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Smyrna times., 1872-12-18
MARYLAND ITEMS.

a 612 pound hog was killed in Caroline CT.
last week and also killed which averaged 435 pounds
each. at Nchol's mill
Bishop Lay Of the Diocese of Easton. in a
pastoral letter to hi, Doces Our miss ons angush
Tor wan; d" men In country in our own diocese
the" IN many community. famine &" the Word God
Sn'" " our e think highly enough Of the Ministry to
XIV" adequate support few ambitious TO see its sacred
dSn'tirs conferred upon their sons"
Tie iPH,r Trtdi-1uofL,r poStponcncat-
john Platter who has beer the Fa.ton a since
last spring on III" charge OF killing his whose trial
was removed TO D'-ches"r county taken 10 Cambridge
Monia week, to the After beng in session
two lays ia" postponed unit, the 29h Of Januar,
AM The ceur adjourned Tins wa. from
Ia" Samr tn first the prosecution not being
ready :" proceed The the prisoner then moved
that Platter b" almtd 10 bail direction bc made on the
part OF the state. The question before the Court
The plea n'i h' the counsel health Of
Platter. made 50 b, the uncomfortable condition Of the ,n
building AZ Et't'u winch attc'" Il, his attending phys.
can whon the Court admitted him io bs sum Of
EiWarI Law Rogers. Patcrs hrorr-in aw becoming the
j, no, " h"ut , o. rrvi,nf ,,t n ~ nI % ~ S IS case case
th lnr> nn an IN m NV ,nn, wInt , ~ S Dngs
& law; ni Il 'r - "ls Thor" Is aHy equality r>tri
hni" II" man 90 NJ nm >" aui apparently about
Ert,s OF a=" a" ha. 9"on three tlmr' married ;hr last
county Va rhl' Ai' "t whose murr hc charged h.
M M, IA me snt'"i al l9 VIM" h" -. an "crr the Com
ri"i aud rrm,v t" lvncahurg where rcm,nri
about m"nh aa PA'"r then visited baltimore search
'mPt9ymcnf In the course ." several months he returned
H amer rem Sh"Ji Whilr. second time departed
Intld AROUND and heard thing of his
m"'rm"niS Having tailed IN means ol communication
Si" tl hhrrin htum ted At the ad
NrtlN"rrnt inserted IA the Ba,timnr" ntn
litter, were rrry% trtm tr y" ,., st iS
shore at Mar> land.
"a" vii a. >"'r A. 'h' - IA ohpin ih" rrpIirrI
Et>tnu Talbot CuHu'F. HUl 1piuv hlShlui
March 1871 In c"n$' u"nc' n Patcrs treatment her rs
S" alleged She L.
july. Eson on prcrnbr 2i %n! was inund
dead til" nrNt mlrniug within hundred yards n Farr
residence a!nn" the ItiSd. bottle trkrd poison was
"uni near her but this merely
preston that sh" Ni committed suicide. Platter ird to- drive
her fran his huus, She refused 20 and he LEFT il him
sell. tab my all his furniture tn his mothers
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

CLOTHES FOR CuRISrMAS. this
happy time will not be allowed to pass without
your donning n bran new garment of some
description. Besides, the Boys will all want a
Christmas present; therefore, mothers and
fathers, he their good "Santa Claus" and
bring them to see our Splendid Clothing, where
everything is so cheap and so good BENNETT
& Co, Tower HALL No. jlS Market Street,
halfway between Fifth and Sixth, Phila.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

REoR0 AVIATION % THE lMMGRANr AID SOCIETY
a number Of lnrmeTs Of this community met IN
u W. Cmmmns' off e, on last Saturday afternoon,
and rcoIganzcd tho above named socteIv bv olecIng
james w. Mitchell. Chntman, and G.. 70 Register,
secretary. Oa motion. committee ni four was np.
pointed TO confer with hmm grant Agent. in Whining.
ton Mr. MamAen. az follows: George W. Cummins.
Jnmes Williams, J. w Mitchell. and John K. Johns
The meeting then adjourned 10 meet at Fnxwoli's
Hotel, on Saturday afternoon next, at OcI0ck p NJ
's desired That there shall be large attendance as
the committee will be prepared 10 report aud 10 take
orders from oil who desire labor. aud forward at
once. -. &. II. REGISTER. Scc'y.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

