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Sbe little COLTS.
The Man without a Country.

Perhaps you never heard of the man
without q country. There was such a
man; he died not many years since.
His name was Philip Nolan; he had
been, when a young man, II lieutenant
in the United States army--a gay, dash
ing young fellow he was, and had got
some way involved in Aaron Burr's
treason, and was court martia1ed and
found guilty, and when the presiding
officer asked him if he had anything
to say to prove that he had always
been true to the United States, this hot
headed young Kentuckian cried out, in
4 fit of frenzy:
course theUnitcd States! l wish may
never hear of the United States again."
And he never heard Of tho United States
again. From that moment, September
.3d, 1907, till the day he died, May
18th, 1868, he never heard her name
again. For that half century and more,
he was Il man without IL country.
l cannot tell you the story. Mr.. Hale
has told it as no other living man could
tell it. How the court sentenced him
to have his wish fulfilled; how the
sentence was approved by President
jefferson and executed by the Navy
Department how poor Nolan spent
the rest of his life aboard one and an
other of the government vcsScls-ul-
ways ut sest--;tlmoSt never Oh land, and
during the whole time, iilty-siN years,
never heard or read Il word of his cO,ln
try, or home, or friends. But, as l said,
l cannot tell you thestory-l only want
to quote one passage, and boys, l wish
l could burn the words upon your
hearts so that they would glow there
forever.
NounSstcr," said the man without
country, younGstcr, let this show
you what it is to be without II family,
withOuta home, and without Il country.
And if you are ever tempted to say Il
word, or do Il thing that shall put /, bar
between you and your family, your
home, and your country, pray God in
his mercy to take you that instant,
home to his own heaven. Stick by
your family, boy; forget you have II
self, while you do every thing for them.
read, and talk about it. Let it be nearer
you have to travel from it, and rush
back to it the moment you are free.
And for your country, boy,' and the
words ratified in his throat, "and for
that flag" and he pointed to the ship,
"never dream Il dream but of serving
her as she bids you, though the service
carry you through q thousand hells.
No matter what happens to you, no
matter who fatters you, or who abuses
you, never look at another flag never
let Il night pass but you pray God to
bless that flag. Remember, boy, that
behind all these men you have to do
with, behind officers, and government,
and people even, there is the country
herself, your country, and that you be-
long to your mother. Stand by her,
hoy, as you would stand by your moth
err, if those savages there had got hold
of her today
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IOtfN T.. HANNA,
sHr. Ss. ~. E1E:ss a's"T.


|tVTIIVTTN VI T.NITIsNl INC, ~.
This is the real, or assumed, name of Il
travelling inpoStOr. whose OStCnSitrtC bust
ness is the practice IF medicine and surgery.
but whose real business is sWiudliu.c the
crCttulouS and cOntiNing. lie came to this
place i'll February last and remained about
five months, rracticin medicine Il little,
bnt Swindlinw much more lie LOFT in debt
TO his landlord. his hotCl-kCCpCr, his print or
and to WhonlSOCN WAS green enough 10 rive
him credit, or iCud him money. lie has a
brot hCr-iu-law who StammCrN tCrriblv.-
Hewitt is Il dappCr little fellow who puts ON
style: il about five tCCt Ci@ht inches hiLrh:
has dark compile Niutt. hair and wlIi~kCt'o:
"nrriCN y clnC. and wears Il Siurr-piIr hat.
lie has Il mean NiSarC. 4 StUnp~>ho uiNCrCd
carriage. and Il ~tCHlthN. cat-likc stop. \
'f"Zcu coUG CitiICuS OF this piu"C Join mo in
warming III" pINli" against trusting ihj~
fellow Hewitt in amy way " hatoN"r.
=. w. Niri'E\\lE.
la. and PRO. TI:tTGENlIt.
September -, ISL.
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Manufacturers agents for T.. ttr:t-t:t; cos
tCLEEE \rED CDrrpN(;I&S AND llNTI,l;~.
th.tNES STEAM PCMr~. OF all kinds.
Boston Machine tOmpHUN'S Engines; Port
able and Stationary BOILERS: the i;HN tcr
lNrtahlC Engines: Srhnilor ~ Rulcmbrrn
Steam Gauges; tottin'S Steam. Water and
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EAh"I~l AND Dryer Fans: I:rTrNiitifi'~
tUtNN:Ui' H0iirr Feed EC@ulatur and Tow
Water Nllrm: bral>"'~ ENart~ AND Lows
.\ut"UTir aud ttamd tVvI ~hu"I" Ma
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COUPLINGS. oiv.: Now York I'ar ;,ud lii,
'ouupHnN'~ ~"r,'W Plates. TalHs Dies. Ecu-
utCr~. etc.: |. =. Standard Nut CrnpnnN'~
tnlNh"d :t"I Unfinished EutS and Bolts:
j. ". Mister X co.'s Saw summers. tp~rl~
ant MIL Picks: Scldru'S Steam ra,i>iuu:
flNn'"llh Mills RiNvt>: The EH~lN \i~r.
t'i2Hfaiirn. tf:tittitt-c. tott,u. frnr. Wurk-
W"TNllIG nr} all kinds "I Machinery: Bolt
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>'' '''' ''''' 80 -
RNISlIING Guop%,
CORNER Common ST.
NEW ul;I.E.A\ IA.
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Ecb'.y ;. 1872.
DELTA LIVERY STABLE.
y. RDHLEDER, Proprietor

