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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

~ The colored exodus from the South j,
growing in proportions. They are stampeding
from Texas to Kansas. This, when winter is
just setting in, betokens much suffering. But
they are coming, and must he taken care Of
heavy as the tax will be. Neither the Governor
nor any one else is doing those people kind.
ness or the State service by encouraging this
stampede
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

~ Last weeks Hiawatha Dispasck gets ths
text for nearly all its editorials from the Chief
1t also slung the Bible at us volumnously. The
Bible states that Jesus Christ nee made vino
and it was not for medical purposes, either.
When the prohibitory amendment is adopt ed,
Jesus Christ must keep away from Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

u Prof Nudge, late State Geologist, was
member of Class A, Odd Fellows Benefit Asso-
citation, which entities his family 70 $500 insur-
ance money. We believe it is practice with
all those old fellows to join the Odd Fellows,
when they feel themselves giving out, in order
to get the insurance. But it is rough on those
who have been carrying the thing along for ten
or q dozen years.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

ST. Louis GLOBE DEMOCRAT The coming
momentous political year, everybody will want
the leading and liveliest newspapers, not only
for politics, but for general ne VS. and markets.
Among such papers, the st. Louis Globe Demo
crat stands high, and will be of special interest.
This is the time to forward subscription for the
next year. See tho prospectus, in another col
umn.-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11
Taxes for 1879.
OFFICE OF TREASURER or DoSIPnAN COUNTY
TROY, KANSAS. November I. ls,g

OFFICE OF TREASURER DoSIPnAN COUNTY
TROY, KANSAS November I, 1873. )
NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Rolls for 1879
IN have been placed in my hands, and that ready
to receipt for all taxes that may be offered.
SYNOPSIS OF TAX LAWS
l. Taxes due November LIST, and the whole or one
half Of the same be paid before December Oth
without penalty.
One-half Of the taxes Real Personal Property
may be paid before December 20th and the
half or before June 20th following without penalty
II the whole tax is paid before December Goth
reate Of cent is allowed the half that
to June Goth.
T. On any Real Estate Personal Property, where
payment has been made by December GOTH the whole be-
comes due and penalty Of cent is added December
2ist.
penalty Of per cent; is added March 2ist and
another cent June 2tst all real estate where
the first installm-nt not paid by December GOTH
g. warrants for delinquent taxes personal property
will be issued January LIST and July lst
Lands delinquent for will be advertised July
10TH and sold the first Tuesday in September
g. After the sales the Of the and
will be subject to interest at the rate Of "a per per
annum.
g. At tho end of the third year. taxdeed will be Is
sued to the purchaser.
IRvJPS fs,o
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CURED OF DRINKING.

"A young friend of mine was cured of an Unsuitable
thirst for Liquor, that had 40 Frustrated bis system
tirey cured BY the use Of Hop Bitters. It allayed
all that burning thirst took away the appetite
liquor; made his steady, and he has remained
sober and steady man for more than two years. and
has no desire to return to his cups and know of
number Of others that have been cured of drinking by
it"-From leading R. T. Official, Chicago, Ills.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11
THE HOMESTEAD.

We have just received the December No. Of that spen
did Agricultural and Family Magazine. the Esstern
HoMestedd. This Is publication no farmer or family
shoud be without 1t Is filled with the latest and
reliable matter upon Agriculture Horticulture Grain
Growing Stock Raising Dairy. FIrming ETC. The Do
mesc Department Of the special features Of tSe
Homestead being filed with large amoGnt Of matter Of
interest to the ladies' The publishers recognizing the
fact that Literature is always acceptable to their
readers will begin story in the January number
entitled The Millers Daughter"
The people Of the West should not fail to give this
magazine trial They make the following liberal o6ers
for 1880:
The Homsstead and New York Tribune. year. taoo;
the Homesead and american gTieurist year. Zoo
Send IS cents to Burke Beckwith Leavenworth Kan
sas, and receive copy traL three months Sample
copy 10 cents.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

q If it were customary in these days to kill
people with lightning, IS it was in the days Of
Ananias, there would be lots of lightning, this
winter, wherever Jay Gould goes, and the edit
orisl ranks would suffer-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11
Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the Comnisso.ers aP-
N pointed by the District Judge Of Donphan County.
Ui proceed lay eG the rarusd route Of the Atchiso
ST. Joseph and Wathena karoed upon tie 18th day Of
January ise0 meeting at the Of Doniphan at Ten
o'clock n and proceeding the Road. ~ located
will appraise and determine and assess the damages
done to the real estate which the Rood viii pasa
according to Law.
THE AiCRISON, ST. JOSEPH wATHENAR- R CO.
Per JoHx DoxIFaAx, Attorney.
Dec. II, 1e7s.-Sw.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

