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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-06
TAX NOTICE.

Al, nersons who have not paid their state
and comfy taxes for 1873, BY calling ut the
Sherif7s office and settling by the 2Oth Of this
month will save themselves trouble ana ex-
nense. Your names will 90 ON the deiin-
q"'"' wa j. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff.
WA. GEORGE, Dep. and Col. 22sdlw-wlt
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We take this occasion 90 thank our
friends Tor past tsvors, ana rrspcct-
fully call thcir attention % our im-
mensc stock, whteIs We ARE Just reeeiN-
ing direct from the principal manu-
mriurcrs Of the North and West, pur-
chnahing direcs from arst bHnds for
cnsh on the spot. nnd awaiting our
selves Of every advantage by shipping
iu ear loads under special contract.
aud by eur own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident la eur ability 90 ouer 10 our
friends and 60 the public generally ur
Immense stock az better rates ana
more uniformly low ngures thnu ha
ever before boon offered In the iasertor
OF Texas.
As ~ basis aud founaation OF cur
business, we guarantee every article 10
he as reprcseutcd. or money refunded
nj our expense Of transportation.
our success Ia business depends en-.
tireIy upon establishing u Wholesale
trade ~ Northcru Texas, and We oniy
nsa n fair aud Impartial trial, ind ~
close compnripon % uniform priccs
With these of shreveport, Galveston.
and New Orleans with frclphts added,
and We chcerfuiiy abide BY tLr deri~
sion of the snmc.
DARLINGTON, MARsAIIs a 60.
bndtf
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Dissolution OF COpartnerShip.
DALLAS, Texas, November 3, 1873.

DALLAS, Texas, November 3, 1873,
Tha0rm of Il. F. Luce Il Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent j. NJ. Mcbride
has charge of the liquidation, and is alone
authorized to receive and receipt for any IN
debtedness due said firm. ,
B. f.. LUCE,
P.S. ARMIrAGE,
j. NJ. MCBRIDE,
Referring to the above would inform my
friends and the general public that |, In con
junction with Mr.. d. l.. Richardson, WIZ
continue the Receiving, Forwarding ana
General Commission business under The
same old firm STYLE, thus admlttingof no in
terruption to the course OF our affairs. Any
business intrusted to MS will receive, aS mere
'''' h. +. LUCE,
22sdlQt ID. H. hiChahp9oN'
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TIE MARKETS.

Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, November 5.-Cotton
active: sales - bales; low middlinS
NEW York, November 4.-Cottoh
quiet; sales Of 5000 bales at i4@l4!c'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-03-06
APPROPRIATIONS.

The following appropriations have
been made for our public institutions
Agricultural college at Manhattan,
$4,000. No portion can be used for
buildings, except $4,000 for barn.
Pcnitcntiary, $4,000.
Lcaycnworth normal school, So
900.
Normal school at Emporia, $l7 ,579.-
State university at Lawrence, $3o.-
200.
State insane asylum, $23,975.
Normal department of freedmen
university at Quindaao. $500
The appropriations for the COVER
nor's Office are $1,000: secretary of
state. $l4.SO0; auditor, $500; treas
urer. 81, 500: attorney general, 81 $50 ;
adjutant general, $3.50; superintcn-
dent Of public instruction. $500: state
librarian. S1.s50; supreme judges, ST.
1913 each; district judges. S.. 800 each :
criminal Judge of Leavenworth $1,000
printing $4,000
The total appropriations recon-
lnendcd by the committee on ways
and means il $500. AS. which is about
S3oo.0O0less than last year. This COM
mittee has cut down only where il
seemed necessary. and have not acted
in parsimonious manner. They have
seemed TO act with good sense and
Judgment, and for the true interests OF
fine state
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-03-06
FARMERS WANTED.

One of the great wants of Kansas is
more farmers. This state is peculiarly
an agricultural one. All kinds of grain
can be successfully grown. Stock
has proved TO be a decided success 10y
those who have been engaged in that
pursuit, while beyond all doubt Kan
sas is the best fruit state in the Union.
We have broad and uncultivatcd
prairics. BY thousands of acres, ready
~ give rich rewards to the toll of the
hardy woman. Forty acres of our
prairie land almost anywhere in the
state will. when dcccntly cultivated,
grow a sufliciency 10 amply support
and literally reward the labors of any
lnan. The sparsly settled condition of
many parts of the state demands a
heavy increase of population and no
other class of men are so much needed,
or can be more certain of pay for
labor than the farmers. Let them come
10 Kansas. then. with full determine
lion and a sealed conviction that farm
ia. is the avocation of their choice and
with an average amount of work and
well studied economy. soon may they
have for themselves and their children
homes surrounded with all the com
forts, attractions and blessed associa-
tious that are tn be found here on
the green earth.
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Proceedings Of the Agricultural
Society.

