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From the Press.
The Towpath Club.

WAsHINaToN, September IA
number Of business men here have
organized the National Towpath
Club" whose members are called
towpathers or towpath boys, while
the list Of officers includes a Can.
tain, First and Second Mates, Steers.
man, Toll-taker and Lookout. Tn v
propose to hold occasional parades
with canal boat to be called "The
Evening Star" that being the name
of the boat on which General Gar.
field served when he navigated the
canal, the boat to be drawn by a
rope one hundred feet long. and
each member to carry some article
characteristic of canal-boat life. II
il also proposed to organize "Tow.
path Clubs" in all the States,
especially in Indiana and New
York, and to have meeting of ali
such clubs in Washington on the 4th
of March if General Garfield is elect.
ed, to attend his Inauguration.
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pkOFOsALS FOR WOOD

O'711 I'D T UIt WOOI.
aropos;t,s Tor the delivery OF one
whiis vuiotsailu ina tiooOl cords OF sweet gum and
1hrlsllaha will be received by us unti1
moon S,1 on lhe nrsl day of September, Ism
COmli tlOnS-All nincn. 1,,n,.t - iop',
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FIFTH EDITION.
A NEW CHURCH.

On Monday next the trustees.of the
Household OF Faith church will break
ground preparatory to erecting new
church.
The new ediflce will be situated ON
lot 90 by 100 feet on Tatnall street,
between Sixth and Seventh. The
building will be built of brick, one
story in height, with high slanting
roof. From the designs, which were
drawn by @. Graham d Son, the build
ing will be handsome one. IL will
have a seating capacity of seven hun
dred.
The members will be thankful for
any aid extended to them by our citi-
Zens.
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RATS 60 PAuk OArALUgIIr

nAIlS 10 PALE OArALUGUE
containing much valuable informnt,or
also listo peaches with rotation In RI
penine, ana list OF southern or long keen
ing apples, fruit much needed h,rd
every lruit grower should see this llsI oi
aPpies ana BUY no more of the New Yo, a
or western varieties to plant mere TO-
winter apples. io
Also Japan, persimmon, queen or the
market, raspberry with full line Of
hiuirsery sIocB at greatly reduced prices
WASH FOR TREES,
whicn Will drive out borers hin The neacb
appie, ounce and ash and not one / ali
lhe tlmeor cost In applying IL az 10 re-
move with knife and If applied annually
@ oIere VIII be no borers in the trees and moi
one peach tree die with the yeIIows
wnere thousands die annually now. send
p,. pns,h' carn tor catalogue. Call and see
STOCK. All orders sent by mail will r,s
ceive careful attention
RANDOLPH PETERS
,ou, wilm ngton .IDd ~
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS

National Bank OF Delaware. 500
First National Bank. nk...................l4 l4b
Union National Bank. a
National Bank of vii. q Brandywine b3
Farmers Bank................. 81
Wilmington Coal Gas Co............... 10
Delaware r. X. Co. Co.....................2 Is
Delaware Western X. r. Co.....,.,... ~
Phtla.. VII. Il baltimore X, X. Co... 20
Wilmington " Northern X. X. Coz. rs
Wilmington Passenger X. W. Co...... A.
Delaware Fire lns. Co................. 33
Masonic Hall Co..................
Delaware Stale. .Y......................lO
Wilmington City 6's. 's...................ll0
Wilmington City 5's.........
Masonic Hail CO, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger X. W., LIST
I mortgage. .....................lO 100
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TAKE NoTIcEI