HAYES SOLILOQUY.-He who steals my mes
sage, steals trash. He takes that which may be
the means Of enriching him, but leaves the pur-
chaser poor indeed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

n 1t is said that the Senator appointed by
the Governor of Michigan, to fill Chambers
place, is very unpopular, having no personal
magnetism, and without following. This is
the usual fault with these appointments by
Governors. They want to draw it so extremely
fine, that their appointments are usually ex-
tremely thin. This is one Of the chief reasons
why SO many people in Kansas who have no ad-
miratioa for Ingalls,, are Indifferent to the at
tempts to unseat him; for they feel that tho
Governor would fill the place with irst-c lass
icicle, or milk-sop, or some fellow whose forte
was experimenting q country Sunday school.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

y The wife of Senator David Davis, of Hli-
nois, died recently. Death grabbed at the wrong
side Of the bed, that time.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

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Sheri6,s Sale.

Sheri6,s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS (ss
DOSIPHAS CorNIr,
In the District Court for Doniphan County, State of
Z. Rodney Robins, Plaintiff.
David II. Johnston
Frances A. Johnston, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will on the lsh day
IN of January A ID. 1850 ct the hour of o'clock p.
NJ of said day the north door Of the Court House.
the city Of Troy in Donpban County State Of Kansas
offer for sale public auction the following described
real estate to witt The northwest quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section twenty a) In township four ~
Of range twentyone m east Of the Sixth Principal Me-
rdian. situated in Ooniphan County, State Of Kansas
Taken the property Of David NJ Johnston and Frances
A. Johnston and offered for sale to the highest bidder
for cash. to satisfy certain judgment and costs Of
record in the District Court for Donphan County in the
State Of Kansas in which Y. Rodney Robins Was plain
tiff, and David n. Johnston and Frances A Johnston
were defendants.
Given under hand this 9th day of December, A. D.
1879
CHARLES BURKHALTER,
Sheriff of Donphan County.
December II, 1S.9-5w. Prs fee. el2
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

r. The newspapers have passion for cred
iting anything good TO whatever publication
happens to be the sensation of the day. The
Burlington Ha1keye and the Detroit Free Press
are getting credit for good many things that
do not belong to them. Just now We find the
old poem, "The Chemistry of Character" rela-
tive to John, and Robert, aud Peter, and Paul,
credited to the Burlington Harkeye, as a new
thing. The Chief has published that poem three
times in the last five years. 1t was old when
We got it, and had long been floating around,
authorship unknown.
The foregoing paragraph was in type last week,
but was crowded out. We have since found the
following in the Atchison Champion, which is
answered above:
The papers are publishing new poem called the
Chemistry of Character" and credting to the Bur
lington Harkeye, If we remember correctly it has
been published in the Troy Chief several times and
isquite old. Will Mr.. Miller tell whether the HarEeye
credit il correct or not!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

II The Republicans of the ST. Joe Congress-
ional District, over in Missouri, thought they
were doing big thing, when they helped to
elect Nicholas Ford, the Greenbacker, to Con-
gress, in order to beat the Democrats They
have never received any decent treatment in re-
turn; and now We see somebody has been inter-
viewing him on the Presidency, and he express
es his preference for Bayard. He absndons his
Greenback principles, and chooses the leader of
the hard money men as his favorite Presidential
candidate-the worst foe to greenbacks in Con-
gress. He does this as bid to be made the
Democratic candidate for re- election. But the
Democrats will throw him aside, like chewed
quid of tobacco. The Republicans always get
sold, when they help to elect an enemy to their
party to office, in order to beat somebody.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

II Kansas correspondent of the Louisville
Courier-Journal says that Grant and st. John is
the favorite Presidential ticket in Kansas, and
that the people of Kansas are wild for St. John
for Vice-President. Yes, there never was such
excitement in the history of Kansas. If st.
John is not nominated for Vice President, Kan
sas will give $4,000 majority for Tilden, or any
other Democrat ; people will abandon the State
by tens of thousands; and the CORES pondent of
the Courier Journal will so hang himself As
additional proof that there is good opening for
the fool-killer in Kansas, this correspondent
says that St. John would be strong candidate
in the South, because of his active exertions in
the negro exodus business!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