DELTA LIVERY STABLE,
y. ROHLEDER. PROPRIETOR,
Is large and commodio,,s, alfndautlv
! supplied with all appliances for the safe
and comtortahc Keeping of stock of all
! patronage. The utmost care will be taken
of all stock entrusted to my keeping, and
Terry landing. Dec II, 1871. l2:ly
! JULES ROSE. It. vIr,,un.
! Jules ROSE Il co..
q L y L. II \ l. G OCERS,
And Dealers in Liquors, Wines, Champagne.
Cigars, Swiss and LmDurg Cheese
Dutch licrrngS, and German
Dried Fruits and Seeds,
No. go M"1rt=j"c Street, -Nc~ r''co''~, L".
'"cchhcrH, 1871. 12:iN
NT'KlNNA'S SALOON,
NA DIES ARD STREET.
Opposite Endnn'S Livery Stallc)
NJ Q no l., La,
l. kept we'll supplied With the best wines
nnd liquors and favorite brands of cigars.
Polite nttcution and good order guaranteed.
April II. ISL u5t-Sru
NJ. F"'nH'niS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
pEN GOODS. GROCERIES, WESTERN
PRODUCE, AND
Il. e., ',,,.,. h",'Hju ","r ""'"j~>jr" .Nrrrh,,Dt
Il Ei.T.t. a. t2:ty
I'NsntIs,kSn> n n>ErE.
Dealers iii
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS, &c,
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

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WILL SELL GOODS FOX Cash '->l'''
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
THE TEXAS CATTLE LAW.

The Chetopa Adrance dicusses the
Texas cattle law, and thinks ii not only
unnecessary, but Injurious. The pro-
grcss of our railroads has Obviated the
necessity of driving cattle through the
country, so that the law as il now
stands operates to the disadvantage of
our farmers who could buy Texas cat
tie to feed their surplus corn to. As
thc -Adcance well says, we need to en-
courage the bringing Of cattle to eat ny
their surplus corn crop. We cannot
afford to ship our corn to Chicago "r
st. Louis. We have, beyond a qucs-
sion, one of the best compromising
counties in the State, and il We will
only tarn it to account in fatening
stock, ample fortunes may be made.
Let everybody talk this and let it be
everywhere advertised, and We shall
have thousands Of cattle to winter
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
WARNING TO TEXAS CATTLE
DROVERS.

Notice IS hereby given 70 all persons
owning or driving Texas cattle that
the penalties Of the law will be visited
upon all who drive said cattle beyond
the quarantine ground. The law inn
poses fine of not less than 500 and
not more than 81 900. and from thirty
days to six months Imprisonment for
the first oficnse. and the authorities
have determined to enforce this Law.
and have already prosecuted several
parties.
The lawful trail leaves the old eat
tie trail at the crossing of the main
Nenescah. or south branch. and follows
up that stream to the newly located
town OF Sherman, from which point
the trail is plainly marked northwest,
crossing Shoots creek or Middle Fork,
North Fork, Salt or Turkey creek, and
striking the Arkansas river in the vi
entity of Raymond.
No herds uiH be permitted to drice
up the arkansas rirer through Reno
county.
BY following the above described
trail all settlements will be avoided
and herdcrs will have no trouble.
{. c. BEMIs,
WIN. BELL,
W. III. VANSIcKLE.
County Commissioners Reno Co.
Hutchinson, Ks, July %, 1872.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09