Tbs is Tie only Lotterg e1er
6y tie people Of a Siatss' a"d ,
lafe "a decisto" IF tie U. S. Supy,r
al Washington, is Tie only y% %I,
tery T'oto in tie Umtei STATE,
chart, RS Aa0ing been repsaied u
no cristehce. v
A sPLI.NDIn Orpohn.
" IN a UNf. 0lU t,,,'%
IhlBUTlpN. CLASS l. Ar
LEA NS, EFaSDAT. StpItunI
iSoo- i2iih Monthly Brawinr
LOUISIANA SihIb LU,ist
rms institution was retuIarl
porated by the Legislature of The
rsu .lchllOuA1 ANA tharlt;.bI .nur,X
1905, fOr the term OF Tue,
ears, To which contract thp M
lalth oi The state ls piedged. wblcz
hhS been renew ~ DS AN tiynrv
popular vote, securing its iIanchiM
new constitution uuOptrd b,,,.
Al ID, 1879, with II tapiitl OF
"hIcli IL nis since slldcu "a tr>rt
erRbJU,UU Hts Grand Single M
istStrtbutiOnS WlIl take ,'Inr. n
Oh Tie second Tuesday,
~ hetef sctiteS ar IOdJsOHeS. l,OoN
following distribution
CAPITAL PRIZE; sSt.Md.
IUO,'AU TIN EIS ~ mo Duf
EACH.
HALL lICh Els. pNE lULLA
LIST or rRIZf.1.
ttrititi l'rize..... ..,,I
/ CapiGtl rrIze.
Capita. irIHe.
tIIleA oi sZ,,ANi.
b Prizes oI I,Uu. .....
~ prlzGs Of 80.
lW Prizes of llW.
2OO frlZes OF o0................l
oD 'lHNa W 49,. ........,.a
1000 Prizes of lU.............I
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
approximation prizes oi s'bJ.. \
a1...
- lD.. !.
1857 Prizes, amounting to.........l
Responsible corresponding ageuti
ed at all points, To y liDm ,Ibrlal d
siitioi VIII be pad.
" rite clearly stating ml addnd
Hliliit'i IhiO. NATION, ,of scud Orders|
press, or Il l.csistered Letter OF
order ny niuil, addressed only 10
Nj i. pAI'l'lil
New Urieane
or same person nj
No. 3lB Broadway, new
All our tifundf.Xtraordluary Drs
are uhu'r the supervision and NJ
Ineit oi Generals q. 4. Bcaurega|
Jubii u. lsally.
iyli-2tawii
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WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were little weak during = portion of
the day, but as whole the ma ket was
strong. Money continued easy ut II for
call loans on stock. More gold arrived
from abroad. Governments were strong,
States dull and railways irregular.
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s1nanclul nn,l Oo.n an .rc.s..

WILMINGTON, Del, sept. |, leS0.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by
Heald & Co., =. Il. corner Seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington, Del, at II
NJ. TO day:
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The Russian Pc 'roie,t,,, " Booo,

PARIS, Sept. 7.-Mr. Const anline de
Bodisco las to-oay made public the fol-
lowing details concerning the immense
Cuban oil district, lately conceded TO
that gentleman and Mr.. Herbert w. q. =.
Fweddlr, of Pittsburg. by the Russian
government.
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NIln.ILt aoA .uarhe..
WILM1NGroN Dal A,u ,
CATTLE MARKET.

NJ. PHILADELPHIA, a ug 81
week and goud cattle were higher 9y.,
head SOLD at the different yards AT 33 .a!jg,c,
per h., as TO condition, a'''/S''
SHEEP were In fair demand and frac-
siou nlsher, lS,OUO mead arrived and sold
Lam Ds sold Ht1a612c.per tb., as to quality.
Park DrOue Yard. Reat phna A,.o -
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FOURTH EDITION
Indlcntlenr inr Ta.nn.,

Failing. followed by stationary or
rising barometer, stationary or higher,
followed by falling temperature, north
to east winds, cloudy weather and nu-
merous rains.
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o SHEEP.1Extra, 40 TO 1870 fbs., s. W; good
n TO 100 bs., ~ OO to So; fair. 81 Io IA
Ms, 4Aa 4Lei stock sheep 81 Is to s3 Is; good
laIos, na, 7" 9I2G; comIAon lambs, 81 TO 81 50,
oH1lses' o1d' Il? 70 51c. supply h9avy. Market
of 6OOO head val
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A srLLNDlD OrpOkn,

" y = FokI UNE 9iI GIt,
~ ! HUTTON, class 1, Ar IA
LEA NS, TUESDAY, StPItup1
ioo"- h2ifh Monthly Braw,nr
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NoiE.-The black tigur,s r.,..
I'm ied Expfess, On wh,,ri'i heri'
are Ia clargru "n'eh
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HERE AND THERE.

