Holton Express from Holton, Kansas • 3

llOLTOX I3XPUESS. played vith. toaspty to the city jttferk SRfJiiF.rS SUE, 4Uest Sulk liaxeiu.the Terms Two Dollars per Annum. 1IOLTO-Y, KANSAS, JULY 19, 1872. I An mcat marxet of CowR Kobmsoa's railroad camp was located last wecklxui Jte uorth side of the Square, oixe-door cast of J.

L. Wilson's grocery. The Grecleyites are talking op a ratification raeeting here on Saturday of next week, and with nnmerous speakers they expect to have a hii old time. Jobs Ue ite are gfcul leara, has passe omnibus, to run betweem.the city anl the dejiot. He is expecting it in m.

pf.aid day, tlie fonowiw Tbe iutere of Jcka M.EMsy, in Mad to tlie south Lair crLf4 So. twenty Block X. ttire a. Setjnraka, iAuAmo aur-. tlicnon tamkg xoA bctungii.

consisting of prpjwityuf Juhn iKHy, a uwrber has removed to the basemeat of May- nard' building. -sma-gct ywtt frcsh.j t'l Atatia SwryUdjt. Come nntojus all ye that arein' need of, Clothing, llati Caps, I'ttrnbhtug Boots, Shoes. and we will sell you belter good for less money thaa y'o3 can htry br any 1 other house west of the 'Missouri fixer Call on Hardy 'i Atiinion atiho Star Cioihing House west side square, -t. lltf 3SATTEL3 ACTB HOME.

nwtT8i mi mzt. Jtrri! wt tie Muff Ka-tetn, daily. Sun-W, TKt, Monday, Wedneiday and Friday, 70 a.m. Jame Crooning. Monday Ri'l Thursday, dfflii.

m. Fall-. Eiidey, CUM a. ni. jJLiirtUiyv- Ji except tunday.

Ci30 1. m. Topeka, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 6. -00 p.m.

Jamrk f'rosfinsr. Tuesday and a Jew days turyft w-gaugv r6al Isreported to le tloing a good iassenrer business Si PV Thurmlay. fm P. America City. li ma' jdaila close at 8 :00 oYlork.

p. in. JAMKS WATTKUS, P. M. I Something every Justice of the Peacl Constable, and in fact every business man should have "Spalding's Treatise.

E. I. Agent. county rtf JHt-fcmtn. mnl SUW Kauhju.

aod to tme drrx tH Sheriff of wiVt countr. irirtf uij hand tUit day of June, r' KTEPIIKSSOS, Slwriff. SALE. "VrOTIOE IS iLEEEBT GITN Uit 1U ua urjr ui at ioiaio Kactioc, at Ilone.4u tle citrof Helton, eotmty JackseM, ab1 state of Kaasu. 4Mt Srtmrikiy.

July 27, A 3L 1872," mt 3 p. oCtati ly, Ue JUlowlajf leci1he4 JtUt.v.ti.-i: Iut Xo.to No.twwity-foQrt). Ket.iwk.a. JMkMm eoniitv. Kmimi, aupral.

ml as the property uln W. Mauuhiut a an order of alo tn favor or E. W. Kenvoa. isti th Clrrk thu VuAtict of 6ai4 cuuutr or Jackson, and State or Ki-ss.

nod ilirected Jo jb -ieri3r- of aid Cnnty. Ui eu nmtar iav thU t7tt day of Jni, 1. 167it; 7t Pj n12t3t Sheriff. tf. ju'iioii, ivausas.

i 4 1 sor uie privilege of keeping tsx etuxej and if said privilege be granted, said applicant, shall then pay, to' tiie city' clerk the sum' of twenty-five for the se of the city, for each and every- table fee er they may keep; the clerk is then authorized to issue a li-cefie theoefoc, to run for one year, or until the first day of May ins; the issuing of said license Secs 2. ltsli4iU.be te duty of every person desiring to keep any nine or ten or any alley whereon any other number of pis are usedT to apply for said privilege iu the prescribed- in the first section, hereof; and if the same be granted, he or they shall pay for each and every set of alleys the stun of iwenty-fiye dollars, and shall obtain license for. the vain length of tinic as for a billiard table, or as provided in the first sectlou.of this ordinance.1 JSkc-'3- No license herein granted shall be assignable or transferable which fact shall be endorsed on said license. -'4 4. Tliat the irlcrk-sliall be allowed the sum or one dollar for each license issued, to be paid by the' pert son taking out such Any person falling to coin ply with, or violating any of the above provisions of this1 ordinance, shall be subject to pay a fine of not tes4, thai Ave.

