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WEEKLY KANSAS; TRIBUNE: JUNE 5. 1879. SENATOR INGAIXS. atarrIK the Senate. This memorial repeats speciflo ally the charges made before the committee of the Kansas legislature, and refers lor their support to the printed volume of testimony taken by said committee.

The memorial is signed by Bidney Clarke, formerly a member of Congress from Kansas, whose character is portrayed by himself under oath In the volume of testimony SECRET SOCIETIES. Masonic F. and A. M. Loage meets the second Tuesday on or before full moon at 7:30 m.

in Odd Follows It all, 11. Coit, w. M. t-CCY. I O.

-Meet In their Hull every Haturduy at 7 p. m. N. Hisno(-p N. (J.

Jno. 11 a Kit Sc-cy, tike bv tho Senate committee on Privileges success would have given the slave holders absolute power tor a long time, perhaps for centuries. At the dato of Brown's lulter there were largo numbers ot men In tin-free states who had become very hostile to the United States Government on account of the manner in which Pierce had used I to support slavery and to crush freedom Hence there were somo in Kansas and man outside of Kansas who would not hesitat to come In collision with the United States troops in the Kansas contest. Up to tht time there is one man in Kansas wh stood like a mountain of adamant In th-way of northern rebellion. By his corn-age, sagacity, prudence mid influence, li had moie than once prevented a collisioi between the State men and the Uuitei States troops.

The slave power well kue what an obstacle ho was to their success and they determined to arrest him and pu him under guard of United Slates troops In accordance with this plan, at the date oi Brown's letter Charles Robinson was pris oner at Lecomptou guarded by United SUNDAY BKKV1CES. German M. K. I roacliln every Sabbath at 8 u. Kev.

1). WALTBitH, l'aator. German Lutheran Preachtne every Sundav at anH in the case of ex Beuator iViuwu. wus pending. No evideuv-u accompanies the memorial, nor the supplement, except the printed volume with tho report ot the legislative committee.

Tlio memorials are not verified by affidavit, nor are any facts stated In support 11:80 a.m. Sabbath school at 11 m. itKV. Uko.Tonnis, Pastor. Catholic Preaching ovory socond Snndny In furewell address followed by members of tho Board, expressive of their hearty approval of tho way in which the schools' were conducted by Mr.

llurey and Miss Henshaw during the pst school year. The best of good order and ldnd feeling prevailed. A spelling beu nnd picnic followed, Mr. Rurey gots to Kansas City Irom hero. We occasionally meet Sir.

Oliver Butler on our streets. lie represents the Cham-plou Mower and Reaper, and has his headquarters at Warren's hardware store, on Mass. st. Lawrence, where he Is ever ready to show his machines. A large supply of the Champion is also to bo found at Mr-Phillip's general store.

X. Y. Remarkable Discovery of a Diamond Kiojf Worth $1,500, A rather remarkable Indhnco happened in the little town of Muscotah a few days ago that may be recorded among the marvelous romances of tlia day. Abnut seven each mouth. FAtiier Wickmann 1'tunor.

IK ALL'S FLEA. The Kansas Legislature, which assembled Januury 14, 1870, consisted of one hundred and sixty-nine members forty Senators and one hundred and tweuty-uine Representatives. Classified politically there were one hundred and twenty six Republicans, twenty-flye Democrats aud sixteen Greenbackers The House contained ninety Republicans, twenty-three Democrats and sixteen Green-backers. Sixty-four was a majority of the Republican members of both Houses. A Republican Senator caucus was called, and adopted a rule requiring the concurrence ot eighty.flve members, or a clear majority of the entire Legislature, to uouv lnate.

Alter holding three sessions it dissolved, without making any nominations. The separate ballot tor a United States Senator to succeed Mr. lngalls was taken on Tuesday, January 28, when Mr. lngalls received sixiy yo es, the next highest condi-date receiving twenty -six votes, the remainder being divided among eight or ten aspirants. The first joint ballot was taken on Wednesday, Januury 29, when Mr.

lngalls received Bixty-turee votes. The second joint ballot was taken Thursday, Januury BO, when Mr. iDgalls received seveutv-two vote, including a clear major ot tlio allegations tuut are made, ua one side Is sworn testimony, the verdict of a competent tribunal, and the formal, solemn action of the legislature. On the other the naked statements of baffled personal and Time Table of the T. 8.

Railroad. WESTWARD. Denver and Pueblo Express 13:17 p. ru. political enemies.

