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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-06-02
FOREIGN NEWS.
RUssA.im

BE.L1x, June 1.-ThsrepO that Russia
has enacted q protective customs duty on
imported raw iron has caused much feeling
among German protectiouists. Several jour
mails which themselves advocate the protec-
ZIONIST policy as far as Germany is concern
ed print identical articles. 1t Is of course
difficult to exercise Sny influence on the
the decision Of the Russian Government,
but II may be affirmed that our neighbors
trading hostility is bad means OF pro-
noting universal peace.
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L L,uisiana, Kansas, Utah and IlIinoisshould
be admitted to the temporary orgAniEA-
ton; that contests in these States should
be submitted to the Committee on Creden-
!ials, and that the unit rule should be
or not at the pleasure ot the
that Conkling,, Logan and
Cameron have pledged themselves 70 In
terfere in no way in regard to the action
of the Convention respecting the unit
rule. The Committee decided 70 redis-
tribute tickets II 9:30A.M.
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INTERNATIONAL COPYRIGHT.

LONDON, June l.-Mr. strahan, we'll
known publisher, has sailed for the United
States. One object OF his journey is to as
certain whether American publishers are
not willing 70 agree to some better COM
promise than any Of the many which have
been suggested in the United States, relS-
five 10 International copyright.
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BANGOR, June LAT the Democratic
Convention held to-day, the following
delegates at large were elected to the Gin
cinnad Convention: Darius Alden, John
Bredman. Arthur SeEAll, Bion Bradbury.
AlteruatSs: Capt. Charles Chase, Bion
Wilson, Geo. W. Drisco, VIM. A. Crom-
we'll The Democratic Convention rati-
fed the nomination oithe Greenback Con
vsntion for Governor.
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Star to be the BriEhest-Grant Lacks
Seyenty.dye Votes Of Nomination
HI. name Will Probably Net be Pre-
sented.
Fourth Dbp.tch.l
CHICAGO, June, l.
special Dispatch to the Iutslhssnesr.
BLAINE WILL srAKr OPP WITH 800 VOTES.
There was a confidential Conference OF
the leading supporters Of Blaine tonight,
At which facts and figures we're submitted
showing that he would start of with 300
out Of the 756 votes.
WHAT Is LETT FOB GRANT.
The Sherman men claim one hundred
and forty votes, and this number is gener-
slly conceded. Edmunds, WAshburue and
Window are known to have IS votes
among them. This would leave Grant
only 255 votes against Ill. The ring have
been claiming for him ana allowing him
800 votes, and yet he falls 70 short OF
nomination. In view Of these well au-
thenticated figures tonight there is q ris-
ing boom for Blaine.
BLAISE's STAR THE BRIGHTEST.
Ellis h. Roberts, editor Of the Utica BG.
ald, Conkling's former home organ, told
me few moments ago that he had met
six journalists this evening who concurred
in saying that Blaine's star appeared to be
the brightest one in the sky tonight.
GRANTS DEcLISATIoS POSSIBLE
AsItelegrapbed this aiternoonit is not
at all impossible that Grants name will
not be presented to the Convention. Itis
,a;d that there is letter from him deci-
ming the nomination, in which be takes
,be ground that this is his first proper Op-
portunity to decline.
40 NOMINATION REToRE FRIDAY.
Eugene Hale expressed the opinion to-
night that q nomination would not be
reached before Friday. u
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COLUMBIA, June The Democratic
State Convention met to-day, J. S. Goth
ron presiding. Senators Wade Hampton
and NJ. c. Butler, Msis T. B. Barker and
General John Bratton were elected dele
gates at large to Cincinnati.
RArssG
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BosroS, June 1.-The boat race between
Frenchy Johnson and Wallace Ross will
be called again, tomorrow, as through
some misunderstanding to-day in giving
the word go" the race was failure.
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FoRTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.
wAsHrSoToN, June l.
SENATE.