Hon, +. &. Ross, on his return from
the southwest last Saturday, called in
to tell the Ledger Of the glorious pros
poets of the liberal party in that see
ton. He says the liberal republicans
of Sedgwick county confidently assert
that old Scdgwick will give from three
hundred to five hundred majority for
Greeley and Brown. How is that, Mr..
EAGLE ?-EmpOria Ledger.
Well, that is to.erable thin, if told
for truth, and little in it commcnda-
tory of Maj. Ross's veracity.
The GLORIOUS prospects" of the lib
eral party of the Southwest are much
like those of man condemned to be
hung-a promising prospect of speedy
relief from all earthly responsibility,
hOnOrs and eXactiOns.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
Wichita.


We had the pleasure Of visiting this
beautiful and thrifty young city few
days ago, and were much surprised
to find the astonishing developments
of wealth and enterprise which met us
on every hand. Though, in reality but
some three or four years old, the city
has attained population of nearly
5000 persons. and is still rapidly adj
vancing to a position of commercial
supremacy in Southwestern Kansas.
The bridge across the Arkansas river
at Wichita, Is monument of the en-
tcrprise and indomitable pluck of its
citizens.
The city is surrounded on all sides
by the, Arkansas valley, without ex-
ception the largest extent of rich val
ley land, at that point, to be found i'll
the state.
The great bulk of the Texas cattle
trade of this state is carried on at
Wichita, and is, of course, very inn
portant source of wealth to the city
Ross's Paper.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
The Arkansas Valley.

1t is beginning TO be generally known,
even outside Of Kansas, that the Ar
kansas valley above the Indian terrific
tory is no humbug. 1t is beginning to
be extensively known in the distant
east that this region is not sterile
waste, inhabited only by the wild In
dian and the buffalo. Amid the green
hills of Vermont as well as the lovely
valleys of Tennessee, the great Ameri-
can desert is fast becoming myth, and
,."oplc are realizing that the plains
are not arid WASH. Of sand and alkali,
but on the contrary, are magnIncen.
prairics, covered with luxuriant grass
and myriads of wild flowers and that
the valley Of the Arkansas, instead of
being simply portion of sandy des-
crt, is natural garden with Il deep
mould, pure water, temperate ana
healthful climate aud all that contri-
butcs to mans comfort and prosperity.
These facts are becoming known and
understood in the east. and in consc-
quence broad tide of emigrants are
pouring in. such as the Platte, Smoky
Hill and Republican valleys on the
north, and the Red river and BraZos
> VII tilC sodtIi, IotN
their splendid lands. know not of. 1t
is certain that the Arkansas valley,
with its splendid railway, the A. L. X
S. f., is attracting more than any other
section. the emigration inclined peo-
pie of the Emitted States. This, taken
in connection with our natural advan-
tages, insurcs speedy and complete
triumph for Southwestern Kansas. Let
muliitunes bcliere certain portion of
country is going TO make rapid adj
vancement. and they will rush in with
their money. brains and muscle, and
with rapidity and energy which can
only be realized by actual observation,
push it to high water mark. This will
be the case with the Arkansas valley,
for reports of its vast extent. its fertil-
ty. the salubrity of lis climate. and its
progress, going east by newspaper,
letter, and traveller, will do the work
is now doing it. Who living in the
valley does not delight i'll the imperial
prospects before us? Who does not
grow enthusiastic in contemplating
the brilliant future of the Arkansas
valley Hutchinson NecS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
NORTH CAROLINA.

Throughout the political circles for
the past week, much interest has been
cvinccd over the probable result of the
North Carolina election. For almost
week the report of each succeeding
day but rendered the final result more
doubtful. The reports Of yesterday
morning still leaves the matter in
doubt, and the best authorities say
that it will take an official count of the
vote to decide whether Mcrriman or
Caldwell is elected. 1t is said that
the legislature will he Is democratic on
joint ballot. The election is SO close
that the result will indicate nothing
for either party.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
Correspondence of the EAGLE.
DOWN THE RIVER.
WACO KANSAS, Aug. s, 1872.

