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ST. JOHNS DAY AT AUGUSTA.

The following resolutions were pass
ed by the order Masonic, at Augusta
Resolced, That we extend our hearty
thanks TO Bro. NJ. 5. Adams. p. II. w.
G. NJ, for his able and practicable adj
dress to-day.
Resolced, That we extend to the
brethren from abroad our heartfelt
thanks for their attendance and assist
ancc to-day at the celebration of St.
Johns.
ReSolred, That we most heartily ex-
tend our thanks TO the citizens who are
not members of our order, and espec-
tally the ladies of Augusta and vicini-
ty. for their assistance in providing for
our temporal needs, and their assist
ance in the public exercises Of the day
ResOlred, That we most heartily cx-
tend our thanks to Messrs. j. +. Hittle,
Levi Fleming, L. Rowland and F.
Shannon for furnishing us with mar
tial music on this occasion.
ReSolced. That these resolutions be
published in the Augusta Republican,
Wainm Valley Times and Wichita
EAGLE.
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Correspondence Of the EAGLE.
FROM VALLEY CENTER.

VALLEY CENTER, July 1, 1873.
The pattcring of those little drops up
OH the roof causes thanks to arise in
| the hearts of the farming community.
They wash away thoughts of drouth.
The heart imbibes new courage. The
laboring man goes forth to his daily
toll cheered, encouraged. All nature
is teeming with loneliness, hope and
new life. Drouthy Kansas is doing
wei by her people, and they cannot
complain. They are blessed with an
abundance of rain, and crops promise
well.
Early planted corn stands shoulder
high, oat heads are out, and few more
days will suffice TO mature the crop.
Wheat is less promising, but doing
well, hence the agricultural interests
of our community, taken as a whole.
areQattering. Much enterprise is man
ifest in improving claims, procuring
good stock, building school houses.
preparing for the mental development
of their children, and in their leisure
moments in improving upon their
mental endowmcnts.
One interest which seems to have re-
ceived but little attention in your col
umns is the raising of swine. Our ex-
perience with them is that they thrive
well, are healthy, and by liberal feed
ing and care can be made to weigh
from three to four hundred pounds at
from twelve TO fourteen months old.
and this rapid growth in connection
with section of country unsurpassed
for the production of corn. with water
abundant and convenient, offers
source Of revenue to the farmers which
ought to be well appreciated. What
we hope soon to see at Wichita and
other points is pork packing and bacon
establishments, that our cheap corn
may be converted into pork and then
into cured meat and bacon, thus re-
tanning thousands of dollars of the cir
culating medium with us. We have
spoken of the prospects of wheat, oats,
and corn, and the adaptability of the
valley and surrounding country for the
raising of pork. Much more might be
said of the rich grazing grounds and
the raising of horses, sheep and cattle
for profit. OF the beauty of this valley
it is often remarked by the traveller,
81 have been in many of the states and
over much of Kansas, but never saw as
beautiful valley as the valley of the
Arkansas" Thus it seems that beau
ty, productiveness, and adaptability
for stock raising are combined in this
valley. o. G.. JACOBS.
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Correspondence of the EAGLE.
THINGS.

COwsKIN GROVE, Sedgwick Co.
EDITOR EAGLE: AS | am farmer
write for farmers paper. To destroy
the potato bug, in the early morning
when the due is on sprinkle strong
lime on the vines. Wood ashes are al
most as good.
] see some inquiries for remedy
against the worms that destroy onions.
Take strong soap suds, into which you
have dropped little lime, and sprinkle
the plants and beds.
Our crops in this section are looking
very well. Corn Is nearly in roasting
ears and looks better than ! ever saw
it before in the state.
Yours, j. NJ. NEWELL.
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Sheriff. Sale


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Large eoen

The corn crop OF Reno county prom
ises an enormous yield. As sample
of its rapid growth, we mention two
stalks deposited hy our enterpri.ing
fellow citizen a. H. Williams in Mr..
Hutehinson's office. one seven feet AMI
the other seven sad a half feet high.
One of these stalks grew in Williams
garden in town. and tie other Oh his
farm near the sand hills. They speak
well for OR soil and climate consider
ing the back 70 ardmess az last spring.
They are are not isolated instances OF
fapiu groaiu, fOr there are whole fields
IN Reno where the corn + five feet
high.-Uasckfaso .Nescs
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TIE SEDGWICK COUNTY AGRI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY

The aboye society held a meeting
last Thursday. The attendance was
much more numerous than for some
meetings previous, and individual
members showed Il commendable zeal.
Mr.. n. A. En-. fish, the president of
the society, occupied the chair, and
Mr. ID. l.. Green was chosen secretary
pro fcm.
Tic minutes OF the last meeting
were read and formally approved.
After considerable discussion as to
the most feasible means of proceeding
with the arrangements for a fair this
fall, MIR. J. Il. York moved that COM
mi;tec hc appointed 80 examine and
purcha 20 'hc best adapted, and at the
best figures they could, liccc of
ground for tair and report at the next
meeting Of the society.
The chair appointed W. T. Jcwett,
ii. w. Lawrence. l.. ii. Massey. w. B.
Williams. j. l.. York. Jim Anderson,
-. L. Green. as said committee.
Meeting adjourned to meet Satur-
day, July I2lh, 1873, at one O'Clock p. IN.
There is ~" reason why Sedgwick
county should not have II fair this fall
and successful fair. too. The valley
has been blessed with. so far the most
scasonahlc spring and summer, and
the prospects for a rich and abundant
harvest could hardly be better. Wheat
is secure. With few exceptions every
field has been successfully harvested.
Corn. potatoes and the special crops
of cotton. flax and castor beans being
experimental upon, all will meet eX-
pcctations unless some unforeseen ca
lamity overtakcs them.
We are satisfied that Wichita will
do her entire duty in the premises.
The wei, known liberality of her bust
ness men warrants us in saving as
much. BY ali mcens let our farmers
get together this fall with specimens
OF their farm products and stock, to
she cud ,hat each may become satisfied
as 10 the capabilities Of our soil and
climate. and consequently encouraged
10 go Oh and attempt greater triumphs.
Since The above was put in type. the
committee held meeting, the result
of which we give below, as furnished
us by the secretary. The report iadi-
Gates business:
WICHITA, July 8, 1873.
Special meeting called 10 order.
-. l.. Green in the chair. The COM
mittee which was appointed for the
purpose of buying fair ground, met
and reported that they examined and
purchased forty acres of land of j. ii. |
Dagncr, living north of Wichita and |
north of Munger's. The conditions of |
the contract are as follows: That the
society pay j. II. Dagner Sl.500 for
said land, the payments TO be $500 in
paid up stock, $500 at the close of the
fair. $500 i'm twelve months at II per
cent. per annum, secured 10y mortgage
on land and improvements, he in the
meantime TO give bond for deed 10 be
delivered TO the society upon the paid
up stock certificate and $500 in cash
at the close of the fair.
d. l.. Green was appointed COM
mittee to solicit stock in Wichita, and
interview the county commissioners
and procure what help they gould from
them and the city council.
II. L. WEST, Sec'y. /.
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MORE NAIL TROUBLES.

SKELETON GREER, lid. Ter, July >.
EDITOR EAGLE: Not receiving The
EAGLE for the last two weeks would
like 10 know whether the fault is i'll
your Office or at Caldwell. | am very
anxious 10 get iheD. as reading matter
is scarce in these posts.
Not many cattle passing now. The
bulk have passed, | think. ! do not
hear of but few on the road now be-
tween here and Red r.sss. No Indians
on the trail now. nor have there been
for the last six weeks.
I.wish you would make inquiries at
the pos,oiiies about my papers. Per-
haps they do not send Them,
Yours most respectfully,
L. &. HUBBARD.
THE mail for Fort Sill and the lndi-
an territory leaves here regularly, and
in no instance mas the EAGLE failed TO
make connection. We think !he trouble
must be between here and Skeleton
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Teachers Institute.

Thrre viii be Teachers Institute held Ia
Wichita, commencing the Iath day .. August
and continuing four days i'rof II Is Norton
Prof H',.s president Of ts,F State Normal l. ~
pecied to be- present, also teachers from The all
joining counties Ample provision. will d. made
FOR the acc mfno3ation Of all who attend ,ni. IT.
s'i'ute All teachers shp iafeud 70 teach in
sedSwick county IN the fall snd Winter mat be
present at the institute and there BE- examined
Due notice VIII b. given 81 the programme ssr
the institute On Friday. re ~ .31ts Viii II
an examination ~ tes-.l. lea N who expect 10
fea. b " 'n,- ALT ur .tnist arr requested - BE-
present al The institute and At the examination.
ALBERT EMERSON
Ii-st SDuEty Superintendent
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Notice.


