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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

TmE New York Economist, which has
always been opposed to Secretary Bout,
wells policy, says: at is dctinity known
that the class Of bonds first called in Tor
redemption is held in the proportion OF
tour-tilths in Europe. As foreign holders
have manifested decided preference for
the gold rather than accept the new. usc
ol bonds, il follows that Of the $50, 100000
in gold which Mr.. Boutwell, proposes to
disburse for the redemption Of bonds OF
1869, about $4,000, 600 must go To Eu
rope. a Iorcign demand for other kinds
ol American securities would, Of course
check this outflow OF specie. Bnl this re
suit is scarcely 10 bclOokcd for in the pres
ent condition 0f the European money mar
kcls. Curiously enough, Secretary Bout
wcllspolicy is producing the same effect.
on the finances OF his own country tina
have been caused in France by Bismark'.
stern eXactiOn Of All indemnify, In bOtl
countries there is n drain 0f specie To lnee
the obligations elsewhere"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

Mr.. SAMUEL BOWELS has been studying
the politics OF Missouri, and writes from
st. Louis in reference TO the present posi-.
tiOn Of parties:
1t is not very easy to see how politi.
cal parties in Missouri will work out OF
the confusion that the late campaign, with
its division in the Republican ranks and
the semi.coAlition Of the Democrats with
the Liberal Republicans, created. If Gen
Grant should be rcnOminatcd, n COnSid.
cradle portion OF the Republicans woull
be permanently thrown oil, and Join nj.
most any sort Ofliberal opposition. Graiz
Brown, the Governor, is much more like.
ly to join such an opposition movement
than Senator Carl SChurz, the latter cvi.
IDENTIFY being less inclined to sever his
connection with the Republican party.
Whether Gen. Grant could carry Mis-
souri, under such circumstances is doubt
full. The probabilities now are that he
could not, while it is absolutely certain
that any 0the: republican could without
any difficulty. 1t is thus obviously for
the interest OF the Republicans of Miss.
Ouri that another than Gen. Grant should
he the party candidate, for with almost
any other leader they could, rs they can
not with him, restore the party Ia all its
old unity. and more than its old rowrr
over the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

RESERVATION OF PUBLIC LAMBS MIR.
Tyncr Of Indiana has introduced a bill in
the House OF Representatives to prevent
tue further sale of the public lands fiji for
tillarge, which provides that the sale Of
lands shall cease, except as provided for
in the prcemplion laws, for the disposi.
ton OF town sites, and mineral lands. a
provision is made To prevent this act from
being so construed ai to forbid the lOca.
tlon Of military bounty lands warrants,
agrictural college scrip, or any other
scrip, M authorized under existing laws.
The bill also provides that no more than
22Oacrcs shall he located by any one per,
ann
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

MILWAUKEE, January lG.-Thc annual
session Of the Masonic fraternity of Wis.
Consin commenced Inst night. The
Grand Council met last evening, and
elected A. V, II. Carpenter, Grand Master,
md i. j. Crosby, Treasurer. The Grand
Chapter ol Royal Arch Masons Of the
State met At ten O'clock this morning,
and the Grand C0mmandcry will meet
tomorrow afternoon. The financial con
ditlon is considered sound Ond cncourng.
ing,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

The Chicago 7Ibune says that Gov.
Warmoth, of Louisiana, is the most cx.
traordinary and prccOcious leader in the
South. lie is represented to he six feet
three inches high, Ofa slcndcr wiry built,
but with fine, kCntuCky.lO0king face
large nose, full at the nOstrils, keen, meas
uring eyes, Il superb mustAChc and well
cut brOws and chin. lie is native of
Louisiana, began public life when cigh.
teen years OF age, being then fluent
stump speaker, and now at twenty,eight,
he is an arrogant, kcCn.wittcd and sue.
Cessiul man, worth probably halra mil.
lion dollars, Of which he has accumulated
more than one hIndrCd thousand in the
practice Of law in New Orleans. lie Is
IinmarriGd-is much sCandaliHcd on the
marriage point invertebrates Lis own
game, and is thoroughly skeptiCal about
men, having pretty tough time Of 1t in
Louisiana, where nearly oil the politicians
rebel, negro and NorthGrn-arc insin.
CCrC, hollow wrctChes, who would turn
their backs upon him, or Grant or any.
body, tomorrow, il they supposed his
power was growing less. Warmoth's
weakness are his rashncss, bOyness and
implacability. lie spends short time, in
every case Of difficulty, TO effect com.
promise and this failing, he resolves into
IN enemy, and Is hGncelorward unpacih.
able. Glutted with powor at an age when
men generally are still pouring over
school books or learning some vocation,
this ordinary specimen Of American oppor.
tumties in time of political chaos, has al
ready had an epic career, and lives in much
lonely life the loss OF youth poorly
compensated for by premature dominion.
His courage, mental and physical, has
been fully tested.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
CHICAGO.

