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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
House Bill No. S6:l--crIAlPTEIRRai IIRa I-II- I!I.

An'Act to confirm the doings of School Districts Be it enacted by the Senate and House of ofepresenta
 lives in General Assembly convened:
 Section l. That in all cases where any school dis tricts shall have been formed from parts of two more districts, situated in the same town, and copy of the posted notice having failed to be left with the clerk of such districts prescribed by law and in all cases where the clerk of such new school district shall have failed to record the notice of the first school meeting by reason of the notice being l0s the dongs of such district shall not for the aforesaid cause be held to be invad but s hereby ratified and confirmed
 Sec 2. This act shall take effect on it's passage and shall not affect any suit now pending. 7~"
 Approved. July Is. 1874 -t F....l9r. .r q ,.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27
ARE YOU TROUBLED

Wih Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Contioo 6oa, BiIIiousness. Headache and Loss Of Appetite9 There is c sate and sure rem edy, MOSES DANES EXTRACT OF VEGETA ITON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-08-27

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

PORT OF RICHMOND. JULY 22sI67A
Steamer Shirtey. Tfayers. Bllnm0re, merehsn-
disc aud passengers u. b. FAtun. = s
Steau.ss D., w. ExerBan. Eattt, InllaQefpMes
mercI,anllise and passeueers, W. r. P1Etey. 3.
schooner EiizsSesh White, Rose, New 1oek saast>
sea0sS.r Roasose Barrett. Fsvrede Graeee
- - . : EAHzn~
stsaner John Sylvester, CHORD Hpxtoik, uefss
chnndise and passengers, u. D. gatnfla.
sSenn,er SAIr.ey, 9raSer6. Baiu1OrA msfsnaA-s
dfse. an iuassaDgt 70, Il. 3D.. Taium. q.
Schooner De Mass Graz, BEewsttxs heW 1oeAsF.
camel coal Curtis 4 ParxsS-
cLEAHEp xaR THIS P0sga.
schoonss. William as.A 5srses, tea, Pisi1ass-s
e ssse Done Morning ssu. Lynch.
s1 sS,s ii ]. MeIrypaxn, Leesss SaW Yest. daly
acaooneps 81. Hrsdiey, McMonskse, ard III NJ II.
ETapInm, Shes, PhAadoa phia. Jusy ] .,
h s NE4ORANDA.
/ new YoRK, July 90. ARRIVED seiUonsp 1afia
Ranger. Marfin NJ. Z A. TyisR Retestons T..sM.
Woiseg RaiteY. I. r. Cake, seyys ADS III HaoxeAS
). a. Ghambcriln. Bous; Hanvard. es--tsana
Virginia. i. -. 49, 4, ~
Especial tslesEam 70 she Gtspatcs.
/ c,ryPo1Nr. VA. July 2.--A rived ErsG Lolass
Madeifa. from Hi .hn0ad, 70 nDtsh tosasrg Ssg1c-
co: schoofer 4. r. pnaro, from heN z esk s1o os
nichmonds for eoat ss
/ Erw Yoax, July q. Arriysas Hohepspilet
II Arrived out hhesn. 81, 9gt
i Arrived: Eegn,ssos, Abssstnla. FIisss Ylcsessl.
4 Arrived out: Washinsto Ho.la
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BY Telegraph.

531 bales at 17@179sc. Flour quiet and unchanged.
red and amber western. Corn lie. better; 71f0
79bc. for western mixed Coffee active and irmer !;
Rio, 19XGl23c., with m advance or 1c. In better
grades. sugar quiet and steady al 7A@sc. Tor fAir
Muscavado; 8Sesfor Gentrifuxaf; refaed dgit and
rather heavy. Mo.asses quie; and steadYg RICE
dull and unchanged. Tallow dull nc SOS De- &c.
Pork frIuer ut *2ID$2l.50 for new mess. Beaf
quiet al 12klQl214c. Whiskey armef at 99c.
Hrejphls declining. .gE t5SfZ5 gl445f ~ 60
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RALTIn,,nn . n6ETs.

