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from the Topeka Commonwealth. J
A Few Words For Wichita.

For the scoching given another de-
famer, and the hearty words Of defence
put forth in the following editorial of
Yesterdays Commonwealth we thank
the editor most sincerely:
ga loose-tongucd correspondent of
the Chicago Times, writing from
Wichita. undertakes TO make it appear
that the threatened disturbance there
last week with the Texans was gen
cral row, disgraceful to the city and
state. aud characteristic of the usual
run of affairs in that section. And not
contcnted with this, he goes on to ar
raign the city and its people as slow
and contemplate" and to declare that
the policy is ''to conceal the diabollcal
practices of the place from the public
gaze, lest people be thus deferred from
coming to the country"
We presume it is quite true that
Wichita is not so pious and so order
" as country village in Connecticut
or Massachusetts, but it is also true
that it is not so slow paced, so lacking
in enterprise. so ready to be fenced i'll
and whitewashed. 1t is comparative
new tOW u, anu IL IL 81 Nv ~ " y. ~
place of its age in the United States
has improved so rapidly. and no place
| of its size in the United States has a
larger business. Bad characters get in
there occasionally, as they do in all
thriving frontier towns. but the peo-
pie as a people are as intelligent, law
abiding and progressive rs those OF any
other city. east or west. They have
churches, school and newspapers IN
good number and of excellent charac-
ter. and the social life of the place Is
fully up to the usual requirements.
1t is the fashion of Il certain class OF
cheap newspaper writers to sheer at
and misreprcsent the people OF our
border towns. and Wichita, by reason
of its unexampled energy and thrift,
has come in for an extra share of such
SANDER mongering. For those OF us
who know something about Kansas
and Kansas people. this sort of thing
is getting to be decidedly tircsomc.
The citizens of Wichita and other from
tier towns are not all saints, perhaps,
but they will average quite As well as
the population of towns of similar size
in the older states. and the man who
attempts to make it appear otherwise
is either unacquainted with the facts
or guilty Of deliberate Justification"
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ID. Gordella, Defendant
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, tss
County Of Sedgwiek,
In the Distric; Court Of the 18th judicial Dis
tricr Of the state of Kansas, sitting In and FOR the
county OF Sedgwick-
Catherine Il. Conkey, Plaintiff,
George W Doney, Defendant y
Thu. above named aefendant, George W. Dow
ey will take notice that he has been sued by the
above named plaintiff, in the above named court.
and that he must answe the petition Of said plain
tin against him died in said action IN the once o
the clark of said court by the 2otn day OF August
ls.i, or said petition viii be taken as true AMI
iud gmsni will be rendered in said action IN favor
OF said plaintiff and against said defendant,
George " Dewey, for the sum OF S3p, Win IN
terest from June 18th. 1873 nj twelve per cent
and the sum of Sl00 as an attorneys fee IN sand
action and for the sale OF the following described
Real Estate situated in the County of ssdgwick
and state of Kansas; to-wlt:
Lots one ID and two f2) and the East half of ths
Northwest quarter OF section No. thirty lone tSll
in township No. twenty mine te9) Range one W
East under "a Mortgage, 10 satisfy said Judgment
Attorneys fee and costs in accordance with th'
prayer Of said petition
SLUSS Il DYER, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Wichita July sth, lssi l$-3
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Winner and McNutt in Prison