The morning hour having expired, the
unfinished business, being Mr.. Eaton's
taYlf bill, was on motion Of Mr.. Ransom
informally laid aside, and the river and
harbor bill proceeded with.
On motion OF NJ. Thurman the appro-
priAtion for continuing the o0era ions on
the ice haTbor at the mouth OF rhe Nus
kingum river was increased 10 so 0OO.
Several other amendments were made,
and pending debate the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE
The deficiency bill was taken up and
read by sections for amendment, and sew
eraI being offered the committee arnse
without action, and after disposing Of some
minor business Adjourned.
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DEnoRALIllrIos CONTINUES

Ancag the Third Termers-The senn.
nat AEAiR.t the Ring = ConAliHE
Had the New York Delegation Lee
tarr, NhIeh they do Net Heed-The
CSaIsSt Narrowed Down 20 sherman,
AlaiaG nd EdmuRds.
lTAha DiSpdsh-l
CHICAGO, June l, 1850.
sP,'l Dispatch to the IntSlissnOsr.
The Generalization in the ranks Of the
ssri.terners continues and is steadily in
s'easing and, unless all signs shall prove
deceptive. they are destined to be over
Eheiniugly defeated.
THE SENTIMENT OF THE couxTRY
The sentiment OF the country has been
euoeeuul,ed here ia q manner quite un-
expected to the ring politicians, and de-
spite the most desperate efforts on their
Pa7 to resist it, effect they have been IN
able 70 hold their followers together.
eosk[ss's APPEAL.
Senator CO0klIug nS44s speech to the
S'E York delegation to-day, ,14sPFeeaanG
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BANGOR, June 1.-The Greenback State
Convention held here to-day elected John
B. Foster, Temporary Chairman. General
Harris ". Plaisted, OF Bangor, was nomi-
mated by acclsmAtion for Governor.
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The British Foreign office has lately had
under consideration the proposal that
England cooperate in the proposed inter
national Polar expedition.
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EuGESIE's PILGRIMAGE.

CAPE TOwx, June L-Ex.Empress Eu-
genie arrived, on the 18th Of May, at Its-
yozi, Zululand, near the spot where the
Prince Imperial was killed.
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At Boston-Bostons 4, chicagos 5.
At Proyidence-CleyelAnds s, Proyi.
'sass &s Sofos.tsr-worcs.sss !; ls, oinsin,
nad1
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the ln-The Ihir0 Term sPee
Ing Iuay-The UaII Rule Ghost Gone
GltnmeFinE.
Second DiIPatch,l
CHICAGO, June !.
s-s1 t!,;a.sh 70 the IatsllEsneer.
Cameron has ,ecumbed to the pressure
ulst aud has Agre,Hd TO abandon all st
teapu to apply the unit rule in the pre-
4aiulry organization Of the ConTennon'
iaoAR WILL Be TEMPORARY t7HAIRAAS:
Tie arrangement Of last iught oy
Which Senator Hoar, Of Massachusetts
t"seIected to act as temporary Chairr'An'
vi be carried out as agreed upon.
THE GRANT FRONT sREAKNe.
Tie Grant column has weakened all
L9og the line, and it is now thought that
Is name will not be presented to the Con-
rssdOa.
IRE cRlsIs PAST.
General Garfield tells me that he thinks
tie etsis is past, ant that the defeat oil
lie third teFners is pretty well assured
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QuEExsTOwx, June l.-Arrivsd: Illinois
from Philadelphia.
LIVERPOOL, June l.-Arrived: Victoria
and Palma from Boston.
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LIGHT BREAKING.

