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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

~ 'fff'i 49,! .ifEf1ff -. .f.f ii' sfG'tf
Whole Tickets, $40; 3 Halves, S.; and
Quarters, $780, Eleven Yhole Tickets
for $1,000! No discount on less than $l00!i
orders. .yta .;zti lEi,.geUi,r'
The object OF this ghird Gift Concert liksI
ne two heretofore given With such universal APP
proval, Is the enlargement and endowment Of the
Pubic, Lts3raryy 6f kentucky, which, by
the special act authorizing the concert for Its beneat
is to be forever free TO all citizens of every Stale.
The drayhEwM be nnder ~ supe0 bOn cf lhes
Trustees ~ he most eminent Citizens or The tued'
susi So iar thai Complete %sSes ss5asS add bufea
are therefore 5oifed fbat2 hev Mgst 4deria pnSer
they desHe ttparacibhe II tie AAxahg "a
. The management Of this undertaking has been
committed by ibe trustees 10 Hon. Thos. ES
Branlette, lnte Governor Of Kenlueky, 10 whom
communications pertaining 70 lh., Gin Concert may
be addressed. r. T. TDURRETT, Prestlr
=. II. N. HALDEMAN, Vice Prest
JOHN S. CAIN, Ssc'ry PplAe LIbHiy .! Ky
FARMEpS' AND DRovERS' BANK, Treasurer,
p AS the time for the Concert is close at
hand (Aprii sth), parties wanting tickets
should send in their orders Immediately
if they would avoid the rush and delay I.
absolutely unavoidable in the few days .
preceding the drawing. All orders and
applications for agencies, circulars and
information will meet With prompt at
tcntion. THOS. e. BRAhfbETTE, Ag't.I
Public Library Kentucky, Louisville
Kentucky. Il ID .lts3.44 u /
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
Our New Vice President.

On Tuesday, the 4th inst, Henry Wll-
son, shoemaker and Senator OF Massa-
chusetts, succeeded Schuyler colfaH as
Vice President of the the United States.
His speech delivered on the occasion OF
his taking his seat as presiding officer OF
the Senate was short and gentle. Mr..
Wilson like Mr.. Colfax. is tremendous
Christian. In this little speech he an
nounces his sense of the solemnity OF
the obligations imposed, and his desire
to give satisfaction in all his rulings and
decisions. He thinks, from the fact that
he has occupied seat in the Senate for
eighteen years. that he understands
something of the requirements of the
position
We indulge the hope that Mr.. Vice
President Wilson may have rather
nicer aense Of his new responsibilities
than he had of those that devolved upon
him as Senator he may have more
regard for truth than for party expedi-
ency-that he may not become mixed up
in any wey with the Credit Mobilier, but
if he should, that his Christian state
manship may extricate him without the
added crime of peEjury-as was the case
with poor Colfax.
Such are the kind wishes we express
for the new Vice President in the begin
ming of his term.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

Greenvilie is not to have the Work.
shops of the Air Line Railroad, as here
toivre announced. spartanburg is 10
have them.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

Lexington had tournament the other
day.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13
sherif's. Sale.

Ridge, Mar. 10,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-03-13

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash, s5OO,OOO,
.. To provide means for this magnificent One Hun.
dred Pheusand Whole Tickets only will
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24
Mltchen Crystal SOAP

SM elrsnirg and polishinv metsA. far cleaning and
p'n- vle psist kr rem0vlns staina ft0n, m,i hlr,
...htnx hrnts, And Tor all heu cleaning,
ts,nArtx 9, any other article made. 40 otller
~ ~ ~ Ea'y 60 nae md perfectly harm 'ess and
~ r.. "tn: ~ groccr. sall u. Manufactur re only
i a.. 4 ERO) )RE i3i y. Thru ST. :,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24

