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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
Relief From Washington.


\ general order from The war de-
psffnent eiih rel, rtuec ;o carrying
eat ih.. pro, i-ian- uf he aci al con-
greS>. approaed Fcbraar, loth. 10 pre-
vide for the relic; of persons suffering
fnln a. rayaers al 2ra>riioppcrs up
on the western frontier SAYS. alt is
ordered by he president that the con,-
mandcrs of the departments of the
Platte. Missouri aud Dakota shall
cause te,be made. a. sooa as practicable
an enrolment of the inhabitants Of
the states. and of The citizens within
these departments who have been
rendered destitute by the ravagc-
aforesaid, witch enrolment will, as
far as practicable, groop families to-
geiher, giving the name Of each person
entitled 10 relief, children uLder IL
wears 10 be rated separately. Appli-
cants FOR supplies should make a state
mcnt on blanks furnished them OF
their resources, convertible with safe
~ 10 their families into 4 supply OF
food. and the names Of such persons as
may be found 10 have resources so con-
ycrtible shall not be placed on the rolls
uEiii such resources arc exhausted"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
Vote OF Thanks to the State Relief
Committee.

The senate, by Mr.. PETER, from spe-
cial COMMITTEES appointed to consider
the subject, rendered the following
vote of thanks to the Kansas central
relief committee as a substitute for IL.
c. II. No. %:
WHEREAS, In a time OF great need
on the part of many worthy citizens
of our state, by reason of unforeseen
calamities against which they could
not provide, few individuals organ.
lied themselves into the state central
relief committee for the purpose ol
relieving The necessities OF their uii.
fortunate ncighbors; and,
WHEREAS. Under trying circum.
stances, and in the midst of most cili.
barrassing surroundings, the said re.
lief committee have given Of ihci'
time, labor and means unsfinfingly in
this saudabIe work, and, through theii
earnest efforts, have been the means
of alternating suffering and starvation
ia many homes; therefore, be it
Rcsoiced, BY the senate, the house
OF representatives concurring. that the
state central relief committee of Kan
sas is entitled TO the gratitude of The
people OF Kansas for the good work
they have done, and are entitled Il
the confidence of all men everywhere
Resolced, further, That these rcso
Iu,ions be spread upon the journals Of
both houses of the legislature, and
that the secretary of the senate do de
liver a copy of the same to the presi
dent of said state central relief com
mittee.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
Power Of Mind.

One half the men who become in.
temperate are driven from home be.
cause Of its lack of congeniality
These unhappy homes are full OF
scolding and fretfulness. The mother
spends her evenings talking about the
unfaithfulness Of servants, and the
father mourns about family expenses
And these parents are not satisfied
until their children feel as badly az
they do. For such young people you
need reading room. There is also Q
large class of young men in boarding
houses who need such resort. IL
winter they have no fire in their rooms
aud if they want 20 read in the parlol
they are hindercd by groups of ladies
talking spiritedly about new sets o.
furs, or three or four gentlemen pay
ing their addresses to lady, each ont
determined to stay till the others are
gone. Many Of our young men ncet
for reading purposes room wei
warmed, well lighted and quiet, ant
they can find il nowhere except in The
public library. Is il not better FOL
them to resort to such places than te
the public bar-room This question
should always find an affirmative ans
wer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18


The Chicago ISpes makes : deeper
ate sessational effort In Saturdays T.
sus. % haveA more eIIecinAl nrc eeeeRo
added to the pablis b0ildings. CAiee-
go, as has frequcntiy been rcmArksd,
sis nothing if not sensational" This
scare-head article Of the Times il in
conformity with the expression. and is
for fact, a wonderful supposititious
horror, fearful nightmare and bad
wriskey, Of what might happen. So
we come to think with the Times, THAT
ANYTHING is liable to occur at Chicago.
any night" the more so since We have
been brought familiar with the won
derfuI creative genius Of its press, and
as foreshadowed in this last sensation,
its unprecedented duIIness.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