: DEArus FROM DISEASES tue LUrGs.-There are
more persons die annually from diseases OF the lung
Than from any other cause. Every one should recO
lec that neglected cough or cold often tcrmIn ties
~ consumption. ilassons Compound Syrup OF Tar is
the best and most relIabIe arIIce known for the
cure Oi coughs, colds. hDnrscness. asthma chronic
caarl and sore throat. For the relief of WhOoping
Cough there is nothing like 1t.
S"ld by all Drug Stores and Dealers throughout the
United States
Prce 50 cents per bottle.
p. S.-See that tho signature of Russell & Lands
PrOp'rs, rs Un each wrapper.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

2000 Delaware Railroad Bonds interest pay.
able semi annually-January and July-due in
1880, for sale by John McLear Il Son, Bankers,
No. Coz Market St, Wilmington, Del.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

Money received on deposit and interest
allowed Stocks, Bonds, &C., bought, sold and
exchanged, by John McLear Il Son, Bankers,
No. SOP Market St, Wilmington. Del
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

THE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JosEPH H. HoFFEcKER, Editor and Proprietor Smyrna
Delaware.
paid till the end the No unit
all aiiony the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted the rate Seven
aIine nSeron subsequent insertions Threeand
ahali cents liberal discount made TO quarterly semi
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

TuE woRLD DOES NOT CONTAIN a medicinal preparation
which has obtained and deserved pnpular
than the MEXiCAN MuSrEG NlMEXr Siace its ntroduc-
ton To public notice than has been
constantly used kind disease injury
boast witch b. affected bY local application and
S propr"tOrS N has failed in single instance.
After So long AMI successful probation, will
the hahuO1 deny its eminent claims popular
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

"MAY AND DECEMBER" R"-Ezra Comfort, aged 73,
and MISS Sarah f. Carr aged 10, residents of Wi.
mingtnn were on FRIDAY last married IN Chester by
Rev. J. B Maddux. The cour;ship of this couple
rs somewhat romantic, although hastily cOnsu.
mltcd The Commercial says: Shortly after the
death Of her p,rcnIs, Miss Carr rcm0ved to the
childrcn's Home. in Philrdelphia. where She re.
malned until taken nut by Geo. Knrsner. (famllnrly
known as the Eyes OF Delawlfe,'O at Odessa, and
entered his fnmly as help TO his wife. She re-
sided there until September last, when she went 10
Wilmington. The gentleman, Mr.. Comfnrt, met
her in grocery store two weeks before the mar.
riage, tnr the first time aud shortly thereale tho
hand Of the young lady asked and promised in
marriage, Rhe, no doubt, thinking il far pre-.
erable to become an sold mans darling rather than
young mans slave"
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

Northern Pacific 7-3O Gold Bonds, for sale
at par and interest. John Mclcar & Son,
Bankers, No. Coz Market ST., Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18
For Rent,

AGRANARY. with CRIB, and DOUBLE %
with CARRIAGE HOUSE in SMYRNA; rARIES
dsC4f Apply TO JOSCi"
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

A DWELLING AND STORE HOUSE in smyrnaJi y"J
The property is IN good order aud Is wei und
running from Commerce St. To Peterson ~ 'n,otes
large back va ri leading into said Peterson 81 also
an excellent place for hltchIng horses lhe iiouss,
said premises a good Stable |atI,Hs ,rn The
Smoke House and Chicken House. Rent 70 tOToN
times. Apply 10 }. D hOrrh
Smyrna, Dec. 4Ih, 1879.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18
For Sale.
FOR EMF.