The Kansas City Times servile lauda
ton of Hancock is almost as disgusting
as the Standardization in which it in.
dulges 10 such sickening extent.
The lecture bureaus are already en-
gagged in volGmnious correspondence
with Currie, the Texas assassin, who was
acquitted ON the ground of emotional
insanity
The Democratic press continues To re
iterate, with lurid emphasis, that General
Hancock. if elected, "wiu take his seat
Quite likely The American people are
accustomed 10 seating their legally
chosen executives.
In Japan the mourning for deceased
friend does not begin till after the
burial. This must be terrible ordeal
to the widOwers who pick out their
second wives at the funerals of their
first companions.
The Kansas City Times predicts i
Democratic majority in Illinois of from
10000 to 10000. We presume as Doc
MunfOrd drifts into a more hopeless
stage of imbecility, ne will be claiming
Kansas for Hancock and English.
The only really suspicious feature
of General Hancock's candidacy is hi:
utter ignorance of those issues on which
every politician of any prominence in
the Democratic party has given himself
dead away in the last twenty years.
All that the south wanted in 81 was
Ia ''he let alone" They have ls-eu
clamOring for this privilege ever since
aud nothing stands in the way of tho
cOnsummation of their fondest hopes
but sweeping Republican majority in
November.
An exchange says that the man with
the iron jaw is dead. II may seem su
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WELL TELL YOU.

The Democrats who want 10 know
where Gen. Garfield distinguished him
self IN the army, arc respectfully in
formed that at thirty he was placed
in command Of brigade, routed the
rebels under Humphrey Marshall, help
Cd Gen Buell. in his fight at Pittsburgh
Landing, played prominent part in the
siege of Corinih and in the important
movement along the Memphis *
Charlesiown railroad The following
year be was appointed chief Of staff oi
the army OF the Cumberland, partici
pa,cd in the campaign in Middle Fen
ncssee and IN the notable battle o
Chiokamauga, and was promoted to thu
rank Of major general
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periiuous TO add that lac leaves an in
nufneraiilc host of female relatives 10
mourn his untiinely taking of, and per
petuate the characteristics of their de-
ceased kinsinan.
The scientific statement that cats can
not live at an elevation Of 6, 600 feet above
the level of the sea should inspire every
man whose lodging apartments are with
in vocal range of Wood-shtd or a high
fence, with christian determination 10
gain home in the skies.
The Democracy have very evidently
split themselves in two by eudeavoring
TO sira,Idle the situation by hichins
| together a union soldier and 4 copper
| head Of the most malignant type This
device Is.about as thin as the nomina-
ton OF Horace Greeley in 1872
Cadet Whitaker Will be given tic op-
portunify OF demanding a court martial
in his case if lac desires 10 vindicatS
himself, but the fate Of Mr. TIlden la:
so deeply impressed his mind with tbs
uncertainty Of human tribunals, that h'
has concluded TO step down and out ane
retire to the quiet Of civil life.
The pins which the supreme court o
Indiana had set up for Tom Hendrick
are awfully liable to trip the Democrats
candidates who are running on the stat
ticket 10 be voted for in October
looks very much 10 4 man up Il tree as
; the faithful Of the Hoosier state stand a
excellent chance Of l,cing "hoist 10y thei
| own Dctarti''
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OvER THE STATE.