WACO KANSAS, Aug. s, 1872.
correct EtAt ii hhs 1Pl!o y S
range l east, in Sedgwick county: For
Z. S. Grant, II; for Horace Greeley, q !;
doubtful, Is; and supposing all the
doubtful to vote for Greeley we Will
then give Grant majority of 20, and
l am satisfied, from now to November,
the changes will be in Grants favor.
We hope soon to give you few
sketches Of the progress Of our part of
the county, if we can find small space
in your valuable paper.
Ii Wichita has been canvassed let us
have the result. Yours,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09

We see il stated that sam Wood Is
to be the liberal candidate for congress
from Southwestern Kansas. Ofcourse
this means reform. Nothing else could
influence Sam TO run for Office. This
movement originated in Saline county.
While there last week Grating in behalf
of Greeley. sam challenged J. q. Moh-
Ter TO discuss the political issues. Mob
Ter referred the matter TO the chairman
of the republican county committee.
who replied that no notice could be
taken of such fraud as sam Wood
unless the liberals would become re-
sponsible by giving him nomination.
We see through IL now. sam don't
care anything about going 10 congress !:
ne only wants a chance to talk
function City Union.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
SAM WOOD.

Should Col. Wood be candidate
for congressman this TALL, despite his
political stand. he would receive near
~ the unanimous vote af Chase count!
and. We believe, large majority Of
the south and west."-Cbsse County
Leader.
The more the pity for the people Of
Chase county ii that assertion be cor
rect. As TO balance at the south and
west we are happy Ia be able to assure
our friend that Sam Wood stands a
much better show of being struck by
lightning than hc does of carrying a
single county or township for congress
ar an, hing else. Even was there a
10 Utility OF the liberal larty being
.a...s. sal +, tl,is ; ate, the honest DEM
oerits composing II are Aot going %
lav:sa ;l,s- otSsss upon political dead
beats aEd s9rc s wh7 h7Ts desert
80 ttta ce-'a,s icau ar. a-a32 Ia.oIG..
8taaat i i lads n; ;he
.,Do....s. .,uaa ). GOA ior congress, in
<,eed,i go
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
Correspondence of the EAGLE.
FROM OXFORD.
OXFORD. August 3. 1872.

OXFORD, August 3, 1872.
Had part in this brave man now heaven hath
all,
And all the better is it for the man:
Oar part in him we could not keep from death;
But heaven keeps his part In eternal life"
tROMEO AND JULIET.
EDITOR EAGLE: The good citizen,
worthy minister, and rare scholar, was
suddenly yet dcscrvedly promoted
from his position of toll and care, so
honorably filled here, to field afford
ing ample scope for his enlarged and
liberal capabilities. Our community,
the church and the world, have lost in
the death Of the Rev. Dir. Boggs, more
than we are prepared mt once to csti-
mate. Hardly any but could have
been spared better than he. Solid,
symmetrical, true; in manhOOd's
prime, just organizing new christian
enterprises, and developing new plans
for activity and enlarged usefulness,
when the Master ordered him TO post
nearer the throne.
"Servant of God. wen done,
Thy glorious wartares past;
The battles fought, the race is rlh,
And thou art crowned at last
Representative of all churches, min
listers and laity, in full sympathy, at
tended on the mournful occasion. a
kind of service was held by a baptist
layman, and if the amenities and char
tiles of cultivated christian life were
substituted by unsce,nly and unusual
procedure. subversion of good order
and well established usage, il was not
the fault oS the afflicted society or FAM
ilv.
Two or three men in this town have
the Greelcysipelas very bad indeed.
Though the disease is not contagious,
but malarious, and is not likely to
spread, yet the symptoms are truly
alarming. The fingers are taken with
severe itching, and simultaneously
there is manifest softcning of the brain.
especially in cases where the victim,
when young. had fallen with his head
under cartwhcel. The blind staggers
set i'm. and mouth eruptions aud throw
ing up of bile, mingled with dcspotic
nepo,ism," and "tyrannous corrup-
ton" follows. Some in a state of col
lapse and delirium. imagine they have
been the coadjutors % Lincoln, Trum-
bull. Yates and other great men, and
the head immediately swclls into out
landish and ridiculous proportions.
Others imagine hey see racant Offices
o; aoa0r Ass aaio'uncuf. hi;her.o ,la-
3itslnaaie s4a as,j.s les
r-t.as 8N l.41i BAD. aaa they
,'vISi ana TARA sunersaai'~. ran bseS-
wards. ana make asst. OF themselves
gesarally. We propose 10 bury the
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
MEXICO.