KEARNEYs0
FLUID Ex1RAoT BuoH "
sase and has cured evsey ciss Of Dishstes n
Of We 1iaddeg and tnAanmation Of IL Eldneya,
uIeeses;1n Of the xidnsse eod Bladder, 1etsn.
cn ssn.s q Tas e. 1s:.sss q tss frSs::i aisa
and Ausoce O. NiliI Disehasgsa, and Sof IN.
fseblsd sad ps,ieato 6oaslitutiouS Of botA Hsxes,
sttsndsd With Tie following symptoms! Loss
hsrTs PAN u Tie
PlIiA CountsSsnse, L.sdss - cfsSs systsm, &c. L.
VI; aat:r connnsmsat Riaboe psins. bsd:wst-
6ng IN ehildrsn, ets
t.aet Duchu 4 unsquslsd by any other rsmsdy-
A. In CaioFosis or Astsnt,on, hregulazity, Pain
ie!neo o! seppce.Gion oecustonsEy Evasuations,
Uaesseed 9. eehinue staae Of the Uterus, Lsu-
eorhoa o. whites, STABILITY. and fof Al com.
estsaaivsly, By The mast eminent Physlcians and
1idwtyes for snfesblsd and dslissts constitu,
tions Of both sexes and al agss.
KEABNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
S..sss Nssasss .Ari.is9 rom hnprvdsxess,
H0tts q DSadp0tloN, Ma, In al theaf sta9ss, sS
little spseses little oS No change a dist, no n.
sony:nisnee. and 70 exposure. Y c.uses fes-
SsssSy r:ns,inS os:ss..ssoo: S pr.vs..ins 70 soS
Curing etsictar0 Of the Ursthra, AllayinS Paia
I'D JndAnAatioa, - ffequeuti In this ctass of de.
easss. and sxpslling Ill Poisonous matter,
KEADNEY'o EXTRACT BUCHU,
N.oop:. bottle o. six hsttlss for tsoo, delivered
toaAy addyess, seesrs nom ohssEvstaon. eo,A b.
a's'4es 4sxEsax ssI;se Ce CSes:Pss:S 20 5a:y,. y Al.
e eyhen ~ isttsn Sos iiipsAaaioa ahc.N s.
-
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-04-24
PArENTH OBTAINED.

MIN Il I K-y:CuUckk ,itfits. Catalogues
and full particulars FdEE. y. ". spencer,
III Hauovor st., BOaeon.
, 1873-03-23

~~->~~~~"~-~~o~~e~~- - 1..c ,
haase ne' bssa
id f.4s Sa
sesha s ono i.m ba's9es = ys 5ses
time Apply, be:9:o ne ~ OF np1ri;i -; ~ W. A
lELL: ".sdsea. hahk.1so eoaae,: ,:.-..- ..----ze77
HOE rt:i ss xaefsd 4o
scres timber, ke acres under por ~ acre. ~
.ss s5sss to e1easasa: sELDS FISH CO.. Is
l4ss!e:. = ~ vx6,7 nv ;70U, 4. LEWIS.
L and Agent . Ea,. Ean . hoS a. 3tn ~ Ss1o 20
acres & aun1 & - t bn, cont annual Inter
ss per 1STo On eTE lad. With " 1os o Cha
fsf 5stssn * ''s; I'D
si,bn oi isns days aeto. land ia Kan
kco and oaaois M a. len Ii s5n s.s. pt 70 sa
parch:.ea. 'sh .'
5 g. II; F. .a5a1sa - t.
srRbX&S: i5GXasSSs FoFE 60. y Isl Ead.oa:.
.s.sa SahSiEAR@ j o. a; Is
e e. Eaasd9ia: y. d;sn, ~ - ~ s&'"
"ess aaalsoas =. ~ . eor; 71TY PR0FER
bs.t saa II tnssa aao T. l.osds aI1as T.
Ind to schools, churchas and ssors'- r. a. Ao' A'
G:55:s, &c fee5 ~ EXCHANGE FOR CITY FKoPFR-
t. farm oi 20 acres, noaF Estn' III. Aoofea'
1toon 9: T:eans nsMo.5s. Nm wcT7z1aPR0vED
oK Il Il aeee. n barcan County, i pcgest ordsr
and near sRs sa;y ths St.ptt rhs
ood Souse. barn, nea3asnss 81 19sM 1s
FOB fnoxn Is diaa fleya," W.ake9.a. H.
, 1873-03-23
TIE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY MARCH o 1873
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

! SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
| ToR sAEE-Br i. !. ARNOLD, lsi sourH cLAaE
.s e ae5e. .EAstsw x Section IS. So la; caaal ant
:ss: % a sssss sssiis II Il; ss ss4 4rsst sssssa
PETS hssss II g. ssotion ' u = ~
and s'e9sht1 81 H.
shs sonts P4s Indians, p,te and Calumet
Gheap lots on IIubbarst., Testorn~nr., ssymous.t.
i los 1t Lavnda&c, east ieaut; lste water.
% !. en: ,s
RI on Hsfrt,on near Isob:y-st. "& A's' Aa''
1s ssk ba i tn
I'll Hea.e md ss1 Il ss:ss' e ubssrs near
House ia 10. % Fremont neas csnsto..t, cheap
FQn Fass1;i, LEIoT ;,.I;a q H9nTn'yEsT c9RNETl
sfsss sHS e @ .s Ras M &
ossd In 5ehen 9 Eosd hsEa ri hynG ose5 g
tanoe from IL 1no, " niaaues dve fran
ee9 a8 aa a. L.
seo;a'f sif:; ,'9s: It pisi:os sss;"s
cooper'i. i'3 Eass Madisoa-st. .'.-..-..
5s5;e s1L5x s ~, ~ @ "a a SFESP1p TW ;
.pd .rees rn eruund running tho lase
sssIs:s >! : l. t. sss:s Sssse 4 IT,
netka
FOR sALE-CIIEAP LOTS; SMALL PAYMENTS
= doNp, bslaoeo to salt purchasers: high erouad,
snd bonlevasd Horaecart and orunauses regularly
10 oneg a arn oon t9,o nho ,5 % M
will tafs you to ses rbrse ios III. hnr.ns wnn,I: ia
West Maassonz., Ni4EER BROS.
TOR sALE-SGu D0WY D1I1yTF 1f0ET5T-y
u payments buya nov 8rnou gothic vills viii Etn
Gloss to tho station aud Normal Schou Enro-
WAKE. 81 WaahinEton.st. ~''''
T'OR SAIE~.iT WASIIfSGT0Y IIFTi;IITS. 1VEFY
desirable and attractive tract 10 acres, sabdvided
tao losAtet n tue imnndaso I3gtniIy q
aeposs WY g soid on fasoSahio terus =. T. TAAHER
CO.. lee East Aadaon.st
FoR sAIE-.AT OAK PARK. ! GOOD HOUSE,
with - q loo teet ona block sad half from depot;
aga ana Orr WITH shrpDbSrJ and eFcoi!ent water On
s s3 Saa s*1 possession ApEi' Anqse Of j. D.
o1-ot. - ,e ,outtt 4 " Atcfst.
T0k SALE-1Ots ACRES HALF IMPROVED SOME
timber, te station. cbcaeo y ailes *ad
~ II ~ Ply; eas5t "ofA pent5 d Ss per oaS-
=. 1AALE. aooAtt, ,lud-z~--z- lud-
EHoR sALE-19 ACRES IMPROVED LAND. HOUSE.
osehafa sual! frntf n1 from a;at4vn ~ miles from
ChieiSo. St5 per aero. j. EARLE, Hobart lad
11OR SALE--1H WINNETk Al f11YSE Am YnT
for IA 3D. another for "a s5o an0,lcr for Is 40.
.oohsr e., Stn dn L, Ii f:1 aVfS Wisnotts % S''o'''
eaoNass ioe @.eeoe H. -: ~ . 70. osanetae. ~
t'4n hALE-A srLESp!D - ftAGA . ~ hiHlLAND
- - " pAs5 s'f1n7. y. !. 49,. ~ 1-1.,at-cet
E10R aALE-H0USES AND LOTS WELL LOGAT~
f,f9 sstfa6e j toss II ,h.t vicinity SIDNEY L. uA
, 1873-03-23

