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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07


James y DrnhzTn. defendant.
Complaint in attachment Plaintiff demands
Aise 90.
Notice Is hereby given fhsf on the 18th day 81
May, a D. Is-.. WiiliAn II Eoarke. Justice
OF the Peace Of Wichita City, >~siSsiekse,sun'y.
kansas issued an order 0f $.-aehfnenf In tsc
sbos. asrssei for the .aa Of oe hErndrei And
six dollars and that said csl-e will be heard on
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MILF iRAIGMYI-E. FiaiHii1.
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The latest dispatches from Phiiadcl-
phia announce the assembling of the
republican convention, but up to the
time of going to press no nominations
had been made.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07

An unsophiscated citizen OF Louis
VILE. while on visit 10 st. Louis. blew
out his gas. aud then called up the
clerk TO inquire if there wasn't glue
factory around the house >oIa.v lsere.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-06-07

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'''rhey were my brothers CATERS" 1t
is sole-stirring ditty, calculated to
stirrup the feelings of awl the upper
classes; and it will doubtless soon be
OH cVcrv tOngue.
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Notice.
STATE ~ KANSAS
SsDsSIcH torSry
Before " y Van Tres. . r CITY o. Wichita.
4. " Davis. plaintiff.
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For Sale.

One hundred and sixty acres Of irst-class bot
tom land. ten miles east Of Wichifa-ihe southwest
quarter Of section ., town q. range east. Good
big spring. nice stream Of living wster. and with
in half mile Of timber. Corn. oats POTATOES ard
garden stnf growing on the place " III sell cheap
and give immediate possession Call on the IN
dersigued on the premises.
my3i-A ABRAM KELLY. Jr.
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Notice..
Notice.


U. g. LAND OrrIcE,
WICHITA, Kansas May Il, Is72
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
j. T.. Pickens against William Brooks for
adverse Usage filing, No. 1895, dated Novem-
Der 8, 1871, upon the northwest quarter Of sec
ton IL, township - SOUTH range ! west, in Sedg-
wick county, Kansas, with view to the cancella-
ton of said adverse filing. the said parties
hereby summoned 20 appear nj this Office the
18th day OF June, 1852, af O'Clock A. NJ, to
spond and furnish testimony concerning said adj
verse fling. ANDREW AKIN Register
W. A. SHANNON, Receiver. my11-H
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
For the Smyrna Times
Whnt kemI Democrats Think.

we understand that our candidate for Congress
MI wright, was run behind IN hts own town, a nd
prOhably IN Other paris Of SUSSEX, by Ihs unpar
donaoIe reacherJ OF prOlessed ben ocraIs who used
noh anus money 10 run him on Democratic tickets
Such uLprIncIpled men have no business TO claim
association win gentlemen and Democrats and the
sooher Tue party Is rid of all such base fellows the
oeer' ihe party owes II TO itself To dave all such
men 50 TAR from ITS ranks that u will be ImpossI Die
Tor them TO deceive anybody hsTeaii er DsLaparean
And we understand that this CANDIDATE for Con.
greSs, Mr.. Wright, had "farmed out" TO him the
nomination for Congress by the Family one Uear
prior TO the cOnVenIng of the Democratic State Con-
Ventlon, for mertorIOus conduct in the interest Of
the close cOrpnratiUn that "Tules the roast" in the
Democratic Party nf Delaware. Consistency il a
jewel" (or was hf0tetime) Mr.. Dsla,naJean Two
years ago, when Democrats in Kent refused 10 sup
port hxtd up county Nominations. Tom Bayard,
Cove, Willard and Eli fray, Blanche Sweetheart !"
and all the rag.tag and bob.tail Of the selcmade
masters OF the Party raised u terrible howl from
Duck Creek TO Milford over the Sin Of bnltnp nomi.
nations; but these "annoinied" during the late hus.
lngs studIOusly avoided any mention Of the regular
Natural nominee, because forsooth they opposed
said nomination, as they afterwards opposed the
election OF the nominee, and now the "annointed"
aforesaid, propnse 10 kick of the party all who
refused To bow the knee to Bial and give a slavIsh
support TO their especial pct. Why, Gentlemen. in
your base uses"f the Democratic party for your own
selfish ends and purposes you have already passed
the State into the hHnds Of the enemy aud vel your
dcvlish spirit is not satisfied.
Let the truth be told, and "lel the CALLED iade
VINCE" The Democratic masses Of Delaware
have been led around with rings in their noses quite
as long they intend to be- aud hereafter they will
hight for Hpng principles, and not for few self
constituted dying leaders.
'Dinna hear the Slogan ?"
EENr Druocp.r.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
Those marked with Rep. Average Deu mai, SIX
Sheriff. Coroner