CmcAoo, january The cnllrc time
of the criminal court was exhausted to-
day in hearing dilatOry motions from the
counsel who are defending the Aldermen
indicted for bribery and other 0ilcnsrs
They now seek Changcor venue. claim.
ing that they cannot get II tair trial undo,
the present state 0f public opinion.
Proceedings have been initialcd looking
TO the arrest md punishment Of the lead
Vrs in the riot last evening ut the common
council chamber
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Patent Case Decided.

MILWAUKEE, January lG.-An impor,
tant patcnt case has Just been decided in
the United States District Court, Judge
Drumond presiding The plaintills were
Johns Powell ~ Co, owners Of patent
cultivator. The defendant was Van
I'cnnct, who hns been manufacturing
similar machines throughout the country,
The Jury returned verdict in favor ol
the plaintiff, which unless the case gors
To the Supreme Court ol the United
States aud is there reversed, will settle
the question Of Powell Il Co.'S rights
under IlIG patent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
The Japanese Embassy at Snn Frnn.
cisco,

SAN FRNNcISCo, January IG-Onc OF
the Japanese princcsscs, destined Tor
Vassar College, cNquisitcly beautiful, will
make sensation, The Embassy nnd suite,
with the exception OF the Prime Minister,
arrived here in outlandish English ready.
made garments, Of all styles since the
flood, which they have already discarded
IOr the most fashionable clothing Obtain.
able here. The Prime Minister still ad.
heres to his native costumc-richIy en-
br0idcrcd satin, Receptions Of civil, mil.
itary and naval officers have been going
on MI day. Citizens exhibit respect, hut
no sightseeing and offensive curiosity is
manifested,
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The LOUISIANA IMBROGLIO.

New ORLEANS, January Ii rhrCivi
military, legislative and political fare
still continues nominally unchanged.
| Warm0ths Winchester rifle mctropoii
tQns occupy the approaches tn the Stat,
House rs usual.
SENATE. E.-NOVuOrlm This announce
mcnt caused WHrmOthitc stock, whicl
went up yesterday like u rocket, in com,
down with equal velocity.
llousE,-lIOistcrOus and disor,lcrIy Ic
glSlaturc! The Cartcritc members seen
10 have spent their fury. They failed I,
put in an appearance to-day The rcsul
Is not yet asccrtainCd.
President Grants refusal In interior,
gives very general satisfaction.
Gen. +. j. Heron, formerly Unite,
SlAlcS MArSilll, afterwards Il State iaN
collector, and now WarmOth's Secretary
OF State and one of his advisers, who re
Eellliy emerged from the bankrupt court
leH!MSlhs !Ms nus cre"Itors minus about halt 4
i.l.lon, n,, !hciuMinE clalms OF the United
i7'n.es loI TlVoWo' continues his career
t rsSs ,S weSN 9G6 nc s'tve Tie treasurer check
~, w. So,TVo III SettiClicht "I his account n'
,!N ~; '"I'cc'"r, wllicll was not hon0rcd
ne'l presented lllG nahk officers report
cu u" i'ilus. 80 lhlS little lrreGlllarlty is
SUI 'haIlustcd.
Ni'lI Logan, OF tlic llrm OF Logan "
iMterSoh' Shot ana killed Clarence John
son IN an altercatlon this morning,
WASHINGTON, January lG.-Thc Prcsi
uclli received telegram from Hov. War.
'hotll last night, transmitting u resolution
passed ny The Legislature requesting the
PRESIDENT to place the military forces in
inc ylclnlty OF New Orleans at the dispo
81! " !nc Governor. The latter therefore
H." oNou oTi a"I. '"r iT'"CSI ~ III !he Legislature
rcj ,bo toIonr,, Lm "''u ~ resident refer
to,,oM @ Gona.i Iv;,I; MIN INSTRUCTIONS 10 Az
'"'"'' 0o'ItN' " ''''''AS 10 oe forwarded
DEPAtrMENT OF .IUsrICn, }
NAsliiNGToN, alan. 10 !
I" ms Er'6i'HcY GEE. WdrmOM, Of Ed.:
SrR-Thc PrcSidcn, has referred 10 IN,
your dispatch of this date rrnrrscntino
that the Legislature of the St,trhoS ostnS
to have the military forces of the I'nitrT
States placed at your disposol ,o nrcScrvI
the pnhlic peace, Nc, There is y r0n,rsl
as to the legality Of the election nj tht
Lieutenant Governor and also as ,o fl,
existence Of lower branch of ihr IrTis
laturr, dispatches having been received
here from two persons. each claiminr n
bc Speaker thereof and ,he prrSiIrn,
does not feel that he would be il,stilicd in
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
KENTIrCKY.
The Ku-ILInN Nuisance.