BALTIMORE; July 90 Flour dull md steady 5
Howard.sireet and western supertiae, "a. 25nss;
do extra. So 25@f5.75; DO. family. $6.25@y77S:
City Mllssupertnes 1896; do. extra, 1915 gsos
RIO brands, $7GlS7.50; do. family, 37@*9.60s
Wheat steady and more active; prices urcisDaed.
Corn frmer: white southern, 90@92c.i; yellow
SOUTHERN $780,: mixed western, 7sc. oaIs firm
southern, 70@73c.: western mixed, 534Q6Sc. ;
strong and higher. Mess pork. SZ2@f22. so. balS
Meats-shouiders. SGS4c.; elear rib-sides, lU5skR
iiIc. SUGAR cured hams, 18HGI TX. Lard, lSc.
Western butter shade easier anu unchanged. Coz
fee nominal aud dull. Whiskey quiet Of 99c.(9yl.
I'M IL
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CINoIHNArI MARKYrB.

CIyCINNATI. July 22.-Flour dull and dropping
Corn dali mixed. 6Si1 66c. Poxk strong sud Ire
regular. ut s2l. a3@322 OH spot: held tll mtddls
agust. Lard firm summer. 4 l49sl acs ket,tsss
10Ics; clear, Ne. Whsskey fim NJ 95cs ~ sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23
ST. LoUfs MARKETS !, "a

ST. LOUIS, July 90 Flour duh md droopings
supet fine winter, 33. 1904. Corr timer: some
saes higher No. q mixed, 85@B7c. according 10
location Whiskey steady 81 98c. Pork htshes ~
Sa2ib0. Bacon nnchaneen, with only ORDER aaoe-
Lard trn summer, 114c.
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MARINE INTELLIGESCE.
PORT OF RlCRM0ND. JgLYs sa,Is7A.

MINIATURE ALnfAHAc,s JUL1 a55 1878.
san rises. 80. 4.66 Aoon 3.g4
San sets q as High tide. I'D
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,hal,rla,it,t,kn,

3 BALTIMORE, July 22.-y irStpia 8ss old, peeeyp,
s3; consols. So; ex-coupons, 90. West yirgiasas,
10. Bids to-day. Hy,s ,Ss ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

IoUIDRENEEs 4 for sale bs BOpEkER'
III ~ heiesale ana 49,
legssef anoEs IN. & steisi a ~:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

The market for wheat Is fairly active. and prices
steady, with, If anything, Slight Improvement.
No prime wheat Offering. Corn arin. IS q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

