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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
ShariTs Sale.

By virtue OF an execution issued ont of the
district court OF sedgwick county, Kansas,
wherein James G. Barnwell is plaintiff and
Aaron n. Deming, Julia A. Deming, NJ. IL.
Baker, and j C. Baker, are defendant, VIII
on the l2ih day of August, 1878, between the
hours OF one anil four O'Clock, p. m., MT the
Hotel building known the fremont House,
on the northeast corner of Douglas and Emporii
avenues, in the city of Wichita, Sedgwick coun-
ty, Kansas, sell to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, the following personal property: All the
beds, bedsteads, bedding, chairs, tapsoS stands,
wash-boards, mirrors, carpets, queensware,
glassware, tinware, crockery, stoves, stove
ware, kitchen, parlor, bedroom and other house
hold furniture now in the hotel building, known
as the fremont House, situated on the northeast
corner of Douglas and Emporia Avenues in the
City of Wichita. Sedgwick county, Kansas, with
all goods or furniture OF any kind whatever used
in or about said building for hotel purposes.
And between said hours OF and 2 O'Clock p. m.
of said 18th day of August. 1873, at or near the
residence Of NJ. II. Baker on the east half OF Sec
ton fifteen, township twenty-six, range one.
east, sedgwick county, Kansas, l will sell to
the highest bidder for Cash in hand the following
personal property 50 acres of growing CORE
and acres OF oats, on the northeast quarter OF
said section number fifteen; 75 acres of wheat
and 10 acres Of oats on the southeast quarter OF
said section number fifteen; l small sorrel horse
10 years old, small bay horse years old, Is
head of stock hogs.
ton
ShereG's office, Wichita, Kansas, July 81. 1878
1926 IL. W. DUSNING, Sheriff.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
The Republican Convention Saturday

The County Convention which con-
venes under the committees call next
Saturday, will elect six delegates to
attend the State Convention at Topeka
and eight delegates to theCongression-
al Convention at Wichita. Oar friends
in the various townships have been a
little dilatory in sending in the
names of delegates elected, either to
the committee or to the official organ
of the party in the county. With the
aid of the Secretary OF the Committee
we have gathered up the result from
the following townships. The county
is practically unanimous for Ryan for
Congress. AS to Governor, no issue
was made except in two or three town
ships, and unless the convention in
structs, the whole matter will be left
to the good sense and judgment of the
men whom it chooses to represent
them. The following is the list Of
delegates as far as heard from up to
the hour of going to press;
First Ward-J. X. Sawyer, Milton
Stewart, j. NJ. Steele.
Second Ward-J. NJ. Carr, C.M. Gar
rison, J. G. McComb.
Third Ward-D. A. Mitchell, j. NJ.
Allen, NJ. w. Levy.
Fourth Ward-Milo Kellogg, w. a.
Reece, w. G. Little.
Delano-J. G. VanMarter, P.McDon-
aid, IL. Keith.
Waco-Geo. E. Morgan, John Men
denhall, A. S. Miller.
Attica-Coleman NJ. S. Rochelle.
Rockford-A. Minich, j. McBee, j.
ii. Minich.
Kechi-E. z. Thompson, III. l.. Dew
ing, w. III. Ransom.
Ohio-J. j. Williams, j. Skinner.
Payne-T. G, Covell.
Grant,. G. Beard, Thos. o. Hoss,
NJ. L. Goodell.
Salem-E. w. Phillips, W. III. Hays,
: Crinneley.
Park-C. Pearson, r. l.. Houston.
Union-H. Carpenter, j. j. Becker,
| ii. Loudenslagher.
Ninnescah-W. Ross, j. T. Ham
mers.
Garden Plains-D. ID. Carlton, w.
Ii. Taylor.
Morton-Wm. Myers, &. G.. Martin.
Grand River-Jim Richey and Jas.
| Moran.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
For the EAGLE.
Farmers Should Discuss Politics.

