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The New York herald., 1873-10-08
New York's population will be able to enjoy
the autumn in earnest
The EquinoctiaI' storm-The Equinoc-
tial Gales on the Atlantic Coast.

The Equin0ctial' Storm-The Equinoc.
tial Gales on the Atlantic Coast.
The storm which prevailed here on Monday
seems to have been part of an extensive
Equinoctial gale, exhibiting itself as well
marked cyclone on the Florida coast. 1t was
attended in the Gulf with the well known
autumnal 'Norther," while the depression off
the Atlantic seaboard gave impetus to the
northwesterly and frost-bearing winds. This
Equinoctial has not been SO severe as usual,
but it is followed by important results. The
southwark advance of frosty weather in the
cold high pressures from the Northwest was
facilitated by the presence of the low pressure
in the Gulf OF Mexico, and, consequently, the
frost which the HERALD in yesterday issue
anticipated for Memphis was verified. The
progress of the cold wave across the Alle-
ghanies will be felt in its effects on
the tobacco crop, perhaps not without
slight disaster but the Virginia
planters and farmers have had timely caution
airy notice of its approach. Indeed, we may
hope that the several recent official predictions
Of frost, which were 50 signally verified in
Northern sections forewarned the Southern
sections, rs a very slight study OF the weather
map daily published in this and other cities
would enable the merchant or townsman to
forewarn his rural correspondents Of such
changes, and thus largely extend the already
great utility of these meteorological forecasts.
So far as the present indications warrant an
inference, it appears we are to have our early
autumn develop into an early winter, and
speedy provision should be made for it.
Although we have escaped the usually severe
Equinoctial storms this year the phenomenon
has not been wanting in the atmospheric
disturbances of the two days past and, per-
haps, also, in the great storms of the last of
August it was present prematurely. Tho storm
warnings which were displayed at most of the
Atlantic ports yesterday were doubtless fully
justified by dangerous Winds felt especially
some distance off the immediate coast. Sail
ing vessels and steamers leaving New York to-
day will do well to keep o sharp lookout lest,
after leaving Sandy Hook, they should come
up with the Florida cyclone of yesterday
morning.
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The LIBERALS AT ELMIRA. General John
Cochrane managing chief of the liberal repub-
licans of this State, meets with them at Elmira
to-day in the important and momentous work
OF State Convention, and Senator Fenton is
to be there as his right-hand man. Whether
the Convention will nominate an out-and-out
or an Garland arf'' State ticket, or drop the
subject, is the main question. We look, how
ever, for some stirring proceedings, inasmuch
as the voice Of Sempronius is still for war
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FUNERAL OF BISHOP RANDALL.

BOSTON, Oct. 7, 1873.
Memorial services were held to-day in st. Paurs
church over the remains OF Bishop Randall. The
attendance was large, including the Grand Lodge
or Free Masons, af which deceased was Past
Grand Master. Rev. DR.. Bebcock, OF Dedham, read
the PRAYERS and conducted the brief services, and
addresses were made by the Rev. Drs. irving and
Vinton DR.. Potter, OF New York, and other prom
inent clcrgsmeh were present In passing out OF
the church all had an opportunity oil looking for
the last time upon the face OF the deceased, which
was peaceful in It's long repOse. The remains were
taken to Warren, II. l., for inCerment.
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morning.

A CONNECTICUT QUESTION SETTLED. The
good people of Connecticut have determined
that there shall be but one capital for the
State in future, and that its name shall be
Hartford. New Haven has been laid out in
the cold by decisive vote of the people Of
the whole State, which is scarcely large enough
to sustain two capitals, with their usual ex-
tensive lobby surroundings
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KINGSTON, N. ", Oct. z 1873
The weather has been very cold here to-day
The cars On the New York, Kingston and Syracuse
Railroad coming from Delaware county were Gov.
cred with snow A snow storm began there about
four O'Clock this morning and continued nearly oil
day. About eight inches Of snow are reported to
have falsn.
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ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY OVER THE Can
LISTS, and in their stronghold of Navarro. is
reported from Spain. 1t is evidently "a lost
cause" to the Bourbons in Spain, whatever
may be the prospect Of their restoration in
FrnnoA.
The New York herald., 1873-10-08

The EvANGEIIcAL CONFERENCE. Yesterday
was busy day with the Evangelical Confer
ence and abounding in interesting proceed
rings, See our reports elsewhere.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 81 A. M.

