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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
a Valuable on1ceT, and an Able, Sa-
RacIous and industrious Lawyer.

Atthe inception of the trial Of the flleged Bank
Robbers it was thought by some that the State S
Attorney General showed a little too much feel
iug against the prisoners. But We now begin to
uaderaland and almost marvel that he could with
hold his indignation when such bold attempts
were made 10 shield the men whom few besides
himself and bis assistant knew to be guilty OF so
outrageous an act against the laws Of tbs State.
VS. believe the trial will have but one ending,
aud that in the conviction aud confinement Of
four desperate" characters; aud that the thanks
OF the State are due TO the pros ocuting Attorney
General for the able, ssgac.ous and industrious
manner In which be has brought forward the eN.-
denee 1t is of the most direct and crushing
character, by Witnesses of The most ereduable
standing No trial has more surprised ou- rec
pie. Step by step the guilty actors in this auda-
cious proceeding have been traced by the State q
Attorney from their den to the Bank and from
the Bank 10 their den, at OH and Poplar streets
where they we're arreste1 and where their pistols
hAnd-c -cufs, gags. knives, and trunk OF burglars
instruments were foPad, and the way TO this den
WAS streWn with simner instruments that were
cast away on the night of lhe 9TH OF November
In fact the very evidence of the defence, meagre
as 1t is, has been shown 10 be very damaging to
The prisoners. For if Hollingsworth, when 60 to
40 feet frOm Carberry, eouid see We" enough tC
notify HIN that one of the men was about tc
strike him with an "instrument" certainly Car
berry coold see plain enough TO identify the man
that was close enough TO strike him with that in
strumeHt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
: What win You Do About II p"

The final answer to the old New York plun
derer is given in the following paragraph. II
seems to US there scores Of men equally as bad
as Tweed, but who happen to have been Radical
politicians, and so are allowed 20 escape punish,
Inent, which they as richly deserve as Tgeed
After being taken 10 Blackwell'S island, On Sat.
uTday, I weed was asked the usual questions By
the recording clerk, 10 which he answered that be
was aged fifty years, occupation, statesman, Of
no religion, but as bis family are Protestanta, lac
was entered rs a Protestant He weighed 263
pounds. He was taken 20 the bath ana then had
his head shaved in peDitentiaTg style, and was
dressed In the full striped uniform. He had tive
letters from New York city doctors recommending
that he should be placed in the hospital but after
examination by the penitcntiary physicians he
Was remAnded TO a common cell like any other
telon, and numbered "a. The coat given him u
wear is known At the penstentiaTy as the "Iarceny
jacket" HIS son stayed by him until he was led
away 10 his cell, when he and a few friends and
reporters left the island.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

or a long time The -fdrvtiser, of this city. has
teen in the habit OF asruming very largely upon
IFS ability, and Like sWsllsd toad has frequently
elected its venom at the GAZETTE, which We have
allowed 10 pass unnotieed. 1t took especial care
to attack US whenever it found us engaged Wilh
the Radical papers defending the Democrailc
party. This dshonorable aud cowardly course
had b,en so long pursued that we concluded We
had endured it long enough, rud week before last
applied the lash gently enough We supposed bot
If ever demroAn ives made 10 dance by the wand
Of juggler, certainly the AdreTtiSer danced. Its
article on Saturday proved its own weakness 1t
was of the pothouse style, glaring with errors and
destitute of word Of truth. The only original
idea that paper has ever advanced, so far as We
have seen, was that the Democrats should favor
negro suffrage, df that could be called onginal).
But in all Its existence it has not had sufficient
weight to gain one negro voter to the Democratic
side; how many white voters it has assisted TO
drive away cSunot be hscertained but herein is
one Of the secrets of its popularity with the Rad
ical press of the State. OF course the paper has
no standing with the Democratic party, and Is not
recognized rs en- organ thereof
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

SETTLEMENT OF THE SPANISH OUIRAoE.--A
pltehed-up settlement has been arrived at In
Washington between Secretary Fish aud Admiral
Polo, the Spanish Minister, which includes pro-
tocOl that grants Spain ample time to reconcile
her acts with her people in Caba. Ths latter is
taking advantage Of the time required to put
their iorts IN a state Of preparation for what may
follow. But we presume they viii not be so fool
hardy as to risk war by Tetosing 10 obey the
commands Of the home government In that
q ISe Of cOursO Havana viii have 70 be reduced.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