ONE FARRELL q HERRING SAFE. ,0,
Apply to T.. bECN' S'
Smyrna times., 1872-12-18

a CD pound hog was killed in Caroline CT.
aSt week and N also killed averaged I3 pounds
each. at Nichols mill,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16
ADVANCE PAY.

We are stopping the subscriptions
of all who do not renew. We arc
going to continue this work until
We get our list entirely on the ad-
vance pay basis. This will be bet
ter for all, as every subscriber will
admit after q triA.. We haYe lost
hundreds and hundreds of dollars
by the credit business. We do not
propose to lose any more. Many of
our readers take some eastern paper,
for which they invariably pay in
advance, and we ask them to serve
US tho Same way. We make paper
that is worth any mans two dollars,
cash down, and we have either got
to have the money in advance or
make the additional charge of %
cents for interest if not paid till the
expiration of the year, as is the GUS
tom IN many partsIof the east where
the credit system is in vogue. We
think the advance pay will suit our
people better and have adopted it.
We trust that we shall lose none of
our patrons, but we say plainly that
we would rather have 900 advance
paying subscribers than to have 3
600, with the usual per cent, on
credit, and lose one-fourth of the
pay, as we would do, OH the aver
age.
We now have our mailing ma
chine in order, and send out our
list with the time TO which each
subscriber has paid,printed after his
or her name. We trust thcS1. ST-
rears will settle up at once and con-
tinue, as we do not want to lose q
single name. We are aware that
times are hard-that money is
scarce. but we can convince any
man, by an exhibition of our books,
that this step is necessary for self
preservation.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16


Democratic rty likely to be-" In the
afternoon y. spoke in a beautiful
grove near lie Captains house. We
were reinforced Judge Peyton, Col.
Robinson. and p. Stewart. Mai.
GafTey, from c neil Grove, a life
long Democrat, made an able argument
in behalf of Grant as against Greeley
He promises to visit Emporia soon.
Having given a reason for the hope
that is in me, turned my face home
ward. The night had grown so dark
| when reached Americas that fear
ed to essay the uncertain road to En-
poria. 1 lodged with our former
worthy fellow citizen, w. w. Bailey.
Nobody can beat preachers running
hotels. Bro. Bailey is a grand success
in this line, and merits patronage In
the early dawn of Sunday morning l
drove into our beautiful little city, the
queen of the great Neosho valley.
While my ii may not have strength
ened my ia "a in my own success as
q candidate. came back entertaining
the full ass ance that Emporia will
yet attain larger growth than she
has reache, and increase in beauty
and CONNIE. i!l importance with each
succeeding ear Lying as she does
in the mid Of lovely meadows and
fertile field titled by the hands o
honest yeonsanry, and with splendit
railroad con directions, she cannot fail tt
realize our most ardent hopes ant
reach the high eminence to which sh,
aspires. Very truly,
| T u PTCEPpT0N-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16
LETTER FROM COLORADO.

DEAR FRIENDS OF EMPoRIA: Rus
kin says, "the less we speak of our
intentions the more chance there Is
of our reali zing them" therefore I
shall not tell you that / intend be-
ing with you again by the LIST Of
September. Slight qualms of home
sickness begin to come over me. I
remember you all with q reasonable
amount of pity, sweltering there in
the heat of August, without the re-
ireshing sight of the snow peaks of
the mountains near and the cool
breezes therefrom. Our trip here
was delightful one-cool and with
out dust all the way. The morning
before we reached Denver we had q
little snow storm. Heavy shawls
were in demand. Only think, a
snow storm in August in a climate
they tell us is one of almost perpet-
full sunshine, and no extremes
Denver surprises me somewhat
with her bigness. 1 did not expect
to see so much brick and mortAr.
She has quite an old look for her
age, yet the city is Young America
all over. Twice it has been nearly
destroyed, once by fire and again by
Indians. What one sees now of the
city is q growth of only about six
years. The increase is q healthy
one and is still vigorous and rapid.
The population IL estimated at TO-
600. Her trade Is immense. The
value of gold bullion assayed at the
mint here runs 100000 or more a
month. The gold and silver pro-
duct of Colorado for 1871 was about
S6,O00O00. There is a dash and
sparkle in life here that one finds no
where else outside of San Francisco.
There is much here that reminds
one OF California, especially the
magnificent fruits they have brought
here from there. 1t is difficult to
raise fruit in Colorado on account
of the extremely cold nights in win
ter and the shortness of the seasons.
The finest crop raised in Colorado
is the wheat Not even California
can equal her in the fineness and
whiteness of her Aour. Tho bread
made from it is par excellent. Vege-
tables are grown in great abundance,
but are much better than we have
them in Kansas. Green peas have
just como into market. Irrigation
is necessary for all crops.
Nature has placed but little here
that is attractive. if we except the
attraction of mineral
wealth; yet those who have lived
here for a number of years have be-
como SO attached to their homes that !
they would live no where else.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

