The Wyandotte Democrat from Wyandotte, Kansas • 2

Phe Democrat, OBITUARY. 7 SO 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 60 The new tax law took effect July 20th, taxing wlmky fifty cents per gallon and fbnr doilars: par barrel, smoking tobacco sixteen coats per pound, and chewine 'or DEMO'CRA I PAR Y. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. F. HELSLEK, REAL ESTATE AGTi7T) Wyandott Kanrae.

Office North-wet Room Dimning's Hall. All business trans-actedwfth promptness and fidelity. In Wyan-ibtt, msas, Juy 21st, 1863, J. NBWTpN AYERS, formerly of Upper Sunt Ettitor. A.

BERRY i Dtehers Lightning Fly-Siller. Cheap and destructive. Every sheet will kill a quart Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the 8hxst LiaHTWixa and fest in peaoe. Ask fbr Dutcjikr's, and take no other.

Seld everywhere 8w4; Special VLe Dvmecratfo paxty'ln National Conven-Hioaaaesmbled. reposing its trust Ih'tbe intelli- inir tytwo cents. Oil is exempt. Spirits In th58 ci(. Jui, i3h, 1868, JOSEPH W.

Wyandott: rtiH, patriotism and discrinJnarin fustics of withdrawn on the payment of the tak 54. E. M.Dyer, same service Wm. M. Donald, same service Michael Shoup, same service Daniel Croyle.

same service F. Baumgarten, same service O. P. Nelson, and three others each 81 00 The following Bills were allowed payable out of contineent fund J. J.

Keplinger, cash Daid for pweon hole case, and note paper for clerk's office R. Q- Dunning, for rent of hall for April term dist court, and wood furnished Ii. Of Dunnine, for signs for coun-ty offices Kicholas McAlpine, oasn paid for wood, records, Silas Armstrong, cash paid for ttov-: ing office, transportaaon for prisoners, The following hills were aHowed payable out of southern bride-e fund BRUIN, oily son of Bryan and Margaret Bruin, aged five years, nine months and twenty days. LI "The soft breath of suminer.just 'o'ec his brow, As the gentle dew kiswes the flowers, When he faded away, like a beautiful dream, To the land of Elyeian In gathering the spirit of little Joseph uno Himself the Divine Ruler has robbed the family circle of one of its brightest treasures and Mopw, scanning upon too vonstnution fee foundation and limitation of the of Government, and the guarantee Of the'hb-arrle of the citizens, and recognising the fae-ttonaof slavery and secession as having. Been Settled for all time to come bj the war of the voluntary action of the Southern States in 'Constitutional Convention assembled, and rv tr to be renewed or reagitated, do, with the i return of peaoe, DEMA2TD, 1st.

Immediate esotarion of all. the States 16 10 102 00 7 75 19 45 21 50 JT. WEAVER, of Olaihe, is an authorized Agent for Tas WtAiTfco'rrx Democrat for Olathe and Johnson Cotinty, slid 4s fully empowered lo receive subsariptioBs and receipt for the same. The Little Corporal. -1 "FichtJng aeainst Wrong, and for the Good, -True, and Beautiful." uThb LiIttu CoitPORAi.

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TRASK'S MAGNETIC OrSPTMENT, TS now the most popular Ointment in the U- to their right in the LAinon under tire Constr- ition and of civil gavStiftnent to the American deprived the Sabbath School of the M. E. Illegal IVotice. In the First Judicial District Court for Wyandott county. State of Kansas.

PhiUippi L. Garth, Henry T. Hereford, Jtceb W. Keefer and Samuel Keeier, plaintiffs. vs.

John G. Sampson, Elisabeth P. Sampson, Jesse L. Pritchard and Stephen II. Haalett.

defendants. TO Elizabeth F. Sampson You will take notice that the above named plaintiffs did, on he 27th day of June, a. d. lb'iS, file their petition is the District Court, within and for Wyandott.

county, in the State of Kansaa, against the said John G. Sampson, Elizabeth F. Sampson, Jesse L. Pritchard, and Stephen. Hbsiett, defendants, setting forth that said John G.

on the 1st day of April, 1365, wae seize! in fee of the south east uuar-ter of the north east quarter, aad north-east quarter of eouth-ecet qnirter, and north half of the south-' quarter of the south-east quarter of section twenty eleven, range twenty-Sye, iu Wy an doit tl-it on said list ni. r.tionea day, said John G. Sampson and Ulixabeth Sampson, by their deed of that date, conveyed to Jesse L. Pritchard the undrvidd one-half of the southeast quarter of the north-east quarter of said described land and that on the 13ih day of U.nder the present regulation Inslpectors's Commissions expire July 30th. The House wss 'engaged the greater part of Thursday in fixing the time of the adjournment -of Congress, and finally after a discussion agreed to the Senate resolution without amendment to (take a recess from Monday next to the 21st of September.

Personal. The many friends of Dr. Fitzgerald, formerly of Quindaro, will be gtad to learn that he has returned from the thOtunains and re-located in Quindaro. The "Dr. is deoidedly of the opinion that there are few places better than Wyandott county, and has now fully made up his -mind that tho remainder of bis days will be spent here.

After an absence of several Months and of quite extensive travel, Father Kuhls returned to this city on Saturday last. He received quit a cordial welceme from his many friends in Wya'ndott. 22 00 102 00 9 30 75 fob LtfestiM: Horatio SyHndlir, OF NElV YORK. Vice President, FRANCIS P. BLAIR, OF MISSOURI, 2d.

