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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-08-27
Usage Indian Troubles.

The following telegram was sent to
Washington b. Governor Osborn on
the 22d inst:
have information through Agent
Stubs and other sources that the
/ Usage tribe of Indians have in general
council declared war against this state.
Depredations have already been com
United By them on our southern bor-
der. The state has but few arms aud
the United States troops heretofore
guarding the line being now in the
Indian territory at great distance
from the Usage reservation exposes
the frontier settlement of this state
to great danger. With arms we can
defend our border. Can YOU furnish
two thousand carbines and accoutre-
meu,s aud 100000 cartridges on the
account of the state of Kansas:
The telegram has been referred to
the war department.
On the oath inst. Agen; Stubs, a:
the Osages, and Enoch Hoag had a
conference with GOV. Osborn on
affairs of the Usage tribe to-day. They
asked for the restoration of horses and
ponies captured by Capt. Richer's
troop OF militia.
Agent Stubs said that the O.agcs
had given them but ten days 10 return
with the ponies, during which time
they would maintain and arnIistice if
they were not returned he inti,nated
that trouble might be feared from
them. GOV. Osborn said that he would
not temporize with the Indians by any
such concession: that the Indians must
prove tina; they had no knowledge of
the existing order as TO the return of
the Osages to their reservation, or ANY
hostile intention and disprorc the
claim made by Capt. Eickers, that they
fired upon them first. These conditions
are impossible for the Osages TO COM
ply with.
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Sheriff s Sale.



John Glen and " u sanders ,
District court. 18Th Judicial Di-;r4ct. sedgs *
County. Kansas
b. vir;l- Of an order % sale issued oEt Of the
District Court Of the Istt Judicial District sitting
IN and for sedgwiek soaniy, Kansas wherein
Amy 6 smith j. piAiutfE. aud John Clean and
W d Sander. are defendants. | viii. on -ztGr-
day, the 18th dsy II september. i y. 1874. 81
o. lc-s I. VI al the coaTthuU~- dear ia the city
Of Nichsts offer for sale a. Ehlic azcfiou. 80 The
ghe-i bidder Tor cash In hSi. al the right i;l~
AMI .afrrest % TIE defendants Jahn f.ieua and "
u sanders. in and 10 the following siezcri bed
real properly ig-zi The aas3sE36s eue-Asif
81 Of lots Nos ak II and seFen III n section
No Egtsen NJ. ard u; Ne 0ne { IN s-ctioB "
twenty-five q all "a tuvD-iip tS' afye!eat -
south. o: range Nc one ]! east. "a ee9<Eirk
County. aad SLATE Of Kansas >A.a Yea! proF-srfy
i LEVIED gpon the property q d.;esdzai- Jet.a
Glenn and " ID. sander. sLsi vii! b ssi1 = ST
isfy -ajd order @, sale
>herid's once Nlchifa Azsust -zsh,
4 u I--s 4 Ii MASSEY. >AeTsz.
Ala ~essgs8ck 20 AAs-z-
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G II ficraetoni
Eliza 4 Abeel '
District rourt, 18Th Juiici.i District >cdsw.ch
county, Kansas
BY virtue ri an of'ier of sale i,-ucd OUT Of the
District Court OF the liih Judiciti District SIT
ting IN aud for -"dgWict t|unty. Kansas whore
- G.. u Hefingt0n Is plaiHttd, and LiUs . .
tbe-l defendant. viii, on Wednesday, M 10Th
day Of september, ia, AZ % clock 4 II
Il the courthouse door ~ the city OF wichita
1reT FOR sale al public auction - the hi=hpst
bidder for cash ia nEud. All tn right, title aud
interest Of The defendant EliIi g Nbesl ia and
~ the following described real property, to-wit.
The northwest quarter - Of The northwest "a ~
icr "a "i section No. tweuty-siX t1ti, aud the
southwest qu .rtsr 20 Of the southwest ruarisr
~ Of section " twenty three f23J; and lot No
enc % IN section 10 twrnty --cvrn 90 all in
township No twenfg-eight soEth. range NJ one
east sand real property - levied upon the
property 81 defendant tiiTt Z ibeei. aud R!!i
To-. sold Ia satisfy snid order II ale
>ncrin = ofice, ichita, kueisst iith
- ia f. II MASSEY, sheriff.
i.i-4t ~e.iswick Go kan-aa
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Sheriff's Sale.