nor more than tweutvrfive dbUars, Sec. 6. That -if the proprietor of keeper of any table, or alley. conteitw plated in the first and second sections shall eptlce or permit any person- persons, to bet of wager any money property, any game playedtAu any of said tablet or alleys, shall, ou conviction, be fined not less, than five nor more than one, hundred and person, betting, shall, tnn.CQnviction, he fined In the same sum," "1 i .7. if the proprietor or keeper of any -table or alley cuntera-plated In, the first and second sections of this ordinance, shall penult, any minor or minors under the age 13 years to plav shaU be fined In a sum not less than: one dollar, nor more than twenty -five Approved, June 19, 1S72.

Published July .10, 1872. Vf'tlft EDWAUD VETTE1L President of the Council, and Acting Mayor." II. J. IUxsom, City Clerk. A Situated the north side tne rublcSiuare; between (irasshopjer Falls and Leav-enworth, connection with Ihe S.

Fe from Topeka. II. P. Bishop gives notice that all iliose who. have subscribed for Ihe baihllTig oa new' Ilolton must settle the same at once, or he will call upon the parties and collect the several amounts.

j-oung horse thief from Soldier creek, whom we mentioned last week as having been confined in jail herprwaa Jxoubled- with the heart disease? Tuesday morning that it was necessary to call in a physician. i i i We. have received the premium The CLtcf oflast Tuesday contains the following Interesting Items Travel th XL eod -incxeasr g.il XHTtrlltiiJ Work on -the. new Presbyterian chnrch commenced. Our UoySl iHefa Fraul $tout, Intm iewed our office the 'other day.

Frank was on his war 'to Peach Credt, Wadngton He talks of purchaag a Greeley Farm nnd teBiaff the peopLj "what he tnows about farming." MK Henry Viiekei Infonns us that he recently bored a well on hk ten acre- lot near town, rod at the depth of 70 feet found water, which rose in the Well until he now has" Jecx 6f pure, i good water, etawaka isn't so dry as some people imagine. Trtde yeUwfluf pie; paptteek ha been 'rather- qulet.a During 'the early part trade would compare favorably with previous weeks, bcl at the close, bhslhe'ss was very quiet. Farmers; were yery busy hi their haifvst fields, wfUv- the; thermoneter in the S0's. Every person in town was. trying to keep very poor" su cess.

As a'wholy Lusiaesa. is very fair for the season. 4 -Asi-e have heretofore mentioned in this paper, more cfttle are shipped from thi plac than from any pther point ori the B. Koad, and this fact Is being daily. Last Wednesday Mr.

J. Wyatt shipped two car.lpads of calvej to Kansas CttyiOIriWUburi shipped tx car loads of fat, cattle to St. Juis and Messrs. Snow Lemon Shipped six car loads to Kansas City, from Xeta-waka. r-fjr -t We hn receired the full, proceedings: of the Mili', Meeting afternoon, but have space tor but a brief report.

Messrs. Koberts Co. proposed that if the, Township would loan them her bonds In the sum of $5,000, bearing 7 per cent, interest, payable in five years-the township to pay the interest onlthe same-that they would put ftp a mill worth from $8,000 to $10,000. On motion it was agreed to ask: a submission sf the question to the people of the to wnship whether they-wdl loan the credit ot the township to jsecure the building of a goodflouriug: mill in onr midst. AndrewNealiand Crockett appointed to prepare tlie fiiftUTm.

w.fcJtlirilMSt J. fcw-KN. Factor. Se tire every Sabbath at 11 oYl.x-k. a.

aud 7 p. ui. Prayer meftiug every Thurndy vf uiHjr. imcal Institute. Wednesday evening.