Probabilities.
For wednesday In the Gull and South Atlantic
States rising barometer, light winds ana clear cool
weather.
For the Ohio Valley and lower lakes falling barom.
eter, southwesterly Winds and, In the latter
region, partly cloudy weather.
FOR THE MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES NORTHWEST.
ERLY WINDS, PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLEAR
WEATHER.
For New England, northerly winds and clearing
weather.
For the upper lakes and Northwest falling ba-
rometer southeastery and southwesterly winds,
rising temperature and increasing cloudness.
Cautionary signals continue at Cape May, New
York and Eastport.
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A SEVERE SNOW STORM.

FONDA, N. r., Oct. 7, 1873.
Snow fell here for two hours this morning.
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ACADEMY or MUSIC, lith street and Irving place
ITALIAN OPERA-IL TRoyAToRE
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The following record will show the changes in
the temperature Tor the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:--
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, neal
Broadway-THK GENEVA CROSS
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BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av. and Twenty third st -
FANcnoN, THE CRICKET.
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth av. and Twentythrd
street-ITALrAN OPKRA-PoLIuTo
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MRS r. b. coNwAYs BROOKLYN THEATRE
ELIzABETH.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.

wALLACK's THEATRE, Broadway and Thirteenth
street-BARwIsEs Book
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Musical and ORA amatic Notes,

SignOra CarlOtta Patti sister OF Nine. Adelina
Patti-Caux) was to make her first appearance at
NJ Rivere's Covent Garden Concerts last Saturday.
At the stadt Theatre last night quite numerous
audience witnessed the opera OF 'De Judn." or
course Frau Louise Litchmay Rachel and Frau
lcn Canissa as the Princess Eudoxia were the life
OF the performance, the former being frequently
applauded. Herr Hermanns' Cardinal Brogoi was
tolcraby good. but his voice did not seem as
powerful as usual. The costumes and scenery
we're splendid and evidently pleased the audience
greatly.
Signor Saivni and Signora Piamont appeared
last night in play founded on the legend of Fran
cesca dc Rimini. The movement OF the piece
turns upon an innocent love, which becomes q
guilty passion, the play, as Is evident from the
story, being composed OF tho usual staples of the
Salvinlan school OF art-iealousy aud murder To
say that salvlni played his part OF Paoo the para
mour OF his brothers. vile, admirably Is only to say
that he kept within his own line OF heavy mclo.
drama, IN which he acquits himself with great
skill. "The Gladiator" will be given on Thursday
evening" ana on Saturday afternoon Salvini Will
play Othello at walacks Theatre
M. Maurice Strakosch expects to open the Italian
opera season IN Paris this evening, either with
"Don Pasquale' for the debut OF Mile. Bcval
Norma, or "l Barbere,u for the first appearance
OF the Russian contrato, Mile. ue Bellocca, to DO
followed by ''La Trayiata,r for the advent OF Mile.
Tagliana. Another debutantc will be Mile. SALIVA.
dor, IN signor vordl's "Forza del Dcstno." The
other artists engaged are Mile. Donadio. Signori
Brignoli Buonrate and villa, tcnors; Barre, bar
tonc; Zucchn basso bulio, and Florni, basso.
Negotiations are also pending for the return OF
Mme Adclina Patti for q few representations be-
fore she goes 10 ST. Petersburg, and again after her
return from Russia, prior TO her engagement at
Covent Garden In May next The new director has
wisely resolved to extend the wornout repertoire
by bringing out the "Ruy Bas'' OF Sgnor Mar
Ghetto. and other works by the Italian composers
OF the PERIOD such as Signori Petrea, PonchieIit-
DALI Argtne. Roito- Rarcin &C.
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NEW LyCEUM THEATRE l4th ST. and 9Th av-
NOIRR DAME.
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway, corner Thrtieth ST.
STRUCK BLIND Afternoon and evening.
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NEW 1OhA dEhALD
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
=--=
ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
wALLAoK's THEATRE Broadway and Thirteenth
street-BARwIsE's Book.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, Eighth and Twenty. third
street-ITALrAS oPERA-PoLIuro.
ACADEMY or MUSIC. l4th street and Irving place
ITALIAN OrERA-IL TRoyAToRE
MRS r. B. coNwAy's BROOKLYN THEATRE
ELrzABETH
UNION SQUARE THEATRE. Union square, near
Broadway.-THE GENEVA Cross.
WOODS MUSEUM Broadway corner Thirtieth St.
STRUCK BLIND. Afternoon and evening.
BOOTHS THEATRE, Sixth av and Twenty third st =
FAscnoS, THE CRICKET.
NEW LycEUM THEATRE, 18th ST. and 9th av-
NoTRE DAME.
METROPOLITAN THEATRE 5s5 Broadway.-vARrErr
ESrkRrAiSMEST. Matinee at 70
boWERi lhEAift, boWery.-rhEsCH Sff-fLiiNH
DUTcHMAN
BROADWAY THEATRE 72s and 73O Broadway
MAX, MERRY SWISS Boy
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway, between Houson
THEATRE CoMIoUE, No. 5I4 Broadway.-yARIErY
ENTERTAINMENT. Matinee at 2ha.
NIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway between Prince and
Houston sts-THE BLACK CROOK
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, No. POI Bowery.-
VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
PARK THEATRE. Brooklyn, opposite City Hail.
TlckET-oT-LEAyE Man.
GERMANIA TIL EATRE 18th street and Sd
ROBINSON HALL. sixteenth street-THE ROYAL
MARIoSETTHs Matinee at 3.
TERRACE GARDEN THEATRE, 5sth St, between Lex
ington and 80 avs.-DER Diplomat Der ALTEN SHuLR.
BRYANT,s OPERA HOUSE, Twenty y-third ST., corner
Sixth av-NEGRo MIssrRELsY, &c.
HoOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, Court street. Brooklyn
SAN FRANCISCO MNsTRELs.
HARLEM MUSIC HALL Harem-Rousp THE
CLOCK.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR, Sd av between sd
and Gath St. Afternoon and evening.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. No els Broad.
way.-ScENcE ART.
DR.. KAHN's MUSEUM, No. 6Ss Broadway.-ScIEScE
AND ART
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SNOW AT FONDA.