" y sanders
IL W Vicu-
District Court, 18Th Jla!eial District, >ctgsi,k
County, Kansas
b virtue of an order nf sale issued ou; Of ii,r
District Court IL the h. judicial District, -i' d,
in snd frr >efEW Ok ouufv, Kansas. whr4. b.
W II. sanders j. plaintiff, and II Nsu. de-
fendant. wall. on Tuesday. the ri day Of -os-
courthouse door iii the city rf " rhiia. Offer
sale al public auction. ip thc highest bd1s
cash in hand all the right title and Interest -
defendant II " Nigus ia and - thr f1ilo, M
described real properly. fo-wif The uoTii.' -
guarier a Of the southeast quarter ~ nf s,a-
ton No. eight % in township NJ twenty -sa-rt-
81 soaih 81 range No ~ east. IN tho 81
Is Of sc,Igwick and state oi Kansas sad s~s.
property i levied upon the property n defer
dani II " ixH- ard 10 BE- sold q -aii-f 3
order % sale
~hcriG's omse wich.ta. August i@.
\ u l75i + d NA-~EY, sheriff.
2D-if -tdgw - Ce haa4aa
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San Francisco, Aug. 24.-Thc Pacific
mail steamer Japan arrived this even
ing with dates from Hong Kong to
July 18th, and from Yokahoma to
August 3D.. The Chinese government
has issued orders that all dispatches
for transmission to Pekin shall be
trusted TO their Merchants Steamer
Navigation Company. at the various
ports of call. a special department
is to be organized by the company for
this purpose.
The telegraph line between Fac
Cham and Pagada Anchorage is now
in full working order. Mandarins. OF
Pronincc, have examined the work
ings of the line aud are highly pleased.
The North China NewS says what
ever issue may be OF the present nc@o-
tiations upon Formasa, the officials in
charge OF Shanghai arsenal arc evil
IDENTIFY more than ordinarily anxious
about their ornaments, and probabili-
ties OF war UNUSUAL activity prevails
in the ordinance department at kaka-
va, Chang Mecon. for the past three
months. General wOrl, has been su,-
pended. and all concentrated upon the
production of shot aud shell for heavy
riflcd ordnance.
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Sssriffs Sale

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pistr.ri corr; q NJ !slb Jusietal Dls;rfrf slt-
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-08-27

The Journal is engaged in theo.
logical discussion with correspond.
ent. the principal question at Issue be.
ing whether God sent the grasshop-
pers upon the people. The Journal
says: What difference Is it whether
the grasshoppers came in obedience 10
Divine guidance or 10 an instinct
implanted aud maintained by the Di-
vine being?' The man who has had
his crop devoured. and secs before him
o prospect of going hungry through
the ~igter. will say: What difference
is il wheth..' they came in obedience
to divine guidance, NJ 20 all instinct
implanted and maintained by re Di-
vine Ueiss. were sent by the deyi, OK
came on their own i,sasW He knows
his corn's gone, and that's al. the IN.
formation he cares for. Iimcs.
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Agent Miles,