ffsffRs1isf~ss. fsf;Rns!,. Sssaas.; Sss51:n;.
Hs;sl.sa:t., HslIsat S;ss4''''' Ss;aa!:ss
4Sa aay others. .ncludng eheap souo, on monthly
p'yysss'h ysoie, he,,opc. Business. and .np,etu,ox Lott,
House. aai Lots, ss% 15.ooo
Bs3{5Sst Bs3;5sfa:.s., P:i;:ss;,. Rsx::s;
KIaalest'.' Kiaaneat'.' SNsuEhisk,ss, Nnrfh stats:,t.
Larraheos:;;, ,.,.. T;aaElip:st.
&sst t Msiis:,a..t., Mtisa.as. 1l1ins 1HaaaPI's:s Pa1:s
| Enxicxood. Hs Hs:ensSood. d.
| Austin. Like Fore.t.
! DaSPsrx, Elsia, ,''''
TSiselS, IT, sS5,,rn, .ns a,, Us.sss ~:
Va :s'ssss s:oss:
ssies sAssAeHE i TsssheI FsEohmhgx stolida sfooo
aen; as:9 81 u sss snS e. ice
I'D sf - ssisi hSsS Hs '
1SpS s:.s& VITA ali 0dsf" improvements. lot s41''S
II i: Ty!elst., y: e; s. "a Il ,i9:s saa''
No. :;s Adams. T.. 5oa en | inc. '.'''' ~'''
i = e: t!$;:., 5$ r.n from.
hst: hst: o oa %ca*s nss4 nssr Wsa ss
1 e. e ass5 i s
lou1l:5 Adam.:st.. cosneT IT Il Wss4:sisr ] @ $50.
; asssn; bur sy;:' W1 y s! 5 oa siom m
SsPSs@Se,'s aasf s@i9sa T9is! : H. &l'
s1 ss1' a:sss aa:Sst: eosse, nss5 wfia y iasys e ~
51 SSsssaaa: ss:nsE asae 5'tits' 9S'9 $: '''
i Il: :5 {s5j:
monthly e 0ah 1t e1 is;ns Is e ,s,o.s sa r.t oor
, 1873-03-23

81 I md with as bs boT Of ans "a; + 5
;s IS !e -: s % saS III Il
Of iss t5 Yss2s! rs
FOE sAIE-cH0IGE ; 2Ia CORNER Lors-oALL SOON
e tin;
vslsn!ins ; IL ast ss saoush s{''3o e;
ssF:. s99'sy i.s e :G:iss:a corner
n.s.ss ss,
fGt9 s::P sSs
Fos S:aHS 81 q GSs seSty$asR =! 54ss
r.: ssf$; : ;;s
l. No. e1a5lof-4t., ncar State
Foh SALE SOUTH ENGLEWooRR;- i3isfESsE
I.p's h ny m RI Ss 9ns h
{sss1s9 Esf 5S .sS il
saa tss hsiosa whore
sti @ @ IL ss ssa tssR: s SO month";
Every G1KBEhT bfEnh T ei UiTiSs 9f;
E1oR sALE-oS TAYLOR. ST. NEAR CENTRE
1r 4 EScieE%o566 f: L ST. s5 56yasaa 66s.oaa; lots.
F}AEx FSAEx z$EE$ zSEE$ { { S:s;iss T. T. 3 T.
ON IHDLANA.AV. uear Twenty -nlnthat.-A number
800 AoHEs ssli Improved. uo4r Oshkosh. WIS.,; vii
g&Gst, ss q
H'oR sAl.E-oSLX 80 pER AoRE % ACRES =
s 4 faassxs as;sS fsS c: ="
5H, SAILS AuREs AT SOUTH ESGLEWO0D,
9Ss7ISoah s'fa Eho5ks 80 ksss'; s'' pc:
s:s.! " tS =:
aFexs 80 IS sszsro ,.s,osx
L; 5Ss L {ss z. se.'
ron SALE-Ar H1SspAlE-TWo NICE PLACES M
= sGpts sfJn G1'Rfns ii 4 tsss s5S.' '''sa o-A
Tor sALE~2sTQRY AND BRIoK q! ,BAsEnhE;STE 81, h;.sE
ssrnss sxpre nd M s-ea oa4D.
i; S%S Is 5ss:: s'sa s:sDs'
h1ps: al g.
ssss: II ssss >. n'1'a'''
M hI,Js4 5yAiSSToS is;
e Is fasssss, faesi''e SR,e:sa S s VIRUS
| I1oR sALi;-2: ACHES CORNER PltA1KlE,,AX, az,
I'D Sssassa @
Is; HHssSSa a:s;s.;:s ; Il: $
o Ssass. Sis. ror ' rith ys5; a. ~. .rf.
sSsssaS: 80 * fs; i; IS
soGds sa:,. i!e q 'ss s. rso
south &; * Msrtst.t: Il taa T. Ss'sv pe| ----- Wv.
FoR sAtEE Soaw9on III i51 e. seXs az;
,9af asass. s5ssns I'd 9f IT, ~ 4
S fst; a. ssa 81 'tsS = Is
sMY ,d3, In ExASsdfoS sot ssd ola
vster, bab la nr1sss os
, 1873-03-23