ERIE TOWNSHIP, August 5, 1873.
ED. EAGLE:-It is gratifying to
know that our beautiful country is be-
ing settled by SO enterprising and in.
telligenta class Of people as it is, and
to note the out-croppings of that in
telligence in the able Ryan-Peters dis
cussions, which have recently appear
ed in your columns from farmers.
This discussion of political matters is
as it should be, and it is to be hoped
that the laboring classes, and especial
ly the farmers, will still continue to
canvass the merits of candidates for
places of public trust; still consider
| it their sacred duty, as citizens OF
their township, their county, their
State and of our glorious Republic, to
devote part of their attention to the
politics of each.
see by your last issue that Mr.. j
ID. Caldwell announces himself can.
didate for the Office of County Super
inteudent subject to the action of our
county convention, and with due re-
spcct TO the claims Of other candidates
none of whom are known to mel
wish to say that, aside from Mr.. Cald.
wells excellent qualifications and EN-.
inent natural fitness for the position,
which is seconded by long expert.
ence as teacher in the common schools
of the west, his being o disabled SOL
der entities him, in my judgment, to
the support of every right-minded vo.
ter, and, other things being equal I,
for one, hope to see him have the pref
erencc. O. CULVER.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
Sumner County for Ryan.

News reached this city from all the
principal town primaries in Sumner
county, yesterday, and all were solid
for Ryan. A letter received from
Wellington this "wednesday morning
contains this bit:
Somebody swear! Sumner went
solid for Ryan. Peters champion, un-
able to control his own vote, walked
up to the polls aud deposited his bal
lot for Rvcp -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
Distinguished Visitors.

Last week Wichita was honored by
the presence Of GovernorAnthony and
Colonel John a. Martin. The fame OF
both these gentlemen is we'll under
stood by all our readers. Both are
candidates for the gubernatorial chair.
Col. Martin has been known to the
people of Kansas for twenty years, and
most favorably in every position which
he has occupied. Gov. Anthony is not
SO old Kansan, but is just as widely
known. Col. Martin spent the day in
making new acquaintance and talking
with our people. In the afternoon Gov.
Anthony made speech at Eagle Hall,
which was largely attended. and, we
believe, generally endorsed. Col. St.
John. the other prominent candidate
for Governor, was here two weeks
since. As our people are considerably
mixed in their choice between these
two gentlemen, and as no issue was
made of The gubernatorial question,
the result is hard to determine. In our
judgment neither of them will have
the solid delegation but Saturday will
tell. For our own part, whatever
may be the declarations and prophc-
cies of their respective warm rarii-
zans, we know enough of all of these
men TO unhesitatingly assert thu eth.
er Anthony, Martin or st. John will
make unexceptionable Governors.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08

Sealed proposals will pc received by the town
ship trustee, clerk and treasurer, of Greeley
township, in SedgwIck county, Kansas, for the
building of bridge across the big Arkansas
river, at u point about ten rods west of where
the section line between eight and nine, town =
ship twenty five, south Of range three west,
crosses said stream, in Greeley township, Sedg-
wick county, Kansas. Superstructure to be
eleven hundred and twenty-five feet in length
with q twelve foot roadway; with one turnout
in the center, sixteen feet wide and sixty feet
in length; to be either Queen Truss Bridge or
a Pile Bridge; nineteen feet spans; three piling
to the bent; length OF piling twenty two feet.
Proposals for the building Of said bridge must be
accompanied with, lat, complete plans an d spe-
CT ncations Of the same; I'd. the price to be charg
ed in cash, together with Sd, a bond or under
taking with good and sufficient security in double
the amout of the proposed cost thereof, con-
dltioned for the faithful execution of the work
proposed and the carrying into effect of any con-
tract made in reference thereto. Proposals will
be received on aud after Saturday, the 10th day
Of August, ISIS, until the 3ist day of August,
1873, at 10 o'clock q. m.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserv-
ed. Bidders are requested to be present ut OPEN
ing of bids. Address Mount Hope, Sedgwick
county, Kansas.
This August 9Th, ISIS,
III. D. HEISERMAN,
Attest:-W. s. Pratt, Clerk. Trustee.
James w. Witbeck, Treasurer. 1879
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08