It is claimed that tbe action ol the Kansas legislature and its committee, exculpating Dodge City Express I'i: to a. EASTWARD. Kansas City Express 4:00 p. m. 7:24 u.m.

and exonorating Mr. lngalls from charges of corruption, is not any bar to an inquiry by the Senate, lhe power ol tne senate Dally except Sunday, Dally except Monday. D. V. UAH It, Agl.

over its members is exclusive and supreme. IS IT CURABLE? T1IORK who hnvn suffered from tlin various and coiiipUimtud forms of dlntatno nnsiiuiod by Catarrh, mul linva tried niuuy iiliymutuim Hnilrenie-ilii'H without rullcf or t-urn, nwult tut) guiwur to this qauHttiin with coiiiltlerablu anxiety. And well they Diiiy for no dUoiwti that cuu bo mentioned lmiouuf-vrmilly rruvalriit lunl no (lettruotlvo to hcnUli at Ciitanli, llronohltlr, Asthma, Couulia, itr.ct nurloui ami fii-qnontlylHiul aUi'ellnnaof tlio 1uuk follow, iu many limtnuccH, ot Blmplo but m-tloottil t'atiiriu. Other urmpntliHIo nlfucttoiK uch ni dimfucua. Impaired i-vealcht, and of ai-naa ol may n-rnrrml to no minor but noverthaleM UTlniia ri-aiiluot ni'iiltictud Catarrh, bad onouirh, tln-m(ilv-, bat aa notlilnit compared with tlio (limnerou aueclH'U ot tlio throat aud lungs likely to follow.

IT GAH EE CUBED. ITeanboenred. TherotanndonMahontlt. The. liuiiiedlntu relief allordod by Banfohd'b Radical Curs for Cataiihii la but a slight evidence ot what may follow a puralsteut no of this remedy, Tlio hard, lnoruated matter that has lodged In lie lui6iU.i!if,nuxi'8 Is removed with a fuw applications', this ulceration mid Inflammation subdued and healed i the entire mcmlirannuallnlntrsof tho head ai-o cleanaod and purllled.

Constitutionally Its action la that ot a powerful purify Inir agent, destrov Ins In lta courno through tho system tho acid poison, the deatructlra ogent la catarrhal disease, A GOMPLECATEO CASE, case Is briefly as follows Ihave had Catarrh for ten years, kucu year with Increasing severity For uine years I had not breathed throuKh one nostril. 1 had dropping In the throat, a very bad couirh, asthma so bad as to be obliged to tnke, a remedy lor It nt night before belnn able to He down and sleep, and constant dull pain In my hand. My head wits at times to full of catarrhal Diattur aa to lnjuro my aenao of hcarlnir and compel mo to Ret up several times In tho night to clear It and my tlnoat before I conld sleep. Kveryone of theso (list refining symptoms hns disappeared under the uso of not quite three hollies Banford'b Raiiu.i Ct'im. My hearlnjr Is fully restored.

I linvo no nstlmmtio symptoms, no ciupth, no drop, nitnrs In the, tlmmt, no headache, and In every way letter than 1 linve been for years. could feel tho t-ll'ects of tho Curb on my tppetlte, on my kidneys, and, In fact, every part of my system. What lias been done In my ciisa la wholly tho effect of tho Uampai. Cuim. Very respectfully, C.

11. 1AWRE17CE ladorsod by a Prominent Druggist. I peroby certify that Mr. I.awrenco purchased tho Kauioal Cukr of me, and from time to time nuilu me familiar wllh bin nasn. 1 believe his statement, to bo true In every particular.

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Sanfnrd's Improve. Inhaling Tube, and lull directions for Us use In all casus. Price, (1. For tinle by all wholesulo and retail tlniL'glbts and dealers throughout tlio United 5t.ites mid cunadaa. WKKKS Ss POTTEB, General Aguutb and Wholesale, Druggists, ttostoa, Mass.

The principal of res adjudicuta does not SCHOOLS, Private School commenced Sept loth. Key. Geo. Tonniks Teacher. Public School commences Sept.

3-lth, or Oct. 1st. apply, and is not suggested. But the Senate has uniformly recognized stale legislatures as the proper tribunals lor the examination of allegations affecting the purity ot the election el its members. THE DEPOT FOR THE years ago Mrs.

Beuator romeroy was visiting friends at Muscotah, In the lamiiy of liev. L. Pomeroy, One day by some unex-planablo cause she mysteriously lost a very valuable diamond ring worth 1,500. The occurrence at the time was a genuino sen-sation and days were spent in'looking for the jewel. Help was employed and every conceivable nonk and corner explored, tho search continuing for a week.