RIO kENf-THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE no. /
woodland Prk cnutaiaa Is bait. roo1ux clos
st- aad spend! cellar all metorn improvements. would
Eou Wntn 7F@'-" - - - - ~ ~">e
, 1873-03-23
CITY REAL ESTATE.

Foh sALE-EoUR s. Il J, ~ HOUSES ON BuTTERElELD
houses on barnsile-x.~ 81. 500 Aod ~, 600.
Bei baaas aa
se Sss tss.sss s1i. ei:fn Eia.sss s5enna "a"
fiatda adsa. lot ossf
Fino house and barn on johnson. place, s6, 600,
Houses on Michigan-aE., Jour cboce' St. Isl md $751;
srs house q rom: oa e1skshss o. Psftsa g. s.
a*tof1 elegant brick Prairioav, cheap a. rt s1o
Cottage and lot On TwcaJsercnth-,t., casy
story 1nd basement Thirtlc,hst,, bargain, So
M Is room bsae snd basement yfouIih-st, 3d.
K;cEspt hous2 s.D1 on ThlFte:hst lot .s11so s12
fs'2t asqss ~ wses,has
Hssszae His.z 4s5ssacss yt3seqac.y
S5, oo9 and sl.0.tNI. '''3Ns1 VI "a0aso'A'''
nos.e Eins eon.ss 5fssson
sRa ie: iis: 9:ssIe %
House. EroaPd.e.,e. Ks:nes ieesiAs .ss.s ssa w.
"a ss.;assss a. "a aS';;: Co., ssss*9a s.
Esssas 5leE fesees:e WI Sostoos
SIS !: +: +: ss:5 q:
Sooa hoa:s snd !et: fh1Sop.ss.. 81. 81
Fiae neE % houses, MsInutsi s, 4 ,ss-ss !! i; sso g,
tottage lot fr11 barn. feuit and shadu trees fucr+
s0n-av bargain f%Ei5k ssE +" BROOKS. ss c..r4-.t
ITOR SALE-BY CLARKE, LAYTON { co:
House No. Il Ianutouav., 2story frame. II roouas
lat @stf3s; uaiy S. StJ.
No. 400 West Nshinsto l6 roo,ns ali modern i'm
proyenuen:s, $lB511.
no - West Westinghouse, c-stary aud basement
houso csa Jo sold for lew G-ss for gle, ,g0a.
Aiso 1q froto Dra1 Boulevard t1st
81 fcat on tho southWcst Drs1eiav Boulevard
and Eurty y-si1th-At. -
45 feet fronting tho Park hc,weeu eighth and
Fifty-pipth-sts-
Several 5o:tovt lots South pArk-av.
8! fcet OH N4besh-av.. nearTreuty- -fourth.st.
b3 tect cn PrGific-av-, ncar si1tcsntt,-s:
$3.50 to ~ .Ol0 per lot.
!2utlGU fcct souAMest Robcy and
y fett On Stelcy -av., near Jacksoa.st.
45feos on Vha EuIon.ht., and west OF Hobey.
CLARKE, LAYTON CO., 1:n l4aSn}te-st., Roona,
E,0n sI1E-DKsIRAnLE LOT PROPERTY EY
- IAILOH BROOKS, s. Ciarkst.:
60fle3 teot Cottn*o Grovo.Av.
st1ll feet Utexel-Av.. $l.2lo; bazgnju.
So5i23 foot No,nan-st. dasralls property
tyr1a5 e, fest, east trout. tndiana-a
, 1873-03-23

