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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-07

Blackberry Shrub,
Mrs. B. F. Crayton
Old Field Plum Wine,
Apples for winter keeping,
Mrs. A. B. Bowden
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-07
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..."D."

HUUSEHULD UEPAhTMENI'''U
Best bottle Grape Wine, Mrs. B. Frank Sloan
Blackberry Wine, Mrs. ]. B. McGee
Muscadine Wine, Mrs. j. S. Murray
Scuppernong Wine,
Mrs. W. S. Sharpe
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-07

Dr. TUFTS Hair Dye contains no Sugar Of Lead.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-07

The Committee make special mention of two
specimens of Boston Squash, raised by s:
Bleckley, Esq. Also, half bnshel of Field
Peas, raised by Mr.. D. J. Sherard, which
would have received the premium, only tor
lack of the required quantity. :e.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-07
HOGS.

Rest Berkshire Boar d.. Sherard
Sow, J. Earle Lewis
Chester Co. Boar, BE. CraytOn & Sons
Sow,
pr" Pigs, under 6 mos. old,
B. F. Crayton & Sons
Grade Boar, Maj. Geo. Seaborn
The entries were fewer than usual in this
department, but the Committee deemed the
stock on exhibition as better.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1872-11-07
HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..."B.'

HOUSEHOLD DEPARTMENT..."C."
Best Loaf of Wheat Bread, Mrs. T. P. Benson
I" specimen of Biscuit, Mrs. Mary P. Sloan
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-28
(Gurtlsbuns .fOIst.)
Deinproouition TT ben g.reiniss

Weinprobufiinn 1T ben Wereintg:
ten Staatem. -. llsbsr bic sesenwartts
8e Dstnprobuttton In ben Der. Staa.
ten wsrbsn folsenbt gufEsauussn &C.
ma&t: MiFourt prUsustrt isbt uass.
fatr 100000 @allomsn. Sdinots
watrf&.inli& l.252.OOO. slsw.gort g..
25O,OOO. Otlo 3.0OO.O0O. alIs ants.
r.n Salt& BON ben GslitnsebtrSsn Iie'
ssntsn @taaten wObl ni&t itsr 1,0OO.'
600 Galonsu, California I, 100000.
Dsnn man bsbsntt, ta6 bic Dsin.
euttur In BEN Ser. Stauten ttssntlt&
nur nod In ibrtr 9tnbtstt II, 70 mu6
bod 3uSssstsn wsrbsn. bab fIe RAID ~.
8enommsn unb bersits 30 ntHt unbs.
bsutsnbsr austebnuns anstipaHltn II.
Natirli&srwsiis fat aud Der Mblat
p,rbaItni6ma6is auS,nommsn. beam 20
tann im sanSen eanbe iatrtssr wstu
faum stlunttn perbsn.
Mie uan bas bsrbrau9te Gas am
GasmsiIsr bsrs&nfi. --Man aotifs bic
3abt. wtlat Der 3sIstr bss ltnlsn
| 3iFsrblattss Salsbt pailrts. tann nos
| tire man bic 3abl, wsI&t Der 3stSn
bss wasn 3iferblattss Sulsbt paiarte
unb fatr. In sIsitsr Dstfs fort, wsnn
sur u&tea Sanb nod elm brittle obsr
sIsrtss 3ifnblatt vortanben III. Rad
5insuiasuns J'psisr NuIlsn bat mon
BEN 1stras ess psrtrau&ttu Gafss IN
auttifubsn. 3. .. Der erie 3siasr
marfirt 2, her ,utite 8, tsr britk 6. 70
tat man, mad Bsildsuns son ,wst
gtullsn. In atlsm 25.6OO 8utitfub @as
bis Su eitlsr 3tit psrtrauGt. Gm Gnbt
bss Monnts Obtr iu irssnb slRsr Belt
eontrolIr, man ben GasmsTsr In Der
aaesssbsnsn gBsift tpl.etr. Nnssnom.
men man trtalts tann. mad 5insufis
uns Der bsibsn gutlsn. bic 3atI 25.600,
70 3iete man bts porbsrs,tfnb srtaIlsnr
o.hf aYfe In unferem NaIls Of GOO bo :
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-28
poe)ie.
Ser am,erieamifcbe 6ptt.