The Sena Iiieru is no instance on record where a Ity ot the Republicans in both Houses of CELEBRATED senator, charged with bribery and corruption in securing his election, having been exouorated by the legislature which elcced him, has beeu again investigated upon any mutters connected with or growing out ot said charges by a committee ol lite Senate. Champion Mowers lhe principle was laid down March 11, the Legislature. Thursday night, Jauuary 30. an "auti lngalls caucua" was called, which, after delib crating till 2 o'olcck the following morning, nominated A. II Horton.

Mr. Horton was a Republican, tlio Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the State, and a citizen of the same town where Mr. lngalls resides. The fourth Joint ballot was taken on Friday, January-31. when Mr.

lngalls received 1857, by the Judiciary Committee iu their tor's wife finally gnvu up In despair aud the ring whs considered irrecoverably lost. The years passed by and while the hopes of iigain flnd'ng tho vnlutible jewel were considered very slight, si ill it wus kept in memory and in hopes that, some tiny it might come to light. Last Monday Ptimeroy -AND- report upon the memorial alleging bribery ami corruption in the election- ot Senator Cameron, of renusylvania. EAPE Here follows the report ol tlio Uumerou Ctise. And they were therefore discharged.

eighty six votes; Mr. Horton seventy-nine voies, Mr. Goodwin (Democrat,) two votes; Mr. Mitchell (Greenbacker,) one vote. One member was absent.

asd a full Una of Should a State Legislature omit or relu.e to inquire touching allegations of Iraud ami una nuouicr guest who occupied the same room as did Mrs. Senator Poniery over seven years ago. In denning up the room preparatory to receiving her thebed springs were taken out, when to the astonishment oI'hII, in one ot Hie spirals, safely lodged, was the missing ring. Mrs. Pomery, who was in New York, wus informed of the recovery by telegraph and a general celebration was held over the event REPAIRS Mr.

lngalls thus received a majority of seven over his principal adversary, and a corruption, undoubtedly the Senate would tnke steps to protect itself against unworthy membership. Instances are not rare where personal malignity and political muj'Hi'y or two in the enure numoer votes cast. The ruaioritv of Insalla over Horton in Will bo at WARNB'B HAKDWAUE 8TOHK, Lawrence, Kansas, and also at rancor have assailed the integrity ot suc-cesslul rivals; but it is believed no case can be found whereupon any pretext the the Senate was four; in the House, three. Classified politic illy, Mr. lngalls received 72 Republican votes, 7 Democrats and 7 0LTAI0 PLASTER VILLA'S r.KNKRAL KUDOKA, KANSAS.

Uenale lias attempted to reverse Uie favorable verdict of a State Legislature. In 187J Mr. Bogy was elected to tho Greenbackers. Mr. Horton received 34 R-publican votes, 1(1 Democrats and 9 Greenbackers.

states troops. This prisoner's popularity Id Kansas ano in all the free states, was a powerful argu ment in itself in tavor of a rescue by force Added to this was the unparalleled wronj the capture on the charges preferred against him, Hero there was imminent peril. ibiusou iu prison, and those who favored Northern rebellion free, and usinp his popularity and his conflict with tin-troops by attempting a rescue. Ou tho very nay Brown's letter was writ ten, Col. J.

II. Lane, was in Indiana, ad dressiug a large meeting, lor the pm-pos-i securing an army to accompany him through I iw-i to Kansas to rescue. Robinson. Afterwards be went to Chicago on the same mission. Of eon ran he did ni propose this openly, (the rescue) but he told it to many in confidence.

I waa kept informed of his progress I felt quite uncertain about the result of Ins work, i was iulormed that he would raise an army ot from 1,000 to oO.OOO men, who would march through Iowa and establish posts or stations all the Way through Nebraska, to fall back upon in a retreat In came necessary. When any deprecated a flict with the United States troops, Line's answer was, "The United States troops will not fight nv," In the xcitement ot the time, the utter folly of that assertion had no effect upon some, and Lane went on raising his army The rescue was to be made us early as the last of June. Som -time in the summtr one or two of our col. onies crossed Iowa, (on account of the ruffians along Die Missouri river in Misouri,) and reached Kaunas. How many men, any, Lane raised and took with him I never kne-v.