1t will be remembered that the Elk
ecutivc Committee Of Friends" at
their meeting at Lawrence, requested
Agent Miles to resign, because he had
represented to the department facts
concerning the outbreak, and asked
for troops 10 preserve the peace and
punish the hostile Indians. The com
missioner of Indian affairs has fully
sustained Agent Miles, and the latter
sends to the commissioner :he follow
ing letter, in which he very properly
refuses TO obey the request of the eX-
ccutivc committee:
CHEYENNE ARhrAHoE AGEXCY,
DARLINGTON, INDIAN TER, $, -.
Hon. EDw. Il. SMITH, COm'r Indian
of 20ih ult., is duiy received. am
also in receipt of an official copy of a
minute made and published by the
Executive Committee of Friends"
at their meeting. held at Lawrence,
Kansas, and dated the 18th ultimo.
wherein request is made that resign
my position as agent tor the United
States, at the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indian agency.
In reply to this request | have to
say that | cannot resign my office as
agent for having endcavorcd to do my
duty. Having personal knowledge
of the hostile attitude of a portion of
the Indians under my charge, and hav-
ing witnessed some of their ravages.
and knowing the danger of others. il
would have been criminal negligence
on my part. as an officer, not to have
appealed, a, did, in emphatic terms,
for the assistance of the military to
control and punish the hostile element
Such course was due to every
Legitimate interest the government has
in this territory, and it was due to the
border settlers.
And rs for the justification of my
actions referred to, clam that have
done nothing more than any peaceable
and lawabiding citizen would do in a
city. were he to witness mob des-
troying the lives and property of in
nocent persons. He would call loudly
too for the police, especially if some
loved one was soon to fall a victim to
their savage cruelty.
witnessed scene not unequal TO
the above picture, and as an au,horiz-
ed person. called for the assistance OF
the military-our national police: the
only power that could compel obedi-
cncc to law.
II the Committee of Friends insist
upon my removal for an attempt TO
maintain law and order tbrauph fha
military. ! ask that. before final action
be taken in the premises, there be Il
board appointed by the department 10
investigate my actions at this agency.
am respectfully.
JNo. ID. MILES.
L. :. Indian Agent.
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A Fire.

SOUTH BEND. August 2l.-At $50
O'Clock this morning fire was discov-
cred in the paint-roOms of the mani
moth wagon mandatory of the stud
baker brothers, resulting in the loss OF
100000. These works were erected
Immediately after the burning of their
smaller shops on June 18th, 1872. at
which time they lost about $4,000.
The flames spread rapidly, and owing
to the great size of the building the
fire department was unable TO get the
fire under immediate control. but
finally their attention was directed to
where the building was connected
with the one erected four years ago,
and there they stopped it. In the
building was the main part of the ma
chinery which was all that remained
and escaped from damage by water
The works contained upwards OF
twenty thousand finished wagons. and
a vast quantity of stock in process Of
manufacture.
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lECALS.
70 Gage SETTLERS.
Published by authority !

An act to extend the Tim. for completing entries
of Usage Indian lands in Kansas
he II enacted 10y the senate and house of repre-
sentatiyes of the United States Of America in
congress assembled,
That all actual settlers upon the Usage Indian
trust and diminished reserve lands in the State oil
kansas, shall he allowed one year from the pas
SAGE OF this act IN which Ia make proof and
payment;
Provided, That all purchasers no avail them
selves of the provisions of this act, shall pay in
terest on the purchase price of their lands ut the
rate of five per centum from the date when paw
ment was required by previous laws 10 date oil
act"al payment;
And, provided further. That no further eNten-
sion OF payment shall be granted, than that pro-
vided for IN his act, and that sll occupants upon
said Usage lands shall file their applications to
purchase the lands occupied by them, within
three months ter the passage OF this act, or
forfeit all right or claim 10 the same
ApproN ed juno .. Isa4. 2l-.t
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Sheriff's Sale.

Morris kohn
Emma X Childs \
District Court, 18Th Judicial District, Sedgwlck
County, Kansas
By virtue of an order of SAFE issued ont of the
District Court of the 18th Judicial District, sit
ting in and for >edgwick County. Kansas. where
Morris kOhn Is plaintiff, and Emma Childs Is
defendant. viii, on saturday, the 18th day oil
September, A. - 1874, at o clock NJ, al the
courthouse door in the city of Wichita offer for
sale at public auction, TO the highest bidder for
cash in hand. all the right, title and interest OF
the defendant Emma X Childs, in and 10 the fol
lowing described real property, to- wit The south
half OF the northwest quarter FL of section
No. thirty-two t32l, in township No. twenty five
t25l south, of range No one II west in -edg-
wick County and state of Kansas Said real prop
erty Is levied upon the property of defendant
Emma X LhIlds and Will be sold to satisfy said
order OF sale
sheriff office Wichita August 18th,
4. ID ls7i r II MASSEY sheriff,
2l-it sedgwick GO. Kansas
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Sharifjs Sale.
Au-tin II Clark and Milton q Clark
Farther. a. 4lafk & go

