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q. s. REVENUE TAX.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF KANSAS.

The assessment list Of Income Tax
for the year ending December 81, 1871.
and Of Special Tax for the year ending
May 1, 1873, has been placed In my hands
by the Assessor of Internol Revenue for
the Dist. of Kansas, and the same Is due
and payable for the County Of Lyon, to
Deputy u. S. Collector, W. C. Fitzpatrick
at Topeka, on or before May 20, 1872.
To each assessment remaining unpaid
on the 10th day May, 1872, there viii he
added fee Of twenty cents, for "De-
mand Notice. and TO each assessment
unpaid on the Both day OF May, 1872, Will
be added 3 Penalty of i've per cent,
which said penalty will be collected with
and as part Of the original assessment
n oerf8 GEO. Il. ANTHONY
1910 Collector Int. Rev. District of Kan.
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91HlAs the dupIieste receipts No. DO
and 49, forfhe cash p5s-emption en-
try Of the n half Of sec, Z, township -,
range . east Of SIN principal meridian. is
sued sc Augusta, KaKsAs, and beaTiug
date Lay 76, q. y, lsTA heve deen lost or.
nade lf6i tie fetEadE.1g Of the IpurehaSe
money pad On those Feeetptz.f "a at -
u. BIRD9ALL,
14-Ie Pres. C0a0burg Town C.
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Adminisfrator,s Malice.

'T0TICE Is hereby given, to all credi-
IN tors of and nthers interestedin the
estate of William Moore, deceased. thatI,
Fanny Moore, administrative Of said es-
tate, intend at the next term OF the Pro.
bate Court OF Lyon county, Kansas, to.
wit, on the first Monday in July, A. d.
1917, to make finat settlementtof said es-
tate. ~. FANNY MOORE,
stTE - s t'a4- Admiuistratffx.
Dated this 9Th day of April, A. d. 1872.
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MILL PROPERTY
MOT Snrn vEr


WE now offer our mills cheaper than
wv ever. DESTROYS OF changing our
business, We now offer aud viii sell our
mill property, consisting Of one twenty
nye-horse-power portable engine and saw
mill, with Emerson's patent saws, log
turner, and all in good order; will cut
5000 feet per day. Also, our grist millsi
two run OF best French burrs; will grind
ten bushel Of wheat and ten busheI on
corn per hour, and grind perfectly; No.
bolt; the very best smut and separator;
upright and horizontal shading, elevators,
batting, two main belts 12 Inches wine By
o feet long, everything making ID lem eom-
plete mills. All new, all portable, and
just the mills for south western Kansas.
whoever will, may now come and get Z
great bargain. Come and see ali the
above, at $4,000, just two-thirds OF the
on time: G. BECKES 3 sON,5 :
Junction Ajlls, milee east " &mnos
H. Kansas, February 10Th, ftfs.. fek13a
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE STATE OF Kansas 90
Lyon County,
In the District Court Of the Fifth Judicial
District, sitting in and for said county
and state.
]. X. Finley, Plaintiff,
VIM. Fl. B aughman, and
- Baughman, his wife,
(whose first name is I'M
known), Defendants.
HTILLIAM II. BAUGHNAN and -
w Baughman, his wife, (whose first
name is unknown,) Of the state Of Indi-
ana, will take notice that J. X. Finley, of
the county OF Lyon and state of Kansas,
did, on the tenth day OF April, A. ID. 1879,
file his petition in the District Court with
in and TOR the county of Lyon and state Of
Kansas, against the said William II.
Baughman and - Baughman, his wife,
whose first name is unknown,) de1end-
ants, setting forth that the said William
Fl. Baughman, gave q mortgage to the said
]. x. Finley on the following described
land, to-wit: Lot number two (2), Of Sec
ton two q ,toWnship eighteen 49, range
ten (10), containing fifty-six So 100 acres
more or less. Also, sixty rods in width
east and west, of the north side Of SOUTH
west quarter of section two q township
eighteen (18), range ten (10), containing
sixty acres more or less; except the right
of way granted to the L. 2. s. b. railroad
company. Also the following described
piece of timber land situated in said coun-
ty, viz: Commencing at the northeast
corner of the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter Of section four (4),'
towns ship eighteen (1s), range ten (i0G
running thence south tw elve rods, thence
west eighty rods, thence north twelve
rods, thence east eighty rods to the place
of beginning, containing SIX acres In said
county of Lyon, to secure the payment of
two thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars (S2,S50), according to certain
promissory notes referred to in said mort
gage, and praying that said William h.
Baughman may pay said sum now claimed
Co be due, with interest thereon from the
oath day of March, A. D. 1871, at the
rate of ten per cent. per annum, or that
said premises be sold to pay the same; and
the said William II. Baughman and -
Baughman, his wife, fwhose first name is
unknown, are hereby notified that they
are required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the 18th day Of June,
A. D. 1872, or the said petition will be
taken as true and judgment thereon will
be rendered accordingly.
j. K. FINLEY.
BY W. Il. SKINNER, his Attorney.
April 18th, A. d. 1879. 17w2
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OFFICE MISSOURI, KANSAS Texas
RAILWAY Co., April 6, 1872.
THE Annual Meeting OF stockholders Of
s Il the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rail.
way Company will be held at the offiee Of
said company, in Parsons, Kansas, on the
18th day Of May, 1873, for the election Of
Directors, and for such other business as
may be presented to said meeting. -
n 16-l9 ii. B. Henson, See,Y.
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DISSOLUTION.