However, ne reached the Territoiy, and in the month of September, I think, went from Lawrence to Lecomp ton with quite an and demanded of tho civil authorities there the release of all the Free State men held as prisoners. It happened that they had all been released within a day or two, and the militia hail been disbanded and sent home. But Line did not go to the United states camp to demand the release nf Robinson, or to make a rescue. No doubt he nuld have rescued Robinson, if bis command were ready for such actioc. But I suppose they were int.

ready to light against the United States troops Now, an important question is, who prevented the threatened collision with lhe troops? If the Fn State men had any way of getting at Robinson's views, there could be no doubt how this toolish project of a rescue was thwarted. Perhaps his previous teachings in this regard was sufficient. It, is worth whiii however, to settle this question beyond a doub', here the last dang- to the ireeriom of Kansas passed away. Governor Robinson, and perhaps can settle the matter and leave the record plain. After the liberation Rnbinsou, which soon occurred, there was no lurtber danger, and the men who went to Kansas to excite a Northern rebellion begun to leave the Territory The most disappointed of all Senate from Missouri.

The deleated can It is Hrousing st.d a little ridiculous to hear the liard-monev lli-publicim papers solemnly iisscj't that Secretary Sbeniian cm down the profit of the milioniil banka one-third, nnd in the same breath declare that he is tho only man who command the support of the bsinkirifr corporations for the m-xt Presidency. Manhattan Enterprise (Rep didates immediately asserted that lie bought IF YOUR WATCH DON'T RUN Of the Republican members, Mr. lngalls received a majority of 18, while air. uorion received 11 more opposition votes than did Mr. Imralls.

Oct it Repaired and Warranted For One Year a seat, and au investigation was ordered. The committee submitted two reports, anil the majority report exonerating Mr. Bogy was adopted. Thirty-seven members of the Legislature prepared a memorial asking for further investigation by the Senate. It Under the customs prevailing in other EX -TREASURER SPINNER.

states, whether Republican or Democrat, One donr sonth ot White's Drug Btoie. iTIAXLE, Watchmaker, Kudorn.K". (Mr. lngalls having received a majority oi the vote of the members of his party in 513h. was reterred to the Uomnntiee on Privileges and Elections, who made the following report: Ills Letter Explaining Why He Resigned Ills Office.

both branches of the legislature on the day previous to his election,) would have been resrarded us the Republican nominee and I Here tollows Senate Committee's report in case of Senator Bogy. An Electro-Galvanlo Battery combined with a highly Medicated Strengthening Fluster, forming tho boat Piaster for pains and aches in tho World of REFERENCES. I)r. E. M.

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liostwlck, Mt. Sterling, O. Mrs. Eliza Young, (jumbrWtgc, Musb. Francia Haker, Cincinnati, O.

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l.ray, Montlcello, Minn. Mrs. Clius. Iluunds, Woodhull, 111. f.

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L. Stevens, Fort Wayne, Ind. Vm. S. Simms, Madlsonvllle, Ky.

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He careful to call for Collins' Voltaio Plabtks lest you get some worthless imitation. Bold by all wholesale and retail drugglsta throughout tbe VnHfi States and Canadas, and by WEEKS POTTER, Proprietors. Boston, MasB. lne Senate adopted tne report and the entitled to all the Republican votes in both houses Immediately after the election of Mr. InealK a hostile paper alleged that Le was committee was discharged.

When You Stop at ludora, Kansas, all eight H. COPP, 1 ins case is identified with that presented against Mr. lngalls and is submitted as a controlling precedent. WIIO HAS A elected by fraud, bribery and corruption, imnlicalinff manv of his supporters by name. Eight gentlemen so charged, de lhe elections ot Senator Booth, Senator Dorsey, Senator Clayton, Senator Walker and others, have since been investigated by their State Legislatures, aud the lavorable decision has never been questioned or disturbed by the Senate.

sirous of being exculpated, unuea wnn iue minoritv and secured the adoption by the House of Representatives, en February 6, nf the follnwino nreamble and resolutions: First Class Hotel, IX KVEKY HESPJSCT. NEWLY REFITTED AND FURNISHED. Good Beds, and lhe furnished with iha best the market affords. fFJere follows preamble and resolutions. In Caldwell's case the Kansas Legislature The gentlemen who voted for Mr.

ln galls and who votKl lor me resolutions were Messrs. Biehop. Brinkbnm. Grenver, Ham set an investigation on foot and by resolution transmitted the evidence to the Senate, and asked that the validity of the election PRICES TO SUIT THB TIM A.K THE ilton, Jones, Leonard, Richards and Stew migtit tie inquired into, winch was doDe. From hi us of the country reports come oi the Editor of the National View Your letter of iha 6th Instant was forwarded to ray Mohawk home, from Little where you ban directed aud Irom tlio former place it has reached me here, where 1 spend the most of my time.

I don't rt collect the conve'r-ution, as is reported in the paper that came inclosed in your letter. Ildoes not express uiy views as entertained in August, 1878, when it is said to have been held, nor does it meet my present approval. I did not resign because "I was not in accord with the Government," but because tbe then Secretary of the Treasury undertook to interfere with tu-i employes of the office, and because he suppressed tbstt part of my annual report in which recommenced the of currency convertible, tbe will of the holder, into a bond bearing a low rate of interest, which in like manner to be re-conveitible into currency. I then believed, as I had fur years before, and as I now do, that a measure would have made and kept the business of the country prosperous. But now that payment, iu coin ban been restored, I think it belter that the financial question should hare a rest, so that confidence may be restored, and consequent prosperity may follow.

My experience has been that about onea lhe investigations the cases ot Sena art, five ol whom are charged wnn corruption in the supplemental allegations filed Anril 24th. Imrneano wiies uud iticr- demand tor 'h it do tor Pomeroy and Senator Grover were had at the request of tbe Senators themselves, Baivngty popular Sewintr ALiehino, Old and the prieo of which the proprietors wisely red need to f20. alt the in tne absence ot Lieirislative action. It is not claimed that Mr. Inealls con SANTA FB DBPuT.

5 lw3m H. COPP, Propti -tor. C. FISHER, Til, Copper and Sheet Im fort PKiLtn IN STOVES ND TIM WARE. attachment, and once -e tired li.r Ihsm a popu trolled the action of the committee of the It will be observed that the resolutions is general in its terms, and is not directed at Mr.

lngalls more than other ca ndidates, so that the printed report of the evidence recites a falsehood upon its title page which reads as follows Report of a special committee of the Kansas House of Representatives charged larity mo st lh peop'ft, lr betnd 'hat etvr vet Legislature, he did not alleviate their ses sion nor curtail their power. They exer cised their constitutional lunctions in elect-ing him, and then declared his election Was atian ed by any h'-r a', any price, the Consequent' nf vli'cli nuenls tiro leuvimf the old liitrh f-ric-d ninchines. at.rl eekint: t-rri'ory for tho r-TANDABii." Ktinw-ng from experience that with rnn o-m no nt ih-j lores' priCH Ih-ycnn with the investigation of the election of ontcell nl other AMclvur wferetue superior onal pure, lhe true principle w.mld appear to be, in all such cases, not that the action of the committee and the Legislature is con Hon. John J. lngalls to the united states Senate toeether with their testimony.

ity a lin- price is made kn -n Thl- splemiid mach'ri" ronniues nil tmp'ovmunt" 's fur nhrad of all oihti a bi-niy ai dm-ibilltv of its clusive aud flual upon the Senate, but it AUBNT FOU TUB Celebrated New Horns Sewing woik. en--e ol mai i i -1 1 1 ttinmi.tr aud Cer February 7, 1879 the Speaker announced the following member to constitute the committee provided for by the foregoing establishes a strong additional presumption in favor of the Senator elected. The burden tintv nf sensibly da nnon sound pmic cs. with poeitive wetting pirts all steel, ami mifi lv be pot down the very perlection ot proof is shitted, and lhe assailants must was John Brown, who, failing to make a Northern rebellion against the United States, determined to he that rebellion himself, ami we all know the result. It was his way of commi ting suicide for h's disappointment in Kansas.

Very truly yours, Eli Thayer F. Adxms, Secretary K. 8. H. Suciety, To-peka, Kinsas.

The Scientific American calls attention to the neglected flax and linen industry of America a new field awaiting the employment of labor, capital and inventive talent. Forty years ago nearly every farmer in the country knew how to raise and prepare flax for domestic use. resolution: namely, Messrs. Kanooipn.rrom Coffey; Callin, of Davis; Hall, of Neosho; of a pUTvlceah feuipi; juai-mne in eveiv narttcu Tho best Shutle Sewine Machine In the world. lnr lhat will oivlasi any Muchlne, nnrtat aprice far down Dulow nuv muni: it 'dorouyhlv warranted Hartshorn, ot JNeosuo: ana ivenei or jack son.

