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New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
WILLIAM S. GROEsBECK DECLARES FOR
GREELEY
III PREFERS ASSURED REFORM AND RECONCILE
ALTON TO A CONTINUANCE OF THE PRESEN
ADMINISTRATIONS.

NALLLE1.
III PREFERS ASSURED REFORM AND REcONCrII-
ALTON TO A CONTINUANCE OF THE PRESENT
ADMINISTRATIONS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUERI
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 29.-The Hon. w
Groesbeck has written the following letter defining his
position in the Presidential campaign 1t is addresses
TO the Hon. Amos G. Thompson, and Gen. Robert Brink
eThoh' Chsirmen Of the state Committees OF Ohio:
GENTLEMEN: have your note inviting 10 preside
81 the mass meeting Of Democrats and Liberal Repub
caDs which will be held Columbus the 3Oth inst 10
ratlfy the nQmDsGDs best suited 10 heal all animos
Ties aud restore good VIII between all sections of our
country and all people. differ in politics with Mr.
greeley who my choice but he has been chosen
ana with extraordinary unaDmity, and is be-
'o V os as the only representative Of recOncila-
M. aud aud is under pledges for important reform
riore" " ability, courage and patriotism unques
,,o,o "u II be Is selected have good reason 10 be-
defeated n yet reconciliation and reform II he is
the AdminitSi tSi.sady know viii not get them, but
ehOuld Rot f non now closing will be repeated It
an examnla" repeated nor should We make 10
has 49, ctlJn. A a soldier Gen Grant
were great aIJusSuy distinguished. His war services
have Leen o nq hLoud be acknowledged by all. They
shall neve. ~ ever generously acknowledged and we
Civil Magtstrset KY iheIn. But be is suited for the
close Sa1 .y and We should allow his administration
more lensth .he pending term Intended TO write a.
Aad IL fair ps more IN detail but what have already
haterng invttY W your note Thanking you for your
oh' AN, very respectfully,
W. 5. GROsEBECK
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
ANoihhR REPORT ABOUT SENATOR SUM.
-, NER

~, Aer,iNoioN, July 2o.-The letter received
some time ago by Senator sumner stoned Nv ao
able coored citizens Of washipeton o.
on the Issue between Grant and MS Uplohs
reosec and present position. has
Che sns,o, "n' ai now 1t is understood that
row In "a aHa@gi VIII De given to the press to-mor
- .s'uiuates' but IL is not known upon which %
1,t'1ies - 'uses as watehwOrd: "The unity a, g., ,'9
0 oqoai nights VI all, with rec0nclliato1 !" "pu"ii"
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKEr.-JcLv %.

fairly prices stssdy and
changed good selling S5 % 80 prime ehe.
5g 50. IS; and good Northern Aie<
Texans 55054 So HogsReeept, 61O; opened active
l0c sales - l0GS4 65 Tor f - Do
market weakened the advance ost
Sheep fne drm, ald unchiDget.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
phSSEyGERS hRRJVED

IRON LfvRRPOOL-IH s,dnshp ffIho July 1,.-sses hsry
Anspsuoe Reeke Ars 1anDeabasm Mr. A. Tannesbss
and infant Child j. Phns Mrs Ann Brown, Ranger Ifaf
Bower. Mrs. L. Mcknight
PROM HAMILTON BBRnUDA-fa Skansap SIM Fr1=ess.
July 29-rbomas Miles Mrs hlr MILES, n Hitos Mrs CShsy
Minnie Cstn C. ". Allen. = Wool Bessie " op hsy Wood.
w 81 HylaBf Lieut. Purcell Charles A. Can, lssbs Hnssa.
Pranees Dill T. d. LbtOoum. 4 A. Sm ID. j. O. Tucker, Ma A.
Deblois Bldon Tro Ou,.rbge T. NJ Smith, X II Dleniea
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEP SIGNAL OFFICER. I
WAsHINGTON, ID. c.. July 80, lS72--l =. IN.