Wie bfiBt btr Gsit, Dor BEN lt bsustn
Der Nsnl&sn 3nis iu tisism eanb,
Dor BEN f& ffrsnss Ri&tT nsissn,
Dsnn bu bamit fGaf ttrs 9anby
| GoIb bsibt Der @Oti! Gr biIft Str f0It
Wsun tu brsinpf aud sinsn Mcrb.
Der Tiaft pis pu Saulmann .iussu,
SopIe bsr Nrlt nnb Mbpeiat,
Den @ott auf itre Ssif ~ brinssn
Mh gutter otsr f4lt&tn abai,
Dsnn Der nur N elm Gtrsnmanm
DER bislsn Gotl auiwfiisn fann.
Sa, Uolb III 60, tas bier rssirIst,
Su bisism srOben irsisn eanb;
G,OIp II %, ,uas bic 3issl futrt
Sn itbsm Mmt. In isbsm Stanb,
limb bod 70 uan&s S&aubsritat
Wa&s iaou aus bIsitr llneIiidsfali.
Sd sbrli&, bras unb untsi&OIisI
Sst bu Der bette patriOt
Sal bu ni&t aud ben @Oit ben solb'nsn.
90 balt bu bS&asus 1Otn une Spotf,
limb tlnbanf srntst psln Bsmlbsn,
Den Mml& ,um Rsnf&sn au sriisbsu.
iInb bal bu 3unbstts bstrossn,
llns armsn ibr Stid Brob ssraubt
limb taufsnb WaI bid bur&sslossu.
Dir wtrb auf's Nsus bod sseIaubt;
SaR bu nur GoIb In bsinen Sanssn,
Der Wfni&sn Mue' bauiit au bIsnbsn.
Dunn ftbsn wir 9sbsu fsis nur ira&isn.
Ws u ben @ott ftin sissn ma&t
Obl&on be Nrmsn bunssrn, i&mattsn.
Der Rsi&s Isbt IN StOl, unb pra&i;
llnb bier foa Jrsibsit GIsi&bsit fsin
@is simi f& sas2 Sd fsb'S ni&t sin.
"a, Grsibtit, @lsi&btii! ! 0rubt pbrairn
limb 8rubsrlisbt nod baJu!
Wis mir babIsr 70 oft f&un hirH,
. SurIi&fett gRO bifi ttnn bu?
10 pirp bfm lisbsn Sob ~ Iisb
Der Yrubn of am 9rubu Diit.
ltnS psna ibr aud Snlammtn itarrtt
I'm ttbm rinfn Sauffn 8olb.
llnb wsnn 8rtunb Sain bann sarn barrti
limb fOrtsrt surss psbfns S&ulb;
., iasr mir, ,uas ba @0b su9 niiVt
Mn tfm oft BIui unb 3bIans hel?
Drum Wltnl&su lsip ssrt4t i'm esbrn
limb rinst ni&t blo5 na8 Gut unb @rlb,
Crib msni&li&, ibr brau&t ni4t ~ btbfn,
Wsnn su& Outinif pUrs anst bali
DIR Sob bas Ifsts StunesnsIas..-
Satt ibr ssIsbt mad 3itI anb Dlab.
o.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-28
Sabrsaaa &.
DIE
ReanltlbaniIde Staats3eitnas,
psrausssssbsn bon

pfrau1AtBtptH ppu
j. GEORGE RIPPER, Box IL,
er(&sInt fsb,n DpnnsrFas, une lofft ~. .OO
per Sabr, ,ablbar tnnsrbalb tss9abrfs, uHt
b so mad 8ernuB bts Sabrsanss.
Gin,eInt Grtmplartn, 8 Gent6 per Stnd'
3tfne Gableriptionsn psrstn fur psntefr
als iets Monaitn angtncmmfn; aug sann
ghsnianS bas 8Iatt abbrifsasn, biz aas Mud'
fanbr bs,atlt iinS.
Die sr6ftr Oerbreitnns.
Dir circulation tfr ,,ptnnfp!paMl pf
Giants. .3situug" In Daupptn eoanlp
IN arb6sr als bic irssnb fintr anbfrtn In 2a!'
visbura'atbrudten bsuil&sn pefr tnelil&sn !3ti'
tuna. Gis bistst bssbalb bic bsft @slsesnbsit
Mnasiasn in birlsm 1beis ess Staatss s'nf
pdie Serbrsituns su puibahsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-28
+ e u iGt I 0 n.
9er5los umb9er5ensgnt.
Cine Grsabluns fit Die Sasenb.
Se@ffes 8apiteI.
@er 9lnoern cine 9rube 9rdbt,
faqt felbff binein.
(Gsrtistuue.)