-T1HE co-partnership heretofore existing
between @. E. Kelsey and Frank Kerr
nochan, known as Kelsey q Kernoehan, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
C. e. KELSEY.
;Emporia, April Is. leT2. 1919
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MEDICAL.
Aver,s Cathartic pills.

For ne relief
and crru OF al 4
- - deranEVzaents In
M the af11llcn, Nv
er, and bowels.
49, They are = Mid
aperieut, and an
exeellenf pangA-i
~ 81 lysegetabfe, they
- contain no mer:
cnfy OF mineral
III ~ whatever. Much
serious sickness and suffering is prevented by
have them on hand for their protection and
relief, when required Long exPetlence M
proved them 20 be the safest sarest, anu
hest of al tho Pulls with which the market
abounds. by their occasional use, the blood
IL purified, the corruptions OF the system e1-
PEELED, obstructions remSveq anu ue VIII,
ifv. Internal organs which become clogEed
and sluggish are cieansed by AyeT'S PtIts,
and atimulated into action. Thus tnclplcnL
disease Is changed into health, the value OF
muititudes who enjoy IL, can hardly be com.
nssSssnt TO take. and preserves their vistnss
unimpaired for any length OF time, 80 that
mex are ever Iesn hcy are miid. and oper.
ate without disturbance 10 the eonsunnuon. Tf
Diet OF occupation
each box, how 70 use them as u Family Physic,
and for the following complaints, which these
For 1ysPepsia or KaA.gsssion, Fist
leusneas, EanEuor, and L0ss OF APPe-
gieeD they should DO taken moderately "
stimulate the stomach and restore rs heaithy
For TaTsr conpaains and It's various
symptoms, IBalAOus Headache, Sick
EIOonnc he, 1nn2A1c9 or Greco Sick
m0os, EBillOGs Colo and bilious Fec
Vers, they should be Jndiciousiy taken for
each case, TO correct the diseased action, or
remove the obstructions which cause Il.
For Dyn0nserys or DtorEhaeoS but one
mild dose 10 generally required
For RheamafAsna, eaOut, Gr1veI,
RalPleoea0n 81 Ehe Heart, Raln A.
the hlAe,. hack. and ASOiEis, .heyghonld
the diseased ection OF the system. With sucn
change those complaints disappear.
For DrOp1y and DrOPstenA swell
amEs, they should be taken In large and ne
qucnt doses to produce the effect Of drastic
purge.
For auppres.iOl, a large dose should be
taken, as 1t produces the desired effect BY
sympathy. '----
AS q Dinner Pm. take one OF two P5IIs u
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels, restores the appetite, and invigor
atos the system. Hence IL Is often advanta
geous where no serious dernngement exists
One who feels tolerably well, often finds TIM
eddy better, nom their cleansing and reno
waiting effcct on the digestive apparatus
. PREPARED BIT
DT. J. @. AYKR q CO., Practical Chemists
LOWELL, MASS, U. S. a.
FOR SALE ny All. DErooIsrs EVERYWHERE
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LAND AGENTS.
n. RoAroM
Real Estate Az ent