Sabbidh School at n. tn. Ica I. Tabf.r, Sup't. PirEsllYTERIAN 1..

Tor. --x. Pa-tor. ServW-r rrery sbl Uiat JJ in. and 7 p.

m. Irayer Mevtinor Wednesday eveutng Sabbath School at YkK-k a.m. J. A. SOOT, fcuu't.

Kit. iatr. 1 clork a. i. -ablNtfUSchtd at rlck in.

IK YVai.TKH, Sup't. uuut; if noi-u. ieet two. rooms below, and ('shelving- and- counters in the house.1' 'For terms 'J i i ii KOlTOa 10BSE 19. 42, ft.

F. A. M. UeeH lt ami 3d in each month, at their Hall over V. tore.

C. A. WALKER, M. C. I.

M.iK, SecV. nm-iii iiiiiii-n wTfljPjlSt-'- Corsf Cixns's OrncE, 1 Jacksok County, Kaxsas, Holtox, July 16, Ed, UotTOx ExPKtas Z)er Sir Allow xne to arise to explain -t and state "What I know about the county printing. I think humanity demands it. The Xcm is About to go distracted over the matter, and lose what little sense it has God knows it has none to spare. One year ago last April, A.

W. Moore and Frank Stout bid for the county irinting. The bids were wordudjn such a manner the County 'could not determine which of the bids was the lowest, both being below the legal rotes, "and they were la acaend their bidsreivjns the price fetich piece of work separately. The time arrived for opening the bids and but one was presented, that of A. W.

UfksikyiJidl legal roles; Moore having bought (or promised to buy) Frank Stout off, by agreeing to pay him a good liberal price if he would not bid, but telling some of his friends Jbe intend to'pay Stout one cent. The County Board promptly rejected his-very dear love for the tax-payers" interests! and very plainly Informed hha that they, would go to Leavenworth or Atchison for the printing for ihe county before he should love the people so dearly. Some, time after, Moore sneaked around like' a whipped" begged to do the printing at half legal rates. The CoTzfiy Board passed an order authorizing mo to contract with A. Moore to do the printing at half legal rates, which I did eon-tract to run to April 10, 1872.

On the 12th day of April, 1872, after Moore's contract had expired, and before the Board made any arrangements for the printing another year, I give 'The, Express several-jobs of work, stating' plainly at the same time that the bill would be subject to the action of the County Boards Moore lias done several jobs of trotk'fsce 1'jWBtrnct expired; for which this dear lover of the people only charged full legal rale. Because he did not get all the printing to do, so that he could, charge full legal after hU: contract had expired, he raises a big howl about swindling the tax-payersof he county. "Pro Bono rSmlicMppears to be wonderfully interested. This Tickle-Breeches of a man proposes to run for county superintendent this fall, and he 'he can Wind the people's eyes as far as he I is concerned, by commencing early to howl, "Swindler," of all those men who yell "thief," are either thieves themselves, or are about to run for.an oflice, very probably I regret that I am compelled to reply to their brainless harangues, and would not have done it not been for their persistent-Jyng about this printing matter. There are many more things that I know about printing; this, however, will suflice for the present.

3y Yours, vr5 ti least Is' an adag Me 1asjlt.Js.pld,rand jits truth is again exeiiiDillled; br -the completion ofthelfeW Llito tlie last rid Cres tpV whrchi'thVSngh; 'tli lastt lajiy, bu'calletl the' hei ryuie jUx iUf This; line consists of the Kansas City jjSt. Joscpli Council Bluffs RaU With two daijy rains from Kansa City through Lcarenwerth, Atchison ani Joseph to State Line there connecting withj. iho Burilngto Route, which leadsdircctiy toChlcago Indianapolis, Logansport iand Columbtis--thrbuh cars are being rantoll'tcse'pbiuls. ThU Line is well built, thoroughly rpllEhiderijnelVill Wpbn hand I TfH lJ es.cmiTfafff a iuid biifyttiwto roavey pmr xsnptrrslA aad t'nxu ymrt vf the country lit th xrr lowest IWiiiR ntw," God liag for trantieiK at it. sT.vsi.irr.