DEATH OF GEN. MEADE Gen. George g
Meade. the hero Of the Battle of Gettysburg
died IN Philadelphia, Wednesday, of a sudden
and very severe attack of pneumonia. Up to
the previous Thursday, be had been in the
enjoyment OF his usual health.
General Meade was born at Cadiz. Spain
DUNG the temporary residence there, OF his
parents, on December 81, 1915. His father.
Richard WOrsem Meade, was a PHILADELPHIA
merchant, and bis mother was native OF Ches
ter county. lie graduated at West Point. in
1852 served in the Seminole War in Florida.
resigned from the army, in 1886 and re-
entered in 1872 During the Mexican War.
he was engaged in the battles of Patio Alto.
KeSaca de la Palma and Monterey. with General
Taylor army, and for gallant conduct in these
battles he was breveted First Lieutenant. He
Was also engaged at the siege of Vera Cruz
from May to %, 1917 After the war he was
again IN service as Typographical Engineer ON
number OF pubic works. during which he
was promoted to a captaincy of Engineers
MAY 10, 1867 TOR fourteen years continuous
service. lie was in charge of all the SURVEYS
OF the great lakes when the rebellion broke out
IN 1861. On the 3lst OF August of that wear
ne was commissioned Brgadier General of
olunteers. and took command of a brigade of
the gallant Pennsylvania Reserves. From that
time forward his career was one of incessant
activity and valuable service until the close of
the war.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

AN AWKWARD ELECTION BLUNDER.-The
two strongest democratic districts in Somerset
county, Nd, were left out in the cold on cleo
tion day-Dames' Quarter and Brinkley 's--as
the Sheriff neglected TO deliver the election
books; therefore, there was no election in
those two districts. As result this AIr.
Wilson, own county, went against him by 400
majority. Even with this blunder, it seems
rather singular that so strong a Democratic
county should vote against the candidate of its
own choosing.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

Fl. F. PICKELs, Esq, Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee, is re.
ceiving the commentators of his party friends
and press for the efficient manner in which he
conducted the late campaign. These com
mendaticns are justly merited He was as
abundant in resources as he was unremitting
In labor. He showed marked SIX i'll ia engineer
Ing the work of the canvass, and he never
wearied in his well-doing. Throughout, the
campaign worked smoothly and successfully.
and mainly through his exertions. He struck
out on new departure in converting the State
Convention at Georgetown, and his plans in
the main, to the close of the canvass, were as
original and as successful as the initial steps.
The party feels that much is due to his unre
mitting labors.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

The Ecery Erening says let us have the
mOdernized system of counting out our election
returns. So say We. The old way is stale,
stupid and poky. We knew more about the
result in Maine and California. early Wednes-
day morning than we did the polls we voted at.
It's not merely because it's Old, fashioned, but
because it's tedious and inconvenient; so much
so that it is often found troublesome to obtain
election officers Let us adopt the system that
the most of the other States of the Union have
found it necessary to adopt.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

NEGLECTED THROAT AND LUNG DIsEAsEs-Dur
ing me changeable seasons OF Fail and Winter when
to"ghs and Colds are so prevalent, person shoHId
ne ne without some reliable preparation for L e,r curp
IheV should recolect that neg ecicd Cough or Cold
frequently terminates IN Consumption HAssoN's
toMPouNO SYRUP OF TAR Is the best nd most reiia.
hle article known for the cure of Coughs CoIds
Hoarseness. Sore Throat. Asthma Chrome CaIarrhs
and all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs No family
should he without It. II IS no private quack pre-
pafaon on The contrary Il is prescthed by some Of
the must eminent physicians IN the country Puce
so tents
Sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers througho The
United States
2. S.-See that The signature Of Russell & LANp,,
Prop'rs, is on each wrapper.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