Seven papers in Labette county
and two cities making strife for the
eighth.
Mrs. Emma b. KIock wants to be
superintendent of public instruc-
ton for CofTey county,
The a. T. & S. F. road recently
carried 4,0OO head of cattle in eight
days.
Judge Watson, of this city, de-
clined to discuss Presidential issues
with Col. Phillips.
A two months old female baby
was found in the woods recently
near Parsons, having been aban-
doned.
The Grant and Wilson wigwam
in Topeka is 50x120 feet and will
seat 1900 persons.
Paola has 2,155 city lots, and the
total assessment of property is
100000.
Miss Sallie Shannon, the belle of
Kansas, is to be married in Septem-
Der to st. Louis gentleman.
Five horse thieves out of six re-
Gently tried in Franklin county
were convicted.
Lawrence growls because the new
timetable on the NJ. K. & T. don't
suit. That road and the L. L. s. G.
don't hitch.
A thirty-year old scoundrel ran
off from Olathe with an eleven
year old girl, last Saturday, and
ruined her. The child's grandfather
caught them, brought the girl back
home and left the man in Jail al
Kansas City.
A few days ago two stones were
shipped to the capitol which weigh.
ed q, $50 pounds.
at the Liberal meeting at OlathC
last Thursday Ex-Governor Shannon
apologized for cooperating with
republicans, and ex-Gov. Robinson
explained how it came about that
he was working with the Democrats
Leavenworth is becoming excited
over the attempt of Kansas City
! and WyandOtte to build a narrow
! gauge northwesterly through thu
t counties of Wyandotte and Lesven
\ worth.
The Beloit Gazette puts Mitchell
county down for 500 majority TO
Grant and Wilson.
The Swcdes of Mcpherson ant
Saline counties are unanimous TO
Grant.
Early in October Manhattan is t,
> be favored with a meeting of til
scientists of Kansas.
'' The Journal reports the taxabl
property of the city of Salina $40,
600 more than it was one year age
Q 1t will be noted, also, that q des
tructive fire has happened since
g which destroyed. about $4,000
worth of taxable property.
s A Peabody, Marion county, cor
8 respondent of the Commonwealth
says: "The Kansas & Nebrask
v railroad is under survey and con
= tract to build from Junction Cit
d here. Work will commence i
d thirty days on the grade in on
county. Col. Hale, from Junctio
q City, with Colonel Sherburne, fror
q Boston, were here yesterday. The
are to push the work at once. Co
Sherburne & Company take til
contract to build the road"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS.


A Republican State Convention, to
nominate candidates for Governor and
other State Offices, and a State Central
Committee, will be held at the city IF To-
peka on
wednesday, September Ath, 1879,
at 12 o'clock, noon.
Tho Republican State Convention, to
nominate members OF Congress and presi-
dental Electors, will be held at the city
Of LSwrenoe, on
"wednesday, sepsenber An. 1879.
The Republican voters OF Kansas will,
in each Representative District OF the
State on Thursday, August 10th, in such
manner Is may be prescribed by the Dis
trict Committees, elect two delegates and
two alternates TO the Convention ut To
peka, and two delegates and two alter
mates to the convention at Lawrence.
By order OF the Republican State Com
mittee. d. r. ANTHONY, Chairman.
JNo. A. MARTIN, Sec. pro tenn.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16
STATE NEWS.