WICHITA, March /, 1873.
The mecti,l" was called to order by
the chairman, \. r. Lansburv.
Report of the committee on consti-
tuition and bylaws was excepted AMI
committee discharged.
CONSTITUTION
The officers of this society shall be
president, vice president, secretary
and treasurer.
The following are the articles of in
corporation Of the Scdgwick County
Agricultural, Mechanical aud Stock
Association:
ARTICLE /. The name of this Corpo-
ration shall be the Sedgwick County
Agricultural, Mechanical and Stock
Association.
2. The purpose for which this cor
poration is formed is the encourage
ment of agriculture. horticulture and
the mechanic art, and the improvement
of the breed of domestic animals by
importation. sale and otherwise.
: The place where the business of
this corporrtion is TO be transacted is
at the city of Wichita, state of Kan
saS.
4. The term for which this corpora
ton is to exist is perpetual.
The number of directors of the cor
poraton shall be nine. aud the name
of those who are appointed for the
first year are as follows: II. A. Neeley.
W. +. .Jcwett, 4. I. Lansbury, II. W.
Lawrence, George Salisbury. w. &.
Wood.nan. ID. l.. Green, Lewis Wood
cock and w. j. Williams.
The amount of the capital stock of
this corporation shall be live thousand
dollars. to be divided into shares of
ten dollars each.
&. c. Allison was appointed = cca:-
mittce of one to solicit stock. The
directors will meet at the office of
Judge Atwood. at 10 O'Clock. q. M,
Saturday, 18th inst.
The proceedings Of this meeting
were ordered to be published in the
Wichita papers.
The meeting adjourned to meet Sat
urday, the 18th day of March, 1873, at
l O'Clock p. m.
A. L. LANsBURY. President.
W. Il. KIRKPATRICK. Secretary.
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Farmers. State Convention.

OFFICE KANSAS STATE BOARD OF AGRIcULruRs.
CArIreL BUILDING TOPEKA, Kan, Feb q. {
To the Farmers Of Kansas:
On the 10th inst. the following call
for farmers state convention was is
sued:
The Farmers Institute. held Mt Man.
haitian on the 23d Of January. 1873,
adopted the following resolutions, to-
! wit:
RcsOlred, That it is the opinion of
this meeting that the farmers of Kan
sas should organize themselves into
district clubs and at once place them
selves in correspondence with the Sec
rotary OF the board of agriculture, at
! Topeka. Furthermore. lie il
ReSOlred, That whenever sufficient
number of Clubs have reported to rep
resent the public opinion of the state,
the secretary of the state board be re-
qacsted to call delegate farmers state
convention. so that said farmers NAV
meet to devise ways and means for
their present relief and future pro-
lection.
In obedience to the request contain
ed in the above resolution, delegate
farmers state convention will be held
il the hall Of the house of representa-
tives, Topeka, on Wednesday, the 26th
day of March, 1873. at Up. m.
Each county agricultural and horti-
cultural society. aud the farmers clubs
OF each township of the state, will be
entitled to one delegate. Application
will be made to the different railroad
corporations of the state for half fare
rates to the convention and return. If
granted, notice will be duly given.
ALFRED GRAY. Sec'y.
Applications have since been receiv-
ed from the Farmers Union Of
Douglas county. and from farmers Of
various parts of the state, requesting
that farmers union. oranges of the pa
irons of husbandry, and all other far
mers' organizations, as well as town
ships and counties having no such
organizations. each have represents
ton in said convention.
In view of the lively interest thus
manifested, cordial invitation is ex-'
tended to the farmers of the whole
state to send delegates to said conven-
ton. in pursuance of said request.
But it is earnestly recommended that
farmers do organize clubs and other
agricultural societies, and send dele
gates therefrom wherever il is practi-
cable to do so. ALFRED GRAY,
Sec'y State Board of Agriculture.
n. Beach of the following rail
road companies will carry delegates to
the convention and return for one and
onc-fifth fare the round trip: X. p. II.
W.. A., Il. Il S. +. X. r., L., l.. Il &.
X. r., u. p. X. r., Central Branch.
The terms of the other railroads of the
state will be published as soon as
answers are received from them
Arrangements have been made with
proprietors of hotels in Topeka by
which delegates to said convention will
be charged onc-third less than regular
rates.
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Correspondence of the Eagle g..
HORTICULTURE.