AN OYSTER ROAST THAT DIDN'T COME OFF.-We
learn from Dover that the Democrats there intended
to have big oyster roast in celebration of their
victory in the State, and secured in advance about
IS bus. OF bivaIvcs wherewith 10 make the r0ast,
but the election returns not coming IN right the
roast was abando:,ed. IL was intended to keep the
matter quiet. but so many the prominent Demo
Gratis there ofring oysters fer sale at greatly
reduced price on Thursday last That the clrcum-
stance attracted attention, and caused The Repub-
cans to investigate. Oysters were never cheap in
Dover before, and for day nr two the whole town
ute them for breakfast, dinner and supper. The
over confident parzans did not feel disposed to lose
all they had ''shelled out" for their failure and in
trying to avoid big sacrifice made big exposure.
The Republicans say they would have let the oysters
rot first.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

EDUCATE THE NEGRoEs-The Milford Ne,os snd
A Ioertiser wants the negroes educated for the fol-
lowing good reasons: elf we would make of these
people available citizens, let educate them and
IN the absence Of any authority from the State by
which they can tux themselves, let us as citizens
who are actuated by motives of common humanity,
contribute OF our and of our brain and see TO
II that their children we'll taught by a competent
teacher, so that when they shall come upon the
stage of action they shall be engines of enterprise
and power for good instead Of candidates tor the
almshouse and arguments for a State prison; this
viii be prevention Of the malady for future genera
unns' while the cure for the present lies in night
schools or Sabbath sehools for adult men and
women, IN which they shall be taught in a cannon.
sense way what pertains TO their own best good"
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

REPUBLICAN JoLIFICArIoN One of the biggest
!3Ihcai'ns ever held IN Ih's State was given by the
Republicans in Wilmington on Monday night.
After big tOrchIight procession, Institute Hall
was packed with people. II. F. Plckrls presided.
On the stage were seated MAJOR Luh4nd, Congress
man elect General Tprbert. Hon. ~ b. Smithers.
DR.. Isaac Jump, Dr. S Prettyman, G. v. Massey =
Esq. DR.. William Il. Collins. Elias S Reed, ESQ.
ManIoVe Hayes, Esq, DIR. w. G. Davidson, and
others. Teegrams ofcongratulalion were read from
Vice President Colfax, and a number of others, and
speeches OF five minutes made by Mai. Lofand.
Messrs Sprudnce, Smithers. Massey, Higgins, Reed.
Gen. Torbert, Rev. Stewart, DR.. Davidson. Head
Pickles, krIlgore. and others. A big supper ended
the pleasant affiIr
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

RETURN DAY IN SUssEx.-It is generally known
that the Thursday after an election, when the cleo
ton officers Of the various Hundreds in Sussex go TO
Georgetown to make their returns. is a big dav in
that town. correspondent Of Every Eoeninp
speaks as follows Of last Thursday An after DIN.
ner walk showed that at least 2U00 persons had
been added To the towns populaion for every avenue
lane, alley and street lined with wagons, in
some of which old fashioned chairs and settees
few dating back 10 the Revolution. Many dlned
at the hotels; others Jared nptuously in their
wagons and Carriages while others enjoyed roast
beef, turkey, chicken, fish, coon, rabbits and
opossuin at will all Of which, and not half the list
Of roasls, could be had ready among the stalls or
cooked I" order. Many ladies' who. fo- two years
had not visited the capital, not since the last
"ReIurn," aud ho for weeks had anticipated the
day. could he seen in the crowd filling baskets and
handkerchIes with nick nAcks for the little ones"
They are always on hand, | learn, these "little
ones, and part 0f the programme of the day il to
see that all the children and young girls are treated
pretty young lady, whether acquainted or not, is
licensed To receive a box Of candy. And be it said
FOR the young gentlemen Of Sussex, pretty danse
goes away empty. All a-e delighted the treat
goes round.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

SUDDEN CrEcE TO THE Penn & DEL. r. R.
The PennsylVanIa Central and the Pennsylvania g.
Delaware Railroads are at Oggerheads, and the peO
pie of Delaware City, Newark, and others along the
line of this road somewhat set back on their
antIeIpatons of it's early opening. The Commercial
Of Thursday last says "The Railroad running
itom Pomeroy, on the Pennsylvania Central r. X.
TO Delaware City, is almost completed and pre-
Paratory to The opening nf the road crossing was
laid over the BItImore Central Railroad t. Avon.
dale on Sunday last. The Baltimore Central not
conceding the right ofway their track, sent
force Of workmen on Monday and tore up not only
tile bend crossing, but the switch and siding hereto
fore used by the Pennsylvania Central in the con.
strnction OF the road. THIS unlocked for inter.
ference has put stop to the further progress Of the
new Railroad and will probably lead litigation in
the Courts"
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

One of the most remarkable effects of the
" tidal wave is manifested in the election of
Congressman on the Eastern Shore. In 1870
Col. Hambleton was elected by 3346 over Mr..
Torbert. This year Col Wilson has a majority
of only 447 over Judge Spence. In 70 every
county went largely Democratic; this year four
are carried by the Republcans-Talbot, Caro-.
line, Dorchester and Somerset
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
SM1V1W0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. 18th.