The E0e:V EVeniHg Is authority for saving DR..
will be = candidate for United States Senator
which taken together with what SomotKo or three
correspondents have said. would giYa one 70 think
that there may be somcthing In It, as when there
Light.
DR.. PrettYmaa has been the Internal Revenue
Collector for Delaware during the Adminlstra-
tiOn Of General Grant. The Radical slate is thus
being made; and the people wiz be asked to elect
a legislature to carry It out. How strange it i.
that some people expect to live in Office. Bot
Legislatures rarely seleei Offiee-huniers for such
important positions ss The United States sena
We are told We have now two Radical editors
seeking The same position.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

Alexander II. Stephens, Viee President of the
southern COnfederacy, whose disabilities were re-
moved last year, takes his seat as Representative G
in Congress from the Eighth or CraWfordsvil {
iGeOrgla) district, next Monday. His reappeaF-
ance on the stage in which he figured 80 long will
be an event. He sat in the House eighteen YEAR,
from lS43 to 1861, leader from first TO last was
n chief IN the rebellion from 1861 10 1866 and was
imprisoned in Fort Warren and released by An.
drew Johnson in 1865; and, after taking an actiI
par! in succeeding politics, comes back pardOned
by his Government TO his old place, and welcomed
by all his late enemies. He was 6l February ] |,
1873, andhs perhaps, the feeblest specimen OF al
Capitol-Press
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
UNIVERSAL AMNESTY.
THE BEST MEN

for the position, and that he was very much
gratiled at the good feeling manifested by the
Virginia Conservatives towards his admins
tralion, aud YVES ready to respond 10 il.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
The spanish Volunu ser. ON the Rnmpaw,

HAVANA, November 30-The news of the set
tlement of the Nirginsus question between Spain
end the UnlCed States, and the terms upon which
il is BASED, was received here with much excite
ment, but perfect order prevails among the peo-
pie and the volunteers. The chief authorities OF
The island, azsemblclin conference, have sent a
manifesto 20 the Spanish government, asking it
TO wait until it shall have received protocol about
the Nirgnius case, which shows the right OF cap
The mass of the people oppose the surrender OF
the Nirginius or any yielding to pretensions
which msy dIshOnor the Spanish flag. The tone
of the press is in accord with the popular feeling
Extraordinary means and resources are being
created TO resist any aggressive act, although
thinking people do not expect it, knowing the
prudence Of the American government.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01
INTERESTING POLITICAL DEVELOP
MENrS.
OF. MosBY CALLS ON THE PRFsIDENT-HR
rs MOST CORDIALLY RECEIVED.
Riohmoad EaQsir :.

f. n the Riohmoad EaQWir-
WASHINGTON, November 29.
Col. Mcsby to-day called on the President
for the first time Stree the Virginia canvass
commenced, and wss received most cordially
9th by Gen. Grant and the members Uf his
Cabinet. Col Mcsby offered his services in
case Of war with spain. The President re-
piled that there was no immediate danger oi
war; but in case there should be he had perfect
confidence in the
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS,
end would distribute commissions equally
among the officers OF the Northern and South
ern armies. He poke most kindly Of Steph-
ems, and was glad that be was returned 10 C1n-
gress, aud eaid that in his message he jutended
10 recommend.
UNIVERSAL AMNESTY.
CJ Mosby told the President that the Vir-
ginia election was not condemnation Of bis
administration and that he was stronger than 10
the State. The President agreed With him,
end ws' not at all dissatisfied with the result.
He expressed himself graufed at the tone Of
Gen. Kemper's speeches and
FAVORED MosBY's POLICY
Of rec onciliation between the administration
and the white people of the South The Presi-
dent said that rs long ss he was President the
officers appointed through Mosby's recommen-
daiions should not be molested no matter who
tried TO oust them; that hereafter he intended 10
appoint to Office from the South
THE BEST MEN
for the position, and that he Was very much
gratilied at the good feeling manifested by the
Virginia Conservatives towards hrs admins
traiion, and YVES ready to respond 10 it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

The editor of the LGLDER gave thanks all day
last Thursiay.-C Crtsfeld Leader,
The Leader is entitled to much praise for such
laudible liberality. The recipients will certainly
acknowledge such ENDORSEMENTS.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

The AdTeyfiseys destitute Of readable EDITORIAL
steals losals and COurt proceedings, fion th
GAzETsE and other city PaPsrs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-12-01

The Bysatpatsg- LigA. IS rprIiely lIstle sheet,
aud aesegyc' well Of iis r.rty.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20
Centaur Imminent.