Rocha is preparing to take the field
against Trcvino and Quiroga, who re-
fuse to accept the amnesty prOffered
by the existing government. They
oppose Lcrdo dc Tcjada's cabinet, and
are in favor of Diaz for president.
Reliable information from Lula,
Tamaulipas, confirms the former news
that that place is still in the possession
of the revolutionary party, who exact
large sums of money from persons
passing through.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

4 national convention of Irish re-
publicans is soon to be called, to meet
in Philadelphia next September, to
take measures for the thorough organ
izatiOn Of the Irish element in the re-
publican party as preliminary to the
November election. The movement
is most Opportunc, and has already ac-
quircd in quiet way, no little
sfrcnUth -r
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09

Some years ago Marsh Murdock,
then of the Burlingame Chronicle. now
of the Wichita EAGLE. nominated
Horace Greeley for president. He
don't. however. give him much CON-
fort these days. Horace viii be one Of
the deadcst ducks after election
neither cared for by the democracy nor
respected BY the republicans. He
should have learned. AZ his age. that
men can not sell themselves To party
without losing all former friends, how
ever faithful and sincere may have
been their good works in the past
Saline Journal
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
KENTUCKY.

Unexpectedly the election in Ken
lucky resulted in several localities in
favor Of the republican party. The
citizens ticket in Louisville was tri-
umphantly over 5000 majority. The
independents in COvington and New
port beat the regular democratic nom-
inecs. OF course the state as whole
has zone largely democratic.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09

Up in Vermont there lived repro
bate family named Ransom. Once.
however, they were induced to attend
meeting during revival. They
came late and had hardly taken their
seats, when the preacher gave out the
hymn, 'Return We ransomed sinners
home" '.All right" said the old man,
getting up in rage and clapping on
his hat. Come along, old woman and
gals, We'll go home fast enough. and
everybody in this old church knows we
didn't want to come
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09

The people of xford township think
they can beat the state on field of
corn. l.. Hill, who lives three miles
south Of Oxford, has 2 Sro ,y,, Of twenty
will average over twelve feet in height
and it is still growing. II is just get
ting into silk as it was planted late.
This corn is growing on upland, but
then that kind of land i'm Sumner coun-
ty produces just AS well and is equally
as rich as the best bottom lands in the
state.-OrfOYu Press.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
Republican County Convention.

A republicaa county convention will be held in
the City Of Wichita, on
thursday, Assast 2stA. 1871.
To select delegates to attend the republican state
convention NJ Topeka and the republican con-
gressionsi convention NJ Lawrence, on September
eth, ls7s, and to select delegates to attend the
senatorial convention for this district and the jul
dicisf convention for the 18th judicial district.
The republican voters of Sedgwick county will
meet NJ the usual voting places in their respective
townships, on Saturday, August Path, 1872 4"
elect delegates to the county convention
A republican county convention will be held in
the City Of Wichita, Saturday, September 18th,
ls7s to nominate candidates for the several corin-
~ ofiicers to M elected nj the approaching elcc-
ton.
The republican voters Of the county will meet At
the usual voting places in their respective town
ships on Saturday, September 9Th, 1872, to elect
delegates to attend the last named county cOnven-
tiOn.
The following is adopted the basis Of repre-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09
Sherif's Sale.

District court 18Th Judicial district, sedswick
county, Kansas:
William sullivan,
VS.
William WartcrS.
BY virtue of execution issued out of the dis
frict court of the 18th judicial district sitting IN
liam sullivan is plaintiff, and William War'cr-
defendant, ! viii, Monday, the 9TH day OF
September, a. d. 1872, at II O'Clock n m, at the
court house door in Wichita, offer for sale at
public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash IN
hand, all the right title and interest Of the de-
PENDANT, William Warters, in and to the follow
ing described real estate property to-wt:
The southeast quarter OF the northeast quarter of
section 10, township rs, range ] west. containing
10
Said real estate property is levied upon a the
property of defendant William War;ers, and VIII
be said 10 satisfy said William sullivan.
Sherin's office, at Wichita. August 5th, \. ID
1872 JOIN MEAGHER
sheriff Sedgwick County. Kansas
is-i:-Pr's fee 81 -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09

A Washington dispatch says Cover
nor Harvey, of Kansas, has arrived
there. The third auditor of the treas
ury has commenced settlement of the
Kansas war claims.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-08-09

a Louisville (ky.l dispatch Of the
9Th says the anti-Gccley democrats Of
Georgia have issued call for COLI
vcntiOn Mt Atlanta, August goth.
Ex-Governor Patton, of Alabama. is
about to announce himself as candi-
date for governor OH the straight dem
Ocratic ticket.