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HOFFEcKER, Editor Proprietor at Smyrna
Delaware.
year $500 advance. s2.5Oi
not paid till the end of the No paper
all arrears paid only option of the Publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS will be the rate Of
line forthe first inSeron insertions Threeand
a-hHlt liberal discount made TO quarterly
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

st PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Pacific $50 gold bonds, are selling at par and
accrued interest, in denominations of $lO0 to
$4,000 bonds. The rate of interest is 7 $40
gold, equivalent to ST per cent. in currency.
Believing the security to be ample, and the
rate OF interest satisfactory, we recommend
these bonds as very desirable investment.
We take Delaware State Bonds, City Loan,
Delaware X. K. Bonds and bank stocks, in
payment for Northern Paci6cs at full Market
rates. John McLear & Son, 6O2 Market Street.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

No further complaints of the the high price
of Clothing need be made by fathers and
mothers. in clothing their boys or gentlemen
purchasing their own clothes. We have killed
"high prices by offering our immense and
splendid stock Of Fall Clothing at the lowest
prices to be met with anywhere, whilst, the
quality Of our Goods is unequalled BENNETT
4 Co, Tower Hall. No. SIS Market Street,
halt way between Filth and Sixth streets,
Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

The horse disease can he prevented by using
precautions. Cowgirl & Son make speciality
OF the different preventives and cures recon-
mended by the best surgeons.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

THE HAY.Ca,P Now that the figures are all in.
it would appear that there is so great deficiency
in hay crop was anticipated. In the east. where
most Of our supplies from, there is little less
than a full crop; while west Of the Alleghenies
there 10 higher average than usual. In Penhsyl.
vdnla we have not as much usual and south OF
us 10 Maryland aud Virginia, there is the worst
perhaps they have had for many years. The short
supplies III Pennsy ivunIa is, however, more than
made up by the increasing atIenlinn which has
been given to saving and curing corn fodder, which
when well-made is for many purposes equal to the
best haV.
The effort TO make good fodder has been well
secsnded by the clerk OF the weather There hns not
been fine for many years both Tor propery
maturing the corn and Tor allowing atIen tion 10 be
gwen 10 properly curing the herbage Altogether we
conclude that though the price Of hay in PhiladeI
phia will be pretty we'll mSinIainsd The very nigh
figures anieipated in the spring will be Teached.-
Germantown Telegraph.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

Our space is so crowded this week that we
are compelled to omit advertisements The
omissions will he made up hereafter.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

NoTIcE TO NJ. MINIsTERs.-Dr. r. l.. Dashiell
one of the Corresponding Secretaries of the MISS
Soc; ofthe NJ. Il Church. desires to meet Us many
OF the Ministers Of The Wilmington Conference as
cao conveniently attend, at Smyrna, Delaware, on
Monday, the 25th Of November the day after the
dedication ofthe Smyrna NJ. f. Church, also Bishop
Foster Is desirous Of meeting at the same time, the
members and friends of the Ministerial Education
Sectsty. Meeting in the VI. f. Church at "a o'clock
i. VI. T., THoMPsoN,
Il. E.MIiLER,
q. A. PHGBus.
Peninsula papers please copy an item of news
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
COR. OF MAIN AND COMMERCE srS
Tooth DIVIDEND.

The Directors Of this institution have this day de.
clared Dividend o. EIGHT PER CENT UHI OF tho
prOtiIs Tor the last months payable TO the Stock.
holders, or their legal representatives. on demand,
elear OF all taIea. BY order,
W NJ BELL. Cashier
BANK OF SsyRNA. Nov 1Ih. ls79-l3ai
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

CCPiDs ANBUSc ADRS.The sly archer, Love shoots his
arrows from coigns Of doubtful II he
delivers his hearttakng from any ambush with more
effect than when he them brads aud folds aud
rugets Of head Of nar Ladies' who have not been
favored by Nature with this crownnx charm of wOmanhood
readily volume Of their hair and
mPari to sken lnstre by using LYONS KArHAR0N as
daily dressIng; while those whom Providence blessed
s9peaoIndance Of this" ory OF the preserve IT,
undmntshed 10 quantity and uudiinished
latest period o His There h terminating principle
kArHAIRoN which literally CONPELS 0Ruw. IL
extrpatos dandru and excrr
Of the scalp which Interfere with rapid healthy
opment OF the hbers. - -
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13