Amnesty for all past offenses and the regulation of the elective franchise in dtates by their owu citissns. Ha Payment of tbe public debt of the TJtrt 'ted tares as rapidly as practicable ail money dr.w.i from the people by taxation, except so ma -has is requisite lor tbe neeessitities of the Cove i.ment economically administered, ieinr applied to such payment, and where the obligations of th Gcver'imeit do tot expressly stae upon their face or where tie law under which tber issued does not provide that thv shall be paid in coin.thev ought in right nited States. It has been before the public 3 30 OVEB twehtt YKARS, and its reputation is ful-' ly established as a superior lAniment in all 10 00 cases where a soothing and relaxing remedy is i required, particularly in. aud iu Justice to be paid in the lawful money naawsaoas mmbbsms of the united States. i 4th.

Equal taxation of every species of prop- Prophecy Fnllfllled B. G. Dunning, for toll signs for sothern bridge. i Allowances May 11 1868, General John MCMahan, for 34 days services as county assessor A. H- an, justices' fees case State vs Zahn Silas Armstrong, sherifTs fees same case B.

o. Zane, constable's fees same case C. S. Gliolc. county attorney's fees case W.

B. Bowman, justices fees case State vs Sparlin Hewitt Silas Armstrong, sheriff's fees same case Glick, county attys fees same case Hixbin Malott, examinabion of Quindaro town site Patrick: lieidr. same servioe O. 8. Glick, connty attys fees examination of official bonds T.

J. Barker, H. W. Freeman and Thomas Bay, viewers on Z. Long road, each $2 00 Wm.

Malott, John M. Mahaney, cha'nmen same road, each $1 B0 J. Mahaney, axman. SamUel Parsons, survey, plat and report P.Bradish.Wm. Butledge and My-len viewers on Canary road, each 82 00 Bowels and Kicfnays, Spnai Affections, Sore Ejes, 6u ns, Piles, Woends and ISJTSSSr' infernal Funics and Abolitionist.

7 35 10 00 er th (Virnmiiit and ever eet Tower in t'hrerf liands. they will over Bruises. he people, the laborer and the office holder, ride the Constitution, set the Supreme Court Church, South, of one of its 'most punctnal and attentive scholars. By his innocence and simplicity our youthful pupil had entwined himself in the affections of both "officers and scholars, and long, long will it be ere the vacant place in the school or hearts of associates will have been filled. But may we not rejoioe that while the Sabbath School oa earth is the loser, that the gem has only been transplant-ad to a fairer field and that his youthful voice is mingled with a more numerous assembly where it will forever more be uplifted iu the praises of his acious Redeemer.

Bat the day previous little Joseph occupied his accustomed seat in the Sabbath School, apparently in the enjoyment of good hea'th, and little did we think when parting that but a few hours would -elapse ere we would bs reassembled around his lifeless form. Truly, "God moves in a mysterious way, His wonders to perform-. We deeply sympathize with' the family in their sudden bereavement, and pray that it may indeed prove a blessing in disguise. "Oh, why put our trust in the frail things of earth, When we know they so soon must decay-; Why make ourselves idols and cling to them stUl, When we know ihat those idols are clay DIPTHERIA. Trask'a Ointment baa been 5 00 00 extensively used for thft naat two vears with July, I8t, eaia John a.

Sampson, and Elica- 'the pensioner and the soldier, the producer at Defiance, change and make laws to suit and thcboofihoider. themselves, lay violent hands on those who 6th iiionomy in the administration of the differ wi.n jn theft opinions or dare Government; the reduction of the 'Standing; their inf.illib.lity, and finally bank- At An for and relief ot bet conveyed by deed to said Pritoh- a'i" ard, the undivided one-half of the north-east rai-munnn n't nv nn mill nri i.iim si -a via i ReliCivas. The Methodist having renovated their SO a IU 'IA'A AC vm whv 1 I IaMSStkA the rupt country and delupe it with blood." men's and all political 600 Church, center Washington avenue and 5th MEYER BROS. Wholesale Agents, St. Louis, Missouri.

D.RANSOM Co, Propr's, 121, Main Street, Buffalo, K.Y. Daniel Webster, rwarcn 4, icov. Here is what Henry Clay said as early as 18i3, in a letter to Rev. Walton Colton ties designed to secure negro supremacy ol the system and discontinuance of mquisitorial modes of assessioe and collecting internal revenue, so that the burden of taxa- there will tre re-opening services next 3 00 1 60 10 60 itlf ilia AKnlitinn nartr bIaVCS Sunday. Rev.

'Q S. Dearborn, of Lawrence, will preach morning and The Pub tioo may oe equalised ana lessened; tne crea it 01 the lof the Government and currency made good; fc be djsperse(i throughout the 'FVy' Union: enter into competition with the Free lic are invited to attend. I. 1 A Ag DR. RANSOM'S JIIVE SYRUP ASD TOLU.

IT is an excellent medicine, neatly put up, cheap, and iust the the thine for the Million. Vandalism. J. Johnson and Wm. Ransom.