Lsssc1es 90 be The sinus nlag 30 nInlous OF ma q
SEQ e. 4itG(f " 3
that when MssaE tSkmxtkseafter, not ia
malice but for self eefinl, wrote letter
10 DR.. Bacon, ailudieg theite sfn 10 did otfehse
Bseeher, he Sfr. Reschefj defantly mp
@poinfed y fomnittee ef bis church members
70 inquire into tho injury done him BIZ Mr..
Fis.ea by the aforesaid aliusign, and imply
Ing that he fMr.t Beeeherl had never beenthe.
author OF such offence and apology, and that
Mr.. TiltonsfWds a slanderer;; that to make
This inquiry bear grievoasly against Dir. Til-
ton he lMr. Beecherl previously conniyed
with Mrs. .. r. Tilton to give false .testi-
mony In bis or. BsechersJ behalf; that Mr..
Beecher's course toward Mr.. Triton and
family has at last resulted in the open de-
struction Of Mr.. Tilton's household and
home, and in the desolstion of his health and
life. - u THEouoRE TILroN.
Sworn to before me this 10Th day OF
July; 1874 ii
ls.gned.l TasoDoRB BURaHYrR,
Notary Pubiic,o
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The following, signed 10y Theodor9 Tilton
in 1879. April I'd, four years after his alleged
discovery OF Beeeher's guilt, is woEih read
ing:
Ill. ], Theodore Tilson, returning Of my
own free will to man whom have regered
and loved US father, thus renew and con-
firm my faith in Henry Ward Beecher as q
prandIy good and generous man. l, too,
disayow each and all of the impatations and
charges in said annexed letter, repeated snd
contained; and any and all otkss imputassons
upon his character and condaes which hays
been said to come from me disavow anc
covenant never to repeat or renew"
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the committee she spent many hours OF eA-
IRENE suffering from pangs Of conscience at
having testified falsely. She expressed to
her husband the hope that God would for
give her perjury, but that the motive was to
save Mr., Beecber and her husband, and also
to remove all repr zach from the cause OF re-
ipion. She also expressed similar contrition
Ito one Of her intimate friends.
RRcAPrTULAT1oN. g
twenty Finally, that in addition
to The foregoing facts and evidences other
coafrnstions could be adduced If needed to
prove the following recapitulated state
rnent-namely: That the Rev. Henry Ward
Reecher. as pastor and friend of Mr. Tilton
and his family, trespassed upon the sanctity
friendship. and hospitality In a long endeaY or
10 seduce Mrs. Elizabeth &. Tilton; that by
the artful use Of his priestly authority with
her. she being bis pupil in religion. he ae-
conDIished this seduction; that for . yen,
and a half. or thereabonts, he maintain ed
criminal intercourse with her, overcoming
her nreyions modest scruples againsl suen
Conduct by investing it with false justif-
cation as sanctioned by love and religion
that ahe then participated in q conspiracy
~ degrade Theod lore .TiIton F,efore the pub
lie by5loss Of place, bnsin, .ss and repute
that he abused Mr.. Tilton' IS forgiveness ant
pledge of protection by thereafter authoriz
inc q series of measures By Plymouth church
having for their ohlect the putting OF stlg
ma upon Mr.. Tlssop before. the church ane
also before an eef .esiastical council insonue
THAI the mode yatorf Of that council interprel
ling these ACT. by Mi. Beecherand bis cnur I.
laeelaTed publicly that they showed ~ =
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MRS. TILToN TO MR.. ALToN.

Saturday Ecening, February ], 1860,
well, know as far as I am capable I love
you. Now, to keep this -frrhigh and gene
rous is the ideal. before me. Il am only per-
fectly contented and restless (restful p when
you are with me. These latter months /
have thought, looked, and yearned for the
shour when you would be at home with long.
.ings unutterable." .......5I
''lAonday, February 8, 1863 O'Clock A.
M.-What may bring to my beloved this
bright morning? A large, throbbing heart,
full Of love, single in its aim and purposes;to
bless and cheer, him ? Isitacceptable, sweet
one 20 :. -.s;...a - - 5'E-a,f.s
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Newspaper Comments.

New YORK, July 21.-T The Times says Mr.
Beecher is entitled to- suspension of public
judgment until his reply is known. Many
of Tilton's charges are too loose and general
to stand the scrutiny Of court OF law, but
several are explicit enough to require the
mostexplcit kind Of disproof. There is no
middle course for The investigating commit-
tee. 1t must either indorse OF dispose in
detail tbeaccusations and documents sustain
ing them DO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-23