s. = 2
n.
Real Estate Ag emit
Eews Block, Rmporia, Kansas.
oners forxaie the following lots.
west ssSses 156 q, q, 50. g, 81, sc, Ios.
Rural stFeet-36, So. 81, -, a. 7S. 50. 81
IlS, 40, l56, 166, III.
Neoslio street,, IA. IS. l5e. 1872, les.
State Etreet-a4, 40. -, 4S, 40, 40, IS, ca.
30, 100. 1856, lat, 1874, 1853.
SO, 20, -, 20, So los, los, 1s9. I6a, III
Constitution streets, II, %, A, 81. az,
IS. 100. f24, $50, I3i, 15i, 1h2, 154, 165, 16s.
Merchants street-2s, 90, los, 135, l4s,
Commercial strestr-3I. ~. 81. IS, -, IIs.
10. 13f, 49,, ISS, 203, PA, 2S9, 352.
Eight good business lots on 9Th avenue.
Mechanics street,, 80, 80, 81, 60, IS, %,
I.rIst street-1s, q, IS, 40, l2e, $50.
Union street-24, 50. 6s, 20, 1856, l6s.
Exchange street-I6. A, 46, IS, so, 81,
20, 70, II, 1os, fo4 he, 1Sf, IA. 49,, 1853.
Cottonwood ItFeet-s3. AZ, -, 49, 81. IS,
Sc, 81, So, II, IS, Sc, 1oI, IS9, west half Of
Sylvan street-s, SO, $50. 1872, l34, .I<T,
1@9, l54, I5S, 14s, 101, los. -, 81, a, -. -.
East Streets, 50. So. 50, 10l, ID 14s,
The above list includes soma eS the best
| corner lots In the city. am authorized
| to sell some Of the above lets en Hine-
/ Business and dwelling houeses for sale.
Lots tor lease. Five aud ten acre lots for
sale, adjoining aad near the city, Land
| cash or on time. Deeds, MORTGAGES, &C.,
drawn and acknowledgment takeA.
Gail on or address, Is. B0RT0N, So
feb2Su Emporia, Kansas.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and ARue, Intermittent Fee
yer, Chin Fever Remittent Fever.
Dumb Ague. Periodical or Bilious Fee
yer, &C., and indood all the affections
which arise rom malarious, marsh, or
miRamafio pOfBonR- -.---T -
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No one remedy Is louder
called for by the necessities
OF the American people than
a sure and safe cure foF
Fever and Ague. Such
we are now enabled to offer,
with A perfect certaintv TINT
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Day coaches run through frSm st, Isouas = I,
% 81 Rs6ls Palace sleeping carr. eWne6
sena Operated By tktn iiHe seeSzApaav a. 81
nsght tEAins- . tis = a s9llio4esg slii nj "a
". n. REfTIBOAE,9a Has aHEEHE,9at =,
c. EIvEs, asBa Tickss AGENT .ezoaossE2s
.x.sks,.s1 "a ts:e q Cedar Rapids, 1sss.ass .
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TAKE NOTICE.

Sheriff Of Lyon county, Kan.
Emporia, March %, 1872. mar29w6
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CK/OTHING,.
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2 2 - WILLIAM (. JAY.
Jan1tf WILLIAM JAY.
The sun., 1872-09-05

whskers and moustache are Of tho same co1br.
HIS eyes are piercing and are almost hidden
under heaVy, bushy eyebrows, which give him a
peculiarly stern look. Ills cheeks are sunken
and TWO deep scars disnRure the left side of his
face face; he looks like thorough dlsciplnarian,
put there is after all n kindly expression about
him which goes far to influence one in his favor
=, lie seems to treat the Investigation as a Joke
He says he never heard Of the alleged crueltirs
until Tuesday, when the complaint was made
iic knew that the crew had INDUCED In some
little "cccentrigities d" with the Jews, but they
had heen melted by the young men among tho
passengers. They made Of tho Jcwp n kind of
laughing stock and perpetrated practical Jokes
and rut stop to It twice. some Of The sail rs
ma cut NJ tho mattresses Of the Hebrews md
and oNcfrln Wi vermin, and he believed they
wcrc upset out " their bed. for tho same
reason Ihoy would have lain there the whole
arouse them. II was very dinicult 10 cniorcc
discipline after the captain died. and he thougb'
~ urObable some things might have occurred Of
WHICH he udd no knowledge at the time.
Il our MERCHANT SERVICE DISSEMINATING
Mr. Charles II. Marshall the owner of the ship
was pro ient during the yestigatiQn. He seems
officers have printed instructions in regard 10
passengers, and lis inyarablo rulo Is to err
hgnmst The ship. If at all. lie says:
Tho trouble In this case, as i'm many others IL
radical. 1t is In the merchant system. Look at
our sailors You cannot get man Of respecta-
hiiity into the profession. Tho reason Is that
there j. no chance for promotion. Twenty years
ago, when we had n commerce, IL not So
cur Slips have TO be manned, and wo have to 20
to tho lowest dregs Of humanity to get the mIn
and suhofdnate officers. They are men OF no
moral culture. and you cannot expect IL ~ then.
ou sec fair specimen Of the average sailor I'm
thcsc men here, Now, what can you expect OF
such people as thcseT
Mr.; Marshall thinks the men started tho thing
purely In n spirit Of fun. Tho passengers joinod
with them, and they carried IL too far. II he
came In the end bitter war between Christian
and Jew. and II was waged with all the arrimoriy
which charlcterlzes religious wars on larger
scale. The Jews were supposed to have money,
and tho Christians tried to get 1t from them.
This was testified to hy three or four, who sNore
they had been asked for money.
The Invest icatiou will continue dav. and the
defence viii begin. The testimony of the com
plaiuants is all in.
The sun., 1872-09-05