EDITOR EAGLE: \ large number of
trees are lost annually by being plant
ed too deep. Iou can as surel, kill a
tree by setting too deep rs by any other
process. Trees or shrubs should be
set no deeper than they were in the
nursery. In transplanting. spread all
the roots out in their natural position
with, the hand, carefully filling up all
the crcvices with fine mould; when
about half full press firmly with the
foot, then finish up. leaving the surface
level around the tree. 1t would be a
great benefit to trees of large size to
set two stakes, one on the north the
other on tho south side, with the tree
SO fastened to them at the top rs TO Sc
cure it from chatting against the stakes.
Trees in Kansas invariably incline TO
the north. 1t is conceded to be a fact
that no investment made in the farm
or residence grounds will pay so large
per cent. as that invested in fruit and
tlttS ssttA Sill upN.
one who has few rods of ground with
residence on it should, as soon as
their circumstances will admit, plant
n few shade trees, and by all means let
there be few evcrgrcens. They are
Just the thing needed TO countcract the
dull, monotenous appearance of all the
surroundings in winter; and just here
let me warn you that every dollar you
invest in evergrccns in autumn, that
have to be shipped any considerable
distance. is money thrown away, as
they will certainly die. They should
not bc transplanted until they have
bursted their buds and YOU can see the
new growth. That would be. in this
latitude. about the middle Of May. If
reset at this season fresh from the nur-
sery, their roots never having been cy-
posed long enough To even dry the sur
face moisture on them. and planted
shallow, after having puddled the roots
in thin mortar made by mixing the
subsoil thin with water, you can trans
plant with as good success as YOU
would expect with apple or peach
trees. When your planting is done. in
order TO secure the great success, you
must mulch each tree with old hay.
straw or other litter to the depth of
three or four inches. throwing some
soil on il to keep in place. Sow no
grain in YOUR Young orchards. but
plant potatoes. vegetables or beans:
Stir frequently. keep free from weeds.
keep stock out, and before YOU are
aware Won will have doubled the value
of your property with but little outlay.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-03-06
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

For another term of four wears Gen
zeal Grant has assumed the duties and
responsibilities connected with the
oflirc of president OF the United STATES.
General Grants administration of pub
lie affairs during the term just closed
has stamped him as no less n states
nan than a soldier. lie has dealt with
the highest problems of craftsmanship
and solved them satisfactorily TO the
people. At the time of his first inau-
guration. financially, our nation SEEM
ri to stand On he verge of ruin. His
administration has given il greater
stability. security and credit than il
ever before enjoyed. In this respect
especially there has not been another
administration so successful. and with
these facts before us We NAV conf
IDENTIFY expert that the administration
of national affairs for the coming four
wears will be attended with greater
success than the last four, rs he is now
thoroughly familiar with many things
that he had then 10 learn.
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PETITION FOR BRIDGES.

Petitions containing the following
bridge propositions are being circula-
ted throughout the county for sigma
! lures:
I To the Board of County Commissions
ers Of .Sedgwick county, Kansas:
We. the undersigned, voters of the
county of Sedgwick. respectfully petit
ton your honorable body that You call
an election, to be held in the several
voting precincts Of said county, for
the purpose Of submitting to the deci-
sion of the qualified electors Of said
county of Sedgwick the question
whether the Board of County Com
missioners of the county of Sedgwick
shall issue the bonds of said county of
Sedgwick in the sum of not exceed
ing eighteen thousand dollars for the
purpose of building the following free
bridges in the county of Scdwick,
namely:
A bridge across Chisholm Greek. at
the crossing of the township line be-
tween townships % and %.
A bridge across Chisholm Greek, at
the crossing Of the county road lead
ing east from the railroad depot in the
city Of Wichita.
A bridge across the Little Arkansas
river, at the crossing of the county
road on the section line between Sec
tions and IL, township q, range
east.
4 bridge across Cowskin Greek, at
the crossing Of the county road at
Waco postOfficc.
A bridge across Cowskin Greek, at
the crossing of the state road near
the Texas cattle trail.
A bridge across the Nemnescah river,
at the crossing OF the state road at the
village of Clear Water.
: a bridge across Cowskin Creek. at
The crossing of the county road lead
ing west from the village Of West
Wichita.
a bridge across the Slough, on the
state road or cattle trail. about five
miles from the city of Wichita.
a bridge across the Little Arkansas
river. at or near the fifth parallel.
None of the above bridges shall be
built unless the amount of this appro-
priation is sufficient for all.
Said election to be held. and such
bonds to be issued in pursuance of the
provisions Of chapter 68 of the laws OF
1872 Of the state of Kansas. and the fur
Their provisions Of the statute in such
cases made and provided.
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THE ARKANSAS VALLEY.
Scraps Of News from her Journals