Some amusing tits between English
aud Scottish c0nceit arc related by
Dean Ramsay. A lowland cattle deal.
or expressed his signal at Trafalgar in
tho terms England expects" etc. He
was met with the answer (Which SEEM
ed highly satisfactory to the rest sAy,
Nelson only said expects of the Eng
lish he said naething of Scotland, for
no ken'd the Scotch would do theirs"
A splentic Englishman said to Scotch
man, something of wag, that no man
of taste would think of remaining any
length of time in such country as
Scotland. To which the canny Scot
replied: TASTES differ; rse tax we to
place. ma far frae Stirling, whaur
thretty thousand o. your countryman
hae ben for Ave thousand years, and
they've noe thoct o. lawn yet"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
The Call for the Senatorial Convention

A call for Senatorial convention to
place in nomination candidate for
the Senatorship of this district to fill
the place made vacant by The resigna-
tion CT Hon. John Kelly, appeared in
last weeks Wellington Press, signed
by Mr.. Willsie. The call is unauthor-
lied. 1t is neither based upon Repre-
sentative districts, the Republican
vote, or the basis adopted by the State
or Congressional committees. We
were little surprised at the appor-
tionment, but as nothing but the most
amiable feeling exists between Sum-
ner aud Sedgwick of course there will
be no trouble.
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cnIsnoLM o. SoRrH MAeKEr 81

Lots 80 Sc So 81 40 AZ ~ A. 80 50 % 81 80
SO e5 81 rs 81 So o. % % % lO2 io4 lis 122
124 III 1f2 l43 IA.
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For the EAGLE.
Col. st. John.

ED. EAGLE:-As the political ex'
element has taken start within our
midst, and Col. ST. John, of Olathe,
is candidate for Governor of our
State, will say that l have known the
Colonel for number of years, and as
lawyer and statesman he has few
equals. AS an officer in our late war,
he was brave and true to the Union
his men loved him. As citizen, no
man can impeach his integrity. Give
us Col. ST. John aud Hon. John Kelly
for our governors and the interests OF
the people of the State will be cared
for. L. j. SARGENT.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
Harper County Organized.

A complete set Of county officers
have been appointed for Harper coun
ty by the Governor. The following
gentlemen have been commissioned
for the respective Offices:
Sheriff. McEnneny.
Treasurer. Blackstone.
Recorder-G. w. Francis.
County Clerk-John Clendenen.
District Clerk-Ifenry Jessy.
Probate Judge-W. Dawson.
County Attorney-W. r. Kirkpat-
rick.
Coroner. Il. Cliff.
Surveyor-B. +. Lee.
Commissioners-T. III. Stevens, J.B.
Glenn, 3. Singer.
Q. jennings, justice of the peace at
Anthony, and - Hyatt, justice OF
Peace at Harper.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
Royalty in Amsrics.

The English programme as TO Cana.
da, limited at some months ago, will
be carried out. The Marquis Of Lornc,
husband of the Princess Louise, will
be Governor General. This is sup
posed to be in accordance with the
wishes of the Canadians, who will
have in the Princess member of the
royal family, and in the Marquis q
very excellent man who has been
somewhat in the way over in England
The Marquis is now thirty-three years
of age, and, it is said, is well qualified
for official life.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08

/ or % q lie seqr eS 81 lie
5 hf Sc Or q u le qrneqr % q lie
Begin at sw cor ne or thence 50 rods, thence
80 rods, thence W 20 rods, thence so rods, con-
, tanning 10 acres. % "a lie
Begin at NV cor c hf NV or thence 1876 feet
thence south 4i6 3-5ths feet. thence laj feet
thence Ms 3-5.hs feet. contain Il y q lie
hi NV or % y lie
Begin IS 1911 yards W OF ne cor of ne ar thence
lao yards, thence W IS s-lz yards, thence n l70
yards, thence e IS Sill yards. containing one
acre % p lie
Begin $40 I'LL feet W of ne cor OF ne ar thence
8 fssls yards, thence 2S SIT yards. thence
l'sts yards, thence q SIT yards, containing
one acre % q lie
Begin 6s3k feet ne cor of nc or. thence sss.
feet, thence 65S feet, thence $50 feet, thence
6G5 feet, containing one and onehali acres
% q lie
Begin 1917 40 feet OF ne cor of ne or. thence
ID o 10 feet. thence $50 feet, thence 229 9i0
half acres % "a lie
e hf Sc or and Lots No and4 20 % lie
nj n hi sw.qrand n hf hf n hf sw or - q lie
hf 5 hf n hf sw or and hf swqr 3f - lie
nj NV or - 2: lie sw or % - lie
fw or So p lie
Begin with W side EInporia Avenue at g point
3li j.. feet of se cor of LOT No les on said En-
poria Avenue in n A English's sd addition to
The city OF Wichita, thence south on said line I55
III feet thence W 40 feet, thence I5j Al feet
thence 40 feet containing half o 81 p lie
In sw or sw or begin at Sc Cor of Lawrence ave
and Lewis street in n A English's 3d addition to
the city of Wichita. thence running east 800 feet,
thence south $50 feet, thence W 800 feet thence
$50 feet Fl q lie
Lot Nos 81 lw Lot MOI "a lw
sc or sc or l q DO Lot No l., y do
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Pest 0nce Changes.

Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending July q, '7S, furnished
for TIE EAGLE by VIM. VanVleck, O
the Post Office Department:
ESTABLISHED.
Bluff Greek, Harper county, Samue
j. Reid, postmaster.
Eunice, Kingman county, Sarah E
Combs, postmistrcss.
Key, Cloud county, Philo B. Cad,
postmaster.
Pierceyille, Sequoyah county, Rich
ard Z. Welch, postmaster.
Postofiice changes for the week end.
ing August Sd:
ESTABLISHED.
Fishkill, Labette county, William IL
Fish, postmaster.
Gourock, Sumner county, Albert
Leavcy, postmaster.
Marietta, Reno county, Helen A
Blanchard, postmaster.
Odessa, Jewell county, Mary +
Thatcher, postmaster.
st. Joseph. Cloud county, Charles A
Bourk.
Cave Spring, Butler county, is dis
continued
PosTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Cherry Mound, Anderson county
David +. kelerman.
Goode, Phillips county, Noah Good
rich.
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Republican State Convention.

A Delegate Convention of the Republicans OF
the State of Kansas, viii be held in Representa-
tive Hall, in the City of Topeka, Oh Wednesday,
the esth day OF August, ISIS, nj the hour of 10 A.
m for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the following offices, viz:
Governor,
Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary OF State,
Attorney General,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
Chief Justice of Supreme Court,
State Central Committee.
The basis Of representation in the State Con-
vention will be one delegate and one alternate
for each 800 votes cast for Walter L. Simons fol
Presidential elector in 1916, and one additional
delegate and one alternate fer every fraction
thereof Of not lees than 30 votes; provided, that
in ALL organized counties in which less than 5(
vote were cast for said simons, such countc:
shall be entitled to one delegate and one alter
nate each, as follows:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
The Wheat Crop of Other States.

1t would seem from the Chicago and
st. Louis papers that the wheat crop
of Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa, Nebras.
ka, and parts of Missouri and Michi.
gan, is badly and hopelessly damaged
by excessive heat and rains. In some
portions Of these States the crop is
from a half to a total failure. From
this we judge wheat will be no lower
this year, and probably from ten to
thirty per cent. higher, which will be
extremely satisfactory to our Sedg-
wick county farmers,-in fact to ali
Kansas
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08

The Leavenworth Appeal says SEN
ator Ingalls, is politically dead. Tho
editor of the Appeal, (whose name we
are unable to find in any portion OF
the paper) is slightly "off.'' John J..
ingalls, is to-day the Invest dead Sena-
tor you ever saw, and will make short
work of his opponent in the next Leg
islature. When it comes to the point
of voting; the 'locality" GROWERS will
be guided by their better judgment,
and send the most brilliant Western
Senator back to Washington.-Arkan-
sas Traveller.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08

liz counties consisting of more than one Rep
reseniative District. and where the number o.
delegates allotted 10 such counties cannot be-
equally divided between the Representative Dis
trict of said county. the County Republican
Central Committee shall apportion the delegates
among the Districts upon the basis Of the Repub-
lican vote, but each Representative Distric
shall be entitled TO at least two delegates.
II is recommended that the District Conyen'
tons for the purpose of elec.ng delegates to thu
convention herein called, be held on Saturday
August 10, ISIS, at such hour as may be desig
mated by the Central Committee of each repre-
sentative district; or, in the event that there b'
no such committee, then by the Central Com
mittee Of the county.
1t is also recommended that in addition TO thu
delegates herein provided one alternate be elect
ed for each delegate. No person win