,WEppNEsgpAY, Sept; t1TLoUn AND MEAL,,, A.
Ss 'i; sy SsfsH
s @ S' & &0;, ,gIs Eigngs5s' ssls asis fe saa ss Tgs I
a. oab sTn gss ,o Tset So winters eT5. vbss. bs.' %
iTS; ,Iise,ss Siy irnds IVA f,Eiiy p%nSs,
es&ss EIs aGqF sis@ c csEq ,s @ssh"'''
sale was was bIa @ tor new me mes" for Ills
,2d ~ 's Reel was more sctye sgd rses S %9oa
,ilSo Cgt meats we're nrm Tor pickied hams and bel
s which se at l9c f,rthe former and % 9xs " he
6 o Tor S3 cg one nPo ycsr sP' casn rsDSr and % sSc
er W!,S5e WS eesr G io9 Pesfgbe teTd was eagGg &
9c ana quoted on The spot Sc Dressed hogs eafGr
a. eA@Sci buHcr rather. dun one stock quoted A.
III III g small way Cheese in far dgmand from thprc
Mcsicrn quoted at 22gic., loss o, the later for e.
Wheat v ~ tal,,y winter ea,lcr spring
yankee spring to errye Si6for Northwest to arrive,
led WSscrn Tn S dSr rs9 s9f wSs, Ssw winsT
sLi5 for amlcr Ionnessce. Corn nrn; sales l7sltj
prime &C. &C. cr 6eS mae6 Hg and d1fs col
% White es oc. for white and &C. for yellow. oats
ssaoat for No, Chicago and western old and .ioi
s1GSS sga ni ~ WSser9 r. store At c for milling State
GRocERrFs-Coaees were IN fair demand and steady,
salos 69i taes Rio per Watch on private terms. No
quote at il46i4a C., gold. West India styles duh
Eice lover on sol1mon but nrm on choice sales 800
bags ht ONIc. for RangOOn, 1Esc for Patna; 5l
RangoOn in bond at &c. gold, and 20 tcs Cardena At 81
Ceic. hoaescs dull aud uuchaugcdi sales 20 bblH.
New orleans At ilosoc. Raw sugars lcss active, yet
fairly active and nrn At sE79r for fair to goodre.
nnngi sales 800 hhds at e. for molassCp sugar
and gs9hc. for good to primo refining Cub-s Refined
steady at i2k@i2Hc. for harda.
COrToS-The demand for cotton on the spot has been
liberal, and prices are kc. higher. Nidllng upland.
22Ac and low middllng do q sales 3T6 bales. Of
which 9 for export and 27i for consumption. In for
ward deliveries there were moderate transactions NJ uD
changed rates i210 balee closing by official report at
Slec for september, 1910; for October 10 1isc. for
November and December. The Liverpool market was
quoted strong; middling uplands, iOz il1id.
SuNDhfEs Petroleum nrin. and refined active AZ 2ic.
Tor prompt delivery crude quoted l2l(c. In bulk.
strained r"sin active and rn sales At t25 spot and
20 srrVe Spirits turpentine quiet but nrm andsQld al
5i955c. Tanow steady, and city sold At 9Ic whisky
closed az &c freights hishsI grain to Liverpool "
The sun., 1872-09-05