In the district court Of the state Of Kansas In AMI
for the county Of sedgwtck.
Frederick Billings. Charles II, waril
Elries l'amiy. sssea as o. NE e., e.
Of the City. state and County OF New
YORK, PisintiGs,
4 j. Godwsn Gilman =. Moaltoa 3
John l.. farwxil, Defendants.
The above named defendants are each hereby
notified that they have been sued by the above
named plaintiffs ~ the executors OF ths estate 81
Eissxer Psra'iy deceased snd mat ssid pisn,.n
the oce u the clerk OF the district court OF tbs
state Of Kansas In and for sesigwick county,
s,osiwin, the sum Of three hundred and seventy
eight and Is ono huucvcdfhs dollars, In amounts
and with interests As follows. to-witi
ay. one hundrvdth dollars with ten per rrnt.
interest ON said xfneunt from January hr~t 1873,
on said defendants prosntssory note executed anti
delivered 10 said Elcaxcr Psrmly on the ~ day
81 January 1884, calling for three hundred dollars
and bearing ten per cent interest from date. due
January lst. ls'9, and claiming Of and rom said
defendants my dollars attorneys fres for lore.
closing the mortgage hereinafter mentioned md
praying said court for decree forceiosing NOR
| igagr given by said defendants TO said kiesxer
iands her. il. ffer drserl,ed situated in the
| ty Of sedgwiek and state Of Kansas. tc-wii
The east half OF IN. northeast quarter Of section
No 81 Id tow nship No. -, range Ne east % the
9Th r NJ aud praying said court for an or.ier ia
| cell said pScmfres much thereof a. may be
necessary to satisfy srid Judgment, interest," AZ
torney,s fees aud costs, IN case thr same }. moi
| paid 6y day named by the court, by said Z J
\ isodwfn and praying sad court for decree de-
cixrng the lein or Interest Of said two last nam
ed defendants in and 10 said premises, Junior. In
| ferior and subject 10 plaintiff mortgage irin and
| barring the equity ofrrdemption OF raid defsnd-
aats % said lands. And said DESCENDANTS are each
notified that unless they answer said petition and
| amended petition or before the 18th day oi
! March, Is15, the same will be taken IA true ana
| Judgment will he rendered and decree granted q,
1 ix md nd ed
HARRIS 4 HARRIS,
| "a Attorney for Pt'n
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
Resolutions.

Adopted by Eden grange, No. 7ss
at meeting held February IS, 1875.
WHEREAS, We all are. or ought to
be alike interested in the protection o.
the agricultural pursuits of this coun.
~, aud
WHEREAS, Through the present
restitution of agricultural resources
in the grasshoppcr district Of oul
state, brought about BY unavoidable
circumstances, it is necessary for Us to
use the utmost economy; therefore
be il
Resotcsd, BY the Patrons of Hus.
baudry OF Eden grange, Waco town.
ship, that the preamble aud rcsolu.
tons of Minnesota grange. in this
county, be adopted in relation TO the
Texas cattle hcrding ground.
Rcsolred. That the resolutions OF
Pleasant Hill grange. calling upon orr
representative TO advocate the passage
of a law for the purpose of reducing
the salaries Of all state aud county
officials be adopted.
Resolred, That we also entreat The
members of the state legislature 10
make an appropriation to aid the
farmers in the grasshopper district Of
the state
lResetrf5, That copy OF these rcso-
latioas &C forwarded to representa-
tive. Hon. T.. g.. AiseE, slso copy 10
each Of the Wichita papers. S.iA re-
quest to publish the same.
WY. SINrsox, Master.
A. j. SMITH, Secretary.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

In the New York Bay Cemetery is q
tomb, and within rests metallic cot.
fin aud an easy chair. Twice week
there comes 10 this tomb q middle
aged lady, who quietly unbolts tho
iron door, seats herself in the easy
chair at the head Of the coffin and
mentally convcrses as she thinks, with
her dead husband who lies by her side
The constancy has been persisted in
during the past eight years. So &C.
customed are the Keepers and work.
men at the cemetery to her coming
that they now think no more of il
than of any other regular occurrence
of every day life. The husband died
while on visit 10 California, and wa
sent back to his wife in the metallic
coffin in which he now lies. The fen
lures are said to be as natural as on
the dav of his death.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
The resolution was adopted.
The Presidents Special Message to
Congress.