Z = LID VFFttE,
Wichita kaHsas, July 3 Js1s |
Complaint having beer asis - - thu 6fiae by
tTr9es y ..au~sss. sgsifsst J.mes Brown for
aba.silufrg his Homestead entry NJ 1T lated
March lith, lea, upon she NJ rfhesst quar-
ter Of section 10, Township - soutb. range
west. In Reno county. ksa-Hs Eifa view
% The cancellation II said effgy th@ .aid parties
are hereby Summoned 20 g,tfYear ~ this sae- on
the I-i day % ARzJsst i--f, al . ssfri.-k a
m g. respond and 6arnsh stsn.4rs ssgeeyrssn.
said alleged ai,Ssdsnrrsrt
~ 1i.NkIN-. Register
: { Ekpf:ELD, Eecefver IIs
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Layor's Proclamation

BY virtue of the powers in me vested by law
and divers good considerations me thereto nov-
ing, L. james o Hope, mayor Of the city Of
wichita, in the state OF Kansas. do make prOcla-
nation g the inhabitants Of sad ciiy that the or
dinanceSnniber eight Of said city and all health
ordinances and regulations Of sad city. will be
probable approach Of epidemic cholera aud are
requested 10 clear away from their pTeTnises and
adjoining alleys. si'iewaiks and CUTTERS all oifen-
-ive or infectious Hsiter, and urgtntly re-
quesied 10 use the requisite means % deodoFze
and disinfcci all stables, hog pens aud pTiFiss
and keep them and The ground in the Vicinity
clean and free from all offensive l.siter
Done NJ Wichita this tn day Of June. ! H.
1874 iiJ-Fl JAsEsG q. H0PE. Mayor.
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SATANTA AND BIG TREE.

Governor Davis. of Texas, is in
Washington and had an interview with
the secretary of the interior and COM
missioner Of Indian affairs i'm relation
to the release of Satanta and Big Tree,
whom hc holds in the Texas pcniten-
tiary, without coming to any conclu-
sion. The whole matter was post
poned for further conference in Au-
gust, which is TO take place in Texas,
between the indians, Gov. Davis ard
fbe commissioner OF Indian affairs
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Publication I'c...sa.

STATE Oh KANSAS.
sFpCwtcE GDrSrN. Z
Mary smith. ptdnf o.
asslIief
hearge Z. sirI.Ui-hiln nnl Hiiii 4f T. asn-
flrrE, tFf, ufsala
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afro must nn4Arr j. sciltirH flied hs ~ ulatc
named riainiiH VITA nfc 80 ffis rffrk 81 DE- ifia-
,tiat f'nft ~ ~ cangis 81 asffsief state ~
htitt2s- ashis RIM, 1a ~ before fhr sisi la 81
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CINcIxSATI. July at Lawrence
burg. insiisaa. Yesterday, Deputy
sheriff i,aui Trgsii szs asoakpd down
BY desperate named Pete Miller
Trncit fired and shot Miller IN the
small Of the back the ball passing
through. and was taken out ef the ab-
domen. Il Is though; Miller cannot
survive. Ne had jnst teen lihsTsiea.
nom the Jenersonviile peniteniIary.
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Sheriff. Sale

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Frank Walworth, who shot his faith
cr and has been convicted Of murder
iNthe second degree, was sentenced TO
Imprisonment for life. Walworth was
attended in court by his mother, broth
err and sister. and number of relatives
and friends.
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seesetary Belknap has telegraphed
General Schoneid - arraign before
military commission only those No
does that are directly implicated In the
murder of General CANDY, Lieutenan,s
Thomas and Sherwood. The others to
be held tor instructions. This is to
prevent complications ID iniiscrimi.
nate arraigning of the whole. which
would cause nou-approval of findings
" the court by the president.
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vo.;cs