6 00 3 00 ohainmen aama rnH onrli i jen To the Fditor Wyandott Democrat No family will be without it when once ac- StACe lnilltMl into ranonui luruci iu uiuc t)i peace, and a tariff tor revenue upon foreign 1 Laborer with the American, the Irish, the imports, and uch equal taxation the German; reduce his wages, be confounded Internal Revenue laws as will afford incident-; with him. and effect his moral and social al protection to domestic manufactures, and as 8ianding. And as the nltras go both for b-well, withouS impairing the revenue impose ana Amaliramatien, their object is to the least fnrden upon and best promote, and thm laboring white man and Samuel Parsons, survey, put and re in iui tiainted with its virtues For years past we, the citizens owning for-' port, same road Johnson, Jonn Cullinan and i ha laborinir fclwok woman, to Reduce the white TIIROIT AND LCKGS. At this season of the year, when Coughs 'and 6 00 Colds are troublesome, every family should have a safe and certain xemedy at band. Dr.

3 00 RahSom's Hive Syritp asj Tofctr is everything 1 50 "It is not oflly pleasant for children to take, but is a certain cure for Cnovr.wHooFiKoCotroB, in ei Bronchitis, Asthma, Cottohs, and all affec-1V tions of the Thboat and LuirGS. Sold by all est lands adjoining the city, have been annoyed "by a certain class of lawless people who make it a practice of cuttiug down valuable timber in Order to reach grap-es, nuts and other fruits by all easier method than climbing besides cutting and carrying away timber for fuel and other purposes breaking trees and laboring man to the despised and degraded condition of the black mam.1' The following words fell from th lips of that eminent my rtyr, A. Lincoln: "I am not. nor ever have been, in favor of limothy M. McMahan, viewers on Rntledge readeaoh 82 00 Wm.

itutledge and Wm. Ranson, chainmen on same road each $160 Wm. Foley, axman same road Samuel Parsons, survey, plat and re- road Samuel Parsons, survey, plat and re-. port on Tucker road R. Taylor, printing blanks fer county Allowances June 1st quarter of the south-east quarter, and north half of the south-east quarter of the south-east quarter of said land and that on the same day and date said Pritchard conveyed by deed the undivided on-half of all of said land to said Elizabeth Sampson, and that on'the 8th day of May, 1867, said John G.

Sampson and Elisabeth Sampson conveyed to said Pritchard the undivided one-half of all of said land and that on the same day and date said Pritchard conveyed to Elizabeth F. Sampson the undivided one-half of all of sail land; and that by deed, dated Julyl 4th, 18 and recorded December 9th, 1867, said Elizabeth F. Sampson audJohn G. Sampson conveyed the undivided one-half of all of said land to said Pritchard. And said plaintiffs charge in their said pe-tition that all of said deeds of conveyance from said Sampson and wife to Pritchard, and from Pritchard to said Elizabeth F.

Sampson, were without consideration, and made iu fraud of the rights of said plaintiffs, and praying that the same' may be cancelled and held for naught and that said land may he subjected to the payment of their several debts against said John G. Sampson, to-wit: Phillippi I. Garth in the sum of $184 50 Henry F. Hereford in tbe sum of $181 23, and to Keefer Bro. in the sum of 131 08, with interest and cost.

And tbe said Elizabeth F. Sampson. are hereby notified that unless you plead, answer or demur to said petition on or before the 4th day of September, A. D. 18oS, the same will be taken as true, and a decree entered against yon in accordance with the prayer thereof.

Dated June Si), IStiS. JAMES A. CRCfSE, Clerk of District Court- Wyandott County. Holmes Black, Atty's for P.aiiiljffs. r6v2wCt Drucslsta.

Price SB Cents ner Bottle. bringing about in any way the social and po 16 60 mpvps none in young timber; with various other trespasses. IF I- -1 1 .1 1 39 00! i rropr izi main Now we are forced to the adoption of two alternatives First, taking legal eteps to ob ot.iiouis, missouri. i street, uuuaio, W. X.

John Hosp, boarding AVyandttt coun tain damages. Second, destroying our wild grape vines to save the timber. To the first ty prisoners we have serious objections. It would amount John Hosp, guarding jail J. A.

Berry, publishing procedings litical equality -oflne white ana oiacx races I am not, and never have been in favor of making voters or jurors of negroes nor of qualifying them to hold office, or intermarrying with white people and I will say in addition to this, that there is a physical difference between thf blfick and white races, which I believe will forever forbid the two races living together on terms of social and political equality, and inasmuch as they cannot so live, while they do remain together, there must be the position of superior and inferior, and I as niuch as any man, am in favor of having the superior position assigned the white race." of county commissioners to nothing. It would not pay, nor would it correct the evil, and we are unwilling to be C. I. H. Nichols, for error in payment of taxes forced, and will not be compelled to adopt J.

STATEMENT. The following statement shows the allowances made by the Board of Com fy Commissioners of Wyandott county. Kansas, during the April term, A. D- 1868, of said iioard. Allowances of April 6th, .1868 Regular Session: To John Hosp, boarding Wyandott County prisoners to April 1, 1864 i 80 Joseph E.

Powell, provisions furnished paupers, 5 50 E. F. Heisler, services as Co. Sup't. Pub.

Instruction, to date. .132 00 Q. Neubert, medioines furnished paupers, 9 00, James McGrew, for supplies furnished paupers, 35 00 John Hosp, pro visions furnished paupers, 26 50 M. C. Clary, boarding paupers, 119 00 C.