(Gsrtistuuo.)
vDas bate Id nidt srpartst unb
ulmmsrmstr Ssmanesn. am wsnisnen
absr bir 3us.trant !" faste 5srr 3rass
pslbsrsr f&msrslt&. nUk tonptsit
bu eine 70 nisortss 5anpluns bssstsn,
9utwis 2"
80, r bat wObl nod @smsinsts
ausssiibr, uutm SpisImspsr wisesr bas
DOrt, Der isbt, no % bt' @s&tfertisuns
isinss Qisbltnss gait, tstnsswsss sslon.
nsn mar. sint iitsrtrisbsns S&onuns
sssen quewts ~ bsoba&ten. n8rassn
Gle i'm bod. 5srr RraspelbsrSsr. Oh sr
uns ui&t srtldrsu wlQ, ute bic 2S&sr.
Glsden unb &IAe In Grnl's &lsiesr.
Ddf&s unb Badsr sslommsn Fnb !?
Sd btn pOlllommen iitsr3sust, bae 5err
2ubrpiq bic ssnausae unb bsfrtsbtssnb.
Rs MufllarunS barber ssb.n tann.
Grasen Sts, frassn @is, 5srr 8raspsI.
6frser."
vsDas wsrbt Id nod b5ren miifen Z"
faste bteisr. ,glun, eubwts. mas taii
bu auf Sptslmspsr's Nnbfutunssn su
antwcrtenw
9ubipiS bltdts trobIs SOr a& ntsbsr
auf ben Bubsn. so weib nt&t, nae
Ct wia", srOllts w. nS& p.ritete ttn
nl&t. Das mu6 bod Grnf am bsfsn
wlGsn."
,Sa, felt Der persanesnen Madt tpsib
sr 70 Man&ss une it isIbsr aa&", snt'
| gssnete Splslmestr. ,Da 9srr 0ubs
mig absr fsins Quf 3u tabtn f&sint, elm
@sRdnbnib abjulessn, 70 will Id 1atI
ftinsr fprt&sn. Stun btnn, 70 trfatrtu
Gle, 6srr 2raspslbsrssr. bab euewia
tsimlia In ntlltr NaHt 6ftsrs In Grn'l
3immtr ssl&li&sn if ane nit absnbsr
| glaffstsitsn feline 9lsibr abG&tIid
ssrborbsn bat, ane pab tr lsrnsr sbsr
70 tsimli& Na&ts In bas gOmptOir elm
3ubrinssn wu6te. um aud bier l,inl
S&It&hstsit an Grnf aus,ula0sn uni
ttn 70 In ben gtuf zines unurbsntli&sn
naHlaiFssn, listsrlian Patrons !,
brin8sn."
| ,Das il ni&t watr, adSs iibsr sd
gel" risf aubwis 1Ornis aus. .Dt
I iann mir bas bstpttfsns"
,S&tann 90 une Id wsrbs 20,
sntsssnsis Spislmsysr faIt. der Jun
as 6err forostte uns pOr9in auf, GrnR'
3immsr su bur&luGsn. Diss III IN
nSttis ssworbsu. Dussssn tsRebs Il
isbt baraaf. zine gia&iu&uns tn Gut
wis's 3immsr ansuasasn. unb Id fst
, | bafiir, ba6 mir nt&t nur eis f&nSes AZ
astpsnbstsn a,bmittel, foneern au
gaaialiRsl fnpen wsrbsu bte b
Gumptoir unb GrnR's S6reibpult u
n.u. So beaete baraaf 9err 8ra'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-28