t'HEV
agt year O1
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE. 5S5 Broadway-vARrErY
ENTERTAINMENT Matinee at 21s
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BowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-FRESou srY-FLrrSC
DUTcHMAN
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-03-20
Correspondence Of the EAGLE.
FROM SALT SPRINGS.

REMANTo SALT SPRINGS,
SUMNER Co. Kansas, March l6.
EDITOR EAGLE: Since my last COM
munication we have made some ad-
vanccs. Mcssrs. Golf & Marshall are
pushing on their preparations for
making salt. They now have two
buildings erected. one for a work shop
and one in which to board their men.
They also have erected . large tank for
the purpose Of cleaning the salt water
from Impurities previous to cvapora-
ting the same. They have experienced
considerable difficulty in sinking a
well, but have succeeded quite well at
last. and although they have only at
tanned depth Of six feet, they find the
water SO strong that it will not dissolve
salt.
Mr.. E. A. Rcymon has obtained a
horse power drill from Usage Mission,
Kansas, and will proceed shortly to
bore for coal, Of the existence of
which but little doubt remains.
Mr.. Shriver is also ere citing a build
ing in which to carry on the business
of selling groceries and whisky, by
which he expects to thrive. We antic-
ipate. however, that financially it will
be failure, as our people here are du-
~ sober aud inclined to habits Of in
dustry. The "corncr loafcr," as he is
called, is not encouraged here.
A SPECTATOR.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Proclamation.