The Belle Plain Democrat SAYS:
Hon. Geo. NJ. Miller spent last Sab
bath with hi- family. near Wellington.
Mr.. Miller bids fair 10 make good
legislator.
Beautiful spring weather is smiling
npon us. and is making the hearts OF
all glad.
Considerable spring grain is bci"y
sovn IN the Nennescah and Arkansas
valleys. Our farmers are generally
busy with their spring work.
A great deal of cotton will he raised
IN this county this wear. us said u
will grow here equal to that raised IN
the soSfk>
Immigration has already commenced
pouring jDto our cosat.,
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puhIjfa.iau yo.es.

in TIE district essrt % The county q -et;ssiet
stale ~ Kansas
Magy 4 -ffiitis, ylainsis.
H~nry CLAYTON. William - -snAsr. and ESEsil
werner. ,iefsntsnis.
The sts.vs nar..a dsfspdsnf HENRI CiAyisn
viii uac- s<i NJ hs- ten sfie-i ~ fhf afsFs
named piainisa 10 iss said sefiSn, sod hsf gatrss
he Ar.-xer TIE l-efiiien u the -aE3 TiA.ntis hi-f
saln~f fss orr % TIE ei>rs - ne District
os.ssrf a ne cos8HsF IL -sGSvies stEfs u hstes~
by the II dsy - tyri, 4 70 10. tn sssd J<si-
rigfs 81 DO tatsa true and ttsrs~st fes,'ssred
3gairsSs HIM for The % as End iHitrfsf
on sid surn frDsrs ia. SsA dzF 81 D-r~Esb.T. \ -
I-7l rate II u 80 rspf pr zuEiir Efd -,
ris further n $50 - ssaraTF fee fef
.ssfsrcIpx fte fies - rDsrtsaFs ~ s-sf aetna
z cslsi q sizii afld 1T a. s2is - he fs IA
ussS qazT-<r Il s-efsn a IL fazu=sssp = st,ufs "a
rang. eEsy. "a tsse cssussy 81 ~4azsscs stA'> II
hss.sA. t. satisfy Jass;ss~u; -'tfsfssg fss
AMI cgs-ts
wichifs kAnsss, FrhTaAry ~ ~
E-<A DfEH
atsoTssys 81 - ,si4sa,is
Aaes, g w EyEyE-. flsf8 S-ss-a =
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

Kansas has 2, 437 school houses. an in
crease during the past year Of 669, the
total valuation Of which are $2,S45,-
262 50. The number of children in
the tate, Of school age, is ,9S2 ;
the total number OF teachers employed,
males ,747, females 2.04s: the average
salaries paid were. to males $40 per
month. to females, $3l 80 per month.
Total amount paid 10 teachers in the
wear 1872. $j96.6l1.
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A resolution impeachiny Judge Del.

A resolution impeschiny Judge Del
ahay was reported to the house by
Butler. on Friday, and passed without
opposition. The resolution notified
the senate that the house would in due
time prefer charges and appoint mama
y"rs to conduct them. Only two cases
of the impeachment of a federal judge
have occurred since the foundation of
the government. Dclahay's will be
TN, third
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Treasurer's Sac Of School lands.

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Publication Notice.