Nfaeps'b'rssr ttbta weiI u a& iitsr
ben barinad'ssn Wtbsripru& I.iaes al.
ten Hu3talsrs su drssrn anRaa.
"S3lassn Gle i,lbR stpas pcr. spt.I.
mspr - stne fdaris probs. une bauu
wtro at'S 3sissu. w~ Rs am bsaen g..
fsbt. SD babe w4srI'o Sbrs spiaen
Nsrssltisn fatt. unp miu Sis sin ilr
, aas %al 8ur 2uts brirstm."
80 bin es aufri.pen". sntssAnes
spislmsVsr taltbIitte. ..Nur 0sns ID
sine Ssoinsuns."
..unt BE w1,sg'
"CaB Gle pas lispalis 0sbstmut6
bspabrsn unb wspsr pur& ttnsn Utnt
nod sin Mort moo un 3sttsn. nod
absrbaupt burt trasno sint Nnpeutuna
~rraibsn, bab ss chen nur sine probe
II. DE mir anasurn. Yerfpn&sn SIr
mtr pas. Ssrr &raspslbsrssr Y"
~9a. Id ptrfpn4s ss. Nbss was
NUM-
"Nan Gilt ss &umSpis ssssa 5somStis,
une 20 wtre Ra Jstasu. ,osr Der bsas
S&aulpteltr H."
Slt fprahtn nod mandtrlst init sin-
amber, bio enblid qapwts NIT freube-
frablenrem @sadf wtsevr srfHisn nnb
ii& NIT GrOtiOdsn an Zee Dnlels UruR
mari.
"0rnR gang init mir aasssi5bnt"
fn9ts e. ..unp nun swriHs tn ntNt
msbr. bab aud mstn ltsbsr Onisl nit
psrssibsu wtre. Nint wabr, Onssl.
6snH
Nun ia tsnn, sS ltt Dir ptr5lsbsa",
srwisesris psrr 8raspsIbsrsH frsanp-
ltd.. ,absr pOn isbt IN fsins bsrastt.
gen Strstds msbr. yripti& mtr pas,
epbwis"
,,Nufs. was cir wOusa, OaislNsn.
wtnn Id muir Ia 9b,sm psrssn Die aus
Sttls wistsr stnnsbms !" ritf Qupwts
aus.
,.Stf WIrb bir INNER 8swtb Ittn, 70
ianss tstne eisbt Bu mir auitiaHs ta".
lastt ORR 8raspslbrsarr siitts.
"OS, pann bin Id tbrsr Rhsr, bsnn
Id lisbe Sis mtbr. OILS mtin 4sbtn, Sk
gutter. tsriltttsr Ontsi, ole |" p,rf&u.
ts eneipis mil Gsusr anb fieis pit 6anp.
bic tbu llrsthsiis. ?,
Der OnfsI sntlisb iba nit sswobnhr
GrsunpIi&tdt.
"llnb Sis fSnnsn wirflits nod Slau.
ben, tab biss Nass 9srn.luns tR.
Spislm,pa 2" wsntttt r fa bann su
tsm aItsa 8u&talttr nea&ulta, Ii.
&srltt. msin Brsunb! So min min.
i6sn. bab Gle Strr SaGs bel Grnfi
nur talt 70 fl&sr anp. ale Id 20 bin In
9sius auf eubwis."
nNun, MIR werbsn ia feben", srpts
btrte Ssielmspsr. ,.JeomSote sseen
8omSbis
"Sts wOllsn allo, bab 90 th BEN
bleibt. mas mir psrabrsbst tabsn~
nGlltrbinss. 5srr Rraspelbtr Ser."
oDoblan, Io>mas 20 ssfAsten! attr
Id bin sspib. bab Sis psrlisuu wsr.
BEN !"
.abwarten. 9srr8rusrslberssr! Gbsr
Dor aaem- -gerlhwisSentsit !"
ngsri&wissentsit ia msin alltsrl
5itr mfint 5anb barauf ~
nllab bier bic mstniSe, 3srr vrtu3t.
pal 8alb wirb fa Der unttrf&ieb get.
gen 3wll&sn bsrslos uub SER.
ssussut."
(GcrtisBuns .fcIst)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-03-28
M0enten