LIGHT BREAKING.
y. Crowd, That Lo~'t'd Upon t4!
s,oubIican Party Passing Away
a. Great Questions Agitatlng
the Factions.
II. Third Term Tripartits Bend TO
the Wishes of the National
Committee.
ne Untt hDIs neUs''o' "'
\, uuistus, land Forever It Is
To Be Hoped.
II. Grant Line wassrins' And the
LADDERS Said to Be Demoralizsd.
y, Break in the New xe-! and
Pennsylvania Delegations.
,lu, STIR Said {" be ia the a'o''d''''
u. s..rlug Brightly Over Aa'
,,,,r that s.nsral srant viii Withdraw
fran the Race.
sn u..., H. will Retire Hon'rsd by Ills
Party for what He Has Done,
ia. v, Friend: will be Forgiven for what
rU Tried to Force Him to Do.
,.,.,,I,,, tsat the Convention will be 10
Session Uutil Friday.
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NraE ISTEREsrO OF GRANT.

n...lnr OF the Union Veterans at HAysr.
Iy's Hall.
cncAoo, June 1.-The Union Veterans
nss,at Haysrlys Theatre this morning in
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THE CLOUDS PASSING AWAY

And the clear Sky Discovers BiAine's
Star to be the BriEhest-Grant Lacks
seyenty.hVe Votes Of Nomination
His name Will Probably Not be Pre-
sented.
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cAnERON \ ABDICATEs.

N, snnt Column Weakening all Along
II, up--The IhIr6 Term spectre Aa-
lag Iwsy-The init Rule Ghost tone
GtmmeFinE.
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coyFlIcTfNa srATENEYTs-

The Conference Committee having con-
siderable business before it, as to seats
and other matters, the National Commit
tee adjourned until balt-past two O'Clock.
Members OF the Committee say that IN the
meeting proper no vote, not even one i6At
NAV be considered as indicating the rela-
i've strength, has yet been taken.
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WHAT IT HINGES ON.

The situation mp TO Noon-H"W the hefn'
bers OF the National Committee StAna
ON Cameron's Dep0sition-fhr hAs-A-
ehusetts Vote Will Go TO BdmnndS FIRST
sherman ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cam
eron and Losan Reported to Have Made
Concessions
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The Blaine delegates also held a caucus.
Tbey set up claim Of 800 on the Rrst bal.
lot. with probability otsubsequent gains.
81. Secretary Boutwell, admitted 70 report
an Tonight that his count left Grant forty
n fiIty short OF q maioity.
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VOICES OF THE NIGHT.

The Grsnt Leaders In seeret inference
they are Less Couddrn Of Success, but
Claim that Ihey Will Eventually Pull
ThrouSh-Rumors Pro and Con-The
solid Blaine Delegation from West Vir.
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raE GRANT sTRKSarH.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Grant managers
meeting tonight comprised S?7 persons,
of whom SI8 were delegates to the Ma
tionsl Convention. They claim this does
NOT represent their strength, although
thew don't claim & nomination on the inst
ballot. Nothing was said st the meeting oil
4 compromise, but on the contrary de-
termination WAS expressed by the two
speakers, Conkling and Logan, TO stand
by Gen. Grant, They spoke confidently
predictiDg his nomination.
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has look we'll this morning for vic
a!orer the great Presidential ring
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CHICAGO, Juue 1.-The excitement
which seemed to prevail in this city last
night is exeeeded by the excitement Of to-
day. There are more people in the city,
and the new arrivals entered at once
into the contes: as partisans of Oae or the
nthsr candidate.
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RECESSION OF THE NATIONAL cohAIT'
In R.rard to ConteslInE DeIegates-CoH''
eroa 10 Remain ChAirman-csnklins'
Logan and Cameron Pledged not 10 IN
t.rfere In Regard to the unit Rule.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The National Com
mittee reconvsnsd at ESQ P. n. and Ad-
journed alter 4 two hours session. Amem'
Der Of the Committee says that the con-
conclusions reached were, that Cameron
should remain Chairman Of the Commit
tee, and tha. the regular delegations from
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Nnr nEcTpD YEf.

