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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-24
NswYork. April "a.

GOLD IN NEW YORK.
New Y0RK, April "a.
Gold-1ll1s.
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Take Notice.

All parties indebted TO E. T. Briggs are
reuuested to call and settle by MAY lst.
and save costs. or they will left with Justice
Reynolds for collection.
E. 7. Briggs.
April 20-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
COrrNTy COMMISSIONER.

COUNTY COMMISoIONEH'
Ed. RycoRp:-Please announce II. b. HIXON,
of Cornplanter Township, as a candidate for Coun.
tv Commissioner, subject to the usages Of the Re.
publican party at the primary election: ,
MANY VOTERS.
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Wanted.

One or two single gentlemen can be &C
mnodsted with nicely furnished room
by inquiring at tLis office. Rent extremely
moderate.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-21

The Nation swings into line hand.
somely, as follows: "What are honest
men to do now? Well. if there is
nothing else offered. if the democratic
convention commits the absurdity of
raising the old white hat as its stand
ard at Baltimore. the only thing for
republicans of our way of thinking to
DO is to choose the less of two evils
and vote for Gen. Grant. We expect
no improvement in the administration
from him: we do not look at his hands
for the removal Of any of the existing
abuses: we know Of no answer to apv
OF the weigity and reasonable obiec-
tons made to this administration but
we do know. as near as may be. what
he viii do. The probabilities are that.
the temptations connected with re-
nomination over, he will in many
points change for tie better. More
overland this is the most important
point OF all-if he is reelected. there
VIII be no general redistribution of
,fiiccs and no financial disturbance.
W hat Greeley will do. and what the
motley crew that he would lead to
Washington would do nobody knows
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euise, a national crime. ard We witness
with pride the reduction OF the rates
of interest @pon the balance. and we
confidently expect that our natioral
currency viii be perfected ;,v the
speedy resumption Of specie PAYMENT.
II. The republican party is mindful
of its obligations to the ioyal women
of America for their noble devotion 10
the cause cf freedom, and their admis-
sion TO wider fields of usefulness re-
ceived with satisfaction: and the de-
mands Of any class of citizens for adj
ditional rights should be treated with
respectful consideration.
10. We heartily approve the action
of congress in extending amnesty TO
those lately in rebellion. and rejoice in
the growth Of peace and fraternal feel
ing throughout the land.
16. The republican party propose
to respect the rights reserved BY the
people themselves as carefully as the
power delegated by them to state and
TO federal government. 1t disapprovcs
OF resort to unconstitutional laws
for the purpose of removing evils by
interference with rights not surren-
dered by the people to either the state
or national government.
IL. 1t is the duty Of the general
government to adopt such measures as
Will tend TO encourage American COM
merce and ship building.
lS. We believe that the honest pa
triotisin, the earnest purpose, sound
practical wisdom. incor-
ruptible integrity and illustrious SER
vices of Ulysses S. Grant have COM
mended him TO the hearts of the Amer
lean people. and with him at our head
We start to-day on a new march to vie
TN
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BUTLER COUNTY.

We are continually hearing startling
rumOrs from Butler county. Mob yio-
lence is being threatened upon all
sides. The following special dispatch
TO the Commonwealth day before ycs-
tcrday will give very correct idea of
things over AT Eldorado and August TIA.
On the lst of June. an election for a
county seat was held in this (Butlcr)
county and resulted in majority of
two hundred for Augusta. Eidore+,o
got az order from the prcsidi:.. Judge.
restraining the toner's from
counting the vote. on The ground that
the election was illegal, being held
over fifty days after the petition for it
YVES presented. Yesterday was set TO
hear he argument and to decide wheth-
Ell the Injunction should be perpetual.
Rulnors have been rife for a number of
days that inhabitants of Augusta were
coming here to take the books. safe.
etc, by force. TO that place Yester-
day. about one hundred and fifty arm
ed men appeared with teams. etc. evil
IDENTIFY prepared to carry out their
threats of taking the effects of the coun-
ty by force to Augusta. The Eldorado
people were already armed. which I'M
doubleday was the cause of the Angus
Ia people not carving out their threat.
There was great excitement ali dav
yesterday. bat at night. every one hav-
ing left, the town was quiet. Fears
are entertained of another raid. and
scouts are kept out to give notice of it
should il occur. The court decided
last night that il had no right to issue
an injunction restraining the counting
of the votes. but an appeal has been
taken to the supreme court
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needed for some time. As a proof that
the schoolmaster hasn't been around
for some time, we notice sign that
reads ..resturant'' on one of our bust
ness houses.
VIII You allow depression from
locals, and permit word Of politics
We are well satisfied with the nominal
tons Of the Philadelphia convention,
and Greeley stock is decidedly low.
We feel that Ulysses has executed the
laws well. and have no desire that the
ship of state should change command
ers until the storm is over. The peo-
pie should strive to obtain ruler who
will faithfully execute the laws. and
conduct the affairs Of state Oh an eco
nomical basis, and we challenge any
one TO show wherein Grant has failed
in this point. Why then change: Ex-
pect good returns from here next No
At any rate Grant and Viii
son shall have the vote of EBEN.
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Correspondence of tine EAGLE
WEST WICHITA.