B. Demming, medicines and medicines and medical attendance on paupers, 23 58 Samuel Parsons, one days' service on Pearson road, mileage and report, 6 80 Samuel Parsons, one days service on H. B. Powell road, 1170 Samue Parsons, one days service on vacation of Wyandott and Tooley Ferry road, 12 60 M. Itutledge, II.

F. Reid and Jas. Collins, viewers on vacation ot Wy- an dot and Tooley Ferry road each 27 60 28 00 21 00 11 88 78 00 75 00 51 00 12 00 51 50 the last alternative and, therefore will adopt a taore effectual and summary process. Therefore take notice, white, black and tan colored, that if caught in the act of perpetrating any of these lawless acts may experience some se CHURCH DIRECTORY. Methodist Episcopal Church South, corner of Minnesota avenue and Seventh street Rev.

JOSGPH KING, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 10 o'clock A. M. and 7 o'clock P. M.

SabJaath School at 9 o'clock A. M. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening at 7 o'clock. German Methodist Episcopal Cboroli, corner of Ann and Fifth street Rev. M.

Schmibrlb Pastor. Preaching everv Sabbath at 10 o'clock A. and 7J o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at 9 o'clock A.

M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening at 7J o'clock P. M. St. Paul's Chdrch -Episcopal Fourth street, near Kansas avenue Rev.

A. BEATTY, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7J o'clock P.

M. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Congregational Church, corner of Fifth street and Nebraska Avenue Rev. E. A.

HAR LOW, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at 11 o'clock, A. aud o'clock, P. M. Scats free.

Sabbath School following service. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening. rious annoyance from seme certain small but heavy substances lodged under their "doublets." We intend to defend our property rights. So, now, "in patience possess ye your souls." 4 00 Self-Scaling Fruit Cans Superior to any ether kind. For sale cheap at Mathers' drug tore, corner Minnesota avenue and Fourth street.

the great industrial interests of tbe Ttii- He form of abuses in the administration, the expulsion of corrupt men from office, tbe restoration of rightful authority to and the independence of the Exeruti and Judiciary Department ol the Government. The subordination of tbe military to the civit power, to he -ud that the nsurpat on of Congress -and Vhe despotism of the sword may cease. gth. ikiual rights and protection tor nattt and native-born citizens at home nd abroad tne assertion of American nationality, which shall command tbe respect of loreign T-owersand iurniBh an example and encouragement to people straggling for national in naJ liberty and individual rights, and the iaainUinaace of the. rights of nat uralized citizens against the absolute doctrine of immutable allegiance and the claims of foreign powers to punish them for alleged crimer coinniitted beyond their jurisdiction.

THK Blli OF INDICTMENT AOAINbT TBI! EAXI-CAL In demanding measures and re'orms, we atraisn the Kadina) party for its disregard of right ad the unparalleled oppression and tyranny Uich have markea its career after the most o3.c--a:i and nuummous pledge of both xious iji-Usfress to prosecute tbe war ex-iusiveiy i vha maintenance of the Govern-ufut aurl thf. prtrarvatiou of tbe Union, and thf Ith ts rmatcdiivMABted that most sacred wtdeh wae collected that iHbl to i ar? leer army wMch carried our fla to victory, instead of restoring tne Union, it has far as in its power dissolved it, and subjected ten States, in time of profund peace, to military despotism and negro supremacy. It has nullified their right ol tr.al by jury. It bas abolished the habeas corpus, that most sacred writ of liberty. It has overthrown tbe freedom of speech and prtss It has substituted arbitrary seizures and ar-rrts, and militarv trial, aud secret star chamber inquisitions for constitutional tribunals.

It has disregarded, in time of peace, the right of tbe people, to be tree from searches and seizures It has entered the post and telegraph of3cea, nd even the rooms of private individuals, and seized their private papers and letters, without npecification or notice of affidavit, as re-qnf a by the organic law. it has converted the American Capitol into a bastile. It has established a svstem of spies and official episonage, to which no constitutional monarchy of turope would now dare to resort It has abolished the right of appeal on important Constitutional questions, to the supreme judicial tribunal, and threatens to curtail or destroy its original jurisdiction, which is irrevocably vested by the Constitution, while the learned Chief Justice has been sub- Iectei to great and atrocious calumnies, mere-j secause bi would not prostitute his higo office to the support of tbe false and partisan oharzes preferred against tbe President. Its corruption and extravagance bas exceeded anything know, in history, and by its fraud nd monopolies it han nearly doubled the burden of tbe debt during the war. It has stripped the President of his Constitutional power of appointment, even ot his own Cabinet Under its repeated assaults the pillars of the Government are rocking on their base, and should it succeed in November next and inaugurate its resident, we will meet it as a sub-lect atid conquered people, amid tbe turns of and the scattered fragments of the Con 3 00 Democratic State Convention.

State Cen. Committee Rooms, Topeka, June 20, 1868. Notice is hereby given that a democratic state convention, composed of twice as many delegates frovi each county as the county is entitled to members in the House of Represenarives, will be held in the city of Topeka on Wednesday, the 29th day of July, 1868, at 12 o'clock, to nominate presidential member of congress, state officers, arid the transaction of such other business as thai properly nc before the (onvention. The democracy of the various counties are requested to assemble at their respective county seats in mass convention on 8 50 $2 00, 6 00 36 80 Michael Maroney aud John E. Stewart, chairmen ou vacation of Wyandott nd Tooley Ferry road, each Methodist.