The National Republican Committee,
which met this afternoon, did not decide
that Louisiana should be admitted to the
temporary organization. That question Is
undecided. It was not decided that the
regular delegation should be admitted, Is
was stated in an early dispatch.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-19

a NAMED defendant, Of New York City, State Of
New York, will take notice that the shove named
plaintiff Of Salina State Of Kansas, did the 18th
day Of July, ls0e file his petition In the District
Court within and for the county and state Of Kan
sas against the sad defendant setting forth cause
u divorce from the said defendant on the ground
Of abandonment; and the said defendant Il hereby
notiaed to appear and answer said petition on or
before the first day Of September A. u. ls60 the
said petition will be taken n true and judgment
rendered accordingly. The nature Of said judy
mont will be . decree Of divorce dissolving the
bonds Of Ratrimony now existing between the
shove named plaintiff and defendant debarring her,
the sail Ale xan1rine Henriet.e Serville, Of all
rights Of dover other Interest In the property Of
the plaintiG.
SEVERN CONSTANT sERvILLE.
Plaintiff
By Aohler & Cunningham, Att orueys.
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u,lldam ION m .ssioners NetIce.
!. r.sm q ~s, o.os..

ID !. scssm o ssag concs1.
nIOrICE ID hereby gwen thai vs, The under.
II siened, we're o, .ae 18Th day Of yuae, A. D.
ia duly ap .oiss d by q. Hon. John u. Prescott
Judee oStne District curt Of -aline County, In
~ Hate Of kansas, upon the petitiun Il John La
~. DANIEL T. HopkiIs and d. B Nation, partnsrs
doirs business I'm er the fm name and style Of
re &tdgep,rt Milling comKany,s . eom1n,seesm,
= ~ an assessment Of an damages which wth
rosuit 70 any person BY the erection and matnte-
nance forever of certain mill dam By aid Bridge
po9t Milling Company, and to psrfern ~ ot6er
u, having been daily sworn s required BY NV,
have fxed the day Of our meeting for
Hiday, the 10th day Of August, A. ID.
1850,
NJ O'Clock r. 4. Of said day, as the Place Of the
propoeed erection of said miil-dxm, on that tract
Il and which is contained within the following
oeees and bounds, to wit: Commencing q the
oorthvest corner Of the southwest quarter Of SEC
Hon TWENTY-FIVE C2s), in tOwnshiP sixteen Q6),
soufh Of ranse three 81 vest Of the sixth principal
mes5dian. In said Saline County and Ssase OF AAn-
nas for the following purposes to VII: TO exam
Inc the podnt at which nd dam b TO be located
md erected and the lands and real estate above
and below the same. which viii probably % injur-
allegations and testimony Of all parties interested,
make an assessment ofthc damages to each Person
which win result thereby, and to enquire into all
matters In said petition contained and perform
such other duties as are required Of US " NV.
Applicstiou for damages should be In writing and
hied with the commissioners or any one OF them oy
parties Interested or their SCENTS
E'"t 3. P g. Ho.:. commissioner.
NKLs NELsoN.)
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sESArEJoINr REsOLrr,ox No 7