WASHINGTON, ID. @, July 50, I5I4-I T. H.
Synopsis for ne DdN foent- four hours
The low barometer on Monday evening In
Western New-YOTk has moved slowly eastward with
threatening weather In NewEngand and s0utheriy 70
eastery winds and clear weather from Virginia 10 Lake
Erie and westward to Indiana and Kentucky.
An area Of low barometer extends over eastern ne
braska and Iowa, with sOutherly winds and party
cloudy weather Ia the Mississippi Valley, and southery
u easerly winds on the upper lakes and westward 70
Minnesota. Rain has fallen the Gulf and South Az
lantc coasts, but tho weather Is now clearing.
PTObdbilihes
Clearing weather for Tuesday the lower lakes ana
eastward New England aud New. York, with winds
veerng nOrhery and westerly clear weather In tho
Middle and Eastern states, and partly cloudy weather
on The Gulf aud South Atlantic. with variable s0uthery
ana nOrtherly winds.
Falling barometer In the North West with cloudy and
threatening weather and south easterly winds, extend
upper lakes.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
UTICA CHEESE MARKRT-JrIy %

cHEFsE-The here to-day
the offerings lighter reaching only about 1000 boes Of these fully
? 90 sold utD2ic. the ruling figures
2dl2ic; only lot reached l2ic. Al Little Psih
Of Private Dairy offered and 100 sold 9alle The
ruling being lOc The offerings Factory Cheese reached 20
which about 1850 sold Oi 02ie The ras
fsure vas l2c.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
GERMAN RECRUITS.

CALL FOR THE ORGANIZATION OF LIBERAL
CAMPAIGN CLUBS.
The Conference Committee appointed by the
Germans met last night at No LAG East Fourh-s and
the following persons signed the call for the organization
of campaign Greeley and Brown Clubs Irrespective OF
marty i'm every ward:
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

r,ouoc,a, ~ timehonored and grcaiy-cherished prn
ny,noc,hn tao Greeley" This has the gannino rg ~
sanian rlna' OF ,yhioh We hoar much. ' ''"''
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
For other Ship Hevs see Third Page.l

For other Ship Reps see Third FdJe.i
ARRIVED.
s,esmshp San Francisco, Reynolds Bernub With m' and p.s
W. II. Webb.
and pass 70 Henry X Morgan Co 80
Ipswich - fsys, with Old rek
Bark Caroline (Nor) Bogge, Hamburg s. days, with nd'e
aardterg fN0rl Barrsn. Antwerp - dsys VIZ mfse
syea NOrup, ArdrOssan 81 dsys With tron.
Brig II. Psrke, DIX, New Haven.
Brs sarah Emma Co BostouJ Carter Monteeo 20 days. sin
Hre Ceres Payson Areoeibo p r. 10 diys With molsssea
Halifax n 49, DOherty, Pernamb"eo ~ oa5s
With &c.
Brig n StoEefs ssyag. Fsario, IS days. Nith
COAsrWfrH
Martha NJ Heath Providence. hargareita, firstra
Southern Beauty, Virginia Mana K bhnbeh, virginia
s J. Vaughn Virginia bauetta. Vtiuoa
Senator, Virginia SE0w Flake. fugas
d. s. Miller Virginia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
steamship W. KuDey from ph.fephsst
brgs Alexander hioIO, om fOrt Jolnsoa
BE Ow, ship Progress. from Pensacola
FORTREss MONROE july % Pei In for BaltnOe bark Ws6
from MdlbOro bgIelen Roge aud br Iaud Belle fnn
Washington; Magqe v Hugg. Baltimore ior Rehmosf
Passed out bark Bverton Rio brig Village Belle for Dnrs
CHARLESTON. c. July ll-ATnyel steamship Gull STREAM iron
Philadelphia, scar Jonas Smith from NeEfOk
sAvANsAH Ca July l9Auvej steamships ZOs from Negbern
towing the scar Enehantre Jnaa bAaepha North PosS
from BALTIMORE shrA WpeA from SewYor hinos, ffos Bo~sos
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