BY virtue of the authority invested BY law,
I, +. Il. Allen. mayor OF the city of Wichita, do
proclaim that an election for the following officers
will be held in this city on the first Tuesday in
April next;
Mayor. police judge. treasurer of the city
Also An ell, ction for the purpose OF electing one
in the First ward, vice n. a. English, removed
from the city. and one member OF the board of
education of said city in Second ward. vice Eli
+. Waterman. resigned, and one member OF the
board Of education of said city in the Third
ward, vice George W. Reeves, resigned. and
one member OF the board of education of
said city in the Fourth ward, vice Fred.
A. Sewers, resigned, and treasurer of
the boa d Of education of said city; and also for
any officers, If any there be- hat are now or may
become vacant previous to the election, and for
any new officers that may be provided for under
the amended statutes Also for the purpose of
voting the bonds of the said city for the purpose
bull ling addition to the school house in said
city 10 the amount of three thousand dollars, said
bonds 10 be due in five years. and 10 bear interest
At the rate Of ten per ccnium per annum. Those
in favor OF the bonds will have Sritien or printed
upon their ballots For the school house bonds -
and those opposed TO such issuance will have
printed or written on their ballots Against the
school house bonds. ~
The judges and clerks serving At said election
shall serve in this behalf receive and Count the
votes, and make return OF the same
The polls viii be opened and election held in
the First ward AT the Office of Steele Levy, in
the second ward at the Office Of McClees Bros III
the Third ward AT the Office of Fisher & Tucker in
the Fourth ward at the house of ID. ;. Munger.
Judges, First ward-w Il. smith, { Mills,
d. a. Mitchell Clerks, Nelson McClees, - "
Kromwell
Judges. Second ward-f. c Martsoli, J.
Caldwell. VIM. Walton. Clerks, II. L. Day,
Thos woodmsn.
Judges, Third Wards. L. Davidson, Jacob
Pitienger. d. IL. Fisher. Clerks, Geo Preniiss.
o Mar;ipson
Juds Fourth ward-D. S. Munger, G. W
I.mphtty W L. Thomas. Clerks, Fred. A
Sewers, James Humphreys
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, at
Office in Wichita D. ALLEN, Mayor
5Q-St-Si.s5
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gree except that he is Of Cherokee
stock. At present he Is running in
real estate team.
The next nag for this prize is the
light dun Milo" and is supposed to
be Of the purifier" breed. He was
formerly owned by Durfee, who took
him from the Indians in exchange for
beads aud red tape. When Durfee
quit these parts he abandoned milo"
to Craze npon the Great American
Desert. This nag has blaze-face and
white hind legs, aud works we'll in
shafts.
Make your bets, gentleman. Pay
your money aud take your choice.
EAoLEr.
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Correspondence Of the Eagle.
Young Mems Mutual Improvement
Society.

Correspondence Uf the Eagle.
Young Mems Mutual Improvement
Society.
In order to furnish recreation and
employment for the leisure of great
number of young men. who, deprived
of home comforts and severed from
their family connections, are exposed
TO numerous temptations, we feel the
urgent need of a place of resort for
them. Judge BENZ. II. Fisher has gen.
erously granted the use of the old
court house, on Main street, free of
charge for the term of twelve mon. h S,
and we now appeal to the munificence of
benevolent persons at home and abroad
for contributions in newspapers, books
and other material calculated to make
this place as attractive as possible.
We shall endeavor thus TO establish
a center for personal improvement in
classes under able instructors, and to
lay the foundation Of public library
and a mechanics institute.
JUDGE BENZ. II. FISHER,
DIR. H. c. FURLEy,
REV. j. p. HARsEN,
+. A. Sewers,
j. A. STEVENSON.
Rev. A. S. TEUTsCHEL,
&. A. WALKER.
Wichita, March Goth, 1873.
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WICHITA AS A SHIPPING poufr,

An ambitious paper with . metro.
poiitan name, hut only . village circula-
tion, printed It Lawrence, called the
kauses Spirit, hes, for two or three
weeks past. been worrying itself into
sswest over the fezas csttsc Grade.
From tho Tootprints. aud noise made
By its editor. we sheuld judge that he
.wAs. more. competent 10 descant the
coming jsckass trade rather than that
Of Tcxas cattle. Al any rate. if from
.Lawrcnce a shipment Of the former
should take place that the aforesaid
Spirit would be left without an editor
there 10 not tho least doubt. We would
respectfully suggest TO ono who has so
exalted an appreciation Of Ellsworth,
that he move his paper to that point
and that he bny ''punch.pole" and at
once secure position on X. p. cat
tlc train Is roustabout. As nobody
down this way 10 likely 10 mistake the
''Iong ears" of the Spirit editor for
''long horns" we suggest that he cut
abort his braying about Wichita. And
II he docs not desire tho sohriquet of
idiot he had better quit talking about
the range being fenced up in counties
where the herd law is In force.
The shipping point for Texas cattle
in 1873 will be Wichita; the best ship
ping point in the west for Texas cattle
il Wichita; the best range for water,
nutritious grass, and immunity from
flies and insects In the state, is the
country south and west of Wichita
the Texas dealers SO declare, the drov-
ers so say aud act. and to this point
congrcgate thrcc-fourths Of the buyers,
the views Of the Kansas SPIRIT to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Now, while we have no objection to
the X. p. doing big shipping bust
ness, no objection to Ellsworth being
a good shipping point. aud no objec-
tion to the Spirit being subsidized in
the above interests, vet we do protest
against it's mean little lies about the
of Sumner and Scdywick, and
about the city. of Wichita.
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SheriTs Sale.
c. W Fisk, John Davidson and Henry Swift
Ter