FOR sALE-s6oa DOWN, BALANCE MONTHLY
payments. buys nov 8room gothic Fils with Jfoat
corner lot Gloss to tho station and Normal School Englo
~ AEE. VI WhthtnRfn11..t
, 1873-03-23

no REST-FURNIsHED HOUSE, TWO-ST0RY
taa sssenent II ,orn.. al modern inpsoresa,s
and wife price, Il. family would ke boAzd for
tent, with TO other bps1uezs Address " H. Tribuua
, 1873-03-23

RIO HEST-MAY I, IN NORTH DIVISION, SOUTH
west corner OF Bcldcn- and Halsed-s 1a.xs two
etnI2 hopse q with ali nodez:, Improvements.
OGDEN, SHELDON CO.. coFaer 3Iouros and La.
, 1873-03-23

ROR sALE-CIEAP LOTS; SMALL. PAYMENTS
- aoNp; bs!aoen to suit purchasers; high ground.
sseats AZ made noaF school, artesau we'll depot. park
snd 6oulevnrd orse~caft aud o1niuscs regularly
70 70 tnls propsr,y gGod settlemeat To 1p,o sho hai
VII .4ts you to Ibe,e lots Bus horses wanted: l3
lost Ha1teooS1. WILMER HRt}S
, 1873-03-23

!No RENT-HOu5E OF 10 ROOMS. FURNITURE
Tor sale cheap for cash. Grand location family ol
boa5dsrn Address apply immediately DIX. T. J.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-12
Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
LE,vEswoRIH COUNTY
In the District Court and for the County of Lew.
enworth and sid State Of Kansas.
The Life Association Of America, Plaintiff,
Samuel W. GRAY and FL. ahe,h d. GRAY, his wife.
Mary A. Pilisbury and Ed gard Piilsbury, her
husband, Austin NJ. Clark, Jam6s Stone and
Milton T.. CLARK, partners as Clark Co., Joseph
Ashton and John Ashton, Defendants.
1T APPEARING that Samuel W. Gray and
L E,iz ,be;h ID. Gray, his wife. two of the above
named defendants. are non residents of the State
Of kansss, and that a summons cannot be served
upon them in this State, they are hereby notified
filed by the piainiii hereio the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, 1873, in said court for the object and pr-
pose Of obtaining judgment on the promissary note
Of said defendant, samuel W. Gray, dated Febru-
airy 1ith, 1871, and payable 10 said plaintiff, for
three hundre dollars, with interest from its date
at the rate Of II per cent. Per annum except pay
ment of interest to August 18th, 1872 and for &l
as AID for attorneys ee and to and for interest at
II per cent. per annum on the aggregate Of said
claims and for an order Of said court causing the
hereinafter descibed real estate to be sod and the
the jud yment TO be rendered in said action, and
that you and each of you and Of the above named
he forever barred and foreclosed Of and
from any interest in and TO the said premises to-
wit, said real estate, bounded - follows: Com
mencing rods and feet south OF the north vest
corner OF the southwest quarter of the southeast
of section g. of township To- range 81 run.
nng thence south the section line, thence east so
rods to southeast Of said quarter section
thence north Sc rods 2 feet inches, (s6 r. r.
in. thence west bearing north TO the place Of be-
ginning, in said County Of Leavenworth, Sia'e of
X ansas. And that you must answer the petition
Of said plIintif in said cause on before the Sd
day OF July A. D., 1873. or the same will be taken
4. confessed by you and judgment and decree rem
dered in sIid cause, the tenor and nature Of which
sill conf to the object and purpose Of said petit
ton IS herein stated.
BURNES Dill,
Nav Goth, 1873. Plaintiff Att.rueys
mA2l.dlAUS
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-06-12
INDIAN ITEMS.