1 net every Tue in ven ix of ear h' wk at their llaJl over V. i-tore. Jt. X. X.

G. VKTTKIt. K. M. OLAI ST13 LOOSE, I.

i.M. Meeti ill ami 4tli Saturdav in eacU uiit't ni tiwir ILtU iu Xetawaka. Viitiuir bretbrea evnlialf- inviri tontteixL I. P. It USUIES, V.M.; A.M.

Stewaiit, Sec'y. twenmu iscec, ia. is, r. a a. m.

M.T.n thed nndlth KatnnHya ut Ilall iu the somfnary bull Ctrrtevilb. r. M. XnfiVK.n?y. I'M.

4 10,000 RAIL RQAO TIESi1' I'VTAKT TFN 'TItOUSANB NARROW OAVOK HAILROAD TJEy t. 1 delivered iuv pUr in Ilolton. vu or Wfore August 10. l.s .1 Is. WILLIAMS.

Ilolton, Jane 2 f.inKFBf?n "a mn. eiulppel with every modern Improve ment, includiug Piulfnan's Sleeping Miunifactiyvru of iniil Wliutosak aud lU-Uft and-Dlnlng Cars, and nowhere the passenger so completely depqnd on a speedy, safe and comfortable jounicv. UHUlSAfliUt KU. U. REQUmiNt CITY OFFICERS TO BONDS BEFORE lPOS TUK: OF THEIR OFFICES.

i 1 Be it Ordained 6 the Mayor, and Covn-cihaen of the Vify of ILAton. Sectiox That the following city officers shall five bond tothe city of Ilolton fas hereinafter prodded before entering upon the duties of their respective offices. i Sec. 2. city Treasurer shall give bond in the sum of two thousand BiUaadFostAiTypa.

Wc 2iaj just jccelvcd from the ccl-tlirateei wood type manufactory of W. II. Page VAi GrcencvlUc, Conn. a large asstortment of handsome wooil type ami are now better than ever prepared to execute all orders for Job Printing. Merchants and Business men throughout the county would do well to make a note of this fact.

The weather two or three day Week has In'en quiUs tHl. A largt drove of fine cattle went through town East last Burlington Route has admirably answered the query, by the publication of an interesting and truthful document, containing a valuable aud correct Map, which can be ob tained free of charge by address Ingt iiEC.13. The city Marshal thall give bond in the sum of, fire hundred dol- i ucnerai rassenger Agent 11. M. -R.

Railroad, Burlington, Iowa. Xo. i2tr FRAXZ. FRAHZ iS Importers of tut Dealers In CROCKERY, CHIIIA, AND 81 EVER nATED'WJlRE; Lamps and Lamp Fitturea ,305 WiJ EMPORIUM OF FASIilQU. MRS; E.

FAIRCBILC WOULD RESPKCTFtTLLY ISTOini ber friends nnd customers that he has now on hand aud is couetantly recei viug tbe Ijatest Dtylorsorila'ta BONNETS, FLOWERS, RIBBONS, r'1 LACES, YAItS, EMBftCJDERIES, Praises. lres TriunuinjfH. and fm t. all thooe iwouineraUle articles so iudUituitiibie ladien. r.

Xarrow-jrango railrotul ties are in hattled thronh ttiwn excry day. i jW umltu'statul Mrs. meet-in with excellent bueees canvassing for her looks. Ut: --I'i 'A LLSUBSCEIPTIOXS Ibr tha benefit of xi. the oew Catholic iJharrk are now due.

iul tlMite knowing iudehted are ne.by notified that the tame "nmst be nald boob or the UDderwiffned will mid xil' DDnsnckte 'Hie hriek and shme work is com- pleted oh Bishop's handsomo drug store 1ntildinr. rAKMUilLAK ATTERiTIuii PAID ir done to order. Alw. agent for 6roTcr Baker S.vlna Machhien. CRDIKAKCE KO.