McNutt and Winner were safely con-
veyed to the renitentiary by Sheriff
Massey. McNutt supposed that he
could see his wife, who went with him,
often, but when he was told if he had
anything to say to his wife to go into
the next room and do so, as he could
not see her again in three months, he
was greatly surprised, and when she
left he broke completely down, cried
all night, and the next day was sick
abcd. threatened with typhoid fever.
Winner, seeing this, said that he
thought McNutt had been taking some
drug. and added, "If he did he Will
probably confess, and want the bene-
fit of his confession" The officers OF
the prison think McNutt was the chief
murderer, and Winner the accomp!lce.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS.
Sedgwick County.
In the District Court Of the 18th judi al
District of the state Of Kansas, sitting IN AMI
for the county Of Sejgwick
William and Nelson McClces,
Partners under the firm name
and style ofW. x y. McClees,
Plaintiffs,
Caroline Pa-co aud Thomas |.
Britt. Defendants.
The above named defendants will take moi .
that on the sth DAY of July. AID. 1874. the SAID
nlaiptin. above named fled their petition
against said defendants in the said Di.trr
Court within and for the said county OF sedr
wick and sued the said defendants In "a
court. and that they must answer the patti.
q, the said plaintiffs on or before the nth DAY
OF August 1874. or said petition VIII be takcb
as true and Judgment rendered against the saiu
defendant Caroline Paseo and Thomas l.. Britt
for the sum of Sjo9.sj with interest from the
18th tay of July, ls.2. and for the sun Of W."
a. an attorney. fee in said case. and for the
sale OF the following described real estate sl'u-
ate in the county Of Sedg@lek. anu state
Kansas. to-wit The south halt u OF the -oi''l
east quarter II of section number twebi.-i -
i2al in township number TWENTY-FIVE ~.
south Of range one % west, containing eighty
acres under mortgage. 10 satisfy said Judg-
ment. attorneys fee and costs. in accordance
with the PRAYER Of said petition.
w F.. STANLEY, Plaintiff s Atty.
vy;cbj,, TuIv 9th. 1874 49,
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Vale--Salutatory.

The last issue of our worthy cotem-
porary, the Beacon, announced the
withdraw of Mr.. Fred. A. Sewers as
editor, and the installation of Milton
Gabel.
Mr.. Sewers possesses warm heart,
which throbs ever in the fullest sym
pathy with humanity and the weaker
party. IL ever the logic of lis head
was found at fault the error would be
direct by iracebic to his sympathetic
nature. AS "a writer he is brilliant,
dashingly so, with strong inclina-
ton to satire, which, at times, cuts like
a sharpened iron tipped with caustic.
In or out of newspaper he viii have
hosts of friends, and whatever may be
his surroundings or invocation here
after he has our hearticst wish for
success. Constant as friend, eener-
Gus as a foe. kind as a neighbor and up
right as citizen, we like not well MS
loss as competitor.
Mr.. Gable. the gentleman who has
purchased the Beacon, is lawyer by
profession, man of considerable
means and ready and pleasant writ
cr. Ia his business capacity he is very
popular among our citizens, and we
have no doubt he will make his paper
all he desires, morally, politically and
financially. Already he has furnished
evidence of an entcrrrising spirit, and
we hope, aye, confidently expect thai
it will be said that Wichita boasts two
as fine country papers as can be iound
any place.
The editor of the EAGLE wishes tn,
new proprietor every success and
hopes for better and fuller acquaint
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Material for State Officers.

Since the convention for the nOmin-
ating of republican state ticket was
called. candidates for various offices
have been put: forward in different
parts of the state. Fortunately most
if not all of them thus far, have been
men who pass the critical inspection
of the press. as to good character and
integrity. At least no howl OF theft,
SINISTER and corruptionist has been
raised against them, that we know of.
Perhaps such onslaughts are reserved
for a later day, or for the candidates
who are finally nominated. 1t is en-
couraging, however, to know that no
notriously bad men have put them
selves forward for nomination. They
NAV vet come to the surface, but we
believe they will rise no farther.
We do not know that any states
have been made. We hope none will
be. There is disposition on the part
of the people to smash such articles OF
political manufacture.
Combinations may be made between
the congressional candidates and those
who aspire for place on the state tick
ct, but we hope the people and their
representatives in the convention VIII
set their faces firmly against any ac-
ton which shall conflict with free
and honest choice of candidates
Leareaworth Commercial.
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TbaI.ayyrence Tribune.