Aaron, Atyan lHaPlea1eF%eT F, AiAm tai, Kahl' Feer
Aliog' AIlo5 Srism,n Iiegemann, Nah. RaiI Christian
AkIeim jacob llaaI DE- RePPe H.
sS@is 4Sads, w% SE'' iiaInsEr g. RaiIislie, Albert
Bsek Lewiss. IiauscheL German. RunE' ".
BS"aoser Chris. Iianamaan George Rotimann Jacob
Rapp ST. IIamdoH. g. I. Rover Fred.
BecIen A. Hagenbuehef, T. RessDss Chas
Bssms J. Gernsin, lenry. Riel Ferdinand
BecEgr Cbas. H. Gehrsl, Wm ResaeI. Adam
Render j. Gennsnn, FTei koesneT, kuiI-
Berse' Charles Gsuiseh. A 81. Reier. X
BorniIs, Jas IIoh%aan DI r. JnO RRsh@an' R' T.
Bsfa5aSlt ps%1S5l MicA. H.@@Psa 6I Ro@a3,S
Bsusr J. Ileiaborger, Victor RammTP
BackhOfr, T. Holman, ,5n,er l,ro r. ~ kaaRIs
Rs.aSI Rs.t,5. Fran Fraa1 HsIsmhc@sr, Adam RanLe r
p.,a, posas1, j - Hegeman Nat Rnnks Chss
Bo.song Wm liuh, DI Rossmano SiIHoG.
Bemtt. L1us. hnle.hui hi - hoeier, Peter
IIreL j. haa'ehei G' kothtmAnn, Geo.
B'n1m,1D, B'", ,nDa A. HauSmanD. George Rsse '''
Brsmermann, Carl Hagenuaeoer l. RanAel. A.
p.oIsisch, p.iI Ii Ian9gpiS Fnneia seIsi Christian
Buehanoua A. yassAf, s r'ed' Strauss
Bueimeter.. A kagfIaRn Kaufman. spsthoa G. D.
Bockslein. T. S. kaael, Carl Carl sshamP, Louis
Ss. BsSss3 Ss. HoRlsr JsoS Sss S't,a d. GO''O
BsSsr. Theodore korn, t, scSaitiler. Simon.
Baierer, g. knobloeh Adolph suckow Hermann.
Bauer Fred He,eh Louis Schneider, T.
S.rsSsl S.s"Gaa9 dss s sSsas; s@s.p1'' ssSc s: c 4
BisIls, Aug, %kneSl9eh % s sehssdsi Cha.
Bsck. John J. krehbetl O. schlos.er d.
Bis, trul hsmPL Fred hchrofer, Henry
Bruckner. Mar. kleuke Henry. Sportong ST W
Bensf, Fred. Kaiser. W. Schntrler Paul
Bep, b kahn. W. Schumacher Henry
Cohn, Lew. kirchbcrgef, \. seedon Charles.
Cortet, Loai. klnket, H. Y. Seckemsnn, ChafeL
Canaun, JuleL kibbie r. smith Ph. T.
CoOs, Peter Lute, fntr Schneider Aug
Cruman. q. Lesuie. Adolph. SohWalb, II.
C.umwriie W. Leuiir, Frank speier, Beno.
Cohn. Jacob. Laulebaeh, H. scheider. "
Dunr-r, Geo Luhanit, W. Soelsn. O.
Degnef, Henry Loaenths Phillip. Sanger. Adolph.
Dsmnsnh, X Lambrveht, a. BtAekhAmInsT, NJ A.
DRESSER, John. Lint. 4. SAA. Louis
Alsrr, Joha Lonins btacEsr~iod, OTTO
Defbdh, a. Lofenr, A. Sommel, A. y.
DemsiL T. h9scf, toha bachs. WA
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
Gpcrial Notices

New-YOrk Liberal Republican state Committee.
HEADQUARTERS. ROOM H. ASTOR HOUSE,
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
JOHN CQCHRANB j. W. HASBR0UCk
NJ. l.. FILkINS JOHN W. COB,
ALFRED WILKINSON, BENZ. A. WILLIS,
T. A. MERRITT.
Al. communications should be addressed TO
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN
ALFRED wmxISsoS, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