Needles and aUnchnients for i.l) Machines Neve's best winicr bleeched SrfiKM OIL. fiv-leiirs Kept in order free of clin-gti. And sent. t'i ant par oi the cotio-y frr ex-miUHilon by thticn'tn i l-eii puyment. of tho bill Wu cn tredlct hs b-rge a rihct in this Randall (Rep Callan and Hall had vo'ed tor Horton.

show by preponderance of evidence th it the abjudication was false and partial. Mere unfortified assertions will not do. To hold the contrary would be unjust to the State, detriment.il to the best interests ol the public service, and would reverse lhe unbroken usage and custom of the Senate. Tbe printed column ot evidence taken by the Committee nl Investigation appointed Hartshorn (Rep.) and Keller (Rep had at in rs. famines a'-sirmif the ne-t Ol I MACHINES Come nnd see (or yourselves.

Opposite Plila's store, Eudoru, Kansas. 51w3m C. FISHER. Much lie nviint sctiired -hoa'd write direct, Factory And en urpris ng persona wishing to se-ste ho chime-! rhould spuly fir -o des'ruble an voted for lngalls. The Senate appointed a similar committee and passed a concurrent resolution ask agency.

See adv in anmhfcrpnrtof this paper. Ad' reis standard iiihiue Co. corner -tiy the Kansas Legislature, and a certified ing that both committees might sit and act as a joint committee of investigation. Broad wy and int ott I ice. Ny.v York.

822wly The House February 11 refused to concur transcript ol the proceedings ol the House, as contained in the journal of that body, relative to )roeeedings therein, Is herewith submitted. Si.lKTIINIii NEW, bv a vote of 55 to 56. id mm mul The mmittee sat with closed doors for JNO. HAMMERT, KUDOKA, Wine and Beer saloon. The Choicest Liquors snd Oigars always on hand OSCAR G.

RICHARDS, Tbo ORKAT M-NSAil i ot ih al' I ASti tHCOlM'ig m-ll KVIiRT 0E THAT SUES THE several days, but, on February 12, 1879, the House adopted the following resolution Resolved, That the Committee on investigation be and is hereby authorized and instructed as follows: That whenever in LETTER FROM HON, ELI THAYER. Tne year 1879 being a quarter century since Kansas was begun, brings to the front men who were prominent in the work of liOOK 18 SUIIKTO WANT IT. Bt-ur-- Ill ntm 1,000 Agents mi ted! Sukktiiino Sum "lit! msiruc loni' tnuiiou r-et-ii ol CO cunts, AOdri b- uto ASCH'R PUB 1HH1SU 0i. I'ANY. the progress of its investigation any testimony shall have been offered and taken by said committee affecting the honor and in early emigration.

The most prominent of all was Eli Thayr, the founder of the Kuttovs. i2-iv. tr 3(15 Loouatstieet.rit lonisHo be vtomiEnpnL and Good New England Emigrant Aid Company. The following is a letter received from A GOOD PLAN Anybody i-nti to ma vom-y rnh'd op. crot'ne in Stochp.

by the I Kales lor In Me-ara. wrence -V new ronl r. The combtniition method which thia firm Iiub mode so euccYBtt 1. enoh'es ponp'e wilb Inre or small maatiB to ienp ail lhe benefit oflarg' gr, ap'tal nnd he-l skill. Ih usards ol orders in various sums hi a pooled Into on- va-t amou and eo optrated as mighty whole, thus wearing 'o each shareholder all the ndviin-i gcBi.rt' lar est op-, rator.

Immensn profit nre divided mmth'y. Any amount, Irum 5 to50 0 nrmnre can used st-cces-fiiHe Mew York -pttst Week September MB h. 1S78, mv: "By the system $15 would make $7S or 5 per cm t5) nnv 13 0, or 7 p.r nt; 101) iinikeg or 111 per cent on the stock: iltir us the moi.lh, according to the Frank Lts-li glda-trated -ewpaper. JuneSOth -The com bin on method of one atiiiL' 6 oek ihe must eucceiul ver alopted Yuri. Iiidepei-den', Sept, 12ih: -Tne conibin-itioa sjstem is founded upon i-o reel buslneaa prltciplen, uo t-erson noed be itoou a'i hicom -uhie I- kepi workine bv Met-srs Lawrence Brooklyn JorrmV.

April vflth: "Our tdnor made a net profli 10, 35 from f'MI In one of Messrs Lawrence A con biuailuns IVew circu ar (m-iiied free) explain- everything Stocks and hinds wanted, fovernment bonds supplied Lawrence Co 67 Exchange lace, N. 14 AGENTS I Hook is now rearfy 1 000 AdEviH Wanted at Once tXTUA 'IEBM8. ATTTOUNEY AT LAW, JUSTICE OF THE Peace, and Heal Ustats Aoent. For sale several Tracts of Improved and Unimproved Keal Estate at a bargain. Collections a specialty.