Episcopal Church, corner of Washington Avenue, and Fifth street Rev. JAS. Mow to Frcserre Furs. Ladies are often anxious about keepine furs free Iroiu moths, during the summer mouths. A sure but simple remedy for Fifty Sealed propola's will be rceived by the undersigned fa the building of tvo Bribes, in-Wyandott township, Wyantott connty, Kansas, according plana and ifica'ions oa file ill tne County Clerk's office of said county until the 11th day of July, la3 at; 12 ('clock, of said day One of sail Bridges to built across Jscte's1 Creek, and Cfteur be built across the West Irauch of Mtfi-ci? Creek ori the Beidy road ab-mt 5J trri fit miies wst of Wyandott City each wilt be 72 feet in length, one 14 feet a nd le 21 fear in heishfa Bidders will be required to make separate' bids for each Bridge, and may bid tor one- or bod.

Contractors will leave their hf.ig wirh J. Keplinger at the Connty Clerk's office of said county, at or be ore the time above specified Each contractor is require to enclose with ifi-i bid for the work a Bond rn- tie sum of tfte wore btd for, to 'Wyapdott couutj, witl or more sU -eties. conditioned for the faithful performance of their contract io case the con tract for the wora bid tor; siall be awarded to them. The undersigned reserves himself the right to any or all bids. Akthoitx McGrath.

Trustee of Wyandott township Wyandott county Kansas. June 19. 1868 4wSt, $1. 0, 3 00 LAWRENCE P.istor. Preaching every Sabbath at 11 o'clock.

A. and Sunset. Sab i Cents. Address, 1. P.

Long. T. W. Noiand and T. II.

Caritou, eatrh-2 00, viewers ou if. tiox 45, U'yanuott, i. us. bath School at 3 o'clock, P. M.

6 00 Powell road. yiiin Hilled. IADKPKM)EXT ORDERS. 20 45 16 00 5 50 6 5 5 50 6 70 5 90 1 50 up- nvr. 1 50 John McMahan, services as county assessor John McMahan, 42 days horse hiro while assessing real estate Anthony McGrath, 17 days services as assessor Wyandott township Anthony McGrath, 12 days horse hire while assessing personal property Dr.

G. B. Hood, judgment vs county in appeal from decision of comniis-. sioners for professional services rendered T. D.

Nepples, pauper Allowances June 8th, 1868: Samuel Parsons, 1 days' survey of southern road through land owned py F. Mather F. -McOarriek and C. F. Kelly, chain.

men on same survey each 1 50 S. Howe, boarding wounded man certified by BberirV Armstrong S. Glick, county atty's fees in criminal cases J. B. Scroggs, justices fees in criminal ca-es determined before him Silas Armstrong, constable's tees in criminal cases George McDougle, witness fees case Stare vs Smiih Breiigam Wm.

McDougle, witness same case James S. Smith, witness same case W. D. Sii-ith, witness same case Wm. Juste.fi, witness s.ime case S.

C. Huston, witness frame case D. B. Pate, witness same case Win. Pedigo.

Wm. Fen ill and Jeremiah Smith, trirnesses same case each $3 00 Francis Stochr and George Pedigo, witnesses same case each $3 00 C. S. Glick, county atty's fees same case J. J.

Keplinger, county clerk's fees for transcript case 9r, Wood vs county ailas Armstrong, sheriffs fees same case James A. Cruise, clerk's fees same case J. A. Cruise, incidental expenses of dis; court Silas Armstrong, serving venaire and talisiuau Ccoper Field, rent for county offices, contingent The following is a certified statement of costs in criminal cases deter-, mined before the district court as certified by J. A Cruise, clerk of said court, which was allowed payable out of the general fund ani the Tank, a man named Joshua iiix.ey was r.

over and ins antly killed by 1 5J Wyandotte Chapter, No, 6. R. A. meets Saturday, the 18th of July, 1868, and on the second and fourth Saturday nights of the cars. Bixley at the time of his death was then and there elect delegate to the State convention.

5 50 3 80 i 9 CO The delegates upon their arrival at To each montn. I. SHARP, H. P7 J. J.

KEPLINGER, Secretary. 1 oo WYANDOTTE LODGE, NO. 3. F. peka are requested to present their ere employed in herding cattle for R.

F. Stage, and it is supposed that he had Bat down upon the track and fallen asleep, lie leaves no family. Removed. The Wyandott Library Association have removed their bocks to E. F.

Ileisler's office, dentials to the secreU.ay of the State Cen 4 iO 19 35 26 75 10 25 flSf A. A. meets the First and Third 600 17 50 aSSS Saturday night of each month. E. T.

HOVEV, W. M. I. B. SHARP, Secretary.

oo i. o. o. in Dunning' Hall. We notice that a new.

1 40 9 25 book case has been purchased and under the supervision of Mr. Ileisler better care will be taken of them than heretofore. Summunduwot Lodse. No. 3.

1 irvia cuuin carrier on II. B. Powell road, M. Cassidy.sarne service, same road, D. Cleveland, marker, aaic road, The following are cuiiiingent allowances of April 6th, 1868 Samuel Parsons, cash, paid for stationery for Surveyor's office, J.