Wonderful PnpulHrity.-lt uai not no generally
Snpwn irt % o. tW t iic -r. o., i'u'
MHEirtt ih Ter 100 IfHn" and America during l~tf,
de-i hy rr-r than nif. r cr..i. a. s.c. u (
cthr so-calcd lusrc' pH~.~ The lray ~v popularity
sfiscs ron tao causes % De- lle only sri '7f ami.
hlates bod bues, Tlacl .i otAlr ue Vy4s Insects
VII nhsol-te cert luty, yct 70 ,a e S@en into the
human btVulach without danger 90 ne.
The best pl1ce IN View N1rk TO buy reliable
watches tuc diamonds, rich. fashionable lcwelry. An
s.tr q silver wedding presents Is 81 UlRE Fulton
ST. l'sLOuds . spav,att,
The sun., 1872-09-05
BANKING AND FIYiNCIAL.

RANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CIEWs & CO,
81 Wall street. New York.
Rills Of Exchange on Eusland ireland, Scotland and
the Continent,
Commercial Credits foruse In Europe, South America
East and West Indies, China and Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits, available IN all
parts Of the World
Also TclcgraphIc Transfers OF Money on Europe,
Havana, and California.
Deposit accounts received, bearing interest and sub
ject to check at sight.
CerIlhcatcs OF Deposit Issued and Collections msdc.
state, City. and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEMs, HABICHT & CO.,
II Old Broad street, London
ROBERT BALE,
DEALER IN
BULLION, SPECIE, AND FOREIGN
EXCHANGE,
WALL STREET
Under Bank Of the Republic,
Corneroi Broadway
The sun., 1872-09-05

ln tate bonds nnessees and South CarC,iuas were
the leading features the former being strong ut n
~ and The latter weak and lower, the January aui
'uy Issues having declined O. q, those of Apri
atd october 70 q he remainder OF the list VAS
dIl ahd nttl cted. Missouri ts were quoted az the
close ~ Sk 20 ~ and the Ham hal and Joseph l..
sues At ~ bid city bank shares were steady on small
dealings sales OF Merchants were reported
at liGi Bank of Commerce at iis and Amcri-
V.n V EhSnAnse az 10. hallroAd bonds were hrm
uon IN prices compared With yesterday The sales we're
az iuoWs; Central factncs az lul Onion Pactnc lists
A. 0 stseh land grants az ah; Incomes. si4 .siTs:
ir.e 5;s AT tE chicago and Northwestern funded al
Hannibal and St.Ipsrph Ss convert bic ss Galcna
ana chicago lists ipl Pittsburgh. fort wayre and chi.
cago ISIS l'i; Oh and lnd Central lists, Va Ros.
ton, Hartford anu Erie ISIS. 0,f; Nv Jersey trutral
lsts' new lO3; Cleveland, Cincinnati and udianauols
l.i' a. gas aAd Milwaukee and ST. aul is gold, al
The sun., 1872-09-05

Nrw YoRK, Wednesday Sept. 4.-The rcceiptp
on 6esyes we're 50 carr or loS Lead All Of the Commnn
raw MaTkct Trade was not active, but the cattle
ali sold, and at about Mondays prices, ranging from
NC to ltc for native steers, and from Sc to sc
for Texans, OF which there - car loads offered,
n seventeen cars, or s4l2 sheep and lambs arrived
Sheep were scarce and nrn NJ b0J1kc. h . and lambs
were more plenty and easier Al fstsac.
Eightynine cars or 10 hogs were received OF which
car loads were for sale alive. The marAet was of
fraction, and closed weaker at ikd5Ac. n slive, and
6AT1yc. dressed. The car loads offered alive were
sold at it5 &c. with the exception Of car sold yc
tgrlay. ~ arrive n
The sun., 1872-09-05
Arrived-wEDSEspAY. Sept. l.

Arrtved-WKDNESDAY. Sept. 4
Steamship Isaac Bell, Richmond, mdse. and pass.
Steamship Caledonia, Glasgow, mdse. aud pass.
Steamship DiriRo, Portland, mdse. and pass
Steamship Geo. Cromwell. New orleans, mdse. and
pass.
stcsm.h'p Volunteer. Phlladeiphia. mdse, aud pass.
Park Mary Z. Dyer, Little Glacc Bay, coal.
Bars Excelsior, Cardiff. railroad iron.
Drg River Queen Cow Ray coal.
Brig Mary Celeste, Cow Bay, coal.
fUur SuoW Squall, calais lumber.
sc1r GcorgiCtta Bangor. lumber
tChr Jcddlc, iiillsborO H.. lumber ard plaster.
ertr lfsac Oliver. AUX Caves. coffee. sc.
Srlr Atgie VI. Chndwick. Cow Bav, corl
Schr IafcrA Fort Caledonia. e. b.. coal.
As0 the usual river and co1sfW's- yU..'4.
The sun., 1872-09-05
The True story Of stanley. conduct Mt tho
brighton Bnnguct.
F1oW Ne L9f4on IHies.