ClSCINNNrI, January ii There was
Hu.KmX raid in Bald Knob precinct
near Frankfort, ny, on Saturday night
last, several white lahorcrs being order
ed away, and other persons kent ont al
nght 4 lengthy petition was prcsCnte
To the Kentucky Legislature yesterday
nWving Tor rrlCt from the attacks al thClC
outlaws, who arc seeking 10 drive o
lahrrrrs hum the farms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
International Roat Race challenge

NEw YoWK, January lG.-Thc Bernard
lSiglin crew have challenged the English
lOur.0arcd crew which won the cham.
pi0nship, To come TO this country next
August md pull for $500. Wm Hlakcly
responds for the English crew that L
lIiglin's crew will go to England, they will
he matched for the same amount
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

WAsnlSGToH, January IL. The Hrn.
ate, in executive session today, confirmed
the following nominations Adolpnus
Studrr, Of Iowa, Consul ut Singapore
j. n, Rec and u. G.. Lamb, Assessors for
the Third District Of Wisconsin; Charles
{. Brown, Pension Agent at Cincinnati
J. II, Wing, Receiver nj bayfield,, Wis;
G. Lane, Register Of Land OnIrc, Spring.
field, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

PETITIONS are in circulation in Penn.
sylvania praying the Legislature, in view
Of the forthcoming Constitutional Convcn.
ton, to permit women 10 become deli
gates, and when the Legislature is ready
to hear them, committee Of women will
visit Harrisburg 10 support the petition
by personal arguments and appeals.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
ALBANY.

ALBANY, January Ii. nthc Assembly
this morning u bill was passed lcgali2ing
the Hc;SH OF the grand jury and court Of scs.
siOns in New York City.
a resolutions was adopted by the As.
acmbly to-day that the Judiciary Com.
.mIllcc inquire into the workings Of the
Registers and City Clerks offices OF New
York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

A PIous but mcducatGd Judge closed n
sentence with the following touching re-.
pronch "Prisoncr Atthc bNr, nature las
endowed You with good education aud
respectable family connections, instead Of
which you 30 prowling around the com
try GlcNling ducks
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

~ PROMINENT Chicago architect com.
outes that at least three miles Of fronts will
he rebuilt in the burnt district of the
South Side the coming season for com.
mercial purposes, aud that the new build.
ings will compare fNyorNhly with the old
While this estimate shows marvellous
amount Of energy and cnlcrpristIit is prob.
ably not too liberal 1t isto be hoped,
however, that in the hurry Of the work Of
rebuilding, the importance Of erecting
durable and ns nearly as many BE-, fire.
proof structures, will not bc los, sight Of.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

ToLEnO. o., January lG-The round,
house OF the Lake Shore ~ Michigan
Southern Railroad, at this point, was de
strOycd by fire this morning, together
with six locomotives. The estimated loss
il one hundred thousand dollars The
amount VI insurance cannot now bc ~
CerlnlnC0,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
The Weather TO-Day.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OP TuE CHIEr SIGNAL UFrICsR
WArmIS0ThS, u. G., Jan. lf-T.2h T.. NJ


NFHTNNTNN, II. z, JNN IN-T1'0 r. ",
PROEAHlLITIES.
The barometer will probably continue
highest in Tennessee and Kentucky
sontheaStcrIv winds will prevail WcdnGs.
day, with cloudy weather on the COASTS
OF Texas anil Louisiana; partially cloudy
anI pleasant weather in the Gulf and
Southern States and nortllward to Penn.
sylvania; cloudy weather will continue
in New England; partially cloudy and
clearing weather, with diminished winds
from New York 10 Michigan. An area
OF low barometer will extend eastward
INTO Minnesota, with increasing southcry
winds and cloudy weather from Missouri
To Lake Superior Dangerous winds are
not anticipated for tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

'htIS NapcrS SuppreSscd---POpuIar
Upp"Sil:"n 10 THNall0n OF Raw
Material.
f\RIS, January lG,-Thc sale or the
newspapers t"DStiiWi.oa nnd GGylnyS In,
been prohibited hy the Government.
\ meeting ut Marseilleslo lost might pro.
tested against the proposed AVIATION on
raw material, Some Ul the speakers were
violent in their dcnnnciat0n of the Gov.
crnmcnt Tor seeking To increase the bur.
drns III the industry at the country
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
Inauguration OCGov. Parker, of New
Jersey.