The following is the special message
Of lie president, OH Arkansas affairs :
To the Senate of the United States:
Herewith ! have the honor TO send
in accordance with resolution of the
senate Of the Sd instant, all the infor-
nation in my possession not hereto
fore furnished. relating to affairs in
the state of Arkansas. will venture
to express the opinion that all the tes-
timony shows that in the election of
1872, Joseph Brooks was lawfully
elected governor of that state; that
he has been unlawfully deprived OF
possession of his office since that time.
That in 1874, the constitution of the
state was by violence, intimidation,
and revolutionary proceedings, over
thrown, and new constitution adopt
ed aud new state government estab-
lished. These proceedings. if permit
ted to stand, practically ignore all the
rights Of minoritics in all the states ;
also, what is there to prevent each OF
the states recently rc-admittcd to fed
cral relations on certain conditions
from changing their constitution and
violating their pledges if this action
in Arkansas is acquiesced in? | re-
specially submit whether precedent
so dangerous TO the stability Of state
government, if not TO national gov
ernment also, should be recognized by
congress. | earnestly ask that con-
gress will take definite action in this
matter, to relieve the executive from
acting upon questions which should
be decided by the legislative branch Of
the government.
(SignedD y. S. GRANT.
Executive Mansion, Feb. 8, 1875.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

Hutch;son is asog with the doings
of the spirits. "a phanthom party
nightly holds its unnatural revels four
miles from the above place. A man
appropriately named Ciapp aud a
woman appropriately named Howe
call forth a big Indian who cavorts
around brandishing a Ratchet, unjoint-
ing himself and shying bones at the
inmates, which when the lights are
put out and then religated again find
Clapp and Howe in bed, as it appears.
to escape the flying debris. This big
Indian partakes somewhat Of the char
actcr .'of Brown Of Calaverss. And the
way he heaves those fossils in his an
ger is a sin. And the skull Of this old
mammoth might cave the head of
some one in"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

On last Tuesday evening, two men
came to the corn crib of w. j. Hamil.
ton, near the mouth of Grouse creek
on the south side of the Arkansas riv.
err, and after trying to steal corn, sci
fire to it and burned four hundred
bushels of corn, double cultivator
single cultivator, corn pillow, horse hay
fork, with other things. The crib wa:
all old log house. Mr. Denton, who il
living on the place, missed corn and OH
the night of the fire and previous one
was concealed under wagon box, and
heard one man say Lets burn the
d-m shcbang OUT At this moment
he rose and fired two shots at the
thieves, but, in the dark missed them
1t is pretty well known who the par.
ties are, and an effort will be made to
bring them to justice. 7rareIer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

The Pawnccs are now on their way
to their new reservation in the terri
tory. They arc very poor and have
but few ponies, losing the most OF
them about two years age, i'll a fight
with the Siouxs. The squaws go afoot.
They, ike those Of the other tribes, do
all the drudgcry, while the bucks lay
around, cat and smoke. These indi-
ans will live with the affiliated tribes
of the Wichitas. Caddos aud Della
wares W hose agency is located on the
Wichita river, about midway between
Fort Sill and the Cheyenne and Arapa-
hoe agency.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18
Old five per cent. was busted in the

Old five per cent. was busted in the
House last week by the following bill,
which was passed on the third reading:
II. b. No. 81, an act TO repeal chap
ter 1874 of the laws Of 1872, aud regulat-
ing the interest on moneys. This bill
provides that all payments of money
or property, made by way of usurious
interest. or as inducement to contract
for more than twelve per cent. per an
uum, whether made in advance or not,
shall be deemed aud taken TO be pay
ments made on account of the priuci-
pal. and the courts shall render judg-
ments for no greater sum than the bal
ance found due after deducting the
payments of money or property made
as aforesaid, without interest. Nor
shall debtor he deemed in equal wrong
on account of having paid or agreeing
to pay such usurious interest or such
inducements tut shall have remedy
and relief in any case. Any person
contracting, by promissory note, bill
Of exchange, boud, or otherwise. TO re-
ceive q greater rate of interest, than
that aforesaid by this act. shall forfeit
all interest. and shall recover no more
than the principal of such note, bill,
bond. or other contract.
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Sherics Sic.