Au-tm II Clark and Milton CiarE
PARTNER A. alaIk & 60
Roueri Desb3W an'i ABxa-ta Hrrsss.v
Di.trict Court, lssh Ju ri4. District -.t1s ~
County hHa-1-
~ virtue Of an orsi-7 81 -4e i=-1sei aaf II y
District Court q the i8h Juif ia Di-ir.st 80 ~
IN AMI FOR -eti-gsies County. hEu-zs vhs ts
Austsa VI Ci1rk zat Milton D. Glars partr
q. tiark Co D. slnia;lE and Eol-rf issni-oa
aah Augusta DtHhoy ere - fc1f14Gfs ! xii.
TUESDAY. lbs ~ day September 4 y ~
~ % clock 4 e a. rs. roarityg-. BassT ~
city u ichtts Orr or sale a. gulilir sCer
Ii. hszhe-, bidder rsr an IN hassd al ts4s ..f
tflr snt in:srr-t q ~ dessBsizafs Egierr lses-
bow AMI Augusta pesbgs. ~ and o. IT, fiilr---
TAI described rrsl pfpger5y tn-z.f To- p ri;
bali - 81 ~. -,sDfhzstf quarter =. b.. and
southeast qczTtFr - n - ssEthg.s sssr-ei
o. ssctsau y T~rsaft -tEu = ~ fos zship -
tsenis--iV - south = rsase ~ t9s &.
is TIE Coguty 81 se-tgR aNd State q ~ 81
sal real properly j. sef -4 a.E TIE rrg,s lrf
q dsf~hs,sBt- E-bs-T DerhqN ADD augusta Gs.a-
bow AZ! VIII - -gt r. -is-sg -sis order - .-4e
~ssFiI y Or W3sk5-a, Anss.r tr-ls
4. y - J. 4 Ns--EY -s<rlr.
2ii - rwar. % Han
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Sherif's Sale


Charlie, II Dun back
! HAYDEN and
" ID. sanders
District Court 18th Judicial District >etEwiek
County. Kansas
By virtue of an order Of sale issued on: Of TN.
District Court Of the 18th Judicial District sitting
in anil for >edgwick County, kansa-. wherein
oharle> II pun-hack Is Plaintiff, and + Hay
den and V ID sanders are Defendants, viii. cu
Saturday the 26th day of september \ y = !. a.
o clock l. VI at the Court Uau-e door in the
tiiy Of Wichita. ofer for sale at Public Auction
10 the highes, bidder for cash in hand all tie right
title and interest Of the Defendants J HAYDEN
and W u sanders in and 10 the following de-
scribed real properly. 'a-wf: he Southeast
quarter al Of section number fsafreen iiIl n
township number twenty nine "a south 81 range
number ihr,c lsl West IN -e.igwirk County ami
Stale Of Kansas sand real property y levied
upon the property 81 Defendants J , Hayden
anf " u sanders and Will De sold a. satisfy sail
order # sale
>aerjd'- Office, Wichita August .5th.
\ - 1874 II MAS-E, sheriff
3i-p; >ssisHlrk County hAas.iz
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t.0TicE.