Road Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, ,ss
DoSIrHAN COUNTY, %.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
TROY December Q. 1879.
NOTICE Ia hereby given that petition was present.
IN ed to the Board Of Of Doniphan Coun-
~ kansas at their meeting the lst day Of December
le79 asking that change the Troy and Mosquito Creek
road be made where the the farm Of c. W.
Hargs to wit: said change to be made where said road
u located the side Of said Hargs house
barn. to the side Of the and the change asked
for will be made st the January meeting 1880 Of this
Board, unless serious objections presented.
By order of Board Of County Commissioners.
Attest: D. w. MORSE,
December IL. 167e-4w. County Clerk.
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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-12-11

HE DOEsS'T Know ANY BETTER.-The Chicago
Inter Ocean Indignantly asks what Hayes meant
by trying to reopen the money question in his
Message, when everything is going so smoothly
and satisfactorily, and when the Republican
party needs perfect harmony in its ranks for
1850, without any financial discussions. Hayes
did it, because he didn't know any better, and
thought it was smart. man whose first off,
cial act was betraying and selling out his party
in the South, cannot be expected to take much
pains to promote the election of Republican
successor. If he were travelling in the passes
Of the Alps, where word spoken aloud may
cause q vibration that will bring an avalanche
down upon the unl1cky travellers, he would
think it q smart trick to yell and bring destruc-
tion not only upon his own fool head, but upon
all his comrades. When the Republicans elect
smiling idiots to Office, they must not complain
if be goes off catching flies at the critical mo-
ment when his help is needed.
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HIS MoIuER.-whrn Grant was daily rxpec.
ted at San Francisco, his mother, living some.
where in New jersey, 6'n liy rom srkc.l; when
he does come, he will hasten straight 10 his
mother. know they vii, all want to have him
with them, but he will come to his mother first.
Ulysses was always du,iful son, and they can
not keep him away from his mother" Poor,
doting old mother! she believed what she said.
But he landed, and they kept him and feasted
him at San Francisco, in Oregon, and in Nevada;
they feasted him at his homo in Galena, and in
Chicago; they are about to feast him in Louis
willie and Cincinnati; but he has not FASTENED
to his old mother yet. In fact, he has refused
an invitation to feast in New York, which would
take him right to his mother, but is preparing
to winter in Cuba and Mexico, aud to commence
feastng in Colorado in the Spring. and feast his
way eastward again. The engineers of the
Grant "boom' are fas;ening him for the polti-
cal market, and his poor cid mother must wait
in isappointment-perhaps die during the
Winter, before he thinks of hastening to her.
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Electric Appliances upon trial for 30 days those suffer.
ing from Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, Paralysis,
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Executrix's Notice.

Estate Of James Gilbert Hotchtiss. deceased.
NoTCE Is hereby given to all persons interested that
~ on the LIST day Of December 1873 vas annopt.d
oy the Probate Court Of Doniphan County Kansss e.
g,s, o. 70. last ~ and Testament Of James Gilbert
70 aid Esate win make payment 70 the under
sxnea; 1na All having claims against aad Estate WIN
Troy, December l. ls1g.
49,. NANCY N. HOTCHKIss E1ecutri1
ee""0r T. ie1S-Jws Prs fee, o.
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DRY GOODS.

Our business is in the old-fashioned way. We
do not shuttle q customer about from one salesman
to another to buy paper Of pins from one salesman
yard of calico and spool of thread from another,
thereby taking up hours In purchasing few goods
that can, by our way of doing, be purchased in rs
many minutes. keep none but first-cass statesmen,
who are well posted in every line Of goods The
same salesman goes the entire stock with the custo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
CIVIL NOTES

Coptain Christensen. of the bark Carl
,ngel. was nned $50 by Justice Walsh in Brooklyn,
SATURDAY, for unloading his vessel at dock In tua CITY,
,r,.fout a permit from the Board OF Health.
The question of a physicians charge for a
i AT night was brought up in Justice Seniors Court
brooklyn. Saturday. ]. r. McDiyitr law book pub
Usher was sued by Dr. A. HYATT Clark OF No. $50 Mon
ro.st for the -, charged for VISIT TO sleh
child VA the middle OF the night Judgment LOT tIe
rleintif with COSTS granted The defendant salu
ss,d be as willing to pay -, but - was exofoltshI
The business of the Surrogate's Court for
Kings County for the past week wds follows: Wills
proved-Jeremiah Bergen. Of the Town OF Flatands !;
Michael specr, william II. Mitigate, John H. Reicners
John stachely Jacob Schneider. Nicholas schotjler
JoseDhine NJ johnson, ali OF tire City Of BrOoAyn Let
tcr- OF administration were granted on TIE estates Oh
the following named deceased persons, Wa JoAh =
Jenson oil the Town OF Newt Thomas Cyno'
Sarah DOran Thomas Hyues, David Williams, Thomas
flanagan sarah Powell, Francis A. ener, El1dbesh
Vock.er and Mary G. Burrows all o. tie City OF brooA-
yu. Letters OF guardianship OF the estate oil EAL4Del
A Ter formerly Elizabeth Wait, were granted 10 fieu-
lex Miller, her husband, all Of the County Oh hAss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
nECIslON,-ArG. l6