| Rhssser Albert Northsn. Jacob. eulf5ergt, jos
| Elinyer hodtE Mis,er, John. beinbrctrer, 1eo
Rokho8 Anton MnhlGA r. Rohmi n
EsiSSef HsS%su. msTsrs a = sebeferector. q. O
Brrer Louis heyen NJ Il. Schwal, J0A
Elau Davis Mierson Dr. Theodore. schc~er A C.
Ryler hekns, Moer Pr1 btorE
kbeisbaeher Aler Meen. Adolph. Schroeder. T.
| kurying, Jacob Boors, A. T. sohiel Henry
turing Klee, Geo SchrOter, D
! Brbe, Alirei KohIer Franz sohuster Theodore
| bbgnng Fred Kruger Charles TmmmernAnhJ JoAn H.
| Pntsch, Charles Knster Geo Theiss John
Prey Aaron. RsrIa2 T Thrsaphard,, T.
fahs Al K6BIgsberg, d. TheiSsen, q.
| Pnnl ieny Koch Ph Trimmer. J.
fssse, Kesser Dr. Trhubt, r..
PranIenhemer Pt llip KoSn Theodore. Thie der T.
RescbhEuer Theodore. Lesser Geo w Voelnng Chss.
Fischer, valentine Iemmernye Taos vsnds Beok, o.
Pencbw l,orep1 n vo.Iro Fr,nr
Fensterer, Jacob Lohtenaein Geo. Weber Fried.
Gommeu r. X. Ludwig, Aloi1 Wen Carl
Gs.r G. ssgsI SaGia Winter. inier T'GS' T. g.
Georgiu' u. hiehing. I'd. wehs II.
Gun, Theo. Ninth John wsDdt CR
Gess, r. halgnon, T. WehL Il.
Gerssber. A. MielH,s. JOhu L. walLercht Geo.
G%%er' Us. john Nor, Henry we.a5ers'eP wS' re John
CHECKER. Albert. noaL A. Wandel T.
Goldsmith G. Moiler. X. WiII II.
Sasihf Sasesi A'h Never, Phillip woiisrai.. W.
Gpll. Chas Meyer. v WatermanB Dr.
Gdnther, s W. New H. ..-, wase,q,ann, sg"n'd
Geisier Loais Neustadtler, Pred We'll samuel
George g. Hoal, r. WOitmann H.
SSlas SSnsr, iis5tins o5S SUeef. T. We5er John.
Gregonuo Theodore Neidek NJ. Weber, Albert
Gnge FreiercK Eritrawisu, Oscar. Weisch Peter
Germiner Praai oberse LoreuI Wedding Charles
Gernann Pred. Ouu, Frank. Wegert Dr.
Genzich A. NJ Otto Frank Weer. Henry
Hermann, Dr. A. PeNob Dr. Walter, Philip,
HerudOn. A. l.. Peters, Dr. Witch, Conrad
IIahmnmm John Potor K Wechsel Aose
Hennboukei jane. Pelerser, Cha4 Ziegios 5.
Ieinberger. Dr. Peer, H. b ZolnOw,ky Dr. u.
HUs Hindac5uDs. SfVcs' n e Fa Psler, ". zoelsr, K
Hofeunann NJ. Peter w. Zneller. K
Hoser Aaron. Roesch, Geo ZOier hichse!
and MAJ aYothers
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30
H5BRTED.

-ACKERMAS-on Wenesisy July o. at - Ann. Rpieopx
by Dr.. p. Gla1de WIN. l. Sans 20 Rosils "
Alderman daughter Of the late Geo W. Alderman all Of @ c.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-30

DIED.

AH Notices Of Marriages mast be ndOrssd nth JHa
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

sc. NJ. Dom stand aghast with
awe and fear, eyes wide open, hair on
end and fingers tightly clinched with the
idea that these mysterious symbols are
cabalistic signs and represent some secret
organization of masked demons, VINO
carry terror and dismay with their mid
night prOwlings and dlSperse On the
dawn of morning. No! They are only
| the initials OF Dir PierCe's Golden Medical
Discovery, that pleasant medicine when
has acquired a national reputation ana
proven 50 etficaSiouS in coughs, colds,
bronchitis, ption and kindred
diseases For these complaints 1t has no
equal Sold by all druggists.
S. f. MARKET.-E. Perasich (neEt
door to the Carson Theater( IS receiv-
ing daily from California, fresh ve-e-
tables, of all kinds, straw berries, nuts
and candies. etc, which he keeps con
>tantlv on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
and examine his goods.
Royal Havana Lottery Tickets,
drawn every seventeen days. Price,
81; single coupons. 81 30. 10 AVOID
getting bogus icketS. buy only OF the
Agent, at PoStotfice Bookstore, Carson
City, Nevada.
PHoToGRAPHIC!-Go to Al. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
The latest style of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing.
Olcovich Brothers sell the best and
cheapest dry goods in the State. and
everybody will find it to their advan-
tage to trade with them.
ALFALFA.-Five hundred pounds
of California Alfalfa Seed, Just received
and for sale by c. +. Cotton, South
Carson street, opposite Capitol.
If you desire rosy cheeks and a com
pIexion fair and free from pimples and
blotches, purify yOur blood by the use OF
| DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
1t has no equal for this purpose.
For the very best photograph, go to
Friend Il Marston's brick gallery. on
second street. Pictures IN all branches
Of the art, at reduced prices.
Buy your Dry Goods ard Ladies
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store. las II
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
LOCAL lNTELIlCE c e
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
for at $50 p. IN
VIrstnta-Arrives from at 10 a m.
Closes for at 3:i5 p. m.
Gcnon and Aurora-ArriveS from at
$50 y. m. Closes for at $50 a. m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