EDITOR EAGLE: One of the items
of Importance and interest this side OF
the river at present is the completion
of the bridge, for which sc have wait
ed long and anNiously. We are glad to
see the ferry fast to its moorings. the
skiff locked up. and no more wagons
stuck in the river. 1t cannot help but
benefit both towns. and also the coun-
~. We hope the company will allow
settlers to pay by the year or quarter,
and cross when desirable.
An improved state of affairs is al
ready noticeable il our town. Mcssrs.
Bennett X Co.. from Lawrence. have
built Il neat and substantial store. 2ox
40. and opened out general stock of
groceries and supplies: and still there
is room. During the rise the single
grocery store has been utterly unable
to meet the demand. and every day
brings more convincing proof that this
is good point for trade. a meat
market is also fast approaching COM
pletion. We need good hotel or
boarding house this side. and the right
man could not fail of securing a large
patronage. We could also support
live real estate agent.
We would call the attention of the
laboring class and others of your city,
TO the fact thai fine resident lots can
now be obtained IN desirable locations.
free. by any one who will build there
on. Let all avail themselves of this
offer nj once and take the tide nj its
food" Special rates of toll can doubt
less be had on the bridge, and homes
be had near their business. VI. Stan
ton has purchased four acres of land
near town. and proposes TO sell in lots
TO suit. A good chance
\ runaway match now and then
adds 10 the life o. the town. one vester-
day smashed mp things generally.
Crops are looking very finely aud the
feels encouraged and re-
joieed over the fruits OF his labors.
Al n school meeting held to-day II. /;
+. Lawrence was elected director. +.
\. Dodge, treasurer, and John Meteor +
mick. clerk. 4 tax of one per cent.
was voted. for school purposes. on the
taxable property of the district. is
Sept. lst. This j. something greatly
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!aio.ity q dis years shin.

than the majority o. Ills years ship
menis.
! Farming. need scarely wrisc-es-
pecialiy 10 those who know the coun.
try aud the people who inhabit it's
progressing finely. 1t would do ..your
eyes good" 10 see some OF our ..bran
new" farms, especially the growing
crop Of sod corn. and as to the crops
Oh the cold land as ii is cailad-i. G.
last years plowing-well, L won't say
ANYTHING about that. ] believe you
city folks bought land paid for them.
too,) some OF our new potatoes, week
or more ago, and that said is sufficient.
Oar town is progressing slowly. but
surely. We have now two groceries.
one restaurant. one blacksmith shoD,
and one Of the other sort of groceries
ii. c. saloons). Our town is small. but
lively, for we have a public fiddle here
and the Texas boys come in from all
directions /: perhaps because they are
a music-loving people: perhaps be-
cause they are ''lonely tonight, love.
without thee in camp: perhaps be-
cause they are nearly all ''hard-
up for stamps; probably a little of all
these reasons combined. At all events.
whatever the cause, they come and
liven up tie place. :or which You may
be sure they receive the thanks of the
citizens. But Eve taken too much of
you: space and my time. therefore hid
you, with many good wishes for he
continued success Of your excellent
paper, adieu. ID.
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A NEW MAN.