SspreDe COurt-C kdpbers-By Judge ' an Brunt.-
fitfzt1s Bank BrilCrr 90 aIte5rence must ne
fsd 10 ASCERTAIN uu0res Of liens Dpoe surplus money
Ioos Welt ar JacODs-AthOug Oh under game avs DO Rot
frr maj The rpa0r entitled the Jan liberties vet rRer
- 40 OF The code charged IN execution IN civil
fou h. s entitled 10 the or The Sal giving the
feCnrtes therein provided for. DoehIer agt Doeher-De
of plaintiff Kerr and auoJheT agL
HauerrIt dismissed Garter sgt. Falcot-Crder granted
Sspfe7pe COurt-ChGBtbers by judge D0noEue.-
In d. matter Concentration NorAsWher arc
the schedules referred 70
Narins Court-Special Term-Bv Judge Sheridan.
TvUc at MafderIet the -ureties Lynch and Mc6Owan
appear Tor examination as 20 TIE sucency al hangeI
yfA 81 costs WhaeH Others at Leigt and others
Petition and order granted. AlDert7on ag LasaK ana an
ofbrPetitiOu ar discharge judgment debtor granted
IOe aCf. BllmeuthaI; OConueu Mallory orders OF
dscontiDuance granted GOrIis DXOu order granted
denying with 81 costs. Cardoze aZf lrus lei
oil snhsttuOn granted. Burgess at Burgess Jndertakng
s5pr0Vef BsKer ana another agL NCCOrsle.-M 1ton
grsnta BOrcharit agt Wugand AMI another the Habra
ksGisha ETC. Association AIT Benskea.-Ord6Ts granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
CRIMINAL NOTES.

James GounOd. age twenty-five, who lives
Mn ms Young vile at stycnty XtB-st and the bOui
vard threw himself the East River o. sajutay q
terucOn He was rescued by ueighbors Ills VIE said
sqt ne mas been ~ meet fits lately Tie was cent 10
fht Tornbs from the YoTkve Police Court yesterday
for medical examination.
The patrolman in Jane-st. on Saturday Mght
,cd az front door No. ia uufestened, and knowing
Mat the owners AlonZO PerIue and family, were -tn
icon the city, lac examined t. several bundles oi cptn-
~ sheets lrkets and other household property were
packed up ia the hail, ready Tor removal ON bureau
t. the second story OLD knte was found, "hca vas
recognized "a the property % sam Henderson, cooft
bovwno had been seen lurking about ne nelshOoTAoou
Henderson wa arrested taken 20 the J-u son MlIAet
Police Court Yesterday, ana reminded 10 prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-18
THE COURTS.
rn,,p1IcATrn nIvoRCF sun.

The suit for absolute divorce, brought by
49,, IL ! Ross against her husband Joseph Ross, has
Avs, hem Concluded before the referee who repor's IN
~ the plaInuI The referee was appointed by the
cum, me Court OF Brooklyn, and motion for coaFlh-
-, of ire report viii be made soon before Justice
tssf court The complaint charges mhdehty 10 mar
@ vNSs TIE defence is absolute denial, and y
I,5l that the evidence OF nhdehty Is manufactured
- ,fs interest Of a New-lCrk broker, who desires 20
IL, - Mr. Ross. Charges of perjury are freeS
tt-ht gqfnst the witnesses and the confirmation OF
- port ill lie vigorously opposed by The defendant
~ h. 4 rand-ut phew OF the Rev. I. Dewitt Ialmage
II The report confirmed the Will be tired De
- i1rv Mr. Ross now lives IN Somervile, y. j. lie
srf ms wife are Well known In Brooklyn, Whele Trey
T~s,ed flr several years. They have one chhu, WIZ
a with her mother