10 re Eh'0r U ne IHtes.
SIR: As an occurrence Mt the G.uuer
given by the lirgLtun and Suss.N Medical Su-
Gcty 10 the President. N.rc-irosidcnts. aud
o.her distinguished members OF tine British
unon IN several ~ The daily papers, unfairly re-
nectng lpon the Brighton medical men, trust
may be par'orcd f9rOccupyiu. o portion n your
Haa9t' 5f af rt2 s2s 5caird iAr ana truthful state
lc toast ot The Nit1r-" having been en-
trusted 10 Mr.. J. Jardue Murray one II the
' e-Presidcnts Of the Brighton Medical So
clety, in order 10 cOufer the highest compliment
on Mr. stanley his name was specially men
toned. Mr. Murray In the course OF speech.
pr..-ed his regret that DR.. Kirk, who was for
me an old college friend Of his, should have
Livingstone by MI stanley Mr.. Murray not in
ten4nt by such remarks either 20 de
tart from the merit or cast the slightest
and indomitable courage Of Mr.. Stanley. MIR.
stanley; who had but rccoEtly returned into the
room lh"Yng lctt with the Mayor, after the
lhrd toast had been given, to be Pre- sent At the
t1tRire. commenced his reply In a grotes1ue
and humorous strain, expressing his surprlse
when there were visitors present whose elo-
ouence would rival that Of Demosthencs, Peri
Giles, Or even their own Daniel Webster. lie
SAID, likewise, In iOcose manner, that Dr. Iiy-
Ing tone had administered pills, potions, and
made win considerable gertlculatlOn, which,
u not Intended, was certainly calculated
10 excite and encourage laughter, and
rally been expressed ~ ono or more OF the GEN
ucmen present, but hrmly believe with no in
tthllpu OF casting a sueer or Offering any d lsre-
spect TO hr. stanley. Mr.. Stanley then hastily
l'it tho room, saying that he did not come there
70 De rlliculed or laughed at This conduct OF
Mr.. Stanley naturally caused tho greatest sur.
PRISE and veXatlon among the whole company.
ahd hls departure was so sudden that IL was i'm
possible for me, as Chairman, to exercise that
tact which some OF the paUeIs censure me for
not showing
Ihis, sir is tho 'plaln, unvarnlshad tale"
remain, sir, your Obedent servant
GEORGE BROWNE,
President of the Brighton and Sussex Medical
Society,
UEIglIOy. Aup
The sun., 1872-09-05

Furniture, carpets, and bedding an immense
ttock and low prices at b. NJ CowperthWats, 1876 Cha.
ham street Weekly and monthly payments tAsen.-Aae
The sun., 1872-09-05

A child was badly burned by oycrturnln- A
kerotne amp nto It's lap burning ia hands and breast
IN frghttul manner, Pain rant instantly an,
Piled which not only stopped all pain IA few nutes
uul, strange - say prevented blstcrns,-AdU.
The sun., 1872-09-05

NASHVILLE, Sept. 4.-The Peoples Bank Of
Nashville susnended this morning. Ir liabilities are re-
ported TO be 5000 Its sssets, which Will nearly an he
ultimately available amount to tiliCOO. Inc hsnt has
been placed In the hands Of G.. +. Thruston trustee
The sun., 1872-09-05
NJ RIED.


| Tirt HFTr-GA AI,NtN.-tu frrdrricssbu-r. Va, on
rure.sy, Iteul.r .. b tAc l,rt. Nr. Gardiner. Trri
rwa tlutttt, " NcN Nur @, Mss Mary L. Garner, or
| lrO--riCLsturF, Va.
The sun., 1872-09-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALN,sAc-rurs nav.
sun rises. 81 sun sets.... l6 Noon SETS. "a
wan wArPR-rHta nav.
sandy Hook. Is Gov. leland. 10 Or Hell Gate %
The sun., 1872-09-05

Ready-KnoI's fall hat, for gents. 2l2 Broad
way, corner Of Fulton st.-AdV.