Lawrence is preparing for grand
celebration of the glorious fourth.
Paola has had splendid rains and the
crop prospects are unusually good.
Gov. St. John has issued a proclama-
ton declaring Manhattan to he n city of
the second class.
In boring for coal at Peabody, vein
of water has been struck which is said To
contain 20 per cent of salt.
Atchison probably predicates her claim
to high order of polish upon the fact
that she has thirty-five boot-blacks..
Excellent. rains are reported in the
vicinity OF Concordia. The solomon
river is so swelled as not TO be fordable.
The Senaca Tribune pronounces the
musical convention held at that place
under the direction of Professor Perkins,
grand success.
If Capt. Henry King has any regard
for his personal safety he will put a
lightning rod on the Topeka pos; Office
and keep within doors during the state
convention at tie capital.
The directors of the Atehison, Topeka
81 Santa Fe railroad have subscribed
800 each, making $4,000, for the Tope-
ka library. That "bloated corporation"
is simply becoming famous for its gen,
crosby.
Commonwealth: There were shipped
to the sufferers in Ness county Saturday,
by the relief committee, 5000 pounds of
corn meal, 1000 pounds of flour and a
barrel of dried apples. The goods will
be gratefully received.
The private schools of Girard teach
the boys 10 sew'on buttons. This is a
dangerous departure. The result of that
course of instruction will be that not a
single new married man will be found
in that town in twenty years.
The secretary of the state board of az
riculture expects to have his second
quartely report for 1880 ready for issue
the first of July. The special feature ofthe
report will be the question ofcattle rails
ing and its growth and its success in
Kansas.
At a meeting of the Republican central
committee of Kansas, held at Topeka
Tuesday, it was determined to hold
the state convention at that place on the
first of September, and the 25th of Au-
gust was selected as the day to choose
delegates from representative districts,
in such manner as the county central
\ ssts,.., sAalI lacsHa
The state teachers association at its
recent session at Topeka elected the fol
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FOREIGN MARKETS.

Wall street.
NKw YORK. June 20.
Government Bonds-Firm.
Railroad Bonds-Weak and lower
state Securities-Dnli-
Money-agi per cent, closing at ;
Prime Mercantile Paper-3945< per cent
Live Stock MARKETS.
ST. LOUIS, June 80
Hogs-Reeeipts. 9.0OO; shipments. 400;
YorKeFs, - 0o94 10: packing. 81 coat Is; heavy
cattie.Choice heavy steers, 81 GOlt4 20; fair,
81 3514 s. cows, 81 5elsS p; grass Texans
s. s5d3 CO. Receipts 1880; shipments. COO
sheeP-Choicc, 81 o0Es4i receipts, 400; ship
KANSAS CITY, June %
Cattle Receipts, 4Is; shipments. 42I.
bntcheis' s:cefs. s. GOe5s 90; COWS. s. 5OG2 90;
Hogs-Reeeipts. ASST: shipments, $50.
s snsssI %: shipments, -;
market weak; natives. y s5es Is.
Grain and Produce Markets.
KANSAS CITY, Jnne 90
Wheat-Receipfs 8 ESQ bushels; shipments,
1900 do Market quiet No .. 76c; No 3,
"a co: no & L4ss bushels; shipments,
l21oO do. No mixed. &c; No white
mixed, &c.
Egg-Steady at Sc per dOzea-
Butter-Choic-, 10c-
wheat-No. spring. s65<c: No. 8. &c
COrn-33xc.
Oats-zsZc.
Rye-72c-
Barley-75e
Pork-$II 95fI1l 975<-
Bu'k MeatS-ssl.onlters. 81 20. short rib,
Sc 50; short clear, So g.
Lard s. sly
Flour -Ghoice, 81 TsG5 -; family, 81 5sa4 G5.
Wheat-No- red. 81; No. 3. SEE
COrB-sss 1f533Alc.
Oafs-z56Bz6c-
Rye-70c
P0rk-$l2 l0flI2 20
DrY Salt MeaIs-s4 GOA 50. 6 sOGs Is
Bacon-85 %, 6o07 soar g.
Lars-S6 4506 50.
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GARFIELD FROM A DEMOCRAT
&c STANDPOINT.