Proposing aa amendnent 10 article hfseen Of the
coossisssioa Of The stste Of kanss>, relating To
The naeafhctafe ard sale Of intox icsting liquor,
BY sdAing section ten 10 said article.
fco-sAiv9s q oil ne zea5rs elected 10 eIos Hoss>
rsfiss Aere6r:
SECTION I. The following proposition 10 amend
the Csastitution Of the State OF Kansas shall he
r.iecties. at the general election to he held on
The Tuesday svceeedine the 6rss Monday of Nov-n-
Der, A. d. sigAesen hundred and eighty: -Pnoro-
ssrioS.-ASttele Afteen shall he amended by adding
section ten therto. vhich shali read as follow. !.
The manufacture and sale Of intox icating liquors
shall BE- forever proAihiied In thi. STATE except
medical. .cientifc add mechanical purposes
misiiss said proposition 20 the electors The bal
lots shall be either written printed. or partly
written sed partly printed: and those voting for
sm~sd The Constitution = and those voting .s1psi
the proposifioa shall vote Against the propo- ion
"a slaenA the Constitution
Snc. s. This resolution shall take efsct anil he in
fssce froo and aiter Its Publication In the statute
bnok.
hereby certify that the above resolution oriyi-
mated In the senate. February sh. ls.s. AMI passed
LiNANU. HUMPHREY.
HENRY baAxbLEr. fr-s,si~ai q !>sas.,,
!Srnsarycf N-aalr.
Passed the House Narrh u. ISIS.
WET W. WALTON, Spsat,r n Hoasc.-
(Aief Cert ef HosS.
Approved March eth, 1879
JOHN r. ST. JOHN,
0or-faor.
THE STATE OF KANSAS, l.
OFFICE OF SrcsETARv ovSIATE.
Jases S~sA Secrefary u .~If> ~ Lss Sa,s ~ Hds-
sas. 10 Asrety certify a ne toreSoiaS aad
reo copy u tAe original earo>f joaf reseisca
e IL ny esee. and aa ne sst e5,o By paLcs-
tioa In ~ sGafuS took. My ysA, ISIS.
IN ksfi,Aoay where.f, AdT~ ksTSi a,o shbS-Ti-
sEAI b~d ny aane. asd ag1Iei NY ep.eidl .eaf
ihse a. nPeka. this ls day q .1aiy, a. u
lssJ. JAMES SMITH,
SesJcfsrs y SGtr
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Chambers Encyclopedia.
$8.25. An Amazing Offer.

The more widely and rapidly theS, voiatrsS szs
Ing other purchasers sfthis AMI our sHy standard ia
early Subscribers.
TO ALL Who's orier~ AMI money 49, revived durRg
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place where have special agent iu-gzly'tae lrs
ae allow commission Of ten per crni ih' vuluiass
remaining volumes when oomE'lsted-
A specimen volume cloth ~ili b. sal, I~'s.psHi.
and may be returned once. II not Saftsiscipfy-
The .CBANpxn>'- ENcYsLorNnIN' ssnrfiscs tn
knovieds~ and the remaining A"laHies, s''aP'sie
ii,hed-
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Notice OF untySuperintendent,

HHERE will be FIVE. examinations for Teacher
u Certi6cates,during the year lss0-all held In
the Public School Houses follows:
]. February 2Sth-9 A. N. to 4P.M.
H. April Nth do do
III. July S0sh and Slst-6 A. 4. to Pm
". August 49th-9 a. Y. to4 ?. u.
v. October aoth-s r. o4P.n.
Prouptues on the part Of the applicants win be
required By the Board Of Examiners. A fee Of one
dollar will be charged.
The County Superintendent will be In his olIce
every Saturday, except when engaged in examine
tions In which case be will be IN his okee on the
following Monday. WILLIAM BISHOP.
County Superintendent.
Salins, January 3Oth, lSS0.
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ShefiH's Sale.

Mary J. Marshall,
Hugh Smous Francis Simons, \ Case No. 1909.
PhLlander Gregg AMI Mary
E.Gregg.
DY VIRTUE Of An order of sale issued out of
ID the District Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial
District, within and for the county Of Saline and
STATE Of Kausas In the above entitled case and to
be directed and delivered, I wfllon
Saturday, the Fist day of August, A.
d., 1880,
at O'Clock p M. Of said day. ut the east door Of
the Court House i'm the city Of Salina, Saline
~, Kansas offer for sale n public auction, TO the
highest and best bidder for cash in hand the fol-
lowing described real estate, tO-wit:
The west half 90 Of the northwest quarter 20
and the west half % Of the southwest quarter "a
VI section twenty five (25), township thirteen (l3
south Of range three west of the sixth principal me-
ridian, in the county Of Saline and state of Kansas
With tenements, Embellishments and appurtenances
thereto belonging
Said real estate Is taken Is the property of the
above named defendants and will be sold without
apprsisemenf to satisfy said order Of sale part
thereof
Given under nay hand this goth day Of July, A.
d. isse. II. d. BAKER,
2s.5w Sheriff Saline County. Kansas.
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Notice..

srH cosu W 81 k s.iis. the District Court
SEVERN Constant Serville,
Plaintiff.
Alexandrine Henrietta Seville,
Defendant.
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Notice to Tax.Payers.
0yyIos o. CeuurY TRAsunsAo
aAI1XB c0UUfY, HA1eAA =
6afins- Julv ri I'M.