EUDORA ITEMS. him by the Secretary of the State Historical Society Creative Soincw, tegrity ot any member ot mis House or any of the late Senatorial candidates, such member or Senate candidates shall be notified and shall be permitted to appear in person and defend against the same, to the end that the facts may be known and justice be done in the premises. Mr. lngalls was not notified that any testimony had been offered or taken affect And Sexual Philosophy, Showing ilwdRKiiN op Life, Manhood. Womax ing his honor or integrity.

He did not appear either in person or by attorney. He offered no witnesses and introduced no evi bood, hi Cbkativb -cience or the Sexes. A booh i sin tboiiL'h Endobskd by Col LEGE RESIDENTS. MINISTERS and Ih most important nnd bebtBook publisbed. Every in generation, say iu about, twenty years, a piper currency based on a promise to pay specie will fail and brin? distress upon the country issuing such a currency.

In this country it was so in 1816, in 1837, in 1847 and in 1873. The laht time prematurely. As it has bueu in tho p.st, so I tear it will ba in the future, History, in finance rs well as in other things, repeats itsi -It. The same cause will bring the same result. Tbe country, if now let alone, will soon enter upon a new career of apparent prosperity, which will last until the time cornea for another relapse, a panic, and a suspension of specie payments With an interconvertible corrency as suggested, such a state of things could not brought about.

Such a currency would Nt ail times adjust itself to the exact business wants of tho country, and therefore a commercial revulsion would be next to impossible. Very respectfully yours, F. E. Spinner. Jacksonville, May 18, 1879.

The daughter whom Mr. William Lloyd G.irris;ni was visiting in New York is tbe wile ol Mr. Henry Vill ird, a well known railroad manager. One of his sons, Wm. Lloyd, is in the wool business in Boston, another Wendell is connected with the New York Nation, and another, Frank, is in the establishment of Houghton, Oscood A new company has been formed within the past two weeks in Paris, ctlled the "So-ciete des Beaux Arts." whose object is announced to be the "reproduction of the chefs d'et'uvre of painting of all the schools, and Hint without a possibility of being able to distinguish tbe copies from the original." Aa regularly as new moons come, Northern paper state retrularly that Paul Morphy is insane.

Mr. Morphy is a quiet little gnntlemau, engaged in minding his own business, which fct is perhaps sufficient reason for meddling correspondents to call him cruzy. fev Orleans Picayune. The pavilion which was occupied by Governor McCormick and tho members of the Commission of the United Slates of America to the Paris Exposition of last year has purchased by Madme Fould, the widow of the former Minister of Finance under Napoleon III. She paid $600 for it, and intends to use it at Nice for a sort of garden house, nn a plot of ground which she has pnrchastd expressly for this purpose.

Burlington Hawkeye: "We Indians," eaid the r.hii-f of the Little Ottawss. with tears In his ryes, spexking to Rev. Dr. Young, "we Ind'ans use a great deal of whisky, hut," virv Imoressively, "we don't make any of it True, noble savage, yon not. Yourfiouldn'i.

You'd drink It all up below tt was half done. dence. No testimony was sought other than that implicating Mr. lngalls. The committee sit nearly five lamiiy wants t.

secure i khiutory. Andress, AGENTS PUBUSHI.NU COMPANY, Rwtf H. Louis MO County Board of and night.and examined torty-nve witnesses. The investigation was continued beyond the constitutional term ot the legislature, XTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Board of Commissioners of Doutrlas county will meet In the ollice of the County Olerk as a by the enemies of lngalls, lor the purpose of preventing a vote and subsequent action by the House, so that the whole case might be transferred at once to tbe Senate of the woat-d oi Equalization on the iirat Monday in June. 1879.

at which time mid place all persons The Centaur Liniment are of two kinds. Tbe White is for the human family; the Yellow is lor horse-, sheep and other Testimonials ol the effects produced by these romitrkable Preparations are wrapped around every bottle, ana may be procured of auj druggist, or by mail from thti Office of Tbr Ckntaub Company, 41 Dey New York Oity. MOwly United States ss the basis for another ioqui ry. A protracted discussion followed feeling tbemselvcs aggrieved by any assessment of their property for the present year can appear beforo the board and nave the errors, If any shall appear, corrected, Lust year's assessment of real estate cannot be corrected at this meet marked by extreme bitterness and violent personalities. The evidence was read, and on the 8ih of March Mr.

