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THE SUN.
NEW YORK, 1854.

About sixty millions copies Of The
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Memphis Route South
Kansas City 70 Memphis without
Change OF Cars.

The attention Of the people Of the
west and northwest is called TO the
Memphis extension OF the KansasCity,
Fl. Scott & Gulf Railroad, now COM
pleied and IN operation hetwrn Kan
sas City. Mo, and Memphis, Tenn.
The completion Of this short line to
the south brings that heretofore to the
West and North west 10 the very
great advantage Of all.
Through trains for Memphis with
Pullman Palace sleeping car and ele-
CANT day COACHES leave Kansas CITY
daily, saving frequent changes aud
many hours time TO Memphis, Jack
sonvIlle. FLA. New Orleans, aud all
Southern cities. Tourists tickets via
this short route TO Jacksonville, Mobile
New Orleans. and all the winter pleas
ure resorts Of the South. will be on
sale at all coupon offices throughout
the west. a map OF this new route
has just been prepared and will be
mailed free on application To J. f.
Lockwood. q p ST. A..Kansas City,
NO.
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My ANDREW JACKSON DECLINED A
BtHCoPHAeue.

8FA+Aa ~ -
AT the meeting Of the Philadelphia
bead Of city trusts, g few days since,
the report OF Vice President Gregory,
Of Girard college, In regard % the
ancient Roman sarcOphagus recently
discovered Ia the cellar Of the college
wa received. The sarcophagus VIII
remain Ia the college museum. Il
was presented TO the college by-sCom-
modOre Elliott IN 1888, and when an
investigation Of records Of the coun-
ellis Of The city was made. the follow
ing letter from Andrew Jackson was
found together with Commodore El-
liofBs letter presenting him with the
sarcophagus. In this letter the CON-
'm0d0re said:
II pray you, general, to live on IN
the fear Of the Lord, dying the death
Of q Roman soldier. An emperor's
coffin awaits you"
The following was General Jack
sons reply
"With the warmesf sensations that
can inspire 4 grateful heart, / must
decline the honor intended to Be bes-
tOWed. cannot consent that my
mortal body shall be laid IN q FepOsl-
tory prepared for an emperor or q
EAnAs ny NAAAAlAn AaIAAn - AAAAA4
Il. Every monument erected TO per
petuate the memory Of our heroes and
statesmen ought 10 bear evidences Of
the economy and simplicity Of our re-
publican Institutions and the plain
ness Of our republican citizens, who
are the sOveTeigns Of our glorious
union, and whose virtue is to pefpet-
uate It. True virtue cannot exist where
pomps and parade are the governing
passions. IL can only dwell with the
people, the great lsboring and prOdue-
ing classes that form the bone sinews
Of our confederacy. / have prepared q
humble depository for my mortal body
beside that wherein lies my beloved
wife, where, without any pOmp or
parade, have requested, wheH my
God calls me 10 sleep with my fathers,
70 be laid, for both OF us there 10 re-
main until the last trump sOunds %
call the dead 20 Judgment, when we,
/ hope, shall rise together clothed
with that heavenly body promised 60
all who believe IN our glorious re
deemeT who died for us that we live,
and by whose atOnement hope for a
blessed immortality.
ANDREW JACKSON.
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Registration. Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that she R-Eisirsiion
~ Pol Books OF the city Of s1lina, S1line couh-
IT, Eannna. are nuu openci for the year lasf- That
al eifiEena or aid eiiy can register a ny once
according % The rroFsiuus o. ~ 81 % TIE Legs
izfnrc q the safe % kansas entitled An as -
provide Cor and 20 regulate ihe regis fufion %
votgrs in cities 81 the arsi n1d second eass aDd .
repaa ali PRIOR acts ia relation thereto, approved
Mafeh iih ISIS NJ pezoa ri y " ti'fls - uuess
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city clerks once during 1sual once houra and ap-
ply 90 b. reEisisd and give be name aee. oecnpa-
fi6n and particular place % reidence. a. Tequirrd
20 make he proper eniries 10 the poll books
Wines nv haud and udletal sal this tfih daF
q January, A d. tssi = 3 BOWEN.
fsEaLl Sl3t city CLERK
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FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL 'CAMPAIGN.

THE TINES has long been recognized as the
leading FAMILY PAPER Of the West. Il has
special departments for THE FEE,I, HnUsEHHID.
GkRDEz and 6TOcE IEIKEEsFss and VIII publlsh
during the year Serial Stories. written By leading
nOFelists letters from farmers and foreign cor
respondents; and devote liberal space 70 It's
advocaeyo Of equal rights for the producing classes
and the proper regulation Of grasplng Railroad
Corporations. II Is the only paper IN the west
which refuses 10 accept railroad passes prefer
ing 10 pay rs way and not Be under obligation to
mOn0polies now expressing the producing TAX
payers Of the Great west
Our PLATFORM-We believe that no man
can HONESTLY make ffty million dollars IN ten
years, andif jar GOULD has made that, or even
more as reported, it has been done b. iobberY
and stock watering. doubling. trebllng and quad
yupllng the stocks and bonds OF bis railroads and
forcing the agricultural products OF the West 10
pay three or four times as much As they should
for transportation IN order 70 pay interest on this
bloafed debt This should stop. and the TTlIEs
viii labor 70 accomplish that and other reforms,
which may be briefly summed up;
FIRsT-COntrol the raIlrOad and other public
corporations b. stringent laEs-make them pa
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Quarterly Report o. County supsFinien-
deht Of Public lns iFuoiioh.