One Of the oldest, and for years one
of the leading republican journals west
of the Mississippi river, has been pur-
chased by Messrs. Snow, Menus ~
Balm, and will henceforth be run in the
interest of the opposition party. 1t
will be edited by Mr.. Mclius, who is
keen, racy writer. There is no deny
ing that he has made quite a ilutter
among the old stagers in the past few
months, demonstrating that Journalism
is his fort. We helped 10 get out the
first number of the old Tribune. and
we would rather see il live, even IN
advocating strange principles, than
not to live ut all. Melius possess
stiff upper lip, and will make the 1rt-
bune the leading opposition paper OF
the slate
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Publication kofiee

-TATE OF k>sAs, -
-edggiet County
Ia the pi.,rie' cgr,rt Of the s4ii esas,f q ssls
wick
Josrph -torrs.
Z Msyers Ei1a
wey.t- Esa Wm
sanders
The aiy5ss ns1s.d a.ssnfaH,- & nsysrs suf
EUts NsgsFs H4tg fsks ESfles INST the hsss issu
s1ea - ihs 4i,Bfs nanaFJ gisiEia7 ia to s4svfs
named cafrf ahJ That fhfy 1ias, eHsrsf ns frff-
tish II sal3 piaiasa asifssi tiern Eira IN Sab
ttqa IN lie sfce 81 ~ cifTt - szsa seuff.
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sais. dsfsn84nt { NFlsrs foT ths sE4n 81 30 -
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cent aud for a. sHna 81 90 U 80 "a GiSrHs3 2
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ing a-srrisei Fssi ~Etsts sitasfs4 20 ghe ssssliF
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saafh,asf e1sftsT sf ssrfs11 rasstser tfirsa. -
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ssssT rEsSrfzzEr o. satlsfg sal iaazf6s4f af'-T
issTf f~sz su1 1sssts. IN arfar f4sce visa a.
Ffaysf Of sqid pima.
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Divorce Notice.

STATE Of KANSAS,
>edgwiek County.
In the District Court Of thr county OF sedssick
In the state Of kansas
samuel \ ' Hartweii, Ilaiuiif,
Emma l. IinTtwsu psfsBlsn4
The above named defendant tmms l. Hart
we'll. j. hereby notified that she has been sued ~
the abnNe named p,siptiG IN thr above named
court asd thai she mu-t answer the petition ~
thd above named plaintiff agains, her died to IN.
Office of the CLERK of thr District Court OF thT ssid
county 81 Sefigwick, aud stale of ksssss. by the
Isrh day of August. 4. -. ls.t, .aid i.tition
III I've taken true and Judgment ~ he render
ell In said action iu fav-'E OF the said pstnih ani
ngatu-t her. the sIsi drTspasnt, diForcing the
said plaintin frpm her, the said Defendant and
dissolsiHg the marriage contract eNisting between
saiI pliint,G AMI her. thr s4id defendant
Nnd ORDER viii be entered by saiii court IN
said action. giving aud granting unto the said
plaintiff ths cHste'il oHre. conifol, nurture and
education ef the mtnar rhiirsB ~ said plaintiff
and defendant, namely IiHtlis T. HsTtweu aaf
Florence X ilartHsil and requiring h.r, ths said
dsieu,iinf to surrender unto the said plaintiff N.
custody and e"uirel - he said minor children. Ia
accordance with the prayer ~ ssid petition
SAMUEL. \ v HNRtW WILL. rtataun.
Ny ~ttss a D11a. hts at;afaefs.
wichita, June 9th, i-1t ii-5
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INDIAN TROUBLES
The Border to be Put on War
Footing
A Letter from Gen Pope to Citii-
zens Of Wichita
The Organization of a Company OF
Wichita Braves!
The Adjuntant General and Gener
al News

From all the il formation attainable
through official and private sources ii
would seem that the late threatened
troubles are fast dis olving in thin air,
and that the few bands that are really
disposed to murder and rob will be
eficctually cared for. The following
letter explains itself:
OFFICE OF ADJUTANT GENERAL, 4,
TOPEKA, KAs., July 10Th, 1874.
HoS. !. II. MEAD,
Hos. NJ. NJ. MURDOCH, Wichita Has.
Hos. w. L. CAMPBELL)
GENTLEMAN: The governor directs
me TO tram nit YOU the following copy
of n telegram from Mai. Gen. Pope:
Fort Leavenworth, July 10th ls74.-
TO Gov. L. a. Osborn.-Thrce com
panies are on their way to Caldwell.
10 omen and make secure The rord from
that place to the Cheynnc and Arapa-
hoe agency along which the cattle
will come Capt. Upham's company is
on that road now about twenty miles
southwest Of Caldwell. He will be on
hand i'm case of need, but do not
think the Chisholm trail north OF the
Chevenns agency in any present dan
ger from Indians. South of that place
I do not know bat what TT Sill Is the
propcr place to apply for any thing in
that region. Cavalry | cannot spare
from the protection of the southern
frontier of Kansas without endanger-
ing the safety of the people.
1Sioned) JOHN POPE,
Brit Mai. Genl commanding.
Very respectfully
II. f. BEEMAN, Asst AdJ. Genl.
Bv the above letter it will be seen
that the regular military is fully post
ed andwill do its duty. The three COM
NAMES spokcn of in letter above were
csmped here two days Quitting, etc.
They belong TO the fifth infantry and
were under command of Capt. oven
shine and lieutenants Rousseau, Bor-
den. Logan and lIargons, accompanied
bv Surgeou Marston. The above COM
NAMES left for the front four days
since.
A letter from IA well known and re-
liable gentleman, received day before
YESTERDAY. from Wellington. Sumner
county. SAWS the indian scare Is over,
and those who, panic stricken, rushed
uto this town, have gone back To their
farms and homes. satisfied that winnie
there mipht have been some founda-
ton in fact for the rumors afioat, yet
most of them were unreasonable alarms
Capt. Chas. A. Morris, the adJutant
general of the state, accompanied by
Mai. Rossington spent thursday ana
Fridsy in our city. Pursuant TO adj
vice from the adjutant general, a meet
Ing was called Friday afiernoo" aud
company of forty was organized
proyissioued and mounted from
among our citizens. After elect theii
officers twenty of the company started
Saturday morning with Capt. Morris
for the border to reconnoller, IRON
whence they win not return until Thu
wholc truth is known.
:. NJ. Tucker. and old and eNpcricnc
cd army officer was elected captain
Mike Mcaghcr, first lieutenant, ant
Cash Henderson. second Lieutenant
From the character of the men enlist
ed, we know that we shall get the trut!
when they return, which we hope WI
be in time for this issue.
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Publication Notice in Attachment.

STATE OF KANSAS,
Sedgwick County.
In the District Court sitting in and for Sedg-
wick, in the 18th Judicial District.
J ohn II. Smith, Plaintiff.
vs..
l.. y. Harris, Defendant.
ToL b Harris, the above named defendant.
You are hereby notified that you have been
sued BY the above named plaintin John H.
smith, who. on the 9th day OF June 1874, MED
his petition in the above entitled case with the
clerk of the District Court OF the said county oil
SedgwIck, claiming Judgment against the
defendant for the sum OF S5o3.3,, with the in
terest thereon from the Both day of September
1873. on account of work. labor and services,
and for money paid and expended TO ana Tor
the defendant, use. and Tor goods iurnishe"
during the year 1873. and that you are requir-
ed to answer said petition on or before the I'm
tiay of August. 1864. or the allegations oi SAID
petition will be taken rs true and Judgment
rendered according TO the prayer OF said peti-
ton.
And YOU viii also take notice that the plain
TIFF has cause 1 an order OF attachment 10 issue
i'm the above case. and has levied upon and at
tached the following real estate as the proper
Y of said defendant. to-wit: The southwest
quarter Of section number IL, township num-
Der twenty-seven, range one east. IN the couil-
~ of Sed ewick and state OF Kansas, and ask
to have the Judgment rendered IN this ease
made a lien upon said property and SAID pro-
perry sold to satisfy said judgment and costs Of
suit. NJ :. ADAMS, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Wicbit, lime Both. ISL 1873
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, s..
Sedgwick County,
In the District Court of said county Of SedS-
wick
Mary E. Smith,
vs..
Lvcurgus Dunlap, Mary Dun
Ian and William d. Sanders.
The defendants Lycursus Dunlap and Mary
Dunlap will take notice that they have been
sued by the above named plaintiff in the above
named court, and that they must answer the
pettion of said plaintiff. against them n! u IN
said action in the office OF the clerk OF SAID
court by the 9th day of August. 1874, or said
petition will be taken rs true and Judgment
will be rendered in said action in favor OF said
plaintiff and against said defendant Lycurgus
Duulap. for the sum of $4,000, with interest
from March goth, 1875 ut II per cent, and for
the sum of $4,000 as an attorneys fee III SAID
action, and for the sale OF the following de-
scribed real estate, situated in Sedgwick conn
ty. state of Kansas. to-wit: The northwest
quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
number twenty-thrce. in township number
TWENTY-FIVE. range number one west. under a
mortgage, to satisfy said Judgment. attorneys
fees and costs, in accordance with the PRAYER
OF said petition.
SLUss ~ DYER. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.
Wichita july 10, 1874. lo-o
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Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS
Comfy Of SedgNIck.

STATE OF Is AN>As -
County of Sedgwick.
Ia the district court of the county #
Sedgwick in the state OF Kansas.
The st. Joseph Manufac-
turing Company, pit H.
James !. Woodward,
Ellen NJ. Woodward,
John Il. Hunter and
). +. Joslyn. defendants.
The above named James J. Wood
ward. Ellen NJ Wsodw ard, and j 80
II. Hunter. defendants will take nos .re
that thev have been sued by the above
named plaintiff. in the above naineti
court. aud that they must answer iht
petition of said plaintiff, against them
filed in said action. IN the office o; tn
clerk Of aid court. by the 9Th DAY 81
August. \. ID. 1874. or said petition
will be taken q tFue. and judgement
will be rendered In aid action ia favor
Of said plaintiff and against defend
ant. James J. Wood ward, for ths ~ .
of fifteen hundred aud eight and forty
four one hgniredtb dollar, with inter
e.. on said sum froua FEBRUARY -;b, lr1S.
81 the rate Of ten per cent per anhhm.
and iof tbs Sun OF twenty-five dollar
- ma attorneys tee tn said action. aHo
for the sale OF the follow ing described
real estate situated in the county ~
Sedgw!ck aud state 81 Kansas. to-~ii-
the southeast quarter OF the north
east quarter, sad tie BoTihea-' quart
er OF the .6uihea.i 9H2st6F, os .eGtion
No. :. and the north se.i quarter OF The
southwes, quarter. and the south 2 s-'
Quarter Of the northwest quarter 81
section number eight all in township
tt..,.. .~eaiy-uine south Of range
EumUer tso essJ Daset = ,Ds..ss-s =
satisfy said judgement, attorney -.et'
aud costs. in accordance with i.ls
pryer OF said petition.
S4Uss & DYER, plaintiffs ati'ys.
Wichita, July Is, 1874.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF kASsA-.
-edgwick County,
la the District Court of TIE said county u s'ig-
wick
George Tlilot-on.
Charles y Ho'brooE
aud " ID Sanders J
The above named dofvHasat. GhsriTs 8 Hpi-
brook. viii taks notice thai he has been apsd by
The above safBr'l plaintiff "a the above named
court and thai h. fsust The petition 81 tie
said plaintiff. against him hied In said action Ia
sse Office Of the cirrk Of eaid court. OF before
the IJ,h day Of August. ~ l-7s. OF szid pr;iiips
viii be taken true sHi tufisfusn VIII b. ressfier
sd Ia favor II said plaintiff snJ against ssid de-
i~ndaui Chs. Haibros,E fsf tas sam 81 sIsl a.
with interest from ApFil ~. l-s5. Al II per e@nt
and fFf ths s0fu OF So % an attorney a fee IN
said r,on aud iSr the sale 81 The foil0a ing de-
srribed real estate, situated ia ts sutlnty 81 -siz
wirk sn1 state Of kan=ss tosWt. The southeast
quarter - section autabeT twenty -sFsn Ia fna o.
stip Hutbhtr twenty nine, rang tao east. nHfirr
a mortgage. - .aiisft said gud21nrbi sfiyrnsy =
f.~- ami costs. ia accordance Wifh the prayer Of
SAID pstiii0a.
SLrH- DTtr. risintig' Attarnsys
" sehifs Juif z tsgt.
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Gov. Robinson Not a CANDIDATE.