MAMMOTH Day GooDs OPENING -Messrs Homer, ColIndny
q CO whose large aud paatal establishment
Is familiar to all readers, make
column OF their regular Fall 0penins For aguhcence
display variety and price, this stock stands unVAed This
viii be the largest sale Of Dress Go ds &C. offered
house. aud article purchased AT bOtOm
prices the will DO offered the purchaser
ingly low figure.
Tar, assaiUtida, carbolic acid, chloride Of
lime, and all makes of horse powders, at Cow
gils, Dover.
Depository of the Kent County Bible Society
is at CowgilPs, Dover. Bibles aud Testaments
always on hand.
Prepared wheat, barley, oats. tapioca, arrow
root, sage, and Corn-starch. at Cowgill's Dover.
New stock of those cheap knives and forks
at Cowgifs Dover.
Paints and Oils at Cowgills, Dover
Wallpaper at Cowgils, Dover.
Metallic Lamps at CowgilIs, Dover
School Books at Cowgilrs, Dsver.
Smyrna times., 1872-11-13
KENT CoCNTY-Representativs.: /:

LoAand's majority in State,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
N.w-YonK. FrIday. Jan9 q. lsI3.

Ngw-YoBK Friday, june H. le'@
This has been no exception to the duliheSS
-, ,suslIy characterizes Fridays
"A ,be Exchange there were no TRANSACTIONS, S
- which were advertised 10 take place ,S ;11Ined mn
Ssi'ier and Ncssrs Muller, wilkins q Coz were "'V'
" The sale which took place yesterday, Trosntsd 10
ID Melick IT, & Bge at DuneIcn a. 90 o. caottaees at
isDosinr of about Q3 lots Of ground anu ~ the
fntal ~ about S2s4S9 fall report WIN NJ rSehbor-
purchasers (whO were mostly i'S4
pnbe,ford PARK Yesterday, Messfs luS e, ,ots OF
80, bsNioe disposed Of cottages anu ~ found
ind at n total of s63g33 81. A ful report VIII "
below. -,, .ho only eale 20 take place
m 1a ,bn one nv Jerc Johnson Jr, ~ ~ nro,,jses M
RabVray Land and Improvement Co. Id consists OF 300
Rabwsy n j. The property TO ne, ng the new depot OF
~ W land and is situated opposite its tnO from fhe
ne s ~ PonnSTlvouia Railroad only 80 I'M n11y 1 ieSve as
leIIys w foot OF COrtand'st AT lIS ~ o. tbe
Pr atcSets descriptive maps, &C., can DO hau "' VIZ
Office Of the auctiOneeI. ,.os sold lv Adrian IT. Null
, ~ Nm n Underbl, for 100000 ana nc nous " 'i
sale. "a. a.. ,o,,or+cd that Wm. II. RaYnOr has
"a i,fs eouth-west corner OF BOuIeNdIu VI - on
,;c and forty -slXth-st' W. Iso
~ noueyard and two the street, for $500, ne
ios sofsst corner OF SiXthave., BOuleVaru o H Tor
bun6red and weuty-siXth-st., V9ll&oo Iee' "0OP'
50
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
feclures ano meetlnas.

I ECTURE COMMITTEES should not fail TO
4 n9 for Inc LECTURE SEASON" Of AMERICAN LIT
ERARY BUREAU Bureau has the best lecture list tie
tr three Boston NewYork aud Chicago give supe
onty 3 everywhere recognized.
AMERICAN LITERARY BUREAU,
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring 70 purchase rent such property
will find IL TO their interest TO advertise In TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of any other
paper and in addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
win be found not only in New York and all its cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear the
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for thet three editions of The TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business profession; consequently in each
read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE dev0tes especial
attention 70 reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value of its col
advertising medium. The charges for adYer-
tising follows; DAILY TRIBUNE cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE s. per line; sFM
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line AbOutten words OF
wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

on the Palisades open hour from the cyj frstca house
newly throughout very fine locon cars rom foot OF 'hs
ert boat from Spng-st O. Thiriyfuhst az lO:l3 m
Apply on The premises. II. T. ALLEN Sl Broadway near Pour
eeDtL-st.