Der
vsnn(plpanil&eu Staatss 3situns.
wsunGyIpania:
Masabsuy.-WaI. Spffmannt75 ObiO ctr.
Wltooua. .-@ottlisb Sauftr.
(Gbrif. gslbt Gariun Sti
8irminaban. Safob Drsiitl.
(Gbarits GbrffI
1utIr. = 3atob 1ed.
Drsafn,d. = Or. IbsOe. 8erhina.
Carlisle. - 5sinrit Braun.
Gbambsrsbu - @eDr9 Bfti3.
Columbia. - Satob Wpbei.
Danpiae. .-Wi&a RoisnasiH.
Drappsbura unb Gpal galsy.-M. o. 1us.
@a(f.Qibsrip. 8rana 9opp.
Ureeepm. -Gbrilt. @ S6Snsmann.
parmpnp. - Casper Sersee.
Spaibapsburs. - 9. 8ieilUsr.
Suntiuabpu. = Saipb esOnbarb.
Sctnstopn. - &tas. 9. Nltb.
9otnsbnra Gbarlss Srtb.
Srsamsr. = ". DaubsrmaFn.
rs. 81. Wsfbafftr
a..,,o MntbOup SSfs,
a""'"H"' Gatl yrauS,
@eors WaIl,
qaRrtnupius. - Sobn Mop.I.
Ipu DuDtH. - yptitP Obptt
Qyfenstrmn. - Weore Weber.
Mlarietta. - 8riebri9 Saas.
MPiaersSills. - 6. 8. &eeS.
WibtlstDpn. = Gbrtf Bauer.
Wcuntpillr. = @errs Weifenbat.
Wpunt Olipn.-@ep. @plbba
glsw Biisbipn, ! pr. 6. ". Waansr une
3tltsnopIs, ie. 81 er. Sohu Salhstn.
(@bas. eDp, gsn.'I8tnt Wrp.
su..... 20i vrnnfslpania Wssnus.
V"eeurs 8r. S1mibt 9iro. 92 Smitb.
6slb StraBs, nabs ber Giinfts.
punratawuy--Ss 8adinsr.
Dfctelirr. = u. Albin S6mibt
Garpnburs. %. 3plItp.
Gbarpsture. = sol. pant.
Sunbury. 3oispb Yatsr.
1amaqua. --faper Yenbfr.
Iprunr. = Wilbelm YosL
Grouipiat & tuibsrebure. = 9. ~. aunB.
.Wi(liamspprt. -. 0eDr9 9Splff.
a,vf. - 8rtepri& ". Stisa.
Stip:
8ucs,,S. - 0eprs Hsttis.
Canton, - Satpb 3etnsartner
Greilins. = Spbn Nsff.
@prinafislb. : Sob. 0epre 8ipPtI
llppfr Gantu.Np - v. Martin.
Snbiana:
Bort@ayn.- .-wsfsr Sebmbaus, @sn. ast.
DelGpars.
gpiImiroicn,-Ssimr. Mallsr (gadtr).
Marpidnt.
Sort DtpeNt & SaSre Be 0rass.--S. Gam M.
clifton s. Gbs(aisate &iip.-S. y. Mtpsr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26
A Little Rest.