There Is pain which the Centaur Lnirnent win
relieve swelling it viii subdue, and lamene.s
which IL will not This is strung language bnt is
Where the parts gone its eject,
Ions It has produced Of rheumatism neural
gis lockjaw palsy sprains, swelling. cakedbreasts.
scslds burns, satrheSm, ache &C. upon the human
frame and Of straiRs SPAWN CALLS &C. upon animals in
year than have all other pretended remedies since the
world began 1t is acouiterirrtani alhealling pain
reliever Crppes throw away their cruehes; the lame
walk poisonous bites rendered harmless and the
ded are beaed without II is no humbug The
ceipt Is published around each bottle It selling
article before s and it sells because docs just
Whist it preteRds to do. Those who suffer from
rheumatism, pain swelling deserve suffer IL they will
not centaur Linment More than 1000 certificates
remarkable including frozen limbs chroucrheuma
tism govt running tumors &c. have been received. We
will send circular containing certifcatss the recipe &c.
gras tn requesting it, One bottle Of the yellow
wrapper Crntaur Liniment Is hundred dollars
for spawned sweenied horses and mules screw
In sheep. Stock nimeut is worth ynur
attention No family should be without CeBaur L:ment
J. B. RosE Co, New York.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

Mercury travelling toward zero rapid rate. Sig.
ual service predicts for Lenns and vicinity change
weather before the expiration If the month.
fearful wind has prevailed FIR the last few days dark
enns with clonds VI dust and shskin: up Leona
with force equal tn that Of young earthquake.
prominent merchant Of this place while standing in
his store and being cked to and fro by the terrific wind
suddenly failed csurage S.bed ont dnors amid the
ing elements generously donated his hSt to the Winds and
adrctiouatsly chung telegraph pole and G-6ed its
mighty powers. He has resumed business again His
temerity forbids the publication Of his name
D. Kerker still selling city lots reasonable prices
those who anticipate building and making Leona their
home Make your purchases while but little capital
CURED prices win rise with the rapidty of her pro-
gress-
A Nisus's broom factory took fire Tuesday morning.
but the flames were speedily extngushed before much
damage was done. few more fires will suggest to the
City Council the prOpriety Of purchasing Babcock fire
extinguisher.
load Of porkes took passage this morning for ST.
Joe which Is the peaceful domains Of Leena
have rrsounded with voices Of these rude musicians
finer load drawn by Denver City engine.
They shipped by Gregg Bros who in order to keep
currency flowing have 4hcirsentiou tn live stock
while the farmers holding their grain. They
prepared exchange for anything and
thing the farmer may wish 10 dispose Of ANONYMOUS
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20
Severance Items.

Our depot is completed The carpenters have done
good job Of work and the depot presents good appear
]. c. Vanhorn. formerly If NermRnvlle has purchas
ed the grocery and provision of Mr. Sawyer
opened ont n fine stock Of goods.
The firm If Sisbct & Morse Is no more Mr. Morse has
purchased Mr. Nisbets interest the sre and
in business at the cid stand Dave is number
salesman and with good assistants Johnny richer
amp Tave Backus. Is certain Ia command large trade
Dr. Nisbet formerly Of the firm If Nisbrt Morse we
understand is going engage in pork packing and
will aso deal extensively in grain He will Doubt do
good business ;iss of the best points bay grain
the Denver Road
Mr. Geo. Camp If East Norway. severely injured
Monday last by his running away. He driv
ing the att ched to the separator Of his thresing
chne when the heavy wind blew boards frrm
the separator, frightening the team causing them
Mr.. Camp thrown 70 the d, and badly in
ured DR. Rains is attending him, and thinks he will
Our town is still improving ra!illy. Several build
ing have gone up during the week. Thnsr that have
noticed the residence # Mr.. J. C. yanharn and
Mr. Woods barn.
Strangers coming herr" surprised at the growth
Of They say have the liyelicst
section.
What is badly needed here is hardware store; and We
hope tn this need supplied.
A. S. Campbell will open in his stare house.
next week. fine stock If drugs.
The Christsns or Complexities huldng prntract.
ell meeting here The meeting !. being conducted by FL
drrs Star and Goodnight We heard vag remark that
thu meeting for Sprin.ers benefit to get him filed
with religion he wonld be able resist the tempta
tim he will he subjected this Winter Topeka and
prevent him from picking up small packages rom off tn.
bles. GRANGER
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

The citizens Of the County who propose planting orch
ars will find tn their advantage tn give their patronage
to Snyder If the Prairie Nurseries at Highland who
keeps perhaps the largest stock in the State and fur
nsh them at low class Of trees Re
purchased at from Of the leading Nurseries af the
try Nj has had long experience in the business in
this County and has thorough knowedss Of all the var
cites adapted to this climate Parties Who deal with him
may be assured that all orders viii be oiled with the variety
wanted He keeps everything be found in frsteass
Nursery and solics the patronage Of the public Apply
to the proprietor.
z. SNYDER Highland Kansas.
Or to c. G. BEDoEs Try, uly ii-H
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