A Connecticut editor offers to vac
cinate, free of charge, all new pre-
paving subscribers to his paper.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
Arrivals At the Hotels.
ST. cHArLEs-oEoRaR rurLY, PRoPRn

ST, cHArLEs-eEoRGR rUFLY, PROPRIETOR.
Mrs X Rice. New York G Hunt, Carson valley
F. Edwards, Lake Bigler $ Gowen,
p Lightle, Genoa VIZ boyu'
HTrewell, Virginia Bolss,
P Martin, ) Corris, virginia
oRMsBY ~oUsE-GEoR D. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
+ Zaspel, GIenbrook 5 A Gushing. San Jose
: W Canard Unionville Niceaclroch I'D Hill
L " Legge,, silver NJ G Norman, virginia
Mrs >chooley, Genoa A Meeklns,
L B Rail, san Fran Mrs Schooiey'
CoRBETT HoUsE-CoRBETT BROTHERS, PkoPRIEToEs
II McCrum. San Franco NJ W stevens, "ashoe
g p Thompson, Nelly,
j nuiaire, Mountains hurphey'
r Wilson. 9: J tniette,
I LIS or ID Cameron
W cameron, Like Big'r d A McCal!um,
I Rurn. q W poane, Eureka Mill
r U,mund. Spnoners & Egg lesion. sheridan
J r Edwards, Ste 'mb't Miss f Hays, Virginia
+, " Conard, Owen,ville Rev | y lurd,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07
WICHITA.

Mr.. Scott, one of the editors of the
Arkansas City T'areUer. who paid our
town visit ! week or so since says:
Business at Wichita is generally
active. Hotel men. lumber and furni-
turc dealers. real estate agents and
others are driving an immense trade.
but the market Is ovcrstocked with
clothicrs. dry goods merchants. and sa-
looms, and many express desire to
dispose of their stock for the purpose
ofcntering into something more staple.
The town is well built and is rapidly
improving, and has every appearance
of a young city. One great drawback
to the place is the mud. which would
be intolerable to person unaccustom-
ed to it, The money required TO keep
their streets in order would build
town on location like our own. The
citizens are anxious to have Wichita
the terminus of the railroad for few
years. and will partially succeed. The
town commands almost all Of the
soufhwe.terp trade. as well "a that of
the territory lyin" south Of il. and must
some dav, become a place Of iInpor-
tancc.
All right enough except the mud Mr..
Scott. You struck us after one of our
heavy dews of several weeks duration.
Our town, generally speaking. is very
free from mud.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07
HAPPY WICHITA.

The EAGLE sings the following tune
about the cars arriving at Wichita
"This is fact. Regular through trains
reached our depot yesterday. The bo-
som OF our valley .heaved and sot' with
ecstatic emotion. All is joy, and many.
very many. are too full for utterance.
We are exhausted. bewildered. and can
say no more. Ii is enough" Were
You drunk Wmfeld Messenger.
That's it. were you drunk or if ca
giles don't indulge. had you been dining
off lizards. horned toads, rattlesnakes
and young buzzards, as good-natured
eagle rould when at home with plenty
to eat and nothing TO do ?-Efk Falls
Examiner.
Not drunk, gentlemen and no toads
or lizards In our gizzard, either: but
with our wing on the wind and our
eye on the sun, we are dashing onward,
right on. regardless Of all the small fry
that may beneath our pathway lie.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07
Correspondence of the EAGLE
OXFORD PUBLIC SCHOOL.

Report of the public school of Ok
ford, county of Sumner, State of Kan
sas, for the month of May, 1872:
Number of males enrolled; Is; num-
Der of females, 18; total, 81. Average
weekly enrolment, 2S. Average daily
attendance of males, II; females, -;
total, 26. Per cent of attendance. SO.
Number Of cases of tardiness-males,
Z; females, 6. Number Of cases of cor
porcal punishment, 1. Number of Wis
its received, none. Number of males
belonging to the first roll of honor, A.
viz: +. Bailey, ID. Goddard, NJ. KIM
ball and W. Scott; females, S-viz: I.
Abbott. C.. Abbott, NJ. Bailey, c.
Crawford, NJ. Goddard, NJ. Mann, G.
Scott and NJ. Woodley. Number of
males belong to the second roll of hon
or, 6-viz: &. Austin, w. Austin, ii.
Crawford, S. Davis, l.. Goddard and
ID. Scott; females, 5-viz: l.. Austin.
n. Myrick, L. Walton, A. Walton and
S. Scott.
Iccrtify the above to be correct re-
port Of said school for the month of
May, 1872. G. 7. MASON, Teacher.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07