3. KELATIXG. TO; AXJCTIONEEItS. Be it Ordained by the Mayor and vJul-; enaitn iff the Vuolton. 1 Ssctiok 1.

Any person -who shall sell or: offer to sell at public auction within this city any goods, chattels or personal property whatsoever, with-ottthvla rtrst obtained" a license so totto as hereinafter on conviction be fined not less than five nor more than twenty-five dollars, Sc.2. -36 license shall lx granted for the saleof goods or ntcrr chandise of other personal prbpertyt auction, until such person have paid into the city. treasury, for the use of said city, for such license, at the rate of twenty: dollars; per year. Ss 3.1 -The city cierfc Is hereby authorized to issue anction license under the seal of the city to any person applying therefor, who shall have complied with the requirements of the pre cedlugsectlon Haid license shall exi plre on tlie 1st day of May next, after the same Is Issued." Sue. 4., The clerk, sliall be allowed the sum of fifty cents for Issuing said licenser to be paid, by the person applying for the 5.

Before the city clerk shall Issue any auction liceuse, the applicant therefor. haU of Ilolton; a bond with good and sufficient securities to be approved by the mayor In. the sunt of, one thons-and dollars, conditioned that such auctioneer tshall not suffer or permlt.auy fraud or Imposition to be practiced on the bidders or purchasers Of property from hint they shall pay the full value of all property purchased from him, to which, said property; he may have, issued a guarantee of title, on prooif being made that such title Is not good. Which said bond shall be filed in the, office of the city, clerk. Said bond may lie sued upon by any.

person in the name of the city for. any breach or the conditions thereof. Sec. 6. All sales made at public auction under and by virtue of any legal process shall be exempt from the provisions of this ordinance.

Sec. 7. This ordinance shall be In force from and after Its publication. Approved, Jnne ltt 1872. Published Jnlr 19, 1872.

-5 El)VAttl VETTEU, President of Council and Acting is. 11. J. Hansom, City Clerk. Notice "A RCITA AD.

ltfttan1 mnLM. nvi vnnwi "XTOTICE lit JIE11EIIY J1VEX that -will Ce re'ived at. 1 lie oflice of the City Clerk, Ilolton, Kaiisa; until the -j "thdttfcfAtgU 1874. Wall. Cement and riwisli.

Comitlete. one Citoro of a cauueky of Ilnadml Karreli, to bo located on one of the ruhlic Street of aajd City, Plana and Sic iaca-tionamay be seen at the City Clerk oflice. H. jCity I lowers Bulbs! Seodsf HEDGE PLANTS I ynrsery StocV. 'Fruit and Flower Plates.

Addres F. IX Bloomingtonr' 1XXINOXS. fi00 Acres tint year; IS Greenhnnses. Apphs 1.000 20i i pe. $30; r.

4 yr. $50. 4 Catalogues. 20 cent. Jt.m rer.

notinen the tteople of Holtou nod 1... lin. oiwnt vicinity that 1Xiut uvu it itoot ana oitoe of near the a nt WV. iiv. K.

DiKOsE, County Clerk." anop on iiiq bodui aiae- pofttofflce, and is prepared to do all work in hl line in the chcanest and bet Ktrt. "Call and examine his work. 13mt. ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. 1 "TTAVrNO the only complete set of AB-11 STK ACl'S for Jackson Cotsw aud City or Holton.

wo are prepared to certmed Abstract Title on reawnaM tarniP: BltYAX A HITCHCOCK, Ilolton. tine 27. (t. F. King has 'recently lad the pieket fence around his premises nerttly painted.

Oonhm Drt. are selling 'heapsr, of gooits to supply the railroad men on the "narrow-gauge. We have Wen favored this week with several nice showers. Vegeta-tion is doing splendidly. There seem to le consideniblc sickness through the neightiorhood, at the present time.

mostly confined to Work on Swartz Nixon's new mill is progressing rapidly. It will take about a month yet to complete the job. Divkey Co. inroint ns Uiey "have ordered a big supjly of lumber to shippud to Ilolton -by-thc narrovv- r. 1 One pf the men arrested for drfmk cmiess this week and finetl and ftn, was named IlalT.