A. Cruise, cash paid for stationery and case of drawers for office oi elerk of court, John H. Ramsey, records for cie of district court, N. McAlpine, cash paid for statistical books and Ex. charges on same, J.

J. Keplinger, cash paid for wood, oil, for effice, Allowances, Adjourned Meeting, April 13th, 1868: J. JJ. Scroggs, justices' fees, drawing petit jury, April term, 1868, W. B.

Bowman, same feryice, Silas Armstrong, sheriff's fees, petit jury, April term, 1868,, J. A. Berry, publishing treasurer's notice and sheriff's proclamation, (. D. Bowling, clothing for prisoners per order of sheriff, Q.

D. Bowling, clothing for paupers per order of tp. trustee, Wm. Stutton, boarding and care of D. Nepples, P.

McFarlin, sheriff of Leavenworth boardingWyandott Co. pria'ns Byron Judd, services as trustee Wyandott township, 70 O. O. mMt9 at TVfnOwvw'H Wagmi Making! HOSMAN, CASTRiNG (Successors to Weber) Corner of Minnesota Are. A Fiftb Street, Wyandott Take pleasure in announcing to the public that they are fully prepared to manufacture WAGONS, BUGGIES OR ES of any description, to order.

They are practi-tical workmen themselves, emolay none but tbe best of mechanics, and personally snper- intend all work put uo at their shops. Thev axe sifled that tbey can make as eood and Hall every Alondav meht. Mem 3 75 bers in good stand ins are cordially invited to 2 00 2 00 10 65 attena its meetings. HENRY W. COOK, N.

Joseph C. Welsh, Secretary, Refreshing. A nice, cooling, refreshing shower visited these parts yesterday. Following the excessive heat of tbe past few weeks since, it is being appreciated "hugely." The crops are 2 00 tral Committee, at the office of Messrs. Martin Burnes, and the Secretary is directed to prepare a roll of the members elected, by counties, in the order in the House of llepresentntives.

By order of the State Central Committee. Tnos. P. Fenlon, Chirmari. Wilson 3 hannon.

Secretary. 5E.4LF SHEET. On Wednesday last Mr. Berry, the editor of this paper, was prostrated in the street by the heat since which time he has been unable to attend to any business, and is atpreseut confined to bis bed. In consequence of this we are unable to issue but a half sheet this week.

28 85 87 50 Wyandotte Division No. 9 of T. me es eve now safe. Hall. ry Thursday evening at MeGrew A.

J. GRIN ROD. Floater. An individual, name unknown to us, was J. H.

nannis, n. Miss B. Habuis, r. durable a waj'on as can be made at any of th leading manufactories in the country, and pledge themseives to sell found in the river a short distance above the stitution. ruKTHXK DECLARATIONS.

And we do declare and resolve, that ever since the people of the United States threw off all subjugation to the British Crown, the privileges aud trust of suffrage have belonged to tbe several States, and have been granted, regulated and controlled exclusively by the power of each State respectively, and any attempt by Congress, on any pretext whatever, to deprive any State of tbi right, or interfere with this exercUe is a flagrant usurpation of power, which can find no warrant iu the Con city one day this week. We learn that it was St. Jose pis BeiifTOlen't Society. This Society meets the First Sunday in each -A- LITTLE C3E9l3E-AJEER I W. B.

Bowman, justices fees in crim- oae of the parties drowned at Leavenworth a inal oases Month, at the Catholic School House. They design to make wagon matin a snr-- 12 tf M. GORMAN, Sec'y. J. B.

Scroggs, ustices' fees in crimi few dftjs since. nal oases G. A. Sch reiner, overseer southern ialty.and if sufficiently patronized, to build up a large establishment in Wyandott. They keep a supply et wagons constantly on hand, to which they invite the attention of buyers.

They are also prepared to all kinds of Wyandotte City Cricket Club. Monthly meetings First Monday in each M. B. Newman, justices fees in crimi Sunstroke. Watchmaker Smith succumbed to heat and bridge '6 months out of toll fund, nal cases THE XEUX.

G. A. Schreiner, wheelbarrow. P. S.

Ferguson, censtable's fees in month at Club rooms. Play days every Tuesday at 2 o'clock P. M. The public are invited to witness the Agents are authorized to stitution, aud, if sanctioned by the people, will subvert our of Government, and can only end in single, centralised, consolidated government, and in which the separate existence of a tea will be entirety absorbed, and an un Allowances, April 25th, 1868: lager on Wednesday, but a free application of ice saved his life. criminal cases sell excur-round trin 7 00 13 75 15 Co 28 00 261 00 100 00 125 00 3 00 46 00 6 00 18 00 18 80 33 00 S3 00 24 O0 24 00 '4 00 24 00 24 sion tickets one fare for the Pearson Huffaker, provisions fur Silas Armstrong, same, crim cases Tt 3S 'JL IRING short notice, and most reasonable terms.

Particular attention given to nished paupers per order p. trustee 1. B. Sharp, President Law son Cook, Secretar.y. qualified despotism be established in place of B.

V. Guok, same, crim cases E. 0. Zane, same, criminal cases Wm. Cook, provisions furnished pau A Card.

Electricity is beginning to occapy that im T. W. Noland, same criminal cases pers per order tp. trustee, 11 LACHSMITHIJfG. R.