A~aA " NaAAN AAAA - ANANAH
ouartsr begins October Isl, 1s8; ends Deeem-
Der glst, 1883, Saline county, Kansas.
I. School VISITATION
number OF each district s. g ~. IS. i6, 90 ~, %
%, q. 81 So Isl g.88 81 A., a, g. 81, So s., 81,
IS. 81 g. O. JolBi No. I. and City schools
2. T0tai humber ofFiaits, 80.
8. Aysrage Length Of tine spent In actual school
insPeeiiou, one-haif Day
4 Nc Of written report Of saeh visits made 10
thu District Beard, =.
H. No. or CONSULTATIONS WrrH DHsTRfcT
/. Al he time The district vns visited, 8.
2. In ny once, 8.
III. No or DAYS oFFIcE HAS BEES KEPT OPEN
AT coUNTT STAT, 81.
w. No or EHAEIEATfoNs or DIsTRrcT Clicks
HEcoEDs, 4.
l. 80. found kept a. required By laW,A
2 Nc. found incorrectly kept, o.
V. no or EKAHIEATIoSs o. DISTRICT TREAs-
uHEa's HEConDs, 8.
I. Ne found kept q required By law o.
3. No. found Incorrectly kept, Q.
VI. No. or TEACHERS MEETIEas ATTENDEn,
ONE, A. FOLLOus:
/. Where held, Topeka.
3. Date Of each, Dee. e, q. and g.
vi. No. OF LEcTuREs DEILvEHED,o
I. Before Teachers Associations,
2. IL eehool-Distriei MeetinEz,O.
Twill IL THE oFTIcE SUPPLIED WITH:EEooRD
BOOKS SUITABLE, on TEE RECORDS REqUfnED ~
THE ExlsTfEo Law lis.
n ~ sd Sspsriaisadsni q sBIie lsSiysa0a, 70
pskG, EGlslf:
thereby certify the above TO be q correct state
meat Of tke Work Of this once IN the matters
herein reported. for the quarter ending this day.
Dated Al salins, this 81 day 0fJaa-, 1884.
L. A. DAVIS, County superintendent,
Saline county
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sherfR's Sale.



Eaare E.HIusOu, L..
ny rIrtus Of IN Exseuiien isase %, q ~
- Di-lTfot Court q ne Fulrietnlh slalsl.,
Disfricf uifhin and for he County q 5aline. -
EIafe Of KnnEas n Tie anoEe ellltiac Sa-- - -
ne diFscted aud delivered, VII % Ne
fffh day Of February, A. D., 1854,
Al TIVE o'eloef P. n Of said daT, q Ne East eeor
81 fhe Courf HOUSE. IN The city % ed.lna, ee.l1e
co1aty, Klnsaa. err for sale g Public Anstloa'
% tie hietest end best hfider Tor esh lE 49,
- fsIIoafrr faseribef Real EIsate. to-wlE
Ihs south vest quarter q TIE so1th 80. -.
q section nine, % IN torrshlp s.rieen, w -
fcufffl vest oontlaning l1ftF ft4l acrel nofe y
lf1I, wirk tenrnFrni1, kqrel itallelti lra ett-ts
tenaEee thersunto bsi11flzS, 80 fe.l .-s-
takan - the roperty Of fEe sboFe-lllne9 Gee NJ.
anfa and has htau eFrsllE91 g Eugr hacefea
Dollars, (eto8l and WI b sod % lEilrig said 81
Given snSsF ny hasi fhis 81 dag q January
C. g. RADcLTE,
Sheriff Of Saline County, Ann'as-
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ne unasruir-sd On ssil 81 ruhiie sais a his
lIrm n re s5ilns valley, nilsl northwest q
eaii1a On
77arsdae, February ia. 1s5t
A 10 o'cioct .. "a. ths following descrIbed per
a1nai properiy. t0-uiti
co1risfinr q bTood-mares yuung hcrscs and cola
Cous. ealres yeariinrI aud tro-T c1r-olda. Hofe-
breeilnr auHI anf Pigs heg WAGONS and h1rneu
Nevr h.ilrr nnd harness, healer an1 header hczes.
WcCorui 81 binder Eulky plQaa, cultirators and
: nultifude 81 farm inpienenis toe nulerous 10
uieutiun.
corr n crlb and hay IN siaek.
TFRNs-Ou SEEMS ~ g ard ever. notcl With
asuroFef rreuriir. r1gahie O. siE uuulhs uiikcut
i-frfr-f n paii uheB due, uii BE- takcn; oiherHise
i1tersIi q he rste % i1 psreent. PER anuum hcm
ISAAC A. RURCH.
n. 8. PRICE, Ausiionssr. sisst
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For 1854.
The Iioms:snd Fam weekly Of Ksnss'.
s Pages SO Columns, / Year si.OO.
The Weekly Capital
AND PARMERs' JOURNAL.
J. X. HUDSON, Editor and Proprie-
tor, Topeka, Kansas.