EhTSrpsT rheumatism, nerrSlsi1 locsja~. palsy.
sprains swenrs caked-breasts scaldA burns salt heum
earache &C. upon the human frame and of strains spav-
in CALLS &C. upon animals In year than have Ill other
pretended remedies since the world began Il
irrtant healing pain relerer Crpprs throw away
their crutche the LANE walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without It
is humbug The recipe is published arnant Cach bottle.
Il is selling article before sold and it sells
it does just what it pretens do Those who
suffer from rheumatism pain swelling deserve suffer
if they viii not use Centsur Eminent More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable including fruzrn limbs
chronic rheumatism Sort running tumors &c. have been
received. We will send circular containing certificates
thr recipe &C.. gratis to any requesting it, One
tie 81 yeaw wrapper Centaur Lnimrnt Is worth hun
bred dollars for spawned swernir horses AMI mules
for scrrw-w.rm in sheep Stockowncrs-ths liument l.,
wrrh your attention. No family should be withnnt
taur Lnment Scld by all Druggists 80 cents per bottle
large bottles sIOO J. / ROSE Co., u Broadway New
York. ...
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20
sT. Lsurs u.cxnr

ST. LOUIS November 10
sed. W. - ~ ~ ~ i TOO
flour-Prces have wide range and may be quoted rs
nominal; superdne % 50a4 o. extra "a ooaI 50; Xxx
IS oos5 80 family D 4ss7 Is
Whrat-Spring firm; No 3 aaast oo.and dull M ~
81 25e1 -: Na2el 90 "
Cnrn-sieady for spot and sellers firm: No mixed r.
Tered regular at zoe bid car lots in elevator az
Oats-Firm: No. 2 mixed 36ka37c
Barry-fimer for good choice: sales Of Kansas sud
Nehraska spring at 81 0s i strictly prime d 3i
Rye-Firmrr: No. Toe
Pork-Dull and weak: So oO9Is 80
Dry SILT Meat-Firm: Shoulders &c: clear rib &c
Baenn-tlm but quiet shoulders cash; q orders;
clear sides SIC: clear orders 7c
Lar,-onet; prime steam 81 a7c: manufacturing SIC.
Catur-Quet nnthing doing In shipping grades: hutch
ri H ssnge u 'sS4 90 wintered Texan % 4oS3 So
date 20 900. 49, f w
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

Castoris Is more than . substitute for Castor Oil 1t
Is the only safe article in existence which is certain
.inlais the food regulate the bowels windcOs and
produce natural sleep neither minerals
phius alcohol and is pleasant take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest febI3yI
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20
CHICAGO MARKET.

Fourth good demand "
A. whent-Q'net and lower: M. spring 81 os aius; No
u o. December 81 OH: November &C.
spot; 3elc December -
oats-Stsady: No size CASH 3l:c December
Rye-Sirady; No. 6fa65c
Barey.Dul and declined: No fall 81 20. No eoa92
fork-Sl 10 cash: si2 10 January; sl2 50 February.
Iara-Dlll at Iic spot 81 February.
Bulk Meats-Lover
Catte-Impr"yed with moderate activity and an ad-
vaner 81 for fair shppg cattle; Thorough Texans
f9fs - corn fed - $50 IS native and butchers
Hoss-kecepts 30 CO. market opened fairly sctive
decline 81 dl0c stiles at jd4 l5 hit the price drop
PED % " 1904 % comHinn to chice; closing QUILT.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

Andy Johuson's aphnrism that the Taxpayers
never suspend payment is net by any n,,.;.n> of
universal application. There are several Natalie
exceptions to it in ST. Paul. In fact there are
several hundred of these Hing roi,i ra,Iici is
of the great J"hnsnnian law in this municipality
aud the proportion is pr'ahIy nat much "a. after
here than elsewhere, th'u-h Temporarily ill.,
creased in this ncalify by certain legal questions
ingeniously contrived by real estate Owners who
are also lawyers To eva,lr the payment of their
debts to the city.-S Pant Pioneer.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

A RAsE BARsAN.-C. F. Jennings having failed to sell
his farm white Cloud determined tn sell at some
price, he get otter The farm sdjons the city Of
White Cioud and contains hundred and sixty acres
all fenced and improved. Il has good h"Hsc and out
buildngs an abundance peach and other fruit trees
and everything calculated to make desirable farm close
to market Anv person wishing tn buy has only to look
the place and make offer The property is unencum
bered and good title be given Address C. f. Jrn-
nines. East Joplin. No. apply 70 B. A. Seaver High
land Eansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20
DR.. WHITTIER,