STATE OF X .E- -.
County of NCdsAIrk
In the District toHrf 80 SAIL ~edgWi,k County
John H0ugh;pn, FiIiutta,
\. { Mclean, Louisa NJ Mclean
and Wm ID Sanders Defendants J
Thr above named Louisa " MrIcan " ia take
notice that -hr ha- been .ue,i hy o.. above named
plaintiff ia the above NAMED court. and that shs
IauSi answer the petition oil -aid plaintiff against
her filed in said action ia IN. ar, o.! the clerk %
said court by the ~ dIy Of October. is-i or sad
petition viii be tasva true. and judgment - III
III and against said defendant / Mclean for
the sum nl $50. with interest from prtGhef ilfE.
lSa2. at twelve per cent. apd tn. sum of si as an
the following described real taic situate Ia the
County Of ~taigwck and state at Kansas. to-stt.
The southeast 4 ui section No. - tn township NJ
-. range west under mortgage Ia satisfy said
judgment, attorneys i-c, sud costs, ia nccur,.-
Hncr with the PRAYER OF said petition
.O-3t sill - x niEE plainfir'- AIRY
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Sheriff's Sale.

II. " I.gu- and " -. sander \
District Court, l3:h Judicial District. - l,swick
County, I1nsas.
by virtue OF an order of sale. i.suci ont 81 The
District court Of The 18Th Judicial District sitting,
in and for ~etgWick County. Kansas, wherein
susan r. Laurie is plaintiff. and II " Nigu- aEd
W. ID Sanders defendants, | VIII, on Tue-tlay
the p day of -epicIBheg. \ II. lr5f 81 ! O'clock
VI az the courthouse door IN the ctty IT
wichita. offer fur sale 90 public auction 20 the
highest bidder frT cteh ia hand. all The right TITLE
ana interest of IA. defendants II " Nicu- ani
" u. SnBiier- IN ant b. ihr following dc-Cgii 81
real property. to-wi:. The northeast quarter t.l
4 the northeast qulricr ~ of -eCton 40 seven
teen ~, IN township No twcnfy-sryeu tn
south, of range No cnc ~ east. la -ed.airk
county. and Stale 81 Kansas >ati real property
B. levied upon - IL Property Of defendant ~
W. Nigu- aud " II sanders and IS IN be odd 10
satisfy said order Of s1e
sheriff office Wichita. August Ia,h,
\. u lSsi II Mh~~El sheriff,
2-it Setgv.c CO kansnt
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Sheriff S Sale.


Hudson George and
Elizabeth ; George
District Court, ism Judicial District >edgvio; :.
County, Kansas.
by virtue Of order of sale issued out of t,ie
District Court of the 18th Judicial District -
ting in AMI for Sedgwick County, Kansas ~ "a r.
N NJ. g.. Brown Is plaintn, and Hudson george
md Elizabeth George defendant, 1 will, on Tues
day, the 18th day of September, a u. 1876 at
O'Clock p at the courthouse door IL.
Wichita offer for sale at public auction, Ia the
highest bidder FOR cash in hand, all tn. right,
title and interest OF the defendants Hudson t"Or.
and Elizabeth George IN and To the following as
-cribed real property, to-wit: Lots nv iheEs
,wcnty-se -en 60 and twenty mine (.9) dur
iy-one tiD. on Mead's avenue in Mcah's second
addition, or East Wichiti, in >edgwick County ,
Kansas. said real property is levied upon the
property of defendant Hudson George and Eliz-
,beih :. George, and Will be sold 10 satisfy said
order Of sale,
Sheriff ; Office, Wichita, August 10th
u. 1874. L. II, MASSEY, sheriff,
lg-4t ScdgwIch Co, Kansas
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herif 5 Sale.