We profoundly sympathize with the
following remarks of the lola Register.
The ''everlasting harping' is becoming
slightly monotonous. Our state has
been sufficiently advertised for its rot
tcnness. and perhaps it will not be
harmed by little rest:
The everlasting harping about
bribery in Kansas politics can find a
little rest now, for in the nominations
recently made at Topeka and Lawrence
there was not the smallest show of in
fiuencing votes through Illegal means.
Indeed so afraid were the candidates
OF being charged with this disgraceful
habit of former Office seekers. that they
offered not even cigar or a treat to a
delegate, and were half afraid TO shake
hands for fear some detective should
fancy they were conveying some sort
of forbidden intelligence in that man.
ner."
We suppose that all our Kansas polit-
zeal affairs have not been conducted on
the highest moral points. but we do
not believe that they have been worse
than.the conduct of political affairs in
other states. There has been no more
corruption there has not been as much
bribery and there has been higher
standard of personal character and
conduct among our prominent politi-
clans than is usually found. Our gov
ernor. senator, and representative in
congress, and our candidates for gov
ernor aud representatives. of both
parties, are gentlemen of social stand
ing and influence. of temperate habits.
and unilnpeachablc decorum in the
walks OF life. We have had me1ittle
observation of public men for the last
twenty years, and we say without hest
tation that in these respects they will
average viii: &c representative men of
any other state.
Now LET Us quit fouling our own
nest. Specific charges ofmoral delin-
quency against public officials sustain
ed by evidence are in order. But loose
and indefinite denunciations have
about spent their force. The ever
lasting harping' has become wearisome
Ii can do the men denounced no harm.
III certainly can do the state concerned
no good. Ii tends TO rob our represcn-
tativcs of any power they might have
to aid US. 1t brings Kansas into con-
tempt. And we submit for the benefit
of all concerned that speakers and
presses c.:; iinu some better business
than this.-hdns0S Spirit.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26
77-77-7-.---
THE STATE CANVASS.


The state committee having an
nounccd its plan of the campaign. the
local committees should at once take
hold of tile. matter and make all the
necessary arrangements to insure the
success of the meetings Where il is
possible, especially for all evening
meetings, arrangements should be
made for indoor speaking. 0pen-air
meetings in the evening are generally
very unsatisfactory, and there are but
few men who can endure the strain of
speaking to such meetings for amy great
length of time.
The state committee have put on the
announcement only the names of the
candidates rs speakers. 1t is UNDER
stood that where the people of ANY To-
cality desire any other speakers, they
will bc accommodated by addressing
the chairman of the state committee.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26
WE DON'T WANT 1T.

Oar liberal and democratic friends
in making up their platform at Tope-
la. in their anxiety to outdo the re-
publican party upon the public land
question. pat their foot into it. if we
we are not mistaken-nadc ii blundcr
that neither the liberals or the demo-
Gratis Of this portion Of the state can
hardly afford 10 endorse. They de-
mand the opening of The Indian terri
torp south OF Kansas. with the addi-
tional guaranty of homestead and
pre-emption right. This sounds mighty
big. We are in favor at the, proviso
whenever the territory is opened, but
10 open il nQw.is. death blow 10 the
prosperous settlement of Southwest
crn Kansas for wears 10 come. Open
mp the Indian territory aad il would
not only have the effect To attract all
come here. bu. would take from South
crn Kansas one-fourih of her present
population antsindsss,rt. Thcse lands
are securedso the Indians 10y solemn
compact and treaty. and if not for the
welfare of the Indian. for the sake OF
Kansas. We are glad of il. We can
only view thar plank in the liberal
platform as the parest buacoilbc. We
don't think that "honest old iior-
ace would endorse progressive
idea as that: Certain /; is thai Kansas
should not demand the opening of the
territory for ten years 10 come. Gen-
t!cnien. its not thick enough. aad yon
wouldn't haze il 50 If VOC could,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26
Stokes in a Bad Way.

The counsel of Stokes have made
every effort 10 have him removed from
his present cell in the Tonbs. and To
obtain for him the exclusive use of one
of the wardcns apartments. bat the
commissioners of charities and cor
rection have refused To depart from
the ordinary rule of locking up pris-
ouer while under their charge. They
SAY Stokes has been humored TO the
utmost extent. Two cells have been
fitted up Ia his own liking. aud he i
provided with every luxury he re-
quests at Lis own expense He i
visited BY any friend that may choose
10 call at any hour of The dav. They
also say that were they 10 allow him
To occupy one of the private rooms of
the warden special guard would
have TO be constantly watching him.
aud a. they consider their captive a
valuable prize they do not intend TO
run any risk. particularly a. they have
no authority for granting stokes APP
piic3tion. ~ soon as the decision of
the commissioners was made known.
Stokes gave vent 10 his feelings in pro-
fame language. bri at length he said
that he supposed The must grin and
bear it for . litlle time longer" Tie i
confident that he will regain his lib
CrtX
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Resolutions.