Hewitt, medical attendance on portant position which its efficacy as a reme P. 8. Ferguson, same, crim cases All work done at onr shona. nf whiimp paupers. Silas Armstrong, same, crim cases character, will bo warranted FiimniM mn il.

B. Newman, same, enra eases licited. HQ5KSMAX. CASTKLNfiA PO. John Hosp, boarding-Co.

prisoners, -John Hosp. guarding jail 11 nights, dial agent justifies. While it will not miraculously cure evebt case of disease, under ah r.iacuMSTANCBs, as quacks who know nothing roBiHBunor Gen. IT. S.

Grants C. S. Glick, same, criminal cases for the Democratic Conventiou at Topeka on the 29th. The tickets are good from the 28th to 30th. We hope to see everybody go.

A telegram dated Baltimore, -July 24, informs us of a terrible freshet sweeping away all kinds of movable property, street cars, Mr. Ward, a printer was drowned. All communication between 41y 55 50 95 8 65 76 63 05 2 20 4 05 35 14 25 7 75 10 00 15 00 26 00 12 13 20 12 40 12 5 12 50 3 4 I 10 90 10 HO 3 00 1 00 2 60 40 174 T6 Thomas Maxneld. do do do D. Thomas, witness fee in crim cases T.

F. Garrett, 12 days, attendance on court, a ederal union or equal states. That we regard tha reconstruction acts, of Congress, so called, as usurpations, unconstitutional, revolutionary and void. That our soldiers and sailors who carried tbe flag of our country to victory against most gallant and determined foe must ever be gratefully remembered, and all the guarantees giv-tu in their lavor must he faithfully carried into execution. That the public land should, be distributed widely smocg the people, and should be disposed of either under the preemption of the homestead lands, ami sold in reasonable quantities, and to none but actual occupants, at tbe minimum price establish by the Government When grants of the public lands may be allowed necessary for the encouragement of im By the Hon.

Henry C. Demimr. Issued un Time Money. 12 days saine service. der the sanction and by the authority of Grant himself.

The author is wall known as one of the most brilliant writers and eloouent orators of the principles of its application claim, it doss relieve suffering in many c-isvs where all other remedies fail, anf it now used by many of the most sci-iiific in both hospitals and privi; pr The great John same service. biias 12? day the eastern and western parts of the city XT- 1 ebstaole to the gener 1 U-c city, tin in the country. Agents will find this one of the most intensely interesting biographies ever published in America, and is selling Tory rapidly- Send for circulars giving fall partio-. ulars, and see wbat the press says of the work. Address, NATIONAL PTJBI3SHDTO CO.

148 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. CLOCK MD 'm MAKER JI. Wilson, same criminal eases H. Benns, same, crimnal cases Emily Wilson, same, erim cases H. West, same, criminal cases B.

Y. Glick, same, crim 'cases Geo. Tubbe, same, crim cases H. D. Smith, same crim cases W.

F. Fairehild, same crim cases Dr. Wood, same, crim cases C. Hot rick, same, crim cases D. Wry na, same, crim cases -D.

Pearson, same, crim cases James A. Cruise clerk's fees crimi- nal cases us Bioprcu. no sucu nooa was ever AT portant public improvements the proceeds of 9 00 the sale or such lands, and not the lands them nell, should be so applied. Watson dt Huskins' Store, Wyandott, known there before. The important case of Overton Kep ler vs.

the Union Pacific Railroad Com til within the past te'w-yesari, is beoa ill want of a suitable appjiius for it's. Ho tion. difficulty tias eM surthiiu ti and its efficacy proved by exp? enee. I ive ne of the best batteries invented, and au prepared to treat all cases to which this remedy is applicable. jrresiaenc oi tne unuea Diaws, Andrew Johnson, in exercising the power of Rpairinc a Speciality.

Prices as low, and work as good as at IT an Road Notice. NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be presented to the Board of County Com 14 00 14 50 7 70 pany was argued, Thursday, before the sae City, or elsewhere. All work warranted. ratronage soUcited. ibtf missioners of Wyandott county Kansas on the 3 00 Supreme Court, at Topeka.

This is the A true report, J. J. KRPLINGER, CouL.y of a county road described a follows, to-wit 4 60 3 U0 Electricity is especially good in eases of fe third time the merits of this suit have been discussed in this the case His high office iu resisting the aggressions of Congress on the Constitutional rights of the tttate and the people, is entitled to the gratitude of tne whole American people, and on behalf of the Democratic party, we tender him our thanks for his patriotic efforts in that regard. THE APPEVL TO THE PEOPLE. Upon this platform the Democratic party anneal to every patriotic citizen, including ail tbe Conservative element, and all who desire WAITED.

IN EVERY COUNTY in the United States, a good man to sell by 6 0 has been tried twice in the lower 1 court. AdminlStrafOr's i Otlre. Uommenoinir at the corner or see 9ft town -VT oriCB is given that on theeiath jJf 25 JV rSS'SOSZ 1 ict Vj said sec 34 about one third of a mile to the fay of December A. D. J867, the Prohv Mot bluff tbft fo ot Court of Wyandott county, Kansas, gr mea bluff to intersect the east line of said seo at or letters, of administration to tbe undersigned neas the eorof the or of 07 of said Silas Armstrong, mileage and trans-' portiug prisoners from Leavenworth C.