Kansas will have five Presidential
electors.
Chetopa supplies Sherman, Texas,
with ice.
The Ottawa Herald, Greeley, has
"wood-bined."
Camp meetings are now in order
everywhere.
Valuation of all property in Linn
county is $2,5l4,OOS.
The assessment of Jackson coun-
ty foots up to S1,949, $50.
Linn county is agitated on the
county seat question.
Wilson county court last week
granted six divorces.
Douglas county received $4,714.-
Ga from the State School fund.
Nineteen miles of the Lawrence
and Topeka road are graded.
The taxable property in Miami
county amounts to $3,64l, 29S.
The mayor and council at indie
pendence are at open war.
Pennsylvanisns in Douglas county
held a reunion the 9th.
Gen. Garfield spoke Wednesday
night in Leavenworth.
Kansas City claims 2,127 miles of
railroad entering that burg.
Politics are red hot at Council
Grove.
The bonded indebtedness of Sa-
line county is S50,S00.
Riley county assessment fOots up
to S1,972, S16.
Up in Doniphan county recently
two Irish railroad hands engaged in
a prize fight.
Topeka growls because Mast has
stolen several pictures from their
artist.
Three miles from Leavenworth,
last Monday, q Missouri Pacific
Train was ditched by some cattle
The Chetopa Advance advocates
the repeal of the Texas cattle Law
so far as that county is concerned,
at least.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

STATE TREAsURER.-The coming
State convention Is not likely to
want for timber out OF which to
make q good State treasurer
Among the names mentioned is that
of j. c. Horton, of Lawrence. He
has been in Kansas sixteen years
and may be said to be product OF
Kansas soil. He has held import
ant county offices in Douglas coun-
ty, and business positions at Law
renee. If he should be elected tc
take charge of our State funds we
believe he would scrupulously ad'
here to the law in all cases, and moi
touch a dollar of the States money
for private gain. We believe Mr.
Horton would give universal salts
faction in that Office.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

A Washington dispatch says that
Mr.. Sumner, in conversation about
his recent letter, expresses the opin-
ion that it will withdraw from the
Republican party very large pro-
portion of the colored vote and in
sure Mr.. Grecley's election beyond
a doubt. He also expresses his re-
gret that he did not declare his po-
sition earlier, as il would have aid
ed to secure North Carolina to the
Democrats. In this Mr.. Sumner
displays his usual self-conceit, al
though it is not probable that his
letter will have any other effect than
to deprive him of what little re-
spect was still maintained for hin
in the ranks Of the Republican par
ty. He carries with him to the camI
of the enemy, however, only hi
personal baggage, ncosisting chiefly
of a large supply of disgusting
eGotism.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16
n. BozToN.
Real Estate Agent
News Block. Emporia. Kan.ns.