c. W Fisk, John Davidson and Henry Swift
Fer,
Mary Price and J Price
By virtue OF order Of sale 10 me directed and
delivered, issued out Of the 18th district court
of the state Of Kansas, sitting in and tor Sedg
wick county. in said state. ] will. on Mon
day. the ltth day Of April, A. D. ISIS, be-
tween the hour. Of IL clock = m. and O'Clock
p. m OF said dav, At the court house door In
Wichita, in the county an stat aforesaid, o6er
At public ssle and sell to the highest bidder. for
cash in hand, The following described real estate
property, to-wIt:
I.ofs number thirty go, thirty mine (5il
and forty zone f&l, on Topeka Avenue, James
Mead's addition 10 the city Of wichita, and the
improvements thereon
Said property to be sold - commanded by the
JOHN NEAGHER, sheriff
SheriH's otkce, wichita, this 18th day OF March,
A. - ISIS 5-u-Pr's Zee - IS
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Sherif's Sale.

c. J. Kempton,
VS..
9. II. Aldrich.
BY virtue Of order of sale to me directed
and delivered issued out of the 18th district court
Of the state of Kansas sitting in and for Sedgwick
county in said state, l will, on Monday, the 9TH
day OF April, A. d. 1873, between the hours of 10
O'Clock u. m. and O'Clock p. IN of said day, at
the court house door in Wichita city i'm the county
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the follow
ing described real estate property, tO-wit:
Lots number eighfy-twO (S2) and eighty -four
(sD, on Chicago avenue, in the town Of West
Wichita, and the building thereon.
Said property 10 be sold commanded by the
said order of sale.
JOHN MEAGHER, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Wichita, this 18th day Of March,
A. ID. 1873 5O-4t-Pr's fee Sc
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NoEa.
L. LAND orr,cr. {,

Z. 8 LAND OTFicH,
WICHITA, Kansas. March S. ISIS
Complaint having been entered Il this once by
Nancy H. Richey against Mary Z. Goucher for
adverse OeaSe fling No. .oe5, dated Novem-
Der IS. ls.3 upon the lots No ] and and east
half of the northwest quarter Of section -.
township q south, range vest, in Sedgw;ck
county. Kansas, with . view 10 the cancelia-
ton Of sid fling. the said parties are here
by summoned to appear .; this o1lee on the 18th
day OF April. ISIS. ~ II O'Clock .. m, TO re-
s,sond aud furnish testimony Concerning said
alleged abandonment.
W. s. JENKINS, Register
} c REDEIELD. Rreeiver A-U
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Wichita, March Goth, 1873.

The revenue law passed the last scs-
sion of the legislature fixes the state
taxes for the next year, for general
revenue four mills, interest OH bonds
four-fitths of mill, sinking fund one
fifth of mill, school fund one mill, or
a reduction Of three mills from last
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C. A. Logan, Of Leavenworth, has
seeu appointed minister to Chill, in
,dsct ot DIR. KSet, Of Wyandctte. The
.a,ary 10 slo. 900 year. and VIC suppose
the doctor y'il,give uphis coal shaft for
the presest.
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Yesterday witnessed the largest
shipment of merchandise yet made
over the Lawrence and Southwestern.
A large portion of the goods were dcs-
tined for Wichita.-Lutcrence. Journal.
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Gen. Pope predicts quiet and peace
on the frontier tins summer. lie SAYS
the Indians are disposed to behave
themselves.
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Notice..

u. s LAND OFFICE
Wichita Kansas, March IL, 1873
Complaint having been entered mt this Office by
W. Ii. kirkpatrick against LorenzoJ. Trussell for
abandoning his Homestead entry No. 252, dated
March 18th, I572, upon the utheast quar-
ter Of section 2, township ~ south, range 4
west. in Sedgwick county, Kansas, with a view
to the cancellation of said entry the said parties
are hereby summoned TO appear Mt this Office ON
the I'd day OF May, 1875, at 10 O'Clock q.
M, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
W 5. JENKINS, Register.
j. e. REDFIELD, Receiver JO-4t
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One Of the general laws passed last
session gives purchasers of school
lands ten years additional time to pay
in
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The chsilccs are that Alex. Caldwell
will lose his seaf In the q. 6. aeuate.
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Treasurer's Notice Of Delinquent Land
Sale for Taxes.

List Of lands and town lots in the county Of
Sedgwick, stafe Of Kansas, upon which fhr taxes
and assessments for the year A. d. lSs3. remain
unpaid, aud subject to sale for the payment Of the
taxes, assessments and charges thereon;
LIST
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