Published 81 ths Capital Of he sials, this paper
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gent sad fair manner au live questions eheeiing
he righis and Interests o. The people.
upnn the grsaf question q Prohibition, and the
suf6reenenf 81 tie lau againsi TIE sale and man-
ufartnre q liquors 81 beverage, The ha1.Lf
CAPITAL AND FAHMEns' JuuhNAL WI conuaus 70
Be squ.rely tn iavoloi ne pfinelpies % Ins "
Che pr1hibiiory lar. TIE issue between NE
homes and the ni0ons Il as irrepresible % TIE
ed eondict between slavery snd treedom, Inc
caFITAL has no huukeyism 70 e1tend % the gin
mills or their npoloriais, uhethsr they are weak
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before principle. We arr for the principle Of pro-
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AND FAENERf JOUREAL-
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Latest TeIegraPhIe News.
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Publication Notice.
line County

ANe nAAAa d AAA7Aet ~ NV kAlNlAA NAAAAA "
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Piamiih.
~
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taxeson the Esips q theirpfopeFtT e evidenced
b. thsir stocks and bonds on which they pay
ihtsrslk We hold. for instance. that the
Missouri Faeiae EJsiem, having So miles Of
read IN Missouri. Talned AZ and paying 7 IS per
cent net interest on S5lss7 so, should certainly
pay taxes on more than S9.g7f5I Eaiuation e.
az present We hold that the people o. Kansas
should not be compelled 70 give such rates for
transporting their products az WI pal Interest
on Watered stock and bogus bonds 70 the amount
OF Sl64.0o per nile, e. II nov Piled ~ On ne
Kansas Pacific railroad.
sEooSD-Revision Of the present Ubiquitous
tariR laws By Nhich Sl50OOm more than
Necessary for governmental purposes are an
nually eEtortsd from the psople Frse fsnea
lumber and wire Tor western faEmerA
THRD-High license and local Option, IN an
taeonism % prohibition and fauaticiEn, a.
being the best gag 70 secure temperAnce, uhieh
We 20 much desire.
FOUETH-Ths restoraficn Of TIE lands unlag-
fully claimed b. the land giant railFoad1 %
homestead and pre-emptiou b the peuple-
FFTH-The opening % ne Indian Territory
% white settlement
For thess and ether reforms u deems peril
nert 70 western Interests Tn TINS yin labor
uneeaainEly. and on these issues 10 appeals %
th9 people Of Missouri and Kansas and o. NJ
New west
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lathe Probate oOuri 10 and Cor saia couutE.
h - AIaav = ~ Eess q Gerry r. S.-.-. d.
NOTICE = hsrsby rivss. thsi lstter, Of s8-,i,.
~ tltraliou hare beer granted 60 the understood
"a th4 estate q 9eerre u. 6sueg. iafs % ma
codntyl dere-sed, ~ thl Honorable. The rruiaie
~ oag 81 ianuarg. a. y. leei Now. en-
Felaqls h1tlaG rl1lnll efaiHst aid estate are
hefehT ngila1l lhri thfT rIst a. - alnla AZ
- - ~ W. AAlllAf MAal. o.. NN0r
ran re dnte 81 elid ifliers ~ rteF nag % nrl-
cii1rl llon a1F hcnfHi 81 fll1 EallIsf lhsl 81
sch ciaiifs b. net lzhilIied Nltsla fhFra yo1u
haired Cd NfTFnfNN
aans4. 80. AEmlnairafcr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-01-24
Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KAN As, =.
CoUNTT oFSAIIsE. .

y 10 EIVl-I9 IllII 70 lI7I I0I ~ 0'NHlI
n fis nHT q ~ sIs q llls1usdcr Dcna. dsaeasef.
hlOriCE = hereby given, thai letters Of admin
~ isifatiou have been grEuted % The under
ssid couuty. deceased. b. The ilenoFabie. tke Pro
hate Court Of ihe county and stale aforesad dated
the 2th DAY Of Dreember A. D., iss3. Nov. eli
prrsuns having claims against sad estate arr here
b notified that they present the same 90 the
undcrFigncd FOR ail0Wauce, Wfhln one year
ffom the dao q nd Kitten. or they may Be pre-
cludef from any bsneht % such esttie ard fhst
AZ such claims b. not Inhibited within three years
amer the date Of sah ieiters, they shall be forever
barred. 3. 2. uhhAtdkR, Admin r
December q, Issi. asa