Waterman J. Daris,
Margaret McAdAms.
District Court, 18th Judicial District, sedyw;ck
county, Kansas.
By virtue OF IN order of sale issued out ef the
district court OF the 18th Judicial district sitting
10 and for sedgwiek county, Kansas. Wherein
Wste!mAn }; nasis is plafns,h, and Msrssrt
AcAdams Is defendant, viii, ON Thursday the
4th day OF March. between the hours Of 10 clock
=. m. and o'clock r. B., on said day, A. ID.
1875 at the court house ecor in the city OF wich-
t, Kansas. offer for sale At public auction, the
highest bidder for cash In hand. all the right
title and interest Of the defendant. Margaret Me-
Adams, in and to- the following described real
property, to-wIt:
Lots number seventy COY On Main street and
one hundred and twenty -niue tlSal and one hun
dred and thirty zone Qsl} on Market street in the
city Of Wichita, and lots number sixty -ninc ts1
and sixty-seven t67) aud seventy Zone an and
seventy three 73l on Topeka avenue in Mead
addition TO the city Of Wichita. all In the county
OF Sedxwick and state OF Ksnsss. Said real
property is levied upon the property Of defend
ant Margaret Nc Adams, and Will be sold to sat
isfy said order OF sale.
Sheriff = Office, Wichita, Jan Sc, A. d. ls.5.
r. Ii MASSEY, sheriff.
BALDWIN STANLEY, Pitn's Att'ys. ass
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Sherin's Sale.

N A. Thayer 4 Co.
Harvey W. Black Z Sarah A. black
District Court, lah Judicial District, selsw,ek
County, ksnxas.
By virtue af an order Of sale issued ont Of the
district court Of the lsh judicial district. sitting
IN and for ScdKwiek Couuty, ksnsAs, Wherein
n. A. Thayer & Co. IS PLAINTIFF. and Harry w
Black and Sarah Black arr deteasaufs. 4 will, on
Thursdsy. the Eth day Of March, A. ID. is.s, Al 2
Of wichita, kansas. ofrr for sale ~ pubic sac-
ton to the highest bidder fur cash in hand. all
the right title and interest ofthe defendants Har
w W. Bixck and sarah a. Black. In and 10 the
following described property, tc-wit.
Commencing ~ the southwest corner OF lot No
L. In W atermnn's addition 10 the city of Wiekits
and running thence north - feet thence west 10
the west line OF Waco street In saId city OF teha
thence south 10 the north line ef Douglas Avreue
in said city, thence east 10 the place of beginning
also thai trxct Of land bounded xs follows. to-wit
Commencing al . point the west line ef WAGE
street In WxfcsmARs addition TO the city of Wlch-
ita ny feet north Of the north line 81 First street
in said Waterman's addition, and running taenss
eriy direction with the mesnde rings OF said rlyci
TO the north linz Of Douglas svenac Ia satd Wa
tern,Ans addition 10 the said city Of wichits.
thencr east 10 point south Of and in range win
the wvst liae ot War0 street in said city OF Wtch
ita thence ncrth ~ the place OF beg lnuing said
pFSperty 10 levied upon - the property OF de-
fendauts Harver H. Black and Sarah A. BLACK
and will b. sold 10 sAfisfy said order Of sale.
Sheriff . once. Wichita, Jan. -, A. ID. is,5.
PHI. MASSEY, sherta,
sLUss DYER. Pltintia . Attorneys, a.
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Sherif's Sale.