TRENroN, N j., January lG.-Thc in.
augrration of Gov, Parker took place To.
day. llis inaugural message will hc tie.
livcrcd To the Legislature Immediately.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
WASHINGTON.


TNN7 7 nv NVNTNNTIVNTT-
WAsIINGroH, January III The rrcsi
dent to-day sent 10 lhc Senate the follow
ing nominations Charles C. Brown
Pension Agent at Cincinnati, John 5
Boyer, Reviewer Of Public Monies a
MAllaWala, WNshinEtnn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

FnOM the New Creek TiLunc We learn
that Mcssrs IT. O. Davis and Co, on
Wednesday last, purchased the "Sims
lIouse" at Piedmcnl nj Commissioners
sale for a 400
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

CoLuMms, January lG In the Senate
bills were introduced to allowa widow to
make her election under II will after the
expiration Of one year when presented
within the ycar by fraud, accident Or mis.
take; provide for appointment Of rcCciv.
or Of railroads; to prevent unnecessary
accumulation Of money in tho county
treasures, the collection Of taxes, Nnd pro.
Viding for the collection 0i taXcs in Cach
county during the different months; to pro
vide Tor letting the contract for the State
printing for one instead Of two yrar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
NEW ORLEANS.

Gov. WNrmOIh'S Request for Troops
Refused.
WASHINGTON, January lG-Thc prSi
dent has declined to furnish troops in ac
corIancc with the request NJ Gov. War
moth, Ih"ut Gov, Pinchbcck, Speaker
Brewster, and their friends in the lcgis
laiurr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17

(liy tho Western Union Line.
Onirc North west cor. Of Main aud Monroe sis }
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-01-17
BY GRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Exclusively to the InteIllgence.
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The Nilssrn llrorc in Cincinnati l.
increasing,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26
r. EAD THIS

IMPROVED FARM-!60 acres, first bottom
land. with 20 acres in guilty alton: good
house liX20. pine. story and half !;
good stable 12X26 100 rods of grow
ing hedge: Il good well; three aud u
half miles from Wichita, being the
northwest quarter of section 80, town.
ship 20. east. Price $500.
NO. 2l1--A rare bargain. only in the market
for a few day>-I5l acres first bottom
land. with ~ acres under cultivation ::
good house: d bearing peach trees :;
threc-quarters of Il mile from Wichita.
Price S33 per acre: one-haif cash
down. balance in three and six months
time.
no. 2l4--A fine improved farm--l6. acres
first bottom land with 80 acres large
wood timber: % acres under cultiya-
ton; u story house: good frame sta
BILE corral one mile Of good post and
rail fence. and posts aud rail, enough
20 fence the place three and half
mile, southwest from Wichita. Price
$1,000.
no. 2l3-ts0 ai-l0o acres first bottom land, ;!
miles from Wichita. Price 500.
NO. ela-S.o acres second bottom land. with
- acres under cnlti, ation--ea>t half of
section Il, township *, l east-5l
miles from Wichita. Price $500.
NO. 21l-1Go acres first bottom land, with IL
acre. under cultiy aiion-southeast
quarter OF section ~, township -,
west-two miles from Wichita. Price
$500
no. 60--16J acres tirsi bottom land; southeast
quarter section ~, toan>hip -. range
] east: 20 acres under eulii' alton; );
mile- from Wichita. Price SIlop.
No. 6i--I6o acres second bottom southwest
quarter section -. township %, range
east: ico acres under cultivation :
good house and stable four miles
from Wichita. Price 5000.
No. ei-lJo acre. second bottom: southwest
quarter section 81. township u, range
!. east; 80 acre. under culfis aliOn ,
house I2xIs; 1000 growing cotton
woods: !. miles trofn Wic.si. =. mile.
from DRY creek po-toftiee. Price
SI2si: one-lsalf cash, balance in one
year. tinie.
80. G,-le9 acres first bottom; noTthwes;
quarter sec;lou i. township =. range
] west: Is acre. under cultivation !;
log boa,e iGxl., and good ven y
uiies from WieAiia. Price .ses.
no. Eco acres second bottom: southwest
quarter section II township =. range
east; "a scTs- unisr eslliiy atirs I;
good frame house lsx@g, p,z-tered /;
good weli 200 forest Ansi fruit tree.
growing, u ai.e- from wiehiiA-
Price 81 ,ge.
No. .e-issl sores -eeoBd hoitosn; ~paia erest
quarter section -, township g RANGE
wet; ACRE nnaer suitss ton ;
pi0s kou-e i-xIi. good vel, bed<e
row. al zrsgis,' ; Iali,-, frcIa wieis-
ss Prize ssss4.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26