NOTICE u hereby -sven that the following de-
IL scribed lands ant own lote, % - much t6ere-
Of - nay become necessary Tar thas psSpese, wtli
tuesday, The 7kh day Of September. a.
D., 1850.
and during the next suscesding days thsfesfteT be
soA It public asetien ut my o0es - he Ceurt
HOUSE, n salina, for the taxes and charges there
on for the year A. D., 1873:
]. h. HAMILTON,
County Treasuref.
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PaePosep AMENDMENTS

n ~ 0aeinsisa y eAs Sss1s Of Esasas s,s~iscs By
a. zlDianse q - asa sessiss ~ russkc.ssss
jecf1 - ~ easd1sss u ~ lSae, ne s,.srsI e,se-
ties ~ AsiSsa ~ - day n N0sesser. iss'.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. ?,
Prspasiag suc.dnens TO SECTION one Of article
eleven q The Consultation u the STATE Of Kan
~ srlstisg 70 properly exempt from taxatiso
sseiAisxs 4 AZ tie ssessbess e'ersed 10 oseA Asass
osarusyssg sAeTria:
SscfsoS ]. H. folio. ing propositions 10 aneEd
section sse e article eleven of te Csssituiios Of
tors q The state for adoption rejeesion 81 the
eeoefal e3sselSa - be 6eA on The Tueaday suc-
eeeaing tAe, ksss Aspaay in November A d.
e.ssd 40 sisAy That s.s ss one q
KAasns sAaIl be % sDesAea - Ia resd Is fsllous
-Seettsa L TAe L~silaiafe shall proside for .
hat q: prsse!sy ased exclusively for state. county.
naaicipa1 literary, edsr.fieeal. scientific, reiik.
IA s.:svel:ss - charitable purpose. shall he
SEca rs snllsuine hall he The tA< method Of
saeotsetag - Psoeseiiiss: The haIloss .hali be
lastg Sriesee. tAeseoe. .fSr the proposition To
tusSea Of kana. sesikinG out TIE clause exempaing
tve AanAEsa aellan teSp) persoaal property fru@
s.sasss: 81 ae,ia.s he psoPs.is,ea TO amend
Ne Ssase of kaasaa trking out the clause exempt
Ing too h.nA.sa dollars tssp0, personal property
SIC 4 fRis re.o,uiioa hall tax. eject and b. in
iosce fron nd AMER LIS Publication in the statute
book.
hereby certify that the above hill originated in
the Seaaie, Jsssasy 9lst, ls.s and passed thai
boay February l2sh, lsss.
LYMAN Z. HUMPHREY,
HENnr BaASDnr, Hrsid,rf q Srss,,.
Sxyeassy q Sp.aks.
Passed TIE House February ssh, 1873.
SIDNEY CLARKE,
WET ": WALfox, Apedt>ref HO.s>.
(1iJ CYesk n Asss.
Approved March &th, ls.e
JOHN r. ST. JOHN,
tsoserss-.
0,sIcr or ssr.ErAsr o. srArK. IS
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-19
Notice.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TRKAsURKR)
SALINE COUNTY,

OFFICE or COUNTY TREAsURER1
SALINE COUNTY,
Sslina, Kansas. July 18th, 1850.
NOTICE ID hereby given that the following de-
AZ scribed tracts Of school land. situated In Sa-
line county, Kansas, will he offered for sale 1t
public auction II the once ofthe County Treasurer
st the Court House ct Salina, Kansas on Saturday,
August 38th, ls60 between the hours of ten O'Clock
A. u. and O'Clock p. NJ
No bids will he entertained for less than the ap-
praised value Of said land shown In this notice
and one-tenth Of the purchase money must be paid
at time Of sale: