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THURSDAY, JANUARY IS. 1872
Editorial Correspondence.
Lincoln, 11. 1 2 m.
As the feature of the morning fesuon
rf the Senate yesterday was the intro
duction of the resolution to appoint a
rmmnttec to inquire into the rSht of
Hrm. 15. V. Hilton to hold a seat in that
tody, so the feature of the afternoon
- session was the introduction of a resolu
tion by Mr. Abbott to appoint a similar
committee, with authority to send for
persons or papers, to inquire into the
various reports relative to the conduct
of Pr. Larsh, who arrived on the noon
train yesterday, armed with the proper
credentials as a member of the Senate.
And we may add that this little .skirmish
developed some of the peculiarities of
politics especially of personal politics.
The ca.se of Dr. Larsh is somewhat simi
lar to that of Mr. A. R. Kennedy la.-t
whiter, in which our townsman, Wiilct
Pottinger, figured so prominently, with j
the exception that Dr. Larch's seat U not
contested, and in that respect he has the
advantage over the position occupied Ly
Senator Kennedy. But as to the legal
right to a scat, the cases are parallel, and
the efforts to keep each out of the same
are identical, except that the aclors in
tho little drama have been somewhat
changed. It is the came Legislature,
composed of the same member?, with
the exception of a few new members to
fill vacancies. Last winter, as now, Mr.
Cropsey was chairman of the committee
on elections. But last winter he desired
an early report by the committee, while
now he desires to delay the report until
something can be found which will in
terfere with Dr. Larsh taking his seat.
Last winter Messrs. Hilton, Tucker and
Tenant (with others) labored in session
and out of session to prevent a report
of the committee, while in this case
these three gentlemen are anxious for
an early report, and Messrs. Tucker and
Hilton presented unanswerable argu
ments in favor of the position taken by
them at this time.
After come sharp debat?, a motion
was lost to suspend the rules for the pur
pose of appointing a special committee
to investigate the various reports deroga
tory to the character of D. Larsh, and
a motion was made and carried directing
the Committee on Elections to report on
the credentials of Dr. Larsh at 10 a. in.
to-day. Unless there arc ethers who
change front from the portion occupied
last winter, Dr. Larsh will be admitted
to a seat to day.
Wc stated in our last thafcMr. New
man would probably contest Mr. Larsh" s
seat, but ho has not appeared at the
capital, and prohabfy will not. We
have nothing to say in regard to Dr.
Larsh's election, exempt that wc are al
ways in favor .of the election of the
regular nominee of the Republican par
ty as against cither Democrats or inde
pendent candidates ; jet this has noth
ing to do with his admission to a scat
If he received a"' majority of the legal
votes he should have his scat without
question, and then let the Senate "in
vestigate" him or "whereas" him as
much as, in their wisdom, they sc
proper. We have never been an advo
catc of this main strength legislation
that which decs a thing because you
havo "counted noses"' and have the
jower, regardless of right or wrong.
We hope and trust the Legislature wil
investigato any and all serious charges
that may be made against Dr. Larsh, or
any other member of that body, by any
lesoonsible parties, in a formal manner.
But these investigations, of flying re
ports certainly are very injudieicus, and
expensive to the people.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
The indications now arc that the Con
stitutional Convention will be convened
A bill was introduced in the Senate to
day, sunplemental to tho act authorizing
the Constitutional Convention, wuich
provides for tho re-convening of that
body on the second Tuesday in rebruary,
for the purpose of making such altera
tions in the constitution recently do
feated as may s:em proper, provided
that the members thereof shall not re
ceive pay for more than five days. This
bill passed the Senate with only two uis
senting votes. Messrs. Metz, of Doug
las, and Sheldon, of Cass. It was called
up in the House last evening, at the
evening session, but did not have the
requisite three-fourths to suspend tho
rules, hence it went over until to day.
Thero is but little doubt about its pas
sage in some form, probably without al
lowing tho members any pay, as many
seem to stick upon the point, and the
. friends of the bill are willing to strike
out all appropriation.
NEW LAND DISTRICT.
A joint resolution and memorial to
Congress, passed the Senate yesterday,
asking the formation of a new Land Dis-
a.ert to curtail expeiuos and detect frau- hurt meu in cur party.
duicnt rractices. n- -,i
i ., i .ii?nw;i. t.MS rate oi a;:!rs cease
i J iie .v'.o.'H'VJt. aeea'os Gov. Jame.? cf I . i ,t
i t . , , . , . , , , to cxit l.jh j ar.'swers, wnen the s-eo-
& N II li Co. to the O S . IV 11 II Co i f., ,-, -,;,i ,
a.iij u-re.,isati lavoj-rn-aM.m.
It a thought by some tlr.it hcre.ii'ioi a
committee on iuvo?tigat?;m :,?:..ttM be
a ided to the &taa V.nz fjm.tiilfees of
each I lou se, with an huriry to sit dur
ing the recedes of the L.'gi-Lture.
Iho Tiehenor is kept by Messrs. Town
ley McKihinni-y, an i we are safe in
saying that ii is tho bo.-t kept hou-e in
the State.
the time. II.
cr fa; I barm j?js on tin party
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'ALL AND WINTER..- GOODS
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take:j up:)ii thjiUao:
The IT.
i. Co!h:cior,
mandate to
: Dr. Larsh can nave; ri.
i lean
!or
nor.iiriiitio.i
-tutu
"-:r.
i licve lint Jjir.-ili
Tr i4 :,' nv.wi;,,, 1H :un- a x.epuo.iean nommas ..-.:),
Lamaater ha.? i.
the cli.ct that
cjsv-j a Ke)ub-
i;? 1 2i I co-MiTv
Is this ivht? I be-
:-jfVves ccii.-'r.o r r
uilhAl
1MTQTT
LARGE CROWDS
Evuryiiuii, and mora too. arc j,i.ias to
TISK !.A!i.MI C.IKC.
Spmij! to lha Daily Hc-rulJ ..
Lincoln, Ntn Jan. II i p. m.
. The e.-itirc session of the Senate to day
has been taken up by the discussion of
the Lart-h case. Thomas and Tucker,
from the committee on Election., report
ed his credentials a!l ri.-Iit, and Cropsey
reported against his admission, on the
grounds of rumors.
At ? p. m , after much bitter ditcu.r
sion throughout the entire day, Cropsey
move to postpone a vote for tho adop- i i .., , , .
..,;. . I "'J, at present, unu !e to state.
...... .... u '' jui al The Chrouter, of this city, c
jiviui a uijiiiuimi-i; ui invrsiigaiion. 11
was voted down.
The vote was then taken on the adop
tion of the majority report, and was cir
ried, with only Abbott and Cropsey vote-
ing no. Dr Larsh" then appeared and
was sworn in.
Much feeling was manifested through
out thedaj', and the galleries were crowd
ed. The effort to ou;t Hilton will fail.
II.
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S'ILIjIONS IJt-ar TcKiiitionjr to Ihtlr
Von;lciTtiI Curative K;!?e:..
Thoy oro not a viln Vtivry Vs-inU, 3I:uIo of ror
Run, AVhlskey, frii iSa mul I?elun
Iiinoi'9 tiootorcJ, f jneel r.r..l s-.vcctoiicl to p'.ca.e tho
la.-te,c;.llca "Toiuc.-," "AppcUcr?," "i;ostorcrs''ic.,
timtlrail t!:e tij;!cr on totlruiil.cniic:-sniui ruin, but ara
atruc Mpdiciiic.ir.nilc from Use Native Root and Ifcrti
or California, frcn fie til nil Alcoholic Stimn
tanl". They ore the ;i: EAT iil.OOI) ITltl
FIEItntul A I.I I'M JIVINt; I'llINCirLE,
b perfect Kcnovator ami Invitcorattir of the System,
tarryingoff all ioisonoiii matter ami rostorius ttictjluotl
to a healthy cotiuition. Ko pcr hi can take these Eit
tcr3 accorilinf; to direct ;tt:a anil remain lortj unwell,
froviilctl their hur.ej arc i;(t tlestroyeU by ri.ineral
foisonor oilier r.ienns, anj tho vital crrana v.asteij
I-cyoml the p.vii.t cf repair.
They tiro n Ccntlc I'mxntire ns well nn a.
?ouic, posveshin, nUo, the pcenlir.r merit cf artin;
tit a powerful r.;;ci.t in lelievinp Conjestiin or IiiHai-.i-tnation
of the I.ivcr. nntl all the Visceral Organs.
I'OIl FEMAI.E iri.AINTM, in young or
oM, n'jirrieil or fii'K'". at the dawn of won: ..uh :(o 1 or at
Uie turn of life, the.-c Tonic Eittrrs have no equal.
For Innamiiiatory nn:l Chronic It livuina
tim and (Jaiit, Dyspepsia or I n d ii-M i-.n,
SiiioRi. It cini: Jvnt nn.I liitoiinillent Fe
vers, Dincnncs of llio IUont, I.ivcr, Kid
nera mul Iiladdor, these Hitter have been most
encccMiul. Sifcli Disea;' nrecatisn hy Vitiated
island, whicli iscnerally pro lncrd by derangement
of the IJiscmttvo Orgnns.
IlVSl'El'SIA OK I?H;ESTI0, Ilend
fcohe, lnin in the Sliouldors, CoiikIis, Tightness of tho
Chest, Dizziness, Sour ICruet.itions of the Kt'ir.iach,
llaj Taste in the Jlouth, ISillous AttaeU', I'alpitation ot
tho Heart, Inflammation of the I.uuss I'ain in the rc
tions of tho Ridi:cy. and a hundred other paiufui synip
tonifi, nro the ons:rins cf Dyspepsia.
They invigorate tho Stomach Rnl stimulate the torpid
Idver aud Itowcl.t, uhiwt render thrj of unequalled
tfCcacy in clcnsin.j the blood of all impurities, and ini
artiujr new life ami visor to the whole t ystetu.
FOR SKIS DISEASES, Eruptions. Tetter, Salt
Rbeum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, lioils, Car
buncles, nine-Worms. Sc.nld ilea 1. Sore Eyes, Erysipo
Mw. I tell. Scurfs, I'iseolorations of tho Skin. Humors an 1
lsease3 of tli? Skm. of whatever name or nnture. aro
literally dus up and carried out of the system in a tiiort
time by 1 lie use ol these Hitters. One bottle in aueli
cases will couviuca t!ie moit incredulous of their cura
live effects. .
Cleanse tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find its im
purities utirstins through tho cUia In Pimples, Erup
tions or Sores ; cleanse it Allien you find it obstructed
and sluesish in tho veins; clean.a it when it is foul.
4nd your feelings will toll you when. Keep tho blood
pure, and the lualili of tho svKtern will follow.
I'in, Tape, and ctlier Worm, lurkinjin tho
system of so many thousand.-, aro effectually destroyed
and removed. Pays a dif inruirhe 1 physioIr-Trist,
tliere is scarcely an individu-il nnrn, tin face nf Oir
earth whose b.-"!y i.i e-ompt from the presence of
worms. It is not upon the healthy ilements of tho
Xtct'ly that worms exist, hut upon the dixrnsed humors
and slimy deposits that herd these livinsr monsters of
disease. No ys-t'in of Modiriiio, no vermifuges, no
antlielminti'es wiU free the system froia woiuis-liko
these Bitters.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. II. SrcPONALD & CO.,
Drufrsisfs and (ien. A sent s. San rrnncivn. California,
and 32 and 3 Commerce Street. New York.
"fSOLD DM ALL- rivLlifJISTS AND DEALERS.
if SI'S C t--'tf-
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tlioii.i tue luutincr in wiiu-:i ti.e lioaji
: ation was made was against the wishes
of the masses of the voters of the part.v;
tut is this. the way to reconcile dissatis
fied liepu'tiiean--, especially such lie
ptiLiiieans as ija ii, v. iio wjei i.s more m- j
(liicnee with (ho pe.ijoO of this county than
any three politician? within its conSnea?
Mcthiuks not.
The newly elected Senator and Rej)
resentative leave to-mcrrow f.tr the capi
tal. It is currently reported on our
streets thit the seat c f Larsh in the 3cn
afo will he contested. On what grounds
To Lu7 thtir
AT T35
lMo.Miin i i ii;i .
Some newspaper?, whoso hostilities to
each others affords amusement to Oaiaha
readers, and is to a groat extent a just
cause of complaint among their distant
subscribers, are truly rcimukable, and
wonderou-ly harmonious in their fulmin
ation of threats against the Legislature
in the event cf that body doing certain
thing5. Among some of the incongrui
ties of there cratieand doughty knights
of tho quill, wo notice that while they
arc constantly preaching economy, they
are in favor of giving the Hoard of Im
migration Si00;0()0 of peoples money
That while th?y thin another Constitu
tion is needed ly the State, they are op
posed to letting the Li.-lalurc submit
on?. That while the laud Governor
Jame as the quintessence of virtuous
ruiir hccd, thoy don't sec into the j.o.-si-biiiity
of IU being a land stealer, or a
subject for police di.-cip'iue. "Whose ox
O! Lord ?
Li fit HI UCS
to charge to tho front, right and left,
the hordes of thieves who arc sucking
the life-blood of our commonwealth. I
rejoice in this matter, with its fearless
and manly editor; but its course on
home politic-", I regret to say, has in no
small deegree, lost to u.i once llopufcli
can O'oe.
Hoping that the political dissatisfac
tion which has so long exited in our
eonnrj l.vay soon be cleared away, and
ihat we may once more become united,
I remain, A. Watcher.
Some f.-dow t 1 i i has abut sis hron.d
eoni'eptii?n t.f hcni-s!y as a toad has of
palatial residences, writes a letter to t!i-
I'lattmou'h Herald on the subject f
Otoe County polititrs. It .-hotiid havo
been dated nt the "'looms of the bdiiqiu.t
where two men had t hold one up while
ho made a speech. Another orator had
cot c uou.it h magnetism left to hold him
i his chair, and ho fell e n tho i!o ,r. "
That le! ter was cviiletiliy written under
such inspii-iition, Ctrom'cfc.
There certainly is very litt'e "ccol wat
ers"' nbout the above. How is it about
inspiration in Nebraska City Urcther
V. II. II. H. will please nW and fxplain.
.MJii'iAsii a, rv toi-r.Ksposi)
L?,X:,
trict oa the Republican river country,
and the location of a land office at the
. town of lied Willow. This will, prolably
be amended in the House to day by
striking out lied Willow, and "inserting
at some central and accessible point with
in said district."
CILLESriB IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.
The Court of Impeachment for the
trial of Auditor Gillespie, wa called at .)
p. ui. yesterday, and was adjourned till
3 p. ui. to-day, at whicli time council on
both sides agreed to dceicfo upon some
definite liuo of action.
KKW BILLS.
A large number of new ti'ils were in
troduced in the House yesterday, but
none of any special public importance.
Mr. Cropsy introduced a batch of bills
in the Senate, among thera on for the
repeal of the registry law. While busi
ness was being vigorously despatched
and votes were being taken in theSen
. ate in rapid succession on the various
tills, our attention wa-i attracted by a
vigorous "no," on the opposite side of
ttJ ball. We sooj discovered, 03 did the
fuMtivu lit Ofuc Our liefcat M'tU i(4
fniiiPs-t'v't oniciaI-4' .tS iiiMlntr-
lirp'.ibtirttn I'rrcir.ol lioi.e
lmocrtio I.nrsh's Sent
in !.-; oilotcl, Ac., ie.
a . 1 11 h nymtlni:is of liver eom-
5 fx : ?:i!aint are uneasiness and pern
ivSiiiaiill-ild ti the Mde. riumctiinrs t lie
l:iia in in tho shuLler, tnd i
x stmnueti is nnec'.od is'ita Irs of njiet!U
anil Me!;nes, bowc-ls i Kenernl custive, some-
iiinei iulern:itin witu lax. 1 lie head is trcu
rde Iwah pi.tr.; ami dull, heavy sense.tiun. ccn--e-si,lera,1ie
)0.B nj- i:u;ui.ry, ae
jl I CT p"e(tnpii!iicd with rai'if'il sensa
tlm I V u. I S i"n of bavins left undone
j-omothi!!!- wiiii-h ci!Kht to have
-s-. ioeu done. Often eiinj)l lininsr
of irpiikriRKj., dc-ldlity and low .spirit.", iv.u.e'
thnes many of th ? ub we rynip'.uins attend tlie
disease, and at olher times very few of th in ;
l.ut theliver is frenerally the oifio mo.st invol
ved. Cure llic liver with
Dli. SIMM()NS:
11 lilGULA'I'Olt.
-N'EW Y O E K STORE.'
Ibe Lest asd raost eotup!tt
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS-
Are now on eihioiticu tt tlie Nc-.v York Store, ut great!:- rc m e,i pries. We call partiaalar
u'.ti iiUoa t'j our iiuit iii Ico ol
DRLSS-GCJOD.S, TIIINTS,
DKL,INS. (ilMGH A MS,
illtOWN SHEETING,
J'LPACHKI) COTTONS,
HALMORALS. CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THRE ID
COTTON VA iS. HOOTS ANJ) SHOE
cf all kinds aiid prices to aait our cu:uorou customersi. " la-ga stock ot
CROCERIKS, ,
HARDWARE,
QTjEENSWARE
wooden-ware,
c;lssware,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
A VS AND CAPS,
LOOM
CO.,
a van crATios of uo'.Tis a.;d l::C2B, WAan.lX:-
; d to be .-t'k-C.v vejet iblc. a.-i 1 can do no in
jury tn any jne.
It iias i'l-m used by hundreds, anil kn.v,n for
the la.-t tl' lrty-ti ve jx-arj a. .in ol liic l'le.-t rc
iahile. i -liicaeioiis jn 1 Ictrnil'-ss nrejutiitions
evi i- oifered to tli-- Rulfcriutf. lffaken rfttuariy
22J.',lir "Mi'v. it .-itro to cur.) J i -1 v-1 . --i
. ilo-.l.l.i -lie, .l;Mlr;dn-e, fmlif.-
Ui(t-t01 lian-nnttitl.-tino theldnd-
i Icr. caiap uy.-c!;;rry,:i!i'?eliii:
"wxKrmrzrTr? (,t the Kidneys, f.-.ver, ncrvo-is
c!::l;3 .lisp.ise (!" the iin. impurity ft!:e
li'ocd. m l.imdioly. or deprejion of Fpirir..
he.trM"!irn, eolie. or pain in tii- ljo;ve!s. pain in
t.'o h-n 1. i'cvrr I'.n l i'ue; drop y. i (.il--. p.':in in
baik anri linirs. a,-il.ir.a, erysipelas, female i;f-'eetion--,
and tHiutt4 discuses K'-netally.
Ptoi are I or.ly l;y J. Jf ZHILIN .'v CO.
Uruiritists, ilai-oii. (la.
Pond for a Circular ) u.r.fc'..:i Ai-li street.
Price ?!; by iuu.il 1.V5 i hiindclpiiia i'a,
Tor ::
J 'i
;.vi
hyl. H. BUTTERY,
"PUtts-mouth, Xeb.
F. DUKE i QQ
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hi 21 Vila tJllXiht.ikO
l.''i fro t'so J-itnp'rst Con ?'ru-ti'
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Also I'&alor i;i
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ENTIRE SATISFACTION
Asr.o art'-'c in the hous:-?iol.l In 3 n f:re::'er !n
iiiioiK u in j r.-' otiiiir (lie luvdlh. e:onl ), l iiud
ItHpi-iue.-s il'tli l.vm il.v eirile than t .1 C'i"k
St ive, it ii eono"iy 11s tvelt a' polii-y - tut llie
vt iy liift: and i: bt:y the liiarter '::l;, yo -.
can reiy on eltins the nii-:t sucee sful, jopu''
an iri-iTfet eookin stove "ver iua l.
In ttsiiiiciin i.'pk-uro ilroiier yon aro ttltvAyf
euro o' Jim hi'j
Juicy, Tend..r and Delieious Reef-takes,
Chickens, lTam.3, Chops, iVe.
60LI By
EXCELSIOR lu'FG'T GO.
Cl2 crv CI 4 N. 3Iain Street,
St. Louis Mo.
AND AI L
LIVE STOVE DEALERS.
Dee2dvt;.iu.
JOSEPH
FIRE AND M A R I X E
I
OF
BOYS AJVB ClIlLDRKJrS CLOTU1JYG
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
2LA?IKTS, RUBBERGOODS, TRUNKS, VAUSES, E1C.
HUMAN MTSEKY-!
yi.- PuMishi-l, i' i ti cah;l i-.ir7 ,;.r. Price (.'-'..
A li-turc on tlio Xafuro, Trca'.inent, ni, 1
P.adi-ai ruw of noraiatorrha-a, or S-miiial
'. a";i:is', I nvi,'n;i;::r.v- Ktn t -i:ois .'-"esu:,.l JV
' lit '. n I I inp-di'iiO'it - to M an in- pener-i'ly;
rri' -.Ti -.n-i-. 4 'm:i -it ni ii .11 , I-! : : i'i: :v r.url i r :
CITY. OF ST. JOSITII, MISSOUill
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Prcrfrii lions carefully ea:n"oi;rde ! h- u:,r i-rrni-need
Dru r.,i:-t.
lieieeinher t he ph-ce. ;hr?c loors -.re' I : f the
(rdxiiiriee; I'l u t-oriour :i, , l.r;;'a..
i II- IiUTTKUY.
WHOLESALR AXI BETA II.
DriXJ G 1ST
Is reeeivinar and has on hind (nt tho
old stand of White A- Lutterjs)
f?outtt n lo Main 'Street, riatl.-troi fh. y, I,
THE LARGEST AND
MoH Complete
Stork of Iriir. Tdedir-rc , T'nf "h. h nU
Lead. VnrnMi, Cult Fish -i'l. M-o-hino
Oil, ar;'l'i'!r Oil. C:;.-tor f):l. if '.-.jt
Oil. " halo ( Id. I,inr-. nil' Ln' I
Oil. Ps-rn-i ii Oil. ',! T . i v-- r i.'.
an I a larir v iri. ry '
I: Prrf'i'.iery I nn. r
an I f,;;el - rl
F'-sen ., Kla
1 01 iiijf e.Ttr.'ii-
na I all
z from
On! vcfwIi, y.
aia Street. S;oond Door East of liio Court l;otio
"BRANCH llOUii" "Croadway,Co;:cneil Kiaffs Iowa.
riattstaouti.. KcVruf ka
Nebraska Cirv, Jan. 'j, 18T2.
Dear Herald : The stroke and din
of tho political Lattlo fought oa Satur
day lait, has c!eared away, nr;d the usua1
peaca and quiet o.f oar city U r.gain un
disturbed. Tho defeat wc have met with io one
long-to Lt'-remciulered Ly tho Ilepuhli
cana in- Otce county, and ouyht to prove
a raluublo letpO'i io tho leaders of tho
little cli'iues and rinps, who for many
months have attempted to control party
politics in thi3 county, in Fpito of the
Uta-e of the people.
Tho victory cannot Lc claimed as a
Democratic one, for the simple reason
that on? third of the members of that
parly supported our ticket. Such men
as J. Sterling Morton,. B. J. Newt-on,
and others that I tr.iht mention, pave
our nominees a hearty support.
Our candidate for Senator, lion. II
Newman, is one of the strongest and
most popular men iu either party that
the county can produce: but, had he
been an angel, and brought out as the
candidate of the diminutive "ring" in
this cify he would have been beaten just
as bad. Until our self appointed leaders
ceaso to openly proclaim their influence
with our U. S. Senators, and boasting
of controlling the appointments and
moulding the course of Gov. James,
such things will always happen in once
Republican Otoe. It illy becomes a U.
S. official, because, forsooth, he issuth,
to threaten to decapitate such and such
an omcer and appoint such and such a
man in his place. Those who dj not
happen to be officials and lluy numlcr
exceedingly many, I opine were not
'sore afraid" of such threat?. Hence
the result of the last election in this
county.
We have had wrangling and discord in
our party for the past two years, and it
has become so that it is next to an utter
impossibility to even ive a Republican
candidate a respectable vote. When
will those bickerings and strife cease?
My answer is, just so soon as we have
leaders that are not always candidates
themselves-, and who do not threaten tho
people with Senator Hitchcock's dire
disT.fcasurc, or Gov. James' "hefiy"
hsn J.
For the un-t tii, since I have resided
in this county, nearly six years, the once
strongly Republican precincts of Palmy
ra, Syracuse and McWilJiams, have given
Democratic lusjoiities, rangin
three to twenty-one.
A V FOO T OF MALY STRIA: T
Wholesale Retail De ilers ia
Hardware and Cutlery, fitoves,
TINWARE, ROTE.
I RON'. STEEL NAILS AND
r.Iaokmidi Tools;, Slq.
Keep on hind a Large Stock of
CHARTER OAK,
B UCKS PA rE.YT,
ft
CHICAGO, EMPORIA
L O Y.J L CO OK
And Other First-Class Cooking
STOVES,
All kind',
Conl or Wood kept on band.
JOB W0I1K OF ALL KINDS DONE.
M OLIXE-
Siiring and Breaking Vlows
At ITet Cos: for Casli.
Our prices are in low S3 any house, in tlie
State. Ljanllutf.
CEQA3 CREEK MILLS
in rucuirii; crJe- now.
7,
Wo.
ALL
DELAWARE STREET, LEAVEMVVORTH, KANSAS
PO LICIE S KON-FOUFE IT1K G
M. :.!.! n I l'hi i. ;:i in.
:-if-a -.use. A !. '.y !;
l.r. ti-.rhur .ft!ic Hisee?
1 -.':!! re:i'-i:ie i .rjli-.i.r, -tj lli'.? ;;'in:;-,:-V-'.o
I c t-::v, i-!p;ii ly ;iuv.-; i-n:;;! . i-- ntr. cxjier-iert:-i"
t't:-i. t h e. t!.-;r-o oj" r-.-li'.;.;,:!: i-
ijijw .- . -Vr.'i'tcaliy l-'-in'iv.'-l vi'f: "it tm : :
nail wi;l.--'.t I'!r:c:-r')t!-5 s-ir-rs-.-sl o;-.v-r.n;in. :i-u
i r. --'-n 11. 0 :-. line- -,r -T -i-tl-. i. iii. 'in-r
iot ;i in !o tit care .,t t.jjee c-ert.tin a:.l riv.:;)
by w hi-, h ove.y iiVri r. i.i k; :i : ? i r vvr.:t !. :.s 10:1
'iitioa ir..;y In, : i i.v i-.ii C !:i.:. i I:' !-!-.. i1 j". l-i'i-v:i!i-iy,
ri'i l r.niie.iily. T!:is l-vr-r.T iriii j-iove a
U'.'l Tl t th'-tl-CMIli1 illl'l !!:'! -i IS.
t' 3', t :: 1 'lor r-.-ai, !. nvy ::M: i.--'. in 1 !.:i?:
!i'-i!ci! !.;:vi'!ii.i. t". -:p: -ix -
t -v 1 ;.-::uti --t.!iat.'. A!- i ' :'.' !", ,'!;
l"ni.!i:-lM.r.s
C2Tri- J" C Jj.jT?S
1J7 " .iri ry -Cc .v York, i'- V- HvS. 4i;o.
Use -2 -.-ly
The FtrcCjt Agency Comj-any in Mo
II.VAXCIAL rXillLIT
5Lowuig eer.Jiii.'ii of the Company I.v 1-5, Tl
Atrhor:zcd Cajiiird Fto-.-Ic,
A ni t A jUiaiiy ki a!, C;
S'l.K-k Ni.-te.a 5c".irc.l,
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i
Seoarinj the Greatest Pecuniary Arlvantarje. to the Tolicy 2ic'derj
REASONS FCn INSURING UI 1U3 CQMPAfiY :
ltt. Tli:." ix a "Wcsti rn Company, manure.! ly Wt-stern mm. whose known aii:i;ii:::;;lc!i.ire-
tar, ability and i!;;itn:i. atlonl iiinple guaranty lur its earclnl ami suii-e.-tu! Hianagei'sent.
'M. Its Poliee.i i:re ril iioitJriVititnr.
31. I'remiuin 3I1mi. It receives no nnti-H nr rive? none. Policy h-jlilois Ii.ivo no icterest
to i'r, aii'l no outi-tntnl'iiu notes its liens uiam l!i;i- poiicie.-1,
4'b. It h:is no restriction upon travel.
bth. 1 t.s il IviilcnlM ar Tua-iti uon t :y eonlributioa I'lan.
u:b. Iu bunine.'s ia eseluseirly life in;arunte.
CASH yL.lZi
Ca!i in bink an.l in C.-k. ;. f.co. f i'U
Amount. Ionueil r 11 j)..-!.; i-t'Tnis!,
rnai .-! ite v.-orih Io.:!.!o tlio suit:iit, lii.i"!0.'-2
Amount taunt I on ; l i f -i I . j u ; iii-s U. '''.' '
Noirs tli.-vo-intej, in rt o.n., -Jlj.l i
L'onii.ii.'.u Cotmry, hitn.-j, L.11. i, mar-
Ui t vaine. i.'i.i'iiiKI
viecriieii 1:1 eri.-t en F;lln,,
iJnU in the hanj tl .i.-cl.- in emtr-54
"Itra.i.-ini-:?'!);!,
:;!iec i'iinii::src.
Lt l !v i I'. 3 M
Al.-.l)
1 ) HZ .-
C, U BLST 111 THE. WORLDS k
1 JjvlfTU7ut ,j?5T
UVJ' s;mo t:nAc.acLH , vuKif-
Total .t
llivj.
aiia'i
-i,i.oa.'i
A,,, a.
How York Office, 27 BEEKMAH ST.
liarilitii:;.
Lo.-? reported anI us:i'UtistcI
Knsscj nii.i'istcd, Lut Lot yet duo,
Loc resisted.
fSi.'-O.'"-!
A re
June
rIT Wanted 5GOGO
bushels of Wheat. Sntirfaetion wi!l be given
to rustomers in Krinilinfr .-inl F:iwint.
i"loar. Corn lueal, auj Luuiuer, will ba sold
Chsap for Cash.
Come one. Corr.o all, and tiro tho Ccda
Creek Mill a trill.
CHRISTIAN SCIILUXTZ
I'roprittor. .
Oct. 1-Jih wl y -
Ara the nceumulr.tion cf interest upon premiums pnid. henro tlie C'ln-pnny that lon-t! its nisi-.,
at the biphest rate of interest can give you the tamest Ui Hun. is. Ensti rn companies iiivfst-thoir
moneys at. o percent., wnue trns males its in ve.'tments at twelve per cent, or int. re.
The advantage of Western investment! to the piiliey holder appears in tho following yt.trtlir.r
usurcs: loniiiuuuni oi i.injo, uivt'Mea lor imy ye irs nz
ti per ccut. compound interest, ii 3 l-M'i'l.lii
3 " " " 4i.li!l.i;i
10 " " " " li7..).S-
12 " " " " MSm-VCO
It is obvious that thi company offers preater financial aJrantC3 and ind'.KementJ to ths
M EAT mARKE
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Vi";-'-ii . vii:',f. i
f.-'d, ;jv;.:ttV. i'-.l
Dr. Win. Us II ti-:,.rV. ij
V, al':i-e-o. v. .-1 a , ,,t t lie i... 1 v
i .i-.' iii ..'fill, .nt. :n u sis at. tin pre
Branules Wines ;u! Wliisfcis
Meuieal pu;p(K;is.
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OFFICERS
H I Miic-kixv, President. Georso A 5Ioorc, Secretary,
J ii Sivin, Vicc-PrS.-ident, J Jones, Ass't Secretary,
Dr J i, ever, iled. i'tor, Ii b ikwioan, Treasurer
nA Citikins, General Agent,
V? K Harvey. Con. j-ctuary,
T A llurd, Atlorney.
DI HECTORS.
D Slii're, Leavenworth. Kan, II D Meekay, Leavenworth Kan. H L N-?irman LeavenworthK
J P Kiehfirds, " " U M rw;.n, " " W K Chem berlain.
II II llnmnioud " " WO Coffin, " - " T A I'urd.
H i'deerton. " " Geo A Moore, " " K 15 Allen,
Thos Carney. " " l W JVuors, " " C A Perry, V.'cston, Mo.
S iNI Siri'-klcr. Junction City Geo L Davis, St. Louis. 5Io i W Veal, Topeka. Kim-i.
Cha? Robinson, Latvrauco, J Merrilt, " " J M l'rico Atubion, Kan.
W. Uadle. " E 1 1 listings. " " W It Stebbins, "
Mltilorsan "
. Mo
Gen. Agentlor ?cb,aslsaa;jtl .tort her jj SiatsEr,;
llTOP.S VAN1 ED. .
THE UDEIiSIGSKD HAS OPINED THK
ST A 11 MA RKET,
At hi3 now ptund On Miiin Street, betwef n lib
and 5tu south side. There ho is roauy
to Fcrva all liisoid eustomcrs. ai.d
as many ni-.v orus as may give,
hiui a cuii.
'I keep on hand nothisj but the very
BEST OF MEATS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID TOPw "
s" & r err s
r wa a a a s.k
3Contra;ts made lor furnishing lareo Quan
tities ot incut.
Call and gee ns.
febiiOdi-Ttf. A. G. II ATT.
DIIlECTOr.;?-
Miilon Tot,flc, Oi Tootle, FairU y & Co., iViu-Ie-sa!o
Drv tioods.
JitMi-jui (.'. Hull, Ci.-bier First Xntional Iiat.k.
IK M. .-leti, fitst fct J'-scrii Jf Denver Cr.y
11 ulroad.
A. JJ.nttic, (,if Eeattie A Co.. bankers.
Oct. II , ;, ire. Capitalist.
J V J;n U:, Vi Kailey, Key Sc Co.. V.'hob s lie
Notions.
Out. Hnelt, Pioirictor of Iiuchanan Vi'oolen
ill I Is.
Si'tm Wiwlvm. Attorney at Law.
I. MiLun-jl,li::, ( apatalist.
0FE1CEUS.
lOESTIC DYH3,
I'.ed or n.se. Green, Pine, EMk. Atj-H--!". In
dijr'. Mri-ld -t, V.x'.if t J..-i;ivoi.i. J.y
V,' t-.d.'. A'.- In I. it iv.- ..I .!
that i. n 1 1 de 1 in t'n- : !
or Mcdl.-;:l li;.e.
Pi5sician3' Persorlpfionj.
Curefully c n p.-,ur..cd .nid put t;i at z'A b' -jr
All Drill:-; wi.irr.tf. I fr. h an I ; ::-'. Ci!l !,o
fore Imyinir, f.i' sco 1 ln.ve to
I'Iuttsn:n:!i, I'i l. ".ir.d.' v if.
"Lfixuries of Mo Jern Travel'
Ii! thesn ;.V- tl i. T
Hj h:i- l.tiotj eexi. f.i:t
to oia-ii i.'u ir patr-iri'ii
lie i-ole i.i ins. ire utety. ."'
tr.in.-; ort'ifion.' y posfsiit
titatio:is.ta iii -t-oia-s r i .i :
I'H'.HiMiives. a -rojid r ia I-:
f Tr..v
y f-i- tMI
Piii'.iuuirs I'ni'noc
!,
I'I
rc Pii!.
1 ii onii r
I: i lr.-. i l l,ti- ir;:vt
d a-vl -n i rt;i '
.lie ii''.i----jTy t,uii(
t.'-;t ol .... I-. s jirt
ii mid ti".ivv iron
ears, j'uiiti.m
Geo W Samurl
P L JfcLau-rhlin
J no A ieely
Wui It Kerr
President
..'ice Prt.-iiieiit
ji-creii.iy
....Uenonil Ajreiit
Prompt and Liberal Adjustment of Losses ix
speciality ith this company
PcliLies Issued and Losses
Paid By
H. E. PALMER, Agent.
GOOD TRAVEL
W. MARSHALL, A&ent.
H L.IVIMGSTON. Med Fxamina
A -
'
H ROBERTSON
HEW F.90IC every one should possess.
FIRST I1KLI IN ACCIDENTS AND
IN SICKNESS. '
A Gil' ;le in tho ab.-ineo of Medical A-vit'tar'ee
Publishe.' with the approval of the best JJcdi
cal authority,
'the fjllowiiifftrc 5o!uo of its subjects;
Ultxii, USeeilins, Dr.-.kcn - I5ons, liruiscs.
Burns. Ciiokinp, Cholera. CoM. Conei-sions,
DiMloeatiou-, Drownin,'. Dysentery, Fevers,
Fractures, llnnninr. Nurs-inje. Pok'onins. Scald
ing, f mail-pox, S-t rains, uliocatiou, S u as trokc,
etc.. cte.
This volume, wrilif n by eminent Fhys:cian,
n been prvnurcd lor the press Uy tho i.ditorol
frona ! GOOD HEALTH 1I0XTULY MAGAZIX5
12-iui.. 2."- nace.-1, with 2d Illustration-). Iloaa.
tcfi . Sl.l.K.
Vholcalo Dealers ia
WINKS. LIQUORS AND BRANDIKS
Cost quality of Cigars and Tobacco always on hand
AH orders promptly attended to.
AIN STKEEf, ONE DOOIt WEST OF 'I HE FAILT-OaD TICKET OFFICE. 7A
G. VV. Covcil. tilO ncwlv tl.-r.l I?r.n. I ?.llbya ll.-.w.ks..llcr?. r.nl sen. Ly maJ
' ' ' i pcstpaia, on re?ci;:t oi pri--. "i
rcscuiiiave, in fdacc of Doom, U an cs- f lloo&z. ruiluicr, Doir
Than. ItV. filaryock.
And dealer ia all kinJs of
hais street, (third door TTO?t of P 0
Plaits mouth
S ch
-ZJS P.ppririns ar.d Vom'shinrr ncitly do n
Funerals tieaded at the shortest n
K-oiSSi Si;2c Main direct
' PLATTioytH, CaeS -CO., NEB
LOTS rOK ALSI
U) TS FOIL SAL!-:
LOTS rU SAI.Iil
CI 7 St. Charles Street. I
l" or trr located in St. Louis than any Chron J
I i I'hv ii i:!r.. o uee!. Tolly troai. t'impli 5
l-in.l r.-:i.'i..-it.-d X'enroai Ui.-eile lis t' l.lini-1
ji.iitioiit.-' Iioiri every rjn.te. J1U hof)'i'al op j
'iprtunilies. a life lime c.-ciieriiin-o, wiji jm.- S
! fl drutrs pn 'pare I in riie e- tabli-liineiif , c-urr-S
k' a.-rs t-iven uo by others, no mutsitr iilio f : i i I E
2 d ; tell yoir private troubles, t'on.-ulf.itivi
ice. jenit vo ft:)tnp lor mcaicul e--t:
.MaxII'iiiii, ViiHmiijoi. cer t l;
nail. 1.") ceuti" each, both for H i i t.', 1' ) p
II tii. -it tho carious, (Joubtful or ii..;i!! it v
visii to kn )W ail oootit M-ir-l onution i r.n. i:
iou. Marri iae. 1. 1 ry youn-r n-an nnn w o
I nan oUL-iit l- roa.l il u a warinnr. ins i.er
l.-ous ! li! itate 1 o- purtialiy in l ' nt ar-
cienti'-caily ifivisea. ue. l K
A nook To; the ."tlilSion !
MRP.I'G-!' A private eoun ob r to ths
(J U I U c - .oaiTK I or i nose anoui to ni:.r
' rv on tiie i.hysio!"tiivil ra;. : ,. r-
ts and revelations of the soxii.il sy.-tom, tho
latest dicsovcrics in r rodi:ii:K and r.re y.'ul o-j
oi. -" r. r. f , lioiv 1 1 pr serve i nc i-;p;ii..ri"ii ..
'J"l;i3 is an interestiiiT tvotk ot two ii'i ioi. -i
and tTef.'y-l'urp.tt!-.witi. tiut-i" it euft.iv-
i:.. al conta'iis aia.ioie in.:prnsn u lor
th r-e who are iiiarrv'1. or eon i.i
llai-'e. rii!!. it is a b. ok liiat out! t t i bo kfid
under lock and key. and not l;-id c-m l'::iy
a' 'out t':u ti'Hi--.
fent t'anr one 'fre of pofta-rci for n .-tats.
AMre.-3 lJr. Uuts l'i-io ,r-.iiy. So. 1Z
K-hth trcet, fit. Loui.'. Jiu.
,tTiii-;C'l an l Unrorfun.itt-.
uunnz car?, a uirect route, y -'.d conneo'ionbttti'J
careim nianiirenient.
The l!nrlini.'ton route i s nri'iir ? even-efT-Tt to
pos-, ss all tiles., oallrioations to a hifch ucrro,
nd oiiorK a route to nil j oii.is e;,-r, v.-f. nortu
po-itli. by un aiis ol iis .mno( ; i . i.- us lollown:
A. Jl i t..-i wi:ii the I':.. it!.- r ..' .
At I'iatt.s.aou:h with t.'.c 11. i .M. P. I!., i
2 ebansli.i.
H. At Jiaiiib-irT. with tbe.-"t' Joc h F.iHriid
for all poini.s iu Kan.-a'. Ac.
-I. At I'tiiMiiwa. with th .; Ib'. Jfo'nei Vr.V.ey
nn 1 north Misouri raiir.oi ls.
At lIiirlinBton wiih i li P.. C. R. i Jf. U.
for Davenport, Mu atino. fc.
. At Monmouth, uitli tt K. it. I. A St. L.
and V.'i'Stern I'nion Pailr o ds, for St. PauI. Hnd
pointo jo l!:c nortli, and for St Louie ucd oinu
ia fho south.
7. At Peorin. with tho pNort lin P'ootaiTi-t-ton
route to Iii-Jian.ipo!is. Ciiu innati, Lotii-vUlo
and nil point 4 south and r
3. At Peoria. i!b tlie V.. P. A '.V. R. R., f.r
Loran-port. Col, im bus. Ac.
'J. At .Mo id .fi. with nil Co II!i'no"s Centnl.
V). At CJ! ICAdU, .lb a!! ;'r.i:'i unes l'..r th
Er.s'.
No better rdvi -e ran bo u'.vcn th, n, tt:.-n t'v
la-'1! too liurlin-rton Pome. n.f.
Tiio Uriuei sialic J I,;;.-? on Iian-l ar. 1 1
a:i tii. ii or
COTTONVOCD LL'KOER
At his Mills at the Ferry L;:n ".Ins at Plst'.a-
G?crs. Prcinplly Filled.!
J:ir.." 1 d.' tvi f.
V.ii.i
.or.i:;Tov.
PfirtUN-, N vr S. h ol
"'J !.' Soi! I. '.'." i I r .:
r I ',; : c TV.,, k '..f li ' i . i
the t'.'!!owin;: T- -'-:
i M-ii i.' a.t in'' i'n i ' ''
pi.-.'i- i. a iv i J I I io. i f . I
Notico fo t 'io .vtlih'-;
Befor? ar-fdvintr to tli notorious r,u:u
n-.lvijrii.so ;n r 1 i - pipei-s. or u-injr n;
I-rMI.":'l 'S. l ( ril.-'l lr. But'-i'
w ha? vour dust ae ii "or how Ueplora
4 1V!M
:iiiy qi: i"k ;
P lr::!; r
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Oil ' rr.i- ' " ! I' -.! A f 1
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f.'fid in r :
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-h..v4. i.i-i u: n-.t t :i i rrr
li 0'i; :i.ta'- ' .-. o-t- .1 . . J
o your
conoiiion. . , ;
Hr. Butt ern be cons-filed, pf Tsornl.y or ly ,
i -1 ... 1 . u tl.e .1. .:.-!! itfl'iii :o. 1 I'J l.ii v.oii, .
! ('..;. i .i 1-' . F.i?lth i-.w.-t, b.-tei n il.ii--ct (
I ChV-.i.iit. M. Louii. tUvLswly I
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