Ex Gov. Robinson writes 10 the
Kansas SPIRIT as follows:
"EpIToR SPIRIT: From the very
flattering notice you gave me. or frem
some other cause. many persons are as
Stunning that | am candidate for gov
ernor of the state. While no person
prizes the good opision of his fellow
citizens more highly than | do. or
would feel more proud to be thought
worthy of such an Office at the ap-
preaching election. vet am not can
ida,e for any office. and hope my name
will be left entirely out of considcra-
ton in making up the ticket.
Very truly yours.
CHAs. ROBINSON
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Newspaper Postage.

The postage on newspapers was iin-
ally fixed by congress At two cents per
pound, payable in adqance. This &c,
is to take effect on the Isl of January
next This will be good thing for
subscribers. as the amount of the post
age is too small to be added TO the
regular charge of the paper. aud pub.
fishers will therefore paw it. 1t will
probably put an end to the credit sys'
TEN on subscriptions. as few publish
ers will feel like paving postage ou; OF
their own pockets on papers that they
may never get paid for.
In the counties where published
weekly papers will 60 free.
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A Card from Treasure Francis.

TopRXA. June S0th. 1874.
EDITOR COMMONWEALTH KecelN'
ing inquiries relative "a fund. for the
payment of union military scr:n issued
for services, supplies, etc. for the
Price raid and Indian expedition I'M
der Gen. Curtis. | desire to state that
there is no money TO pay said scrip.
nor has there been since ] have had
charge of the treasurer's office. neither
will there be any until the legislature
makes provisions for its payment.
| will thank the press of the state to
publish this statement for the inior-
nation of all concerned.
Very respectfully.
JNo. FRANCIS, Treas.
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STATE OF KANSAS, -.
sedgwick County,
In the District Cour; Of the sal'! county q ,cds
wick
4 q. Loomi-
Eiias Pennington.
Minerva Pennington
and W ID sanders
The above named defendants, Eiiss Pennington
and Minerva Pennington, viii take notice That
they have been sue'i by thr above named plaintiff
ia the aboy. BH;Dc.t court. aud that they must
answer said plaintiff petition against them aisd
In said action in the ofcD ot The clerk of the said
court on or before the 18Th day Of august. is1i
said petition viii ir taken a. true and Judgment
viii be- rendered favor Of said plaintiff ami
against said defendant tiiss Pennington for fi,.
sum of SiIJ.st. with interest from December 18th
I.72, at Il per cent and for The sam If sivo ~
- RB sltorney', fee Ia said aciicn; aud fpr The
sale OF the following described real estate. ftuaf-
ed Ia the county Of sedgwick, STATE Of Kansas. 10
WI The north hpif Of thc D0Tthsent quarter IL
section number twenty -siX. VA township number
twenty sisht, range one west, under a mortgage
10 safety said judgment, atorEsy'- lee amt rysf
in accordance with The prayer of said petition
sLI-- a DYER. Plaintiff : attorneys
WiSsiti Juiy 2 lsst. I.-s