Notice 20 the creditors 81 III late aFsu g WHEEL
os BEps ard II " hseisT a Raasou aud II Kai.eff
II BAf@eH l. hereby given Nat ~ fsrsae - ~
authority IN me verfed p-.s = ..sss EfEesVs
81 serSs-n'4 - ..s .A@s., q y r Siss3ey sol
sssgF-r esii-iflry rpT a-tarHeys 81 ftts FnsffsF
For collection Parties ostag ether = sald Grrns
sr -ai1 hoher; Rsns1a slli save fssrfheT szssts
by calling said ATTORNEYS sf4st ,rafapfiy pzginy
sai4 aecaantz 3 II TODD
i1-at-.f--r sasi-r4e a.
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The secretary of the treasury esti-
mated that the government receipts for
the year ending June 30th would be
$1l0.000,000. And thus invariably. in
spite Of tax reductions, the receipts
overrun the estimates. The country is
richer and more prosperous than is
generally supposed
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IEcAIS.
Publication Nct;ca.

STATE OF KANSAS.
SEDGwICx COUNTY.
III. Todd aaj Thomas Roy al, partners il trade
agsins,
l. ID. Gum and J y CrumIey. partners in
trade, by the firm name Of Gum 4 Crniuley,
defendants
The above Han.ed defeadzats L II Guam and
j. = trnntlcy. viii take notice that they have
been sued by james II Told ansi Thomas l.0yal
the said PLAINTIFFS thai said plaintiff on the lssh
day OF November, \ II. lS.s. ilcti in the afare
ei the c~rk ef the district cesirf of the county 81
>sdswics, and stats 81 Kansas, > petition IN the
shave entitled setien against tllel said plaintiffs
demanding tadgrnsn NJ SsainSt iacsE, the said
l. d tsgnn and J Z Cruusicv for the sum %:
three hundred and any dollars aud sweatv-;sair
cents, and interest thereon from the nth dey OF
July, \. II lss2; That on the tzth stay Of fchru-
AIRY, \ II ISIS. order Of attachment WAS -
srest ont si the said ecErt, in SAID action against
them. the said defendants which nFsles Of affaci-
menJ wason the 18Th fisy IT February \ H. tS7s
by the sheriff as the caanis al >ti1nuer stale 81
Kansas, lcrief spou the following described real
estate, situated IN thu eoantv - Slfuer ami state
81 hsl,sas. - ise property II the said . Cruu-
Icy, a. Wiz The southeast gEarter % section HUN
Der one, township agfoicr thirfv-faGr range
threc west, and hal EuirsS ven the said 4 u
,,tlnn ami J + crlIniey answer fiss sail plsin-
tbs petition by 'he isih day - Augtsf D
l>s. The saiii PETITION viii hc taken - trric and
Judgment rendered aSsast ynu in accordance
win ny demand q sti pet.iieu Aforesaid. and
the sSld above described real estate viii b. Sold
to satisfy such Judgment
wichita, Kansas, jtly "a, i~7s
GEO SALISBURY
Attorney far plaintiff
Attest: q w REEVES, Clerk ls-gi-sii 20
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The commissioner trial of Captain
Jack and other Modocs, for being ac-
cessory in the numbering of. citizens
and implicated in the assassination Of
the peace commissioners, will convene
on TIE 9Th inst
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Publication Notice.

STATE or KANSAS.
SEpGWiCS COUNTY.
10 The district court uf >vdgwicS county
Mars +, smith. plaintiff,
" A. Btgh,r an5 " y Saalrra defendants
The above named de9rl;dsni, \ Btrtcr
viii take naisec thai De- has tgru sle in fhr above
named court by tAe above H4nist. plaintiff NARY
l. smith. and tbai he msf answer the petition &c
us sad plaintiff. a3c Ia fAr osce 81 ihe airrk Il
ihe district court Of S,.icwick county azzin.g fr
said .leieutaEi, W \ Barhsr oa ~ lref.fo tho
slst dsN 81 August. \. u lss& "a sam petition
~! be taken - true ai iiisEnasnt ia favor ~ tsc
said lia4ntlu and against said defendant ~ 4
BARBER. for tae sum 81 ,tgse hra,lred aailars
with Interest thereon Com iis stn tiay ct Maria
\ y l>.s, .; The rate 81 Twelve per cvns prr an-
ulifa, an,i an attorney : Zee al hundred dol
lars Tor ius.tiE magigagr al.l csrts @; snlf
and for tls salc 81 the following tr-rrii..d nal
estate. situated IN the county 81 Sc,lrwtek aud
state Of kausse, to-wjE TIE northeast quarter 80
Of section No thirty-psG 60. Ia township No
twenty -uisv south. 81 range sar q west aud an
The appurirnances thereto bcispx.nz, 10 SATISFY
the sanlr, wsl b. rendered accordingly
Wichita, hans-s, july sia, ts52
>i.l1~ : DYER
sttsrneys fif s,iaiHiir
thest 9 " tEhNls, Clerk is-si-s5 IS
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Publication rotics