ON the ETH Of September. by the Rev Mr.
Bradford. al sunny side. Knox county, ILL.,. II
C. Mann. of Wichita. and Miss Jennie Hunter
of the former place.
\ little irregular. this idea Of a sunny Side
girl becoming Wichita Mann. but exceeding
" agreeable TO our young friend ''Doc." if th'
happiness in his eyes mean half what they eX
press. And
won by the charm
OF goodness invisible. and AL
In sweet disorder lost. She bIIshe consent"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26

Look out for fires Look to your stove
pipes and ilucs. Twice within the past week
has fire broken out in Wichita. We have
earnestly called upon our city fathers 10 set up
a fire district. but all in VAN. James q. Hope
informs III tina: our fire apparatus has been
shipped. but we can't depend solely upon that.
There j. no Disgusting the fact that Wichita j.
in danger from fire. \ thousand loose ionted
stove pipes and imperfect iluc> stick through
roofs on either side of Main street, aud the
risk il fearful to contemplate. We make >till
another suggestion to our council: Pass an or
dinancc requiring brick ilue> 10 be built inlme-
diatclv in every house and she'd on Main street
where "A stove pipe sticks through; then APP
point Il fire warden or committee TO examine
every hue and every house. With power TO en-
force the ordinance. We feel great any
iety with reference to this danger. and we
hope that our city fathers may do something.
even if they oyer>tep the constitutional power
a little.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26
Liberal County Convention.

The ibera! republicans Of Scdgwick county,
will meet in c0ny enton. in the city of " ichit;l.
on Saturday, September 2sth 1872. at o'clock
T. Nj, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the various county officers to be filed
"A; the ensuing election. and for the transaction
of such other business a. may be necessary.
Elections for delegates viii be held in the
different townships on " edncsday. september
18th. 1872. at , O'Clock. T.. ".
The following is the basis of representation
FROM, ...h hin.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26

We make no list of city property, as we
have such large quantity that we have
no room. We have 1000 lots, improved
and unmproved, comprising residence ana
,us;,ess lots. located, in the most desirable To-
cations III :he city. Ut reasonaie prices.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26
Take Motice--A Fine Bargain.

\ STOCK FARM-The best in Southwestern
Kansas--containiny $40 acres, being
the west half of the northeast ana east
half Of the northwest quarter Of see
ton 81, township "a. range west. and
southeast quarter of section 70. town
ship "a. range ! west. and northeast
quarter section So. township g. range
west. and southwest quarter section
70. township "a. range west, said
tract containing 40 acres of good hard
wood timber and 30 acres first bot
tom, balance second bottom. being the
finest range for stock in the country,
having IA corral which will hold LOCO
head of cattle: 40 acres under cultlNa-
ton: good house II story This tract
has a fine stream of water running
through it, with u quarter of a mile of
stone. rock bottom This stock farm
is located in the county Of sumner, II
miles from Alton postoi,ice. II miles
from Wellington. the county seat of
Summer county. and 40 miles from de-
pot at Wichita. scdgwick county. and
is well known throughout this locality
as the bradley Stock Farm Price
$500
NO a59--S}0 acres bottom land being the east
half of section 81. township 81. rapge
l west, and the east half section g.
town>....I, e., range l west, and the
northwest quarter of section >. town
ship -. range | west. above tract be-
ing seven miles from Wichita Price
Of the above tract $500 cash, being
the best bargain that can be had in
Sedgwick county
NO a5.-3a0 acres bottom land, east half of
section 81, township y, range west,
seven miles from Wichita Price Zoo
NO a5S-320 acres bottom land, east half Sec
ton 6, township rs, range west, :.
miles from this city Price 1900
no 262-Northwe>tq quarter Of section D. town.
ship -. range west, all bottom land
miles from this city--Price 100
NO e6i-l6o acres II acres Of planted timber.
6S acres under cultivation pine frame
house with cellar; milk house l2xi ;
hedge rows all around; good bank
stable: 800 fruit trees on Chisholm
creek; good spring creek running
through said land; being the south
east quarter of section II. township III,
range l east, miles from this city
Price 1000
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-26

The rumor that has gained some currency
thirty miles southwest of here 10 the effect
that she Wichita bridge had been washed
away Is entirely without foundation. The
bridge stands a. firmly as il did the DAY il was
accepted The food that takes away that
bridge would cover this valley for 4 breadth
of fifteen or twenty miles.