Passed by the mayor and councilmer of tht
city of Wichita. al a meeting held in the city
of Wichita. September 18th, 1872:
WHEREAS, The supreme Ruler of the Uni
verse in his wisdom has removed from on,
midst Henry II. Lindsay, Nh honorable and
worthy member Of cur council and most use.
i!ii and enterrrising cirizen-one always among
the f:st to foster judicious improy emcnts in
me city; therefore be it
Resofred, That in his death the council lost
a member and the town Il citizen whose kind
ness and generosity, coupled with character
distinguished for PROFIT, and dignity, had en-
deared him 10 Us and the community at large.
Hesolsed. That while submitting IL the de-
cree of Providence i'll removing from our cir
Gle one so useful, we regret his death and will
cherish his memory
Hesotred, That We tender TO his bereaved
widow III her deep ailiction our heartfelt anu
most tender sympatllies.
Resolred That copy of these resolutions be
presented TO the family OF oar deceased friend
and that they also be published in the Wichita
EAGLE. (Signed) Z. b. ALLEN. Mayor
Attest: GEO. S. HENRY, City Clerk
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Honor to . Kansas Man.

The ,oilowiilg private dispatch was
received III this city yesterday after
noon:
BALTIMORE, Md. Sept. Il, 1872.
Z. n. Logan was elected grand sire
of the grand lodge of the United
states. |. O. o. r., to-day. by vote of
one hundred and ten to one.
II. ID. MCCARTY. CIR. Rep.
1t VIII be seen by the foregoing that
upon citizen OF Leavenworth has
been bestowed the distngui- he'd honor
OF ali elevation TO the highest position
i'll the grand body of the great frater-
nifty of Odd Fellows-a fraternity
whose membership numbers over half
million, extending throughout every
state and territory of the Union. South
America, the German empire. SWitZer-
land, and 1.-THE islescf the sea-" and
rapidly spreading over every civilized
country of the world This is. indeed.
distinguished honor that has been
bestowed upon Leavenworth and Kan
sas. in the person of DR.. Logail-a man
whose high character. pure life and
great intellectual abilities will reflect
a. much honor upon the office as the
Office can upon the man. 1t is not gen
orally known that the national grand
lodge of Odd Fellows is composed of
representative men from all the states
men of the highest order of talent
that il is one of the most conservative
bodies on earth, no whit behind the
senate Of The United States in point of
intellectual ability and dignity of char
actcr of its members. Such is the fact,
however. and 10 be selected as the pre-
siding officer of such body. and the
chosen chief of The great brotherhood
represented by them, is a distinction
that might well satisfy the ambition of
any man.
We congratulate DIR. Logan upon his
elevation To the chief place among the
chiefs of the friendly order we
congratulate the grand lodge of the
United States upon their judicious Sc
lection of a presiding officer: aud we
congratulate the Odd Fellows of Leav-
nworih aud Kansas upon the honor
that falls to their share in the tranSac-
ton .-LeGreHcorih CoN.
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THE STATE FAIR.

The state fair for 1872. held at Tope-
ka last week, in the main, was a failure.
1t was failure in its management, in
the number of its visitors. as also in
two or three other respects. How il
turned ont financially we are not add
NiScd. The admission fee was too high
for these hard times. The very idea
of IA fair is exposition or show. There
is no sense in display unless il is to
be seen. In the line of fruits and stock
the display at Topeka was crcditable,
but there was nobody there to see.
Take AVA. Tie private enterprises and
horse races connected with the fair
and il would have proved a slim enter
tainmcnt Indeed. to
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Peace FoEoy.

Tie Gepubican's Washington spe-
ciai says that Secretary Delano in his
talk with the Indians limited very
strongly TO them that the Great Father
had serious thoughts of changing his
policy iii rc.at on TO thcn,-tliat the
peace policy had been in other words
failure. lie informed them that none
of the things promised them would be
giycr them unless they were pcacable.
and if they were not, the Government
would make them obey as it now made
white people.
The Democrats Washington special
says the report of defalcation in the
Sew York sub-1reasury is not credited
here at the department. i force of
clerks has been over there counting. as
part OF the examination which has
been going on for some time. embrace
ing all repositories and sub-treasuries
in the country. Thus far all accounts
examined have been found correct.
The New York and Boston examina-
tons begin at once.