Legate (Republican), who had voted 'or Horton, moved WaitCEiTER, May 21, 1879. My Dear Mr. Adams fhe other day I chanced to find the enclosed letter from G. W. Brown, which I had not seen lor years, and which 1 think you would be glad to preserve The time of its data was a very critical time lor Kansas.

At the end of 1855 1 regarded the battle for free Kansas as fought aud won. By the most careful estimate, we had at that time, six Free State voiers to every one for a slave state. There were three methods, and only three, by which the slave stitead. vocntes iu Kansas and elsewhere could contend against us. First, by competing in the emigration to Kansas; second, by murder and outrages against our settlers; and third, by inciting a rebellion on our part against the U.

Government For the success ot 'he first method there was no chance what-ver. Our machinery for securing emigra lion to Kansas was in rfect order. and we culd put into tne Territory ten actual set llers where they could put in one. The second method would bn still further from success for the reason that however much the Northern states would tolerate the aggressions of tbe si aye power madeac cording to law, they were determined that no aggressions against the law should be successful. Hence every outrage of the border ruffians in Kansas only stimulated emigration, and made more firm the determinations that Kansas should be free.

There was never a free state martyr in Kansas whose death ws not good for at least one hundred new free state settlers. Both of these met hods then gave no nope. The only remaining one was to excite a Northern rebellion against the Govern ment. In this method there waa real danger to our cause and to our country, for its ing. And persons having eotiipiiiint to make liitist do It at this meeting, on the lirst Monday In 1S7D.

as complaints for correction will not lie heard at subsequent meetings of the board. K. DUHiS, County Clerk. Lawrence, May 7. 1879.

B-lBw3t Aheavy rain and thunderstorm, accompanied by a slight fall of hail, visited us on Thursday evening. West of us, in the hot torn, the hail did considerable damage. In a conversation with Mr. Conrad Altenbernd you correspondent was informed that his wheat and that of several of his neighbors, is so badly beaten down that it will scarcely be worth cutting. A large number of window panes were shattered.

On Friday, Decoration day, our public schools held their closing exercises. The schools, after the morning session, adjourned to the prove where they hd a big feast of a dinner, after which they presented a good progrimme of literary and Tiusical exercises. These were very interesting and showed careful prepttration and study. The little folks had songs and declamations and those of the higher grides, essays, recltat oiis, Among these may be especially noted an essay on History, by Mies E. Schleifer.

This showed considerable research and hard work on the part of the Miss Carrie Schleifer declaimed "The Archery of William Ttdl" in good style, and "Cheers and Tears," by Maggie Darling; "The Fireman," bv Miss Emma Rayson and an Epilogue, by Willie Carr, were well rendered. After the exer clsee, Prof. Rurey, the Principal, delivered the adoption or the majority report ana that the committee be discharged. The motion prevailed, aud the majority report was adopted by a yea and nay vote, Tbe whole numoer or votes cast whs iuo absent, 23. The veas 62: navs 44.

doring the Sprimo and soomi-r Kit lull partlca Inrs aedresr J. HcCdbdt Co St. I onls, Mo. S-lw4t Ten members who had voted against In calls for tbe Senate voted for the adoption of the majority report and the discharge of the committee. The legislature soon after adjourned sine Dellntuent Tuxes.

Office of County Clerk, I Lawrsncb, Kau Dec 9, 1878. Notice Is hereby (riven to all persons interested In the: lands and lot, advertised to the Wiatero Home Journal on the 5th d.y of September, 1878, that until further notic be liven the same may be redeemed at to- office of county treasurer at tbe rate of twelve (12) per cent, as provided In chapter 39 of tbe see-Ion laws of 1877. A large nu r.ber of penons nay avail themselves of this postponement of sale and redeem their property at comparatively small ex-prise. By order of the board of commissioners, Dec 7th, 1878. B.

Dices, lOUllwtf Connty Clerk. die. A minority of the minority who had voted aeainst Inealls. for the investigation, A RBY.NOLDS, DKNTIiT. Offi.ie with Dr.

Wheelsr. The Lawrence Germanih is the only Qerman niwspap-r wltbln forty mllrs of Lawrence, and circulates largely In Douglas, Jobnson, Jeffers and Leavi-nworth comities Sab scrlpt.lnn prior $1.50 annum Advertise mtnts Inserted at tbe lowest rates. Address, 12-12wtf GirmaNia, Lawrence, Kas. and agaiatt the adoption of the report of or tne committee, prepared a memorial ana designated two of their number to carry the same to Washington to be laid before.