STATE az KANSAS.
>EpGwiCB COUNTY -
wick.
} newton Warren. Plaintiff
hgrirrs
J 4 NHsssin del. utant
y blossom, The above named g. I-i.daat
VIII tHkr notice tiai he hss been sasd sat must
answer The petition hird ty Zoe above named
plainiG IN The eiire - tle cirfS 81 fhe .ilsfft
co1tt Of thc county 81 >rdgtict. anJ sta.s ~
hapsits, sgain-i him. B. fore TIE isii "a, -
AnxHsf, = y i-'f, of the said PETITION siil BE-
takrt as True aud judgment IA favor 1T ths ssid
platnil 10 asld against him tha ~ "a !rf-,.tsrt -
the sum - on' hundred ara ruv dallass. and la
ielrst On said suns hom ~ s,ih day II ApfiI
i-8, al tn este 81 " itr crnt per aaauf siii az
ai,rfntS &c % So ADD csi- 81 slti anal f1r 80
sale ~ iata SO au3 rld iiir east haiG 81 fiio
-"nthNrsf qrert,r 81 section SO a. ia t,,siu.hlf
NJ y tP"tH 81 range 30 saai in the counfy II
-tdA"iok, siatc Of haneHa, - satisfy tie ikias
wiz be rrass rri acCtfdluflg
Wichita, hansrs ,'Glt ia;. I-9a
1t.t IS 4 BYIH
A'tqrEtta tot piaisfiH
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STATE or KANSAS
sEnGNICk COUNTY.
In thC district court 81 the said c4stnir 81 Sss:r-
wick
l. Davidson, Plaintiff
against
Perry Rsrnes EHfabeih : Rarae.. ~
7 Met lure, q J NBhaFson aud \ Rhodes
t.rfeu,isuis
Perry VI Barnes and ilis4lcts naFiits two
OF the above named defendants VIII fakr na..ee
that hey have been sued an.l Fuust auswer the Pc
ui4cn hied hy the ahaYs nafned piaiRfln in the
Office Of The clerk % the district court ri the cossu
y OF Sedewick. anss state IT bsnsas ae.is.f
then. on et before The iith tlay 90 August; \ ~
lS.S. 9r said petition viii be takcu ~ ttiic ami "A
Judgment ~ favor ~ thc plaintiff shove ssinss'
and against them, The said deb s.daHts fir tn.
sum Of one hnndfcG and tirty-seYrH ant So lgs,
dollar md an attorneys e.. 81 So o. aud Ia.
cosis 81 suIi, snsi fer the -e - the follow Ing de-
scribrd real estate sin9fe ~ n. co,Inly 81 =, s-
wick, and state ~ Kansas, ta-Nglf Lot NJ f,set-
y-nsroe J1ii au uuft street, m the iSwn at atsh-
it's ~ said cotinty and state, To- satisfy thr sarr
viii Dc rendered accordingly
Wichita. kansas, iuis u. ISIS
T.. wETk~
Attorney fr yiainfiH
Attest: 6 W REEVES Clerk iS-ii-ss ~
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4if.s sst ts rls-z az szeA ssts04 if-1rse. rEsess
aim - his asr.s IN Siesifz au To- szh &ay u
july. i-7s kftsiass< - tfse usgss ifag~sr1sare
- tfs districts sss1 schools ssi - ;sNnsarse-f ~
any risrk c4znss attend sdrsss sgtsfs me- trsar
10 DE meeting ALBEIT EMfg-sy<
t.-H fxssrss.s @ssf.-rs us-s.sst.s.t
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From parties who returned from
Colorado, we learn that a great many
emigrants are returning to Kansas,
and they report times hard, business
dull and a great number Of mechanics
out of employment. They think they
saw at least five hundred wagons re-
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