Intelligence from the Southwest
frontier.
From the Arkansas City Traveller, June i;h.
We have just interviewed three gentlemen
direct from the Osase Agency, from whom
we have CLEANED some items.
About the I'll of May, Gage war-parties
killed Isadawah, the head chief of the Wich-
itas. They returned to the Big Hill town
on Salt Creek, and held the grandest scalp
dance ever known in that country.
On the 2Gth, at midnight, Usage scouts
came into the Big Hill town with the news
that a large force Of the Wichilas, Caddoes,
and Cheyennes were coming. A terrible
panic followed. Almost all the western
bands OF Osases at once packed up and
moved eastward TO the Cherokee lire Only
force of young warriors remain on Sal;
creek.
A white drover has been killed on the trail
below Sewalrs, probably by some of the west
ern Indians.
And 40 the slaughter goes on. Ard still
we have no semb!aDce of Government in the
vast Indian Territory. How long, o Lord?
The present prospect is that the Osages
will remain strictly at home this summer.
The foolish outrage committed by the Big
Hill has fully revived the old hatred between
them and the southwestern tribes.
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SIlerin'S Sale.

CUNT ssATE or III Ln hxssAoi is.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
of the state of Kansas sitting in and Tor
Leavenworth county in said State.
John Like, Plaintiff,
The Society of Mount Carmel, Ease NO. D. 'o''
Defendant.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that under
l. and by virtue Of the judgmen; rendered in
the above emitted action, in and by the above
named Court, and of a special execution issued
ON said judgment, to me directed and delivered,
will. on
Saturday, Ike 2lst day Of June, A. ID. 1873,
At II O'Clock a III. of said day. at the Court House
door in the City OF Leavenworh, III the county
and State afor. said, offer public sale and sell
10 the highest bidder, tor cash in hand, the follow
ing described tract, and lots of land situate, lying
aud being in the county of Leavenworth and
State Of Kansas, namely: Lots numbers forty
400, forty-one an, foriy-two l42), fOrty-threa
(ii), fOrty-iOur t44D and foriy-6ve (i5, in block
bumher ninety CO., in the so-ca'le1 western aadi-
ton to the City Of Leavenworth in said county of
Leayenworth.
said property TO be sod as commanded by the
saii special execution and in pursuance OF said
iud ,ment
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff.
JONI LIEF, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sheriff S Office, leayenworth City, Nav 18th,
mari ldI wi
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LEGAL.
Sy,eriT,s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, -.
COUNTY or LEAvKxwORIA.
In the District Court Of the first Jcdica District
of the State Of Kansas, sittf'g IN ana luz he~se"
worth county in said state.
Iacieu Scott and Lyman Scott
partners a. Scott & Co Plaintiffs Case No 4.sss7<
Madison Mills, Defendant.
ny virtue Of an execution to me directed ard
ID delivered iss1ed out Of the District Court OF
the First Judicial District Of the State Of Kansas
sitting in and for Ieavenworth County. IN eIo
state. on the judgment rendered IN the ABOVE
entitled action viii on Wednesday the Isth DAY on
June, A. D.. 1873. 1t IL O. clock, 70. tnat cay
At the Court House door in the city Of
in the County and State Aforesaid, oner az puohc
sale and sell separately to the highest bidder Ior
cash in hand eaeh Of the following descnbed tracts
Of land situate, living and heng in the County OF
Leavenworth and State Of Kansas. namely: -
The northeast quarter of section thirteen u3),
township nine (9). range twenty-five ID esst;
the east nalf Of the northwest quarter OF secnon
thirteen 49,, township zine ts), range twenty-tSo
22l east; the half Of the southwest quarter OF
twenty-two 22l east the southeast quarter OF Sec
ton number thirteen t3l, township nine w, range
twenty-two 22 east the east halt OF the soutnwes'
quarter Of section twelve tl2l, township nine W,
range twenty-five fl22l east; the northwest quarter
OF section ighteen l5), township nine t9l, range
tventy-three (23) east; the southeast quarter Of
section eighteen u.s., tow nship nine t9) Of range
twenty-three (23) east the southwest quarter OF
section number seven ca, township nine ls), o.
range fw-nty-three i23l.
Madison Mills.
Dated at Leavenworth City, Kansas, May 10Th,
THOMAS LEONARD,
Sheriff Of Leavenworth county. Kansas.
CLOUGH WHEAT, Attorneys for fiaintin
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