We presume' bW full name was Alcohol. handsome of pages, issnetl at tlic Champion job office, and tiietyjgrophie execution a fault Concerning the fair, andtlie of prethiums offered we shall have to say in a liiture i- Busino55S has lieen ratlicr lively before the Police Judge this wecksome half a dozen parties of the atlvance guard of tbeXnarrow-gauge having been before las honor oii charges of tlisonlerly conduct and drunketness, and replenished the city treasury with sundry stamp; One fellow his protioscls almost bitten ofiVlwhile many were severely ptimmeled over the head and face. IS? I. Whisky is.tlie prineijwl fellow to blame iu the rows and dfsturlumees haTedts-graced our streetsftho pxt few da vs. KSS02JAL.

tb' Linsvott of Washington, Imva, been in Ilolton a few dajs visiting his brother-in-law T. P. Moore. We. understand he is looking at Northern Kansas with view1 of engaging in the lumber business and grain trade'.

were pleased to take by the hand, last Tuesday evening, Mr. Van Doren of the real estate firm of Van Doren Havens, Leavenworth. Max; Alwens, Herman Ktper; and D. B. Chase, representing first-class liusiness hoiises of Atchison, were here the first of the week.

J. E. Ine, a teacher of Bloomfield, Iowa, is in the eitv visiting with his cousin. Dr. B.

8. Craft, 1 i i 'S 1 0TJE GETJB Mrs. Bonier has our thanks for a goodjy supply of garden truck, Mrs. B. E.

Smithers will please accept out thanks for a dozen cu- cniubcT, the firstVe have had this season. Orion lkulge has placed us under obligations for half a doxen 4eUious ripe apple, (the first of llieseaVon), tlie fmit of Jackson county. lee cream is not bad to take, and last Friday night, when all hands were at work, Will Roby brought us a quantify the cool, and, delicious stuff, which disappeared in. double quick liaste. Bobj; is a cuss, and if anybody doubts it let them tiring on ihe cream.

LOCAL FAS3I KOTES. GaP' r-D llllst of NewrEureka, informs us that thee chinch 'hag destroyed the most of the 30 "acre field of spring wheat belonging to John Smith," which adjoins his field. We learn from of Wlnting, that tlre wmA he about tmslets of oaulppgSola that station 4his There will also an immense crop pf.corntD Chas, HarralOve believe willibe the corn grower of Jackson county this season. He hS 30 aeres on his farm three miles town, with the ears shaped and. says the Entire field will Javerage fifteen feet high.

The field' is upland and immy ot the stalks he says will measure eighteen feet. He says there can hardly be found a weed or spear rof gra4s in it, and of there is another held In I Jberty township, or, even hi the county that beats this.l he would hke to know iL soricETX)rE2rsiosEKS. Topeka, July 16, By aa act tf Congress, passed at its last session, all invalid pensioners of the first, second and third grade special disabilities, drawing fifteen, twenty or twenty-five dollars per month, have been increased, 20 per cecV. to taic eflfect from the fourth of June last. This increase mXll be paid at the September payment, but before it can he paid the, persons entitled to it mast send their pension certificate to the pension eommjssioner to be reconstructed or rei.u5d hi 'conformity to the netr Those trh chooss can1 send them to me to be forwarded and 'thev Trill Ttiof.ba tnliWifn SUBSCRIBE FOR THE J4 PIOLTON i THE i STATE 1IEWS COSBEtSTD.

jThe A.T.& S. Fe nAxd is rushing one hundred cars of building material to the front etery day. The road will be, completed within the prescribed time. Six miles of Oie Junctioit City and Foil Kcajrhey railroad are graded, and a heavy forco is at work notwithstanding tlie main contract has not yet been Ietl iWork has pmmenced on the Blue Valley railroad, from Manhattan north. Jacob Van Antwerp Jias the contract for fcrading, (ngham- for the wockI work, and Cipt.

Flanders foe ie masonry; JThompsofQjreached to his congr-g-aiott at thel'irst'M. E. Church in- this city yesterday. He spoke of t5 at some length and bo very thankful for Jits reeorerywT'he chnrch edifice was densely- packed with listeners. Erpry one seemed to be in close with Henry TVld Beechers paper, tlie the foUowm handsome ctimplinient to thtrnnew just Issued entitled MBnffaloLand Writtenby Dr.avi E.