" 4. Thayer a Co,
No ~
Margaret Mcadsns.
District Court, isth JsaseiAl DsxIrses, s~txvsek
saaofy. Kss@xs.i
Nv rirsa< Of ma order Of sale isssses eut 81 lie
s~frset esurs Of f.ss iss pdeisi asstre;, sitting
IN asd for s~axwsek e>naty, ksasss- shsrsss
" A. Ibayr- Co, are pfaisis1s. ssd ha<Esfsf
adams 3sf@saiarf, wtfi. On TsnsvlsJ- M
sth ds7 II Asrtk. s. . fs15, stf sresa<k , 20 /.
=; he e.sYs ;scssss assr N to etty 81 wlekEtx,
gansss. sz<r for ssss ~ pahs,r saetios, - ~
nsxA<.z hstf.er tsr rzss a as8ds 81 fse stgs ffs
a-d .rs<rssf az as~ 1sf~sa=sf, Hxrxsrs. Nod
sges In and 90 DE fs8;s~snE 1es<r5ssf ssesessg
na-rtf
Tks sa1thsasi astsrser al -srtss1 aasrsiSfr tar~@
"a 10 ssu Esap ussstes sseEfr lssr ~ sc<th ~
rssars ons % sssf. sn9 i0ss ns,nir 90 hssSa>-i
x.sT Carr srssrss ifE2s. handrsd fhfrss -sss
flks; s.fs~ ssszsre4 tssrfy ll ssi srs sas-
se-t fhsrsy misc t5zs ca Esskss Hfress. N tfSs
tasa ef v ictsta. sEss let's sEszsss<F s<seaey-sve
y.gJ zsS sssss.r-fSsr ca % EMssfts zsssns -
j M.zS' 3 .Sas-ias - t5x sg.s- a win.sktss IS
fss csssk.y Is sssIxfex sssa st.i> - ks&sz> .ssl
~4rs<.rs IL sesss< Ufza ~ issst~ffF ~ art<sa
azf szS wsI - sss1 ~ sssssfy As,t ssgt~r 81 sss<
<kss.f e sskr. VI fesi.s. las - a T. fsr3
II HA,sNf. %ssrsE
sfEss sxSg- Flslsfis's Aa'Es 49,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

Three hundred negroes, of various
parts of the south, have pc'itioned
congress to have portion Of the
south. as southwestern territory, SET
apart exclusively for their use, with
protection ~ the government. The
petitioners state that they are desir-
Gus OF having fair chance in the
great race for life, and are satisfied
that neither themselves nor cbildren
can have it SO long as they are in the
midst Of the dominant race of people
who are far their snperiors in point OF
education aud many other advantages. y
Galveston Nesrs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

Seventeen years ago Louisville
young woman was told BY elairayoy-
ant that she was destined TO marry an
auburn-haired young man with blue
eyes and q heavy mus,achc: that he
would soon become rich, and tina: the,
would have two children. q boy aud
girl. She did marry the auburn-hsir-
ed man. They have eve children now.
the auburn barr has disappeared from
the husbands head. aud he il getting
SIS % a week. Courier
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

The secretary of war has instructed
the adjutant general 10 send kilograms
to tho commanding generals in the de-
partncnts of Dakota, the Platte and
the Missouri, instructing them to car
ry out the directions of the recent gen.
cral order, providing for furnishing
supplies for the sufferers by the grass
hopper ravages, with the utmost dis
patch. The quartermastev general and
commissary general are to telegraph
officers of their department to the same
effect.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-02-18