Offers for sale the following lots:
West street-60, &c, IS, 50, 81, 81, So, 1O2
log, 100, lbs, 130, 136, 1873, 146.
Rural street-36. IS. q, u, u, IS, SO, 81
11S, 100; 155, 165, III. -.
Eeosho street,, IA. -. fSO. I5a, 16s.
State street-24, 40, A, 43, Is, 40, CO, G5
81, 100, 1876, lat, 164, 16S.
Congress street-24, &c, 80, 81, 90, "a, 6S
g, 20, Y, 76, Sc. 103, los, 12o, I62, III.
Constitution street-9, IL, q, Al, 81. IS,
9S. 100, 124, I3O, 127, LII, 1b2, I54, I65, I69.
Merchants street-2S, sc, los, 155, 149,
Commercial street 81, A. SO, So, -, IFS,
I29. 13I, 49,, 13S, 20S, ia, 80, 342.
Eight good business lots on 9th avenue.
Mechanics streets, 50, So, 60. 10, IS, &c,
MARKET stfess-Is, n, IS, 40. lss. $50,
Union street-s4, %, IS, 20, 156, 1853.
20, IS, II, 100, I04, I19, 131, IA, 49,, I65.
g, 81, GO, II, IS, 90, 101, I3s, west half Of
81 and S., corner Of Sixth avenue.
Sylvan street,, 30, 100. 1S2, 1874, 147,
1z9, I54, I5S, 143, 101, 105. ., 81, 81, %, So.
East street-eS3, 60. s., 50, lOI, I25. 149.
The above list includes some OF the best
corner lots in the city. ] am authorized
to sell some Of the above lots on time.
Business and dwelling houeses for sale.
Lots for lease. Five and ten acre lots for
sale, adjoining and near the city. Land
in all parts Of Lyon county for sale for
cash or on time. Deeds, MORTGAGES, &C.,
drawn and acknowledgement taken.
Call on or address, Z. BOTTOM,
feb231 EmDoKlss Kanaa3.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

We feared things would be rush
ed too much after Chiccgo got start
ed again. Rev. Robert Laird Col
Her declares that of all the build
ings now going up in Chicago
there are not moro than five in
which any single law of proportion
is observed, or into which the small
est element of beauty enters. Hear
him, when he says that "a set Of
uneducated and unframed mechan'
les without the least artistic spirit
or technic culture are tho architects
who are getting rich on the igno'
rance and stupidity of our capital
ists."
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

Andy johnson disgraccd the
country and himself on the day he
was inaugurated. b. Gratz Brown
will do the same thing If he gets a
chance. lie will stand good show
for a chance If Greeley is elected
and the Democrats find they can't
use him after electing him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

When the first dispatch concern
ing the result of the North Carolina
election reached New York-the
dispatch announcing that the State
had gone against the Republicans
gold Immediately advanced and all
sorts of stocks took q downward
tendency. The money market was
IN a fever of excitement and fiuctu'
alton, swaying to and fro under tho
influence of the various and con
flicting kilograms from Raleigh anc
Wilmington, unit. he defeat OF TIT
Democratic ticket was fully con
firmed, when things settled bacl
into the old channel and business Il
running on again as usual.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

Emporia will, in all probability,
furnish the next governor. The
most encouraging reports reach us
from all parts of Southern Kansas
as to Mr.. Eskridge's strength with
the people.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

Tho Norwich (Ct.) Bulletin has
como to tho conclusion, after read
ing the evidence in the Stokes case,
that the people who managed Fisk's
funeral buried the wrong body. 1t
thinks the evidence establishes the
fact that Stokes and not Fisk was
murdered.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petI-
IN tion will be presented to the Board
of County Commissioners Of Lyon county,
Kansas, at the meeting to be held Mon
day, September ., 1872, asking for the
view and location of a county road as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the west line
of Lyon county, about 90 feet north of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway, and
running thence parallel with said rail-
road to Tenth (10) street, in the town of
Americas; thence beginning again at the
corner of Second and South streets in said
town, and running parallel with said
railroad to the n ( 4 of section IS, TIP. Is,
range IL, owned by Peter Slisher; thence
on the most practicable route to the IRON
bridge across the Neosho river, below the
railroad bridge.
ISAAC 8. BROWN,
Principal Petitioner.
Aug.7, 1872. 33w2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16
COUNTY CONVENTION

The time of holding the county
delegate convention to eject dele
gates to the State conventions, has
been changed to the 18th of August,
in accordance with the call of the
State central committee. The dele
gates to the county convention are
to be eli ected tomorrow, the 18th.
as announced in the call of the
county committee.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-08-16

Sam. Bowles, of the Springfield,
Mass, Republican, who is nothing
If not q Greeley man, politely re-
quests Gratz Brown to ''lesve q tick
ct on which his names disgrace"
Gratz won't do 1t, however. He
never leaves q post of danger, and
he says he has always acted OH the
motto that Reconsideration g
q stitch in nine."