The average Kansas Democrat is OPP
posed to Garfield for the following rea-
sons: The nomination of such man is
an appeal Ia the honesty, intelligence
and patriotism of the American people.
Ii is an appeal To the Judgment of men,
and a. lac said himself while speaking
of another, 40 the calm level of tiTeside
opinion, untrammeled hy prejudice and
uninfiuenesd by boom5." 1t touches the
sober second thought of rejecting ciii-
zcnship, which is the last thing the aver
age Democrat understands or appreciat-
cd Then, Garfield has been twenty
years in public life. and has not accnmu-
lated Il barrel He is, in fact, a.poor man
to-day, and absolutely dependent upon
his salary for his support. How can 1t
be expected that the Democratic Kansas
aid shrieker will enthuse to any appre-
ciable extent for IA man without bar'l
| The idea of bar'l has become bone OF
his bone and flesh of his flesh, and is, in
fact, his religion He has no good opin
ion of any of the old prophets except
Elijah, and of him only because OF his
reputation as ii filler OF bar'ls. He adj
mits that Garfeld's tow-path experience
| with mules is an element of strength
but says it sinks into insignilicance wheT
contrasted with Democratic precedent
i'll that direction, and lie instances will
pride the celebrated dispatch from Gram
Grey Park to buy seven more mules; ant
: while he admits he is fair. common
place scholar, it is only in such su
perficial branches rs are of no accoun
in politics. He knows nothing of tn
occult arts of the alchemist, and as
cryptographer he is an imbecile. Ii
fact he has no use for such a man, ant
is only disguised with his own party 10
attempting to ape the Republicans Il
Cincinnati, which he has the candor 4
admit is simply the old fable of the AS
in the lions skin repeated.
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Senator HOar, whose ability to form a
Judgment ON the subject is surpassed by
that of no other NAH in the country,
says of the Credit Mobilier charges
against General Garfield: Il was one of
the committee who Investigated the
Credit Mobilier, and wrote the greater
part of the report of the committee
known rs the Wilson committee There
was nothing in the transaction which in
the least gave me reason TO distrust Gen
eral Garfield's absolute integrity. / eX-
pressed my opinion of the absolute
honor and integrity of General Garfield
in this matter years ago. No man,
Democrat or Republican, who ever
served with Garfield, does, I think,
doubt that he is absolutely incorrupti.
hle. He has been for years on the com.
mittees on appropriations and ways and
means, controlling the expenditure OF
millions upon millions, and policies that
make and unmake great business inter
aSfS
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STOP!