During the debate in the L. S. sen
ale last Friday on the Portland, Dallas
& Salt Lake railroad bill, Mr.. Freling-
hRyscn said the committee on rail-
roads during this session had before
them six or seven bills providing for
subsidies. The committee considered
them carefully aud had heard the
arguments, and had concluded that
tick would not report any af these
bills fayorably TO the senate. NAM OF
The bills thus treated he said had more
merit than The one under considers
fiun
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A man sixty-three years of age has

man sIXty-three Years OF age has
made the trip between Elk Falls and
Douglas. distance Of fifty-one miles.
every day this winter. on bukboard.
delivering the mail with perfect regu-
Iarity, never missing single day.
though the wind has been terrible, and
the thermometer ut times has been
down three or four rods below the
freezing point. When the time rolls
around aud Uncle Sam 'coines 10 make
up his jewels" will not this old sisger
and his wcather-b beaten mule, form >
part of the central setting? Aye,
verify Winfield Courier.
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Sherif's Sale.
VI. 4. rhayer { Co,

NJ. 4. Thayer & CO.,
vs.. No. rs.
Virginia Measher and John Measher.
District Court, 18Th Judicial District, Sedgwick
county, kansas.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued cot Of the
district court OF the i3sh Judicial district sitting
in and for Sedgwick county, Kss. !, Wherein y. !.
Tha, er 4 Co Is plaintiff and Virginia Nengher and
John Meagher are defendants. l will, on Thurs
day, the 4th dag Of March, A. D. 1873, at osciDck
p m. at the court horse door In the city OF W tch
ta, Kansas, Offer for sale at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right.
title and interest OF the defendants, Virginia
Mesgher and John Meagher, in and TO the follow
lag described property, to-wit:
The southwest quarter OF section number nine
t9) in township number twenty-sevec ca south
Of range number two q, east. aud The southwest
quarter OF section number twenty tk5l in
township number twenty-scyen tn south OF
range number two (2) west in the county OF Sctlg-
wick aud state OF Kansas. said property 10 levied
upon the properly Of defendants, Virginia
Meagher aud John Meaxher. and will be sold 10
satisfy said order OF sale.
sheriff s ONCE, Wichita, Jan ~, A. d. iss5
SLUSS & DYER, Plaintiffs Atf'ys. s3-5
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=! 8: !. ;! 81:
Disa1et cs.t. IN Jr1ieiai di<tzist, selywisk
BY virtue Of an order or sale Issued ont II the
District court Of the IHh judicial district sif1iax
N and for Sedgwlok county, Kansas. wherein
Aollis Day 10 plainsid, and s. C. Cresswen. an
getina Cresswsll, Amelia Yanko s. J. Phknips
=. "; Bz1ss and Carlton O. Lee are defendznss,
! WI on Inrrsdsy. the ath day Of March. be-
tee , the hours 81 70 e'cleck a. m and O'Clock
]! m on sstd day, A. u. lss5, At tkr coart housc
door IN the city Of wichita, Kansas oler fsr sale
= paeasc snesioa, - IL hixhest bi<d Snr ensk
IA hsnd, all the right, title and interest Il the de-
| tendnnts, 3. q. Cressweli. Angelina Cresswrll,
Amelia fank0, g. J. Phillips, !. W. nsrues md
Carlton o. Lee. in and TO The following Deserted
property, to-wit:
Lot number four % in section number elk d,
IN township number fwensy-seven en- sUnsA e
rsngrone ~ east, and the northeast QunnSeR q
The northeast quarter snd lots one fl1 aud two "a
Of seetioa enc in townshtp eWesty-seven c2S)
seath Of range one % west. Said real property L
levied upon - the property q defendant 5. G.
Cressvsii; Angelina Cressueli.. Aiaeiia ranko,
>. PHILIPPE, !. W. Bernes snd Cxxiepa y. Lee,
| and viii be cold 70 satiSfy said order Of saie
sheriff ONCE, Wichits, Sedgwick county. Kan.
SOS. January q, A. ID. ISIS.
GEO. sALIsBCRY. Attorney Ssr nay. u-s
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The resolution from the Kansas leg
islature, asking an appropriation b.
congress. of $l00. 900, to aid settlers on
the western frontier TO purchase seed
and for their support during the com.
ing year, was presented in the L. S
Senate by the Hon. John J. Ingalls,, Oh
the 9th. inst, and properly referred.