In the district court OF IL. county Of sedgwiet.
state OF Kansas.
Mary h. smith, plaintiff,
j Hayden, Rosa Hayten, William u San
ders, \ A English and fred sewers,
def. ndants
The above named defendants, Hayden and
Rosa yden. viii take notice that N. have been
sued In said court by the above named piainto
and that unless they answer the petitioa OF sasf
plaintiff, died against them In The Once oil the
clcrk OF the district court Of thu county Of sedg-
wick, state Of Kansas. by the sd day of April. a
ID is.3, the said petition viii be taken true and
Judgment rendered against them fs.f The sum OF
500 uo and interest said sum from the ;tth day
of December. u. Isl, nj tbs rate Of " per
cent per amman. snd the further sum Of e.5 10 -
attorney = fee Tor enforcing the LEA Of mort
gage IN said action and for costa 81 SUIT. aud for
the sale ot lot No Ia Main street. IN tbs town
OF Wichita. ia the county al >edFwiek. state of
Kansas. To satisfy such Judgment, ATTORNEY sfee,
and costs
Wichita, Kansas. February 18th, hes
sLts- pNER,
Attorney for the plniaf'n
Attest d W REEVES. Clerk to-st-ss %
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Assiruecg' Notice.

The undersigned. sssigpe.s 81 4 Wsifnsr, OF
sedgwirk county Kansas. hereby give notice
IT, ali tsr.gss having eistrns against the estate oi
& Weidnrr ,hs; 90 the Isah day of May, u.
iE.g, al so'cipst 10 at the Once oi Jsn'ss
Met uiioeh. IN the city IF Hicbits. tn -~ig~trh
county 10 tbs sfste Of Kansas, thy viii proceed
publicly 60 adjust and allow d.utsDds against The
s-iat. and ebscta 81 The ssid {, *sistnef. at
which iin,s 4sid pises all psrs"ns having claims
asaisi sald estate requested W prss.nt them
for zayts;i8snt and allowance
HOBBS A PITItssskB,
Asssgpses Of & wsidsrr
DARED January iGth. ~.
izufg-sfr--Is Pr 9 Zee alg -
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LEGAI.S.
Publication Notice.

9Up41S31Cu No.aSS.
STATE OF KANSAS.
SEDGwiCK COUNTY.
In the district.caurt Of S-dgTick county;
William ''reinensteis, plaintiff,
John ii McMurdv. defendant
The above named defendant, John II MeMursiy
viii take notice that the said plaintiff William,
Greinenstein. has. on the tn lay Of November
a u. lss2, Fled in tbs Office of the clerk OF the
sta OF Kansas, petition IN the above entitled
aeflon against him, the said defendant demand
ing \ Judgment against aia the said John N Nc
Murdy, for the SUN Of thousand dollars And
ten per cent. interest said sum from the -th
day of July. \. u 1874 and that the said sias.
ment WAS issued out OF said court in said action
against him. the said defendant. which order al
attachment WAS said day. by the sheriff Of said
county of Sesi-wics, levied upon tn. following
described real ests'e. situated in the county =:
eedgwick. and state Of Et,asAs. the property OF
the said John IL McMurey tn-wif:
Lots No -, In, ~, isf on Douglas avenue in
the town OF Wichita. and lots ~, g. ~ 50, Io.
los, lis, LIS and 49, on Douglas avenue in
1reifsnstein's addition to the town of Wichifs
and lot No ~, on Douglas aveunc. in Greiaen-
STEMS second addition 70 the town of Wichita
and lots "A, - '1Ei' and No T. g. = and To- on
Douglas avenue, in J. X Mesd's addition Ia the
town OF Wichita. And that unless you the said
John II. McMuriy. answer the said pisiatiirs Pc
tticn by the 5d day OF April, A. ID ISIS the said
petition will be taken IS true and jusiymeu nj
rendered against you in accordance with the de-
msnd Of said petition aforesaid, and the said
above described real estate viii be sold to satisfy
such judgment
Wiehita, Kansas, February l1th, ls7s,
SLUSS 4 DYER,
Attorneys for plaintiff
Attest: G. " REEVES
Clerk District Court. Ai-tt-sis y
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Uct;ce.

U = IsTNF 'VFItST '
WICHITA, kanSas, February ., Ia !
Complaint having been entered af tiii- nfrFs by
Inggre : byi.tian agsinztT u stewart tot adverse
D-age iing, No Gtgl. dated August ~. ir5x, upos
the bot NJ and south halt of northeast guar
ter oi section o. township :. sSntn. range west
IN -rdgviek rsunty u ansss, with view 10 the
cancellation Of said entry. the said PARTIES are
hereby surnn"urd To- appear 81 this ofics on the
Ish day Of March. t-ss, al O'Clock m 10
respond aud furnish testimony concerning ss'a
adverse Ilng
" JENKINS. Rsgi-sf
4 REDFtILD, Receiver E-ASr
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Notice.


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