Its main sircct--a street. of which
any young city might be .proud-is fill
ed with large, substantial and good
looking stores. Its inhabitants are full
of confidence and striving earnestly to
build up their city that it may continue
to deserve the name of the Queen City
of Southwestern Kansas.
II was then about o'clock and the
weather most serene. To get better
view of the country, by permission Of
Mr.. b. S. Craft, the engineer, we rode
on the engine. We find it impossible
to express our admiration of this beau
tiful country. This portion Of the Ar
kansas valley ia most fertile, and must
eventually become one Of the most
portions of the state. The
ride homeward on the smooth road, at
this particular hour of the day, was the
most pleasant thing person can inn
aTine.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07
Correspondence of the EAGLE.
MINISTERIAL SUPPORT.

EDITOR EAGLE: Your correspond.
ent, '.Mozart,' whose letters are read
with much interest, in his last commun.
ication, makes some structures on the
ministry of Oxford, which, l believe,
though unintended, vet are calculated
to convey a wrong impression to some
of your readers, and injure the influ-
ence of good men. One minister, we
are told, ''resides and farms in the vi
cinity, and breaches occasionally" and
that another has preached only once
this year. The first named minister,
| am informed, breaches regularly
every two weeks, alternating with the
other brother. We are also informed
that the preaching by these gentlemen,
as also that by casual visitors, is graf
uitous and but little priced. This last
remark no doubt is true, for what costs
little is little priced. But the matter
of the preaching being gratuitous. is
simply gratuitOus assumption on the
part of the congregation, the ministers
having altogether different views of
the subject. 1t may be well to say
here that Oxford is not the only place
where similar views of the compensa-
ton of pastors are held. The apostolic
spirit which your correspondent de-
sires may animate some new minister
who shall labor among them, believe,
is already present in the breasts OF
those two men who are toiling on their
farms to earn sufficient support for
their families, and who Oh the Sabbath
sow the seed of the word. Such
spirit the apostle Paul had. as he toiled
during the week at his tent-making,
and reasoned in the synagogue on the
Sabbath. 1t is indeed an evil that
is unable to devote itself ex-
to the work of preaching.
The proper remedy, however, is not
found in Gliding those who are en-
dcavoring to do the best they can I'M
der the circumstances, but in giving
them proper support. These lines
are not written with a view to enter
into a controversy with your CORES
pendent on this important question,
but to show the subject from another
CREDo.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The democrats of Wichita, in pUrsu-
ance TO call. met at the court house on
last Saturday evening and elected J.
II. Morse, esq. and J. s. McIvor as
delegates TO the democratic state con-
ton which convenes at Topeka on the
18th of June. n. y. English and Benz.
Aldrich were elected aiternates. We
believe the delegation favors the
Enforcement OF Uncle Horace. The
democratic and liberal party combined
make a pretty strong party in Sedg-
wick county and the Southwest.
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Wichita Ia reported a. having 5000
inhabitants. Real estate is about as
high as in Chicago or ST. Louis.-Iola
Register.
Go little slow. friend Walker. We
claim only about 2 ZOE inhabitants, and
good residence lots can be bought at
from $50 to 800 each in Wichita-the
best town in Southern Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07

Mr.. Dean. of the firm of c. F. Pierce
& Co., called on us this week. This
able iirln have opened an extensive
branch lumber yard in Wichita, and
now offer all kinds of lumber at great
~ reduced prices. They sell pine lum-
81 per N cheaper than formerly, and
shingles s. per NJ cheaper. Wichita is
forty miles nearer than any other rail-
road point, and if the people of Cow
ley wish to go away for their lumber
we know of DO better firm to deal with
than Charles F. Pierce & Co, of
Wicliii a. WIntfe.4 Nessenqes..
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The following officers were elected
in Harvey county at the late election
A. Prouty, A. G.. Richardson and B.
Thompson, commissioners; Thomas
Finan, sheriff; r. H. Brown, register
Of deeds; IL. Bailey, clerk e. S. Bow.
man, county attorney: J. L. Cunning
ham, clerk Of the district court.
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Notice.

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