Webb, of Toieka. The Union 4V' lara. i i Sec. 4. The Police Jodge shall give bond In the sum of five hundred dollars.

bond in the sum of Ave hundred dollars. Sec.C. The Street Commissioner sliall give bond i.n.Jhc sum of five hundred dollars. J-tjUach-of. said bondsVihall Be condition od for the faithful performance, by the officer executing the same, of all acts and duties required of him by anxlawof; the state pKansas or of the city of iloltoii.

existing fat the date pf the bond, that maybeub-8eqoently passedi'and for: theproper application and payment of ail moneys or property coming into his' hands, by Virtue of his office. -t Sec 8. Each of said shall have one or more good and sufficient security, to be approted by the Mavor, aud shall be filed With the citv cferk, except the clerk's bond, which shall be filed with the city treasurer. Approved June 11), 1872. Published July 19, ft EllWARLl VETTER.

President of the and Acting Mayor. II. J. Ransom, City Clerk. ORDINANCE NO.

7. RELATING TO THE DUTIES OF CITY CLERK. Be it 'Ordaiaed by the tMayor: and cilme of the City of Uoitvn: Section1 The ciiy clerk shall perform all the duties of clerk of the city council, and shall all records of the city, and shall have and preserve in his office all records, public papers, and documents belonging to the city. Sue. 2.

He shall also keep a record of all licenses Issued, with the date of said licenses, and the amount paid and the time" oTthelr net shall attest the signature of the mayor to all drafts, bonds, licenses, ordinances; etc, "and shall have and preserve, the official; seal of the city, aud shall affix it all such papers as may be required by -ordinance. -Whnever the clerk shall officially attest any Instrumentfbr Issue any license, to any account he shall affix. the- seal of tlie city, thereto? -i SF.a-i5. iThc city clerk hall keep a retorAdf every- bond, draft 6r order which may. be1 issued by the city iith the number, date, and amount of said bond draft, order, with the name ofjhe person whom the lauue'has been Issued.

Sea '6. Tliat the clerk siian; on the first meeting the city council of each month, report the hole amount ofrecelptsof the city for the preceding month, and an account rt" what fuadreceived, also all disbursements of the city and for what paid out and by what authority. r-t I'he city clerk shall attend at his office In said city, during the usual business hours -of each -day, (Sundayjcxccpted) and; other hours as a faithraf discharge of his duties, and the council, shall direct. SiSThecity, cierjfjhallalsa perform such- tither datleswas may be imposed upon him, by ordinance, or resolution of ther city Sec. D-v That the city clerk, for.

his services, shill receive a of -fifty dollars per annum, payable quarterly, and suck fees as may be precrlLedljy ordinance. t- v-'-, Appro ved Jane 2 1S72, j'S Published July. 19, ii ED WAR Dr VTTCR, President of the Council, auJ Xctiaz "'Mayor. i -O- i THE IEADIHG nEPUsucAR JdunfjAL west of-te nisisoWir fa ii tr.A. Iit: im a i.

i i Gives all Official and Zocal ITews- of th'o savs: it anq County! -o- A f. ii. A C8DINASCE K9. EELATISG CITY ATTOK- B4 it Ordaiiied bjf the Mtyor -and Coun-cilxmn of the, CMS of Ilolton Section l.Thatthe city Attorner shall appeal, and. prosecute ior defend all suits which maybe brought in court by or against the city or in which he 3ttiidraf all ordinances, bonds, contracts, leases and siteh 'other Instruments as tnaybe.

required by the city advise the council, its committees and all officers of the city upon seen legal questions affecting, the duties of their offices or the Interests of the city as may be to him submitted Tarnish written opinions when the same are required, and perform 'all other professional services Incident to his office which may be required of him by the Council Ssa The city Attorney shall receive for his services to the mayor and council the sum of two dollars for each regular meeting of the; council whenever his presence1 shall be required by the mayor and council and the sum of five dollars for each civil case wherein the. dty is a party; and for his services in the Police, Court, such fees as may be provided by ordinance and for other services such compensation the kaU deem reasonable. Approved," June 19, 1872. Published, July 19, 1ST. President of the CouncU and Acting Mayor.