6i7 st. Charl-s street. st Louis, go.
"a. bern lenss, sssassd Ia he p-ei.l re,t-a, Of ~
iass sny Pa "a 81 L. ely 'fsrs siSE.
Sypalils, g onorrhcea, Cloct- Structure,
Orcaitls, Hernia, or RUPTURE, all Urinary
Diseases and syphliit'co IN >rcurIal aff,c-
lions .: the thro 1t, SKIN ar b. ones, are peAssi
VII 1paraisl secc on &c 1';tt prpeirrs-
SpermatoSrhcea, Sexual Debility ard
AL ses in nat1rer otaer causes and Mi
prsdaee some Of as following Fleets: nevousnss ss,ra
ssissfoas tsbfiy, diassss Of sqA deyeenss nsrsorg,
pilplss On bs acs pAyscaI dseas crsrsioz 20 sof> 9
aaiss. t On Of tSeas Do elssx.si poser, st.
s;ass mlraFe .np.ors q =, :, =. gnhappI;
sesve s-nt In ssoisS snsepe Tor tuo pstsss stsnPI
Diseaaes pecgil ar 20 romen. sub ..
vaies cAr9ss. Dsasssa .pisesasats Of he uonlb.
sssray etc. slIss sally TIE ted: Descriptive b.
ss.t ssssd ert-eu.np Age .ith ezreriene. can b
lied svi lsntth Physician treat theus
asts 81 easss SECURES great skill. Phye;ans
kssving tlis frcqf.niy nn~na persous 20
Cenodsnfal atioc. onaly or BY ktrr rec snt
iavisd- WI ntisineouvensent to visit the city for
ca-eshas yIlrant cd exEs i;i .fanly
sstet- Onss hsus: A. n. to p n erne.rs l. n 10
I'm Pussns oyisias O. fhs esfy df ksnr. no
ssrsef . de sfss nassI- ! Iins the d ~ Y
most extensive 10 The eoanry ensraei7s Rees a.
Goa aoa re-us. Bs,uting and s-eFfas apararzis:
N.ds,fed aad vapor Ba rs; crnrrcsensve Laboratory
all siieia-s used n lbs bishne1t prepared
and most CT all ID Library. where tbs ell All
I'd WORKS Of all The schools Of n~dieins
illustrate e.se,s eo-da1'. which have erea proeu Cd
fra Paris frs1 regardless expense AID not b
fsuad In any ether LIbr.rv IL ID. ry. N brary u
tar ~ '. se--1 . - e.ller. Add,s,, ., absrs
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

Ca-toria Is than substitute for Castor OIL II
is the only safe article in existnce which is
simulate the fs, regulate the bowels winhcnic and
produce natural slerp Ii contains neither minerals
phins alcohol and 10 rl-"-sut take. Children nrrI
not cry. AMI mothers may rest oet9yI
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20
A. F. & A. M.

A A. F. & A. M.
Xxx WHITE CLOUD LODGE No. r. A. p & A.
~ NJ meets their Hail. third story Of Weeks
Building the Lsvee. Wednesday night or beforr
the Full Moon In each month"; and two weeks there
after. /. i. ORION, W. II.
JAS. NJ. MAcKoY, Sec'y.
SMITHT0N LODGE. No. l. A. F. A. NJ. MEETS At
their Hall in Highland. Friday night before the
Full Moon. and every two weeks thereafter. Visitin.
Brethren cordially invited
T. J. VASDERsLICE W. N.
". TREvETI. Sec.
NASONIC-Trny Lodge No S. 4. F. and A. Masnns
their Hall Monday evening" before the full
Moon each month and the scc.d Saturday night there
after. c. G. BRIDGES, W. NJ.
P. S SOPER Secretary
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-11-20

PEENIUH CRRoHo.-we have received the Chromo
True to Sature which will be given every sp-crib-
screr to Godys Ladys Book for Is14 II is fine and life.
like and Of itself worth than the subscription price
OF the Magazine Chrumos will also be given to persons
sending clubs for the Magazine For terms &c. prs.
pectus, In another column.
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For any other Irnetb Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only To regular adSertisng
Fr Zeal and transient advertisements 81 per square
Tar fe rs Insertion and 20 cents per square for each sub
Snecisi Notices will he charged 50 per cent extra and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
Eiaht lines Of solid NonparCil make one square All
Fractions Of half square and are counted fu
square. ..a,-. in
charged the cost Of certifying in addition 20 the regular
ratas- -
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably in
advance.
low ~ the times viii admit All job Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.