B. Steveus. and guard duty while" traaiporriBg prisoners ft oui Leavenworth, 0 S. Barfiett, serviceg as juror at Apcil term of dial court, 18t8 i Geo. sa ue, April term 1838 Was Flint, ApiiJ tPrn 168 R.

Cha'k, same, April tri ui lfeGS J. Handford same, April term '68 Wm Stutton, same, Aprir term 1868' F. H. Betton and Bd. Belter, same April term 1868, each $3 K) D.

Smith, same, April term 1868 J. Peerson, same April term 1668 M. Toungman, same April term '68 1 C. Perry, Wm. B.

B. Tert ling, Jos Handford, and F. Weber, same, April term 1868 each $3 00 S. MUehamr same, April term 1868 George Tubbe, same, April term '68 J. Clapperton, same.

April term '68 1 V. Lane and Francis same, April term 186V fa 00 each David Ry us, same, April term. 1868 Herrick Stone and David Kirk bride. same, April terra 18t8, each $1 00 K. A.

Kirk, juror April term 1868 of district oourt 11 50 The action is one brought by the plaint 8 00 male weakness, general dabiliiy, neuralgia, rheumatism and chrome and aevute nervous diseases generally. 4wH BRYANT Shorb St BlanchmreV Have the exclusive sale of Brinkerfeoof Corn Husker in Kansas, and in alt that territory west of Jefferson Mo. i upon the estate 01 Charles a. Garrett dec, sec 34 thence south along trie east line of said to support the Constitution and restore the wmpte, umuaseriata's Conaaiaatiom Square, Plumb, Level Bevel. The greatoat invention of the age, sad one that every Mechanic, Workman and Farmer in the buy.

Send address, with name, state cmnty, and Poet-Offlce. plainly written! sad Tf will aend circulars and terms. W. S. BATCHJSLI1EK Pittsburgh.

Pn. may 22, 18C8 iffs to recover for ties alleged to have been delivered to the defendants, whoreply and that all pers-as having claims against Union, forgetting all past differences of opin aec to intersect the; Shawnee and Westport road er as near the route above described as a irtmd mad nan hr made, at a raasttnabln rrrnrnno. n2-w3 TnoMA Powna. 15 oe that the ties were net delivered to them, but to Hallet Co. The verdict on the io to unite witn us in tne present great strag-le for the liberties of the people; and that So all such, in atever party they may have Leretofrre belonged, we extend the right hand fellowship, and bail ail swchr oo-operatiag -v th its, ii friends and brothers.

last trial, at favor of the plaintiffs, was the said estate, are required to exhibit them the said administrator within one year after the date of the letters or they may he precluded from any benefit of such estate end that if such claims be not exhibited 1 within three yeaes from the date of the letters, they shall be-forever barred. Ji KSSSEiL GARRETT, Administrator of the esta of Charles B. Garrett dec. i TO whom it may eoBoerm, notiee is hereby ebren that a aetition-wm he nmnwd an Li. Sneer's Wines are the pure juice of the grape, whose pure and.

generous qualities oan- not be exoelled for the invalid or convaleaoeat. They, are highly esteemed for' saeramental fpO whom it may concern. Km in i tv. 4 6. 3 00 10 00 "75" iroo 7 00 2 00 6 SO 6 60 7 the Hon.

Board of County Commissioners of given that a petition will be BrM.nt.rf tiL yanaocs oouncy lyansas. on the first Moxlav ini omj xooo, pravimr or cue 100 inou or a coun ty road common rtng en the section uno. divid- fw3 A tt. W. Cook.

Att'y Iiis snntinns 1 snil 1 1 aabln 11 1 1 1 mmt $5,900. The case was argued for the plaintiffs by Hon Thos. P. Fenlon and L. B.

Wheat, with the characteristic abU ity of those gentlemen, and By Hon JvP. Usher for the Beifroad Company. The decision is reserved but will probably given within a week. purposes. It.

H. Uooa mne makes -good DttHT LIKE IT. It-is E'ild that "Brick" Pomeroy don't like tie Swymvas asvd Blair ticket, and taers i troag probability that he will support Grant and Colfax. don't like to believe the story. We can't think that PorTy made of that kind of tuff.

wnere tarn gewy read lueutuuai ae west line Jeremiah Slkim, same servioe Jacob Kerstetter, same service All the hard timber nn 140 acres laad-of tna wyaocott acres land the Board of Commissiouers of WyaadeU county, Kansas, on the Srst Monday ia July, r868. praying for the location of a county road commencing at a point on the second standard para tell where fhe west line of the Wyando4t Keswvve inlersects -(he aaat line of the Delwui-Rirve. 'thence' west on said paralell line to' the west line of Wyandott n2w2 Wnxxon. SALE Five Ten-acre lots, two mUi Oeorte Elkins. same servioe on the Missouri eix miln ilea w.VotZJii west aber Wraa HSm' ld teaimr to the 'west line of Wyandott county or as near said line as a -H road can be made at a reasonable ex- 00 j.

WMtot wyanoow, nev snmctetfiwa read, i OhriMoher Hester, sameaervioe doUtf. Enautre uT Ttmu Jk. WtTn yc wthciuwh Hu eciiaoi nouae, a jnafor, vYm.Moeie. Boston-milei from Wyandott, on Muncietown roM, Steele, II. Hanrion and Jeremiah TrA9 1 v.n..i.

arJ-O 7 50 Af. xt. Vnwa same service, esch 1 CO, ohk.