H. J. Baxsom, City Clerk. ft1 n-nl'4. Complete Quite a large mimljer of ordinaaces appear in TriE ExruEss tlds; Week.

These, with the 'pneeedings" --of the fToimty BoarOi ajjarge Jor-tiou of our 1 1 i Green applelare bcgimilh to make tneir appcaraticc. We noticccl lot at the store of W. II; Dotlge; a' Yew dayi agv, talea on the farm of Alfertl Bowser, one mile west of this placed liy tlia -rAtcliUon Champion -of Wednesday Ate notice' Maj tin has been eonfineil to his bed with fever and box" of SholTs ague pUK will shake the ague out of existence. Th'o Stanley boys Jiave just piir-ehaied a new double-seated carriage, which runs like top ami riaes'as easily and comfortably as a Pullraaa palace car When you want aniea livery rig go to Sunley'-s. I Vr.

McKutt is still sojourning with The Dr. juakes an annual Visit here and usually leaves from 3000 to $5000' In cash herel He. and steadfast friend of Jackson conn-" ty ana ncrerrkbViopxrta' to speak good word and da. a. good net for our rapidly growing region.

Geo. W. Smienas, a popular drog-gist of -itchLsoOj and ono of th.a best boys in the state, lias been spending a weeks returned iast weci'rlngE we learn frorn thQ is also a AiLnximl i. I i -O i Buffalo Laxd An AnOientic Nari radve of te Adventures and Misadventures of late Scientific and Sporting Party upon the Plains bf the Great West. With Full Descriptions of the Country Traverse 4hc Indian as He Is, the Habits of the Buffalo, Wolf and Wild vAlso an Appendix, constituting the work a Manual for ferTtsinmana a Hsndoootc for Enxigrant3 Seeking Homes.

-tBy W. E. Webb; iof Topeka, Kansas. (Cincinnati and Chicago E. 1872.) This is" a TolumeSpf about 500 octa-yo pages, the nature of which is pretty WelT degcribed 4av iti mrenenliVo title-page.

Mr. WeJ'seontributions of useful inlorrnatlon are sugared and spiced with an abundance of fancy and humor. We he is a brother pf CWhb.7thf journalist, and magazine wrft- and the heen eense for the and the ludicrous in character and incident seem to, run in. that sfanuly. "Buffaki 'Laadf "reSects Tery fairly and tpleasantly the scenfiry; atmosphere, inhabitants (human or-otheiv wise), sports perils, 'ways aad customs vf the great plains.

1 jiiiMiflTiiiiliil Js rTficlfh alargt stockof new and beautiful Type from the prttta Spstdn Type Pounlry, and we are prepared to execute all orders on short notice, in the best and at the lowest prices 1 1 TTUITK A. HOOT, 1L J. Rixso, City Clerk" Xditor and Proprietor ILrppsr 1 4 TTolion, 'Kansas. LCCAt S0TICS3. Ipeuse.

rensjons on other rolls can first-class druggist. our young friend on lus new'de-, RELATOR TO BILLIARD TABLES AND EGWEXSO ALE2YS. Be If de ILstjor end Con eiZmrx of the City x. Skction I. It stall be tiie daty of each and every person or persons desiring to set cp and keep for the purpose orptaytnguponrany billiard; Jenny LSnd -bagatelle, holi, 6t other taUIe, whereon talis -4re used oi vc uauiituuu uxia agency on cation to the undersigned, freo of ex At the; -llilRiterjr and1 Dressmaking; establishment of.

Miia'-A, CoSais dies will please to' make a note of 'this and wish him and his fair bride a life of unalloyrd pleasore aiitl JiaUUUKisJ. -'V 1 COIITEACTOBO. AITD SITELDEZSC, i -And iaaU kinds of r- JUTsr; ST.OXE, jroowcxrirrosTs. v-Sp2te and Vardaear RtiSttj-eaomerPeWc cpirjllnm. pense, a itUUI Cn.s.

B. Jjxts, United States Teaiion Agent. fact. It.