OF TecOnclllaClOD, anu AeuiaGC auo oicoo = ~
odore, and my most unhappy SELF?
g Do not let my earnestness fail OF It's END.
You believe in my Judgment. | have put
myself wholly and gladly in Moulton.s
hands, and there must meet you. Inls IS
sent with Theodore's consent, but ne mas
not read it. Will you return 1t to me oy MS
own hand! am very earnest 10 Tbs WISH
for all our sakes, as such q letter ought mol
TO be subject to even chance OF miscarriage.
"Your unhappy friend
"H. W. BEEgHER."
Thirteenth about year after Mrs.
Tilton's confession her mind remained in the
fixed opinion that her criminal relations
with MIR. Beecber had not been morally
wrong, so strongly had he impressed her to
the contrary, but at length change took
Mace in her convictions on this subject, as
noted in the following letter addressed by
her to her husband.
MRS. TILToN TO Mr.. TlLToN.
MSchoharie, June 20, 1S71.-My Dear
Theodore To-day, through the ministry Of
Catharine Gaunt, q character of fiction, my
ewes have been opened for the first timetir
nv experience so that ] see clearly my sin
IL was when knew that / was loyed-tc
suffer it to grow to passion. a yirtuo1is
woman should check instantly an absorbing
love. But it appeared to me in such falst
ligbt-that the love / felt and received c00iC
harm no one, not even You, | have believed
unfalteringly until 4 O'Clock this afternoon
when the heavenly vision daWned upon
me. | see now, as never before, fhe Wrops
i have done you, and hasten Immediately z
ask your pardon with penitence 80 SINGER
that henceiorth, IL reason remains, yois ma!
trust me implicitly. " .s55
sob, my dear : Z .heodore, though You
opinions are not festfti or congenial 20 20 n
soul, yetsmY GGr. integrity and purity a Is
! sacred lalg! ti0ty thing to Bless Ss1o
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by Tai e,fr,ap,al.,

Virginia Steamship and Packet
: Company 100 s 90 - Gu
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WrunS Oy your teTTlUle suHeTluS aAu SUI
row, tell you that you were then acting igno-
bly and that you can never have true peace
of mind till you conquer yourself and dis
miss all purpose and thought OF lnJuring the
man who has Wronged you.
'.Of all the promises our lips can frame
none are so sacred as those we make to
those who have injured US, and whom we
have protested 10 forgive, and they are sa-
cred just in proportion as their VIOLATION
would work injury to those to Whom tney
are made. You cannot paint too blackly Inc
wrongs you have suffered. On that point !
make no plea in abatement, but peg you 10
remember that nothing can change the law
which makes forgiveness noble and dodhke.
I have prayed for you night and day with
strong crying and tears, beseeching Goo 10
restrain you from wronging yourself by sie.
lating your solemn engagements. Tonight
i am happy in the thought that you have
been preserved from committing the act
which Iso much dreaded"
In letter written by Mr.. Beecher in order
to be shown to Mr. Tilton. Mr. Beechei
spoke ssfollows:
Mr., BEEcHER TO MR.. AouLTON.
ono man can see the difficulties that enyi
ron me unless he stands where do. TO Say
that baye church on my hands Is simple
enough, but to have the hundreds and thou
sands Of men pressing me, each one with hi
keen suspicion, or anxiety, OF ze:al to see tn
tendencies which, If not stopped, woult
hreak out in ruinons defence Of me t
stop them without seeming, to do 1T; 70 pre-
vent any one questio ning me; to meet an,
allay prejudices against me which had thel
beginning years befores TO keep serene, as
was not alarmed or disturbed; to be cheer
| snl at home md among friends whenl we
suffering the torn. ents Of the damned i
pass sleepless nig, ats often, and yet 80 com
up fresh and fall for Sunday --ah this may.
talked about, but the real thing cannos. i
understood from tlss 0utsld nor It's Weaf,n
and grinding on the nervous system.
III still another letter for tne ,1 san
#pnrpese as the above, Mr. eeetler said IS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

On THE WAR PATH.-By the common con-
sent Of committee Of two, Nixon has been
declared a member of the mystic circle If
teutonic secrecy, and knows how it is done.
He will henceforth he recognized as one OF
combination Of three, who are determined by
their humane and philanthropic spirit. to sup
ply all Of southern Kansas with dry goods at
cost. So while you are looking for cost goods,
walk around to twen:y-four Main street and
see If we don't dish you up just as much teu-
tonic chin music as any Of them, while we
propose to throw in the etceteras so smooth
and quick that you will be unable to detect
the fraud. Yard wide percaes, eighteen
cents grenadines, fifteen cents; best prints,
eight cents; farmers and mechanics cotton
$50, 900 at just such sacrifices, but for thirty
days only. Woe unto thee Jerusalem. 16tf
COST! Cost. COsT.-At J. Karatof,ky's,
Eagle block, for thirty days only. from July
10th to August 10th. Dry goods, clothing,
carpets, oil cloth, boots, and shoes, hats caps
etc. In order to make room for the fall stock
! have concluded to sell my entire stock OF
$4,000 worth Of goods at cost until August
10th. These goods were bought in New York
at lowest cash prices and will now be sold
without reserve. l mean business. i don't
humbug. ! mean what say. Come one.
come all and secure bargains before it is too
late. full line OF dress goods in grenadines,
pcrcales japanese, silks, poplins fancy goods,
notions etc, in endless variety. Everything
at cost. 14tf j. KARATOFsKY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-The unde rsigned
has some property in the city of Flora, Clay
county, Illinois, consisting of residence and
business houses, which desire to exchange
for city property in Wichita or real estate in
the county. Flora is an incorporated city of
about . 800 inhabitants, situated at the cross
Of 5. 4 l. S. f. and the o. Il NJ. railroad about
ninety miles east of St. Louis, on the high roll
ing prairie in healthy country. also have
a farm, five miles from Flora, OF 212 acres of
prairie, all improved, and so acres OF timber
that desire to sell or exchange tor city or
county property here in part payment The
alance on time to suit the purchasers. For
further information inquire of me at my office,
under the First National bank.
15-tf L. l.. HowITT.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

In connection with the following list
we have for sale several tracts of land,
ranging from l to 20 acres, adjacent to
the city, suitable for suburban resi-
dences, and choice residence lots in all
parts of the city. We also have the ex-
elusive agency of several of the best
business lots in the business center of
the city. Call at our office for infor-
nation as to price and location.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening. July 18th, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, ID. 5. Munger, by
the Rev. J. T.. Harsen, Mr.. G.. Z. Watson to
Miss Mollie Z. Munger. No cards.
Another Of Wichita's best boys has fallen
by the way side unable longer TO do battle
against the smiles and wooings Of the fair
Mollie. The best wishes Of host of friends
Of our city have been showered upon them.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

Two hundred sets Of W. G. teas,
Fifty sets Of w.g. cof.ecs.
Six dozen of W. G. ever and basins.
Fifty dozen OF goblets,
six dozen Of glass sets,
Plated ware. ivory and rubber handled
knives, and best assortment .: cutlery in
Southwestern Kansas, at Caldwell 4 Tits
worth's. ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

The second quarterly meeting, for the pre-
sent ecclesiastical year, will be held at the N.
E. church on next Sunday, e6th inst. conduct
ed by Allen BuckDer, presiding cider. Love
feast Sunday at . a. m; preaching at 10! n. IN.
and p. m. The quarterly confer ence will
meet Monday evening.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23
A GOOD BARGAIN.

A GOOD BARGAIN.
NO. 365-l60 acres, 10 miles east of Wichita.
watered by living springs and running
stream of water comfortable house
anu acres in cultivation. Price 1000.
NO, 36J-l55 acres, miles northwest of Wich-
ita, some timber, 20 acres in cultiya-
ton. watered by Arkansas river. log
house l6X20, outhouses, stables, etc.
Price so.
NO. 3,0-1G0 acres miles southwest of town,
northwest quarter of section Is. town
ship Is, range east, l6 acres in cuiti-
walton. good log house l6x2o. Price
$50.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

The catholics OF Wichita will give their Sec
ond grand festival tonight, at Eagle hall, for
the benefit Of their church. Last night grand
time was had, sales were large, and good feel.
ing prevailed. Schattner's band furnishes
the music and everything is conducted in the
hest possible manner. The hall will be crowd.
cd "a. night.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

There will always be found with us miss
and women's and children's boots and Shoes
mems and children's hat. and caps, mems and
children's ready made clothing, trunks and
valises, dry goods, staple and fancy; Rock
river building paper; full, general and sea-
sOnable assortment of fresh and new styles in
their respective lines, all purchased with care
and especial regard to the absolute require
ments of a frontier people. of the best makes
and brands, As cheap as long experience and
money can purchase, and sold at 4 small adj
vance on counter cost. Our stock and build
ing belong 10 Us, business chiefly done within
ourselves, thus avoiding the necessity of charg-
ing consumers the expense. waste and shrink
age often incident to the requirement of mid
die men. TO see is to believe. Call on VIM.
{. Woodman, So and 81 Main street, Wichita.
Kansas.
\. B.-Noney TO loan by mortgage in sums
to suit borrowers. on one TO five years time.
First Arkansas Valley bank.
lift WM. G. WOODMAN & Son.
Wanted to trade, ten shares of Occidental
Hotel stock for country or city property. For
further information inquire at this office. 4S-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

The walls of the Wichita Mills are now
thirty-six feet high. When completed the
walls 10 the caves viii be forty-seven feet. and
hfty-six feet 10 the cone of the root. The
stone contractors promise TO have the building
ready for the roof by the first Of August. The
mill company have decided 10 cali 1t the
Wichita Mills
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

1.-The value OF human life" was the subject
Of n very interesting discourse by Rev. J. l..
ilarsen, Sabbath evening. The effort was full
OF practical thoughts, observations and ex-
hntfafinps
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

The latest name Tor green apples Is "solitied
cholera" by supplying your little darling
boosters with generous quantities of the above
article this hot weather You may be, in very
short time enable TO sing:
Put away those little breeches,
DO not try TO mend the hole;
Little Johnny Will not need them.
He has climbed the golden pole.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

The wife and children Of Mr.. llargis, ar
rived from Illinois, last week. and will become
fixing up a comfortable and tasty place on
Lawrence avenue. Among other things that
friend Hargis boasts is pair of pretty twin
girls, as like as two peas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

Mr.. Fuller. the fancy worker in plaster. has
sold his place near Hutchinson and becomes Il
resident of Wichita. Any one desiring orna-
mentcd parlors or business rooms would do
well 10 call upon him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

John Flood, agent. has the contract for
erecting in this city and county several Eclipse
wind mills. For ninety dollars he can erect
a mill that will supply whole farm with an
abundance OF water for all purposes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

Senator Tom. Moonlight. ex-Seoretsry Of
the state, ex-Col. OF the nth Kansas, and a
wide awake gentleman generally, only lit
tie too weak a year or two back on the good
old principles Of the republican party, was in
town for three or four days the past week.
buying work cattle, he having been awarded
. contrac; o: government surveying in the ex-
IRENE western portion OF Kansas. Col. Tom
and the writer have had several tugs on the
floor Of the senate lobby, but socially he is as
true Scot as ever wo Re thistle.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

Sixty tickets have been disposed Of leaving
only a Jew chances in the piano scheme Of
Leo. V. Sage. Somebody is going to get Il
fine ninno for five lnllnrS
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

"A fellow feeling makes Us vonderous
kind was the quotation made by Geo. L.
Harris man, Hugh Kcnworthy, as he passed
our door carrying big piece of ice into the
county prisoners.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

Maj Miles, agent Of the Cbeyenncs, called
upon us yesterday evening. He has backbone
and will not resign, but punish every Indian
IN his power that docs wrong.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

The county clerk and chairman OF the board
Of county commissioners, signed up and de-
liycrcd the Jail bonds this week.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

BY reference 10 our special column il will be
eeen that Rev. Mr.. Teutchel is Offering his
land for sale at a low figure. He wishes 10 re-
.urn 10 the old country.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-23

The lightning struck little shade tree in
front of Milo b. Kcllogg's residence last W ed
nesday, tearing ii all to splinters. Nobody
hurt.