Kansas is to have another thorough
railroad man added to her collections.
viz. Mr.. George II. Ncttlcton. who
comes to take the post Of superinten-
dent Of the Atchison. Topeka Il Santa
Fe II. II. Mr.. Ncttlcton leaves the po-
sition of superintendent of the Hamni-
bal & -. Joseph railroad to come TO
Kansas. He was. on last Thursday
night. made the recipient of a hand
some present in Brookiicld. President
Smith and the directors of the road
presented him with purse Of five
thousand dollars as an evidence of
their esteem ana the faithful and rcli-
able manner in which he has conduct
c,l the affairs of the road lille in con-
ncction with il. President Smith made
The presentation speech, which was re-
spondcd TO ia a happy and betting
manner by Mr.. Nct:leton.
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FROM FORT SILL.


o. ID. Mcdonald, who arrived YES
ter,iay from Fort sill. with ]. Il. Mead 5
train. brings the following items:
On the 5th Of june man nv the
name Of Frank Lee was killed by the
kiowa Indians within three miles OF
the fort. He was tanhng wood To
fill a government contract. lie had
oam,,ed three miles from the fort. and
ia the morning he went to drive up his
oxen which were short distance from
camp. over a rise of ground. lie had
moi been gone but few minutes when
his comrades heard some firing. They
knowing he was unarmcd. ran over To
sec what was thc matter, when they
saw small band of KiowaS gallopimg
Toward the m luntains. and their friend
Frank Lee m irdcred and scalpcd.
On the might of the 9Th of June
WIN. SIIcrley. a trader at the Wichita
agency. lost ii,riy-sc,cn head of mules
They were stolen out Of Il corral by a
band of Kiowas.
Horseback, chief OF the Conan
ches. came into the Wichita agency on
the 7iii and explained that the kiowas
had murdered two men. One was
Frank Lee a.d the otlicr has moi been
found by inc whites yet and his name
is not known. He reports this so the
authorities viii know Who TO go after
and not lay thc blame IN The Conan
chcs. WHO are noi guilt: Horseback
Says.
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The Springfield Repablicoa calls at
tention TO the importance of reform in
congress. Ii says: There is political
revolution in The air. i'm the conditions
of the pending canvass, in the minds
and hearts of the people. Rightly I'M
dcrstood, rightly voiced, rightly led. it
will sweep the old politics and crazy
party structures before il like so much
s:ubble. Bat it will miss half its aim
and half its usefulness if it expends
itself upon the white house, and pass
cs over the capitol. OF the two. con-
gress and the executive. the former
has shown itself the more dangerous
enemy of reform. the greater obstacle
10 all trac progress. II is of more i'm
portancc to-day TO look after the SEMI
tors aud representative than the pres
idcnt. Let the voters remember that"
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The Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
railroad is finished and trains arc run
ming TO Nc Aiistcr. one hundred and
eight miles north Of Sherman. The
grading and masonry is completed
thirty miles further. The gamblers
and despcradocs who had followed and
given so much trouble to the railroad
men. have been eflcctually driven away
by the military.
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NICOTINE IN TOBACCO.

a patent has been issued to drug
gist of Canton, Ohio, named s. O. Bent
ley. for chemical compound that dis
charges that subtle poison called mic
otine, that has undermined many a
strong constitution, and sent to the
grave before his time many lover of
the weed. Old tobacco rcfrainers will
rejoice to hear that the tobacco is soon
10 be made harmless. and still retain
all its ardent qualities.
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MAD DOG.

The east end Of the city of Louisville.
Ky, was thrown into terrible state
of excitement on the night of June
18th by mad dog. which ragged through
the streets. biting ten or twelve per-
sons. including several little children
Some Of the persons were badly torn
by the animal
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-21

\ tot of horses were run off from
Pond creek few days since and have
NOT been heard from. They belonged
10 ,fuhakcr & Co., and were taken i'm
broad daylight, and iii full view of
twentys or thirty inen. The thieves
arc supposed TO have been white men.
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Congress, at its last session. appro-
priated about Sls2. 100000 to carry on
the national government for the fiscal
year commencing on the Ist of July
This Is exclusive of the interest on the
public debt, and Of other permanent
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Correspondence of the EAGLE.
FROM CLEAR WATER.
CLEAR wATEn. sedw.ek Co, Kan.