and hear what we have to say to you. We Will
try to say it in just, as few words as possible:
and experience TO back US. We have opened a
first class drug store at No. IA Commercial
street, which we have named the Emporla Phar-
you can in any store in line. either in New
York, Chicago or ST. Louis, and at just as reason
able a price. We will be glad to have you call
aid examine stock Of drugs, medicines, fancy
and toilet articles, perfumes, TOOTH hair and nail
incidental to our business, before you go else
where. Prescriptions--of which we make, a
pecialty---accurately compounded, none but the
purest drugs being used in their composition.
We are also prepared to make examinations, tests
and qualitative analyses of the following. sub
stances: Water Wine eerths, milk, mineral
springs, chemicals, minerals, sugars, &C. Fees
reasonable
GEO. A. FERDINAND,
,z,o,,u.,n, No. ia Commercial ST.
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A good story is told of Gen. Grant
when taking his early morning walk in
Green Bay, Wis, on Saturday week last.
We are told when near East river bridge
he met man making an effort to walk
fast with shockingly bad looking home
made wooden leg. The general stopped
him and asked how he lost his leg.
The man replied in the army. The
general then asked him why he did not
get better leg, TO which he replied he
was poor. had large family and could
not afford it. The general handed him
$25, with the remark that it would help
HIM get better leg. The man expressed
his gratitude over and over and said he
was going to the city To see Gen. Grant
and when thai was accomplished his
happiness would be complete. The
general extended his hand with the
remark, "You now see Gen. Grant
when the soldier extended both hands
and embraced the general, his tears
showing his joy and gratitude.
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The evidences multiply that DIR. String
field, of Topeka, has really consented to
offer his body, living sacrifice, holy
and acceptable 10 the Democrats of the
third district, by entering the field
against Thomas Ryan, our present con
gressional incumbent, who was recently
re-nominated by reclamation at Newton
We have never been so utterly happy as
To glut our esthetic tastes 10y feastIng
our enrapturcd gaze upon the Doctors
manly form, but his fameis wide enough
to warrant the prediction that he will
make the most heavenly corpse that the
light of day ever rested upon since the
young men of Judca arose and carried
out Ananias and buried him.
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While the fact that the civil qualifica
tions of General Hancock have never
been tested is worthy of serious consid
Grafton, it is of relatively small moment
in comparison with the more momentum:
one that the party which put him in
nomination has been tried in the balance
and found wanting in all those essential
elements which can give peace and Sc
curity to the country, maintain the in
tegrity of the government, and so regu
late its vast concerns that its business
interests may be conducted in confidence
at home, and its credit triumphantly
indicated abroad.
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The following significant paragraph
appeared on the second d"y1Of the Gin
cinnati convention in the st. Louis Re
publican, the head fountain of the politi
cal pabulum for the iron-clad Bourbon'
of Missouri;
at is high time, think, that thi,
soldier business in politics were played
out, and l am glad to find so little allu
sion to it ut Cincinnati. The idea tina
only man who got to be general il
the late war Is fit to be "A standard-beare
in a civil contest is a libel on the ninety
and nine who didn't get that station
but who probably were much more ex
posed to peril"
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lowing board of directors II D. Nc
Carly. b. T. Davis, j. d. Beck, Robert
Hay. w. Z. Plat The board subse
quenily mez and chose the following
officers. President, Vim. Wheeler. OF
tawa, Kas: vioe-presidepi superin-
tendent John Mcdonald, Topeka cor
responding secretary. Miss NJ Spencer,
Florence; treasurer, Miss Brown, Law
renee; executive committee, Prof. Z. 4.
| Fitzpatrick, Leavcnworth; superintend-
eni 0. b. Wharton, Emporia; associate
editors Of Educationalist, i. T. Davis
Emporia, + 4 Fitzpatrick, Leaven
worth Ida A AhIbnrn
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The persistent efforts of the Democ-
racy TO curry favor with the public by
strutting forth every four years in the
borrowed plumcs Of the Republican
party, have always been attended
by the same distinguished measure OF
success that rewarded the duplicity OF
the ass when he donned the lions hide
II is tremendous undertaking to hide
the cars and keep down the heels OF
thoroughbred donkey.
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The Kansas City Times cxultingly
announces that Hancock turns the scale
at three hundred and fifty pounds, and
adds that he is just the man to sit down
ON Garfield. We have heard more ol
less concerning the intellectual medi
ocrity of the Democratic candidate, hui
this is the first intimation betrayed 10y
the Democratic press that the more
pOnderous portions of his physique
will be made TO do duty forhis brains ia
the presidential canvass. In view 81
such departure we would certainly AL
wise General Garfield to stand from
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Notice.
dl1St26W25t4

In the district court of Lyon county, state of
kansas.-A 5 kimbali. plaintiff. vs.. Nor
ris Coin and Albert + Davis, defendants
To the said defendants Morris Cohn and AL
bert + Davis:
You will take notice that you have been
sued in the above entitled cause in the said
district court OF Lyon county, state OF KAN
sas, and that the plaintiffs petition has been
filed therein; and that you, said defendants,
must answer said petition on or before the
18th day of August. A ID. 1850. or said petit
ton will be taken rs true and Judgment rem
dcred according to the prayer thereof. to- wit
That the said plaintiff Is the legal owner OF
ana in the peaceable and riEhtful possession
OF the southwest quarter OF section ten, IN
township eighteen of ram q ten east OF the
sixth principal meridian in Kansas, SAID land
being situate in said Lyon county, state oil
Kansas, and that the interest claimed by the
said defendants in and to said land and prem
ises, be declared null and void rs against the
title of the said plaintiff. and that the said
defendants, and all persons claiming said
premises or any interest therein under OF
through them or any or either of them, may
he forever restrained and enjoined from set
ting upUr prosecuting any claim or title u
said premises, or any interest therein against
said Plaintiff, his heirs and assigns; and FOL
such other and further relief AS may be just
and equitable and for costs of suit
MCCLURE X HUMPHREY.
27t3 Attorneys for Plaintiff.