Vharies + DcanI
Ahner HnuSe \
District Coart. l3th Ju1f,ia! District. -edgvick
County, kausAs
rs virtue Of an order IL! sale is-usd cot Of th-
U-trict Court Of the 18Th Judicial District rii-
Ting ia and f9r ,cdgwirs tguutr. kansas Wh.Te-
tn Charlie T. Dean Is plaintiff. sUi Abnsr iIp,se
defendant, wilt, on lg-stsy, the 18th d4y %
september 4 - Pa. ~ . gfcIoek 4 ~ the
courthouse door pa the cts 81 tchiia offer Tor
sale at pUidir auction. 70 ihr hi ghFa bidder for
rtsb tn hand. all The right. fade and Interest Of
he defendant. ahacr House in and 10 n, fol-
lowing described real property. 20 wit lot NJ
eleven IIf, on Lmpofit syeHue. ia Mead Al
giion 20 ;h- cry % W!chitt. Ia -eiixwiek county
kauss- satd real properly e isslsi Hiou az he
property 81 defendant Ahasr HOUSE aud VIII BE-
-oii 70 satisfy aid order ~ safe
sheriff p Office. Is Ishit4 August lin
\ Il ia 7 II MA--f1 ~neriH
1874 siswBsk 90 \ snsas
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The Brawling Females.

An eastern paper rejoices in the
conclusion that the BeccherTilton
scandal promises to give the woman
suffrage movement a blow in the face
from which il will take a good while
to recover. The brawling sort of fe-
males who lave been raving about
their rights for the last decade, and
doing whatever lay in their power 10
destroy the sanctity of home with all
its most sacred relations, have devel-
Oped an infinite capacity for loathsome
gossip; and unclean gossip, they are
reminded, is something entirely op-
posed 10 the qualities of statesman
ship. And it is further and forcibly
suggested that if the woman suffrage
agitation can lead us TO nothing more
to the purpose than feast fit only for
carbon birds to contemplate, than all
sensible, self-rcspecting people will
say that the sooner the thing is knock
ed in the head the better. But that is
precisely the conclusion of this whole
business: and those, therefore. who
respect the sacredness, the purity, and
the privacy of home. and who abhor Il
prurient lust Of gossip. will not re-
greet that the whole tribe of loud
mouthcd, masculine-visaged female
agitators have substantially come TO
srief.-AtchiSOn Champion.
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Sheriff S Sale.
&. Brown
"


Peter J.IuN and
Charles I Steigcrs and Bruth"Ts
District Court. 18th Judicial District, ~edgWicS
County, Kansas,
By virtue OF m order Of sale issued out of III
District Court OF the lJh Judicial District, sit
ting IN and for ~edgwick county, Kansas where
IN &. Brown Is plaintiff and Peter i.aux and
Charles +. >tcigrrs and Brothers defendants, !
viii, ON Tuesday, the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER.
=. j.. lS1i, az O'Clock !. NJ at the Cuurthcu-
door ia the city of Wichita, offer for sale at pa.
lie auction, 10 the highest bidder Ior cash 81.
hand all the right. title and interest % the de-
pendants Peter LauN and Charles + SieIgers and
Brothers, IN and 10 The following described real
property, to-wIt The southwest quarter "a ot
The southwest quarter "a Of section No twenty =
seven ca amt the southeast quarter - OF srC-
tiOn No. twenty Eight rs all IN township TWEEN
ty-seven ca south, range TWO east IN the county
of >edgwIck, state OF Kansas said real props Nv
IL levied upon is the property of defendants and
VIII be sold tn satisfy said order OF sale
sheriff : Office, Wichita, August 10Th
\ ID l-1i /. IL MASSEY, Sheriff,
1917 ScdgwICk { o Kansas
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ElTIcF.

Z : LAND OFFiCE,
NIraita. Kansas. Au4sias. 1, 1874
Complain; having been entered ~ This a;sice by
Joha Roedcr against ! " Wiugard and l., {
Barton. Tor abandoning their prescription filings
Ne. +o.si aud tstsi dated February and Apri Z,
lsIs, upon the northeast a section -. township
q sGulh. range Vest, IN ScdSwick County, Nan
sas, with view 10 the eanccila OF said Hliags
the said part,e. sre hereby .gsunoncd To appear
~ this ofIcs o1 the liza day 81 september. iS-f,
AZ @ CLOCK \ Nj 20 respond and furnish tvs-
t.noay concerning -sid alleged abandonment
". :. JENKISS, Register.
j. {. hEpFiELD. Receiver. i.l-4t