june l5ih iS72. !
Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is said .'tha, an
honest confession is good for the soul
and know | shall ease mine consider
ably by fulfilling mine. made two or
three weeks ago. TO drop You few
lines soon, which | have neglected to
do, therefore plead guilty. feel great
deal better. and can now pitch in.
| believe that my last ended upon
the cattle subject. and as cattle and
cattle men are now the great excite
ment'' begin this with cattle"
\ very noticeable feature. and one
Of general remark. is the rapid drives
from Texas which have been made
thus far in the season, and the extra
fine condition of the cattle. In fact
many herds are now holding. all
through this section of country. await
ing the arrival OF their owners. who
travelled by steam and thought il un-
necessary. fancy, to be in any par
ticular hurry also. the few in number
Of lame or otherwise crippled cattle to
he seen is surprising. '-Stock" cattle
are principally being driven this year,
for the good reason that Texas i be-
ing pretty well thinned out of
''beeves." 1t looked rather bilious
AT one time whether Wichita would get
many cattle TO ship, but the energy Of
her agents on the trail south. the sales
made Al Wichita. and the aufavorable
reports received from those who have
been at Eilsworth-water being re-
ported scarce-have so far settled that
question that. Notwithstanding all
which has been said. and all the efforts
which have been and are being made
against tour city. she vii get more /
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The New York Ueyald thinks moth
ing but an opposition coalition-dcmo-
Gratis includcd-wil suffice TO make an
impression against Grant and Wilson.
and the only available coalition now is
the independent, ioinl-stock, liberal
ticket of lsreclcN and Brown,
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PHILADELPHIA PLATFORM.

Wcpublisl on this page the platform
i'm full adopted 10y the convention that
assembled in Philadelphia on the 9TH
inst. TO nominate Grant and Wilson.
We invite our readers TO a careful pc
rusal of it, convinced that all will as
cribe TO the wisdom and sound policy
of lis licta
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y iirss-elsSs ssw mill with one pair Of ss-ineh
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Baltimore has just completed and
opened one of the largest hotels on the
continent, called the Carrollton, after
the proprietor of Carroll Manor. 1t is
on the site of the old Fountain hotel.
where Lafayette and Washington
lodged.
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For Sac.

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Messrs. Dawes and Butler are spo-
ken of as competitors for Senator
Wilson's official shoes.
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GRANTS LETTER OF ACCEPT.
ANCE.

President Grant, having been for
mally notified by the president and
wee presidents Of the Philadelphia
convention of his denomination bv
that body. signifies his acceptance in
the following brief. plain. straiyht-for-
ward, sensible letter:
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No. 50 N@in Street.
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The name Of Hon. W. II. Wagstaff,
of Paola. is suggested as one of the
Iiberal Nominees for congress.
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EMPORIA FOUNDRY.

rROSS * GRAVES.
Manufacturers of
STEAM ENGINES. WOOL MACHINERY.
Horse Powers, Turning I.a'hes. Corn Shelters
and all kind. % repair work. for -four mills
cotton and wooden mills. printing bou-cs, coal
nlE"s, exc.
REAPERS. WERS,
@epsratorS, and ever description of A-ricnitursl
Machinery repaired pTomrtly aud On the most
reasonable terms.
STONE FRONTS.
window caps and >ilis. sash Weight Iron
Fencing, aud ali kinds Of light ard heav, Castings
la iroh or brass Particular attention given to
MILL GEARS.
Silaf;i1-. Ful'eys. etc shops near VI X At
tseiief- LA9O.st, Kansas
5'ihe highest price paid for old iron. brass
ana copper. Je21-@m
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EXECUTIVE MANSION,
w AsIINGTnN. .Iun.. 10

!
"AsIHScToS, june 10.
Hon. Thomas Settle, president of the
national republican conve rtion: Paul
Strabach. +. A. Sargent and others
vice presidents.
GENTLEMEN: Your letter of tLis
date, advising me of the action of the
convention held i'm PHILADELPHIA on tbc
9th and 9th of this month. and of my
unanimous nomination for the presi-
dency by 1t, is received. accept the
nomination, and through you. return
my heartfelt thanks to your constitu-
chts FOR tins mark of their confidence
and support. If elected in November.
and protected by kind providence in
health and strength to perform the
duties of the high position conferred.
l promise the same zeal and devotion
to the good of the whole people for
the future of my official life. AS shown
IN the past. Past experience NAV
guide me in avoiding mistakes ineyita-
bic with novices in all professions and
in all occupations.
When relieved from the responsible
ity OF my present trust by the election
OF successor. whether it be at the
END OF this term or the next. hone TO
leave to him as executive q country Mt
peace within its own borders. and at
peace with outside nations: with cred
IL at home and abroad and without
embarrassing questions to threaten its
future prosperity.
With expressions Of desire TO see the
speedy healing of all bitterness of feel
ing between sections. parties, or races
of citizens. and the time when the title
OF citizen carries with il all protection
and privileges to the humblest that it
does to the most, exalted, | subscribe
myself, very respectfully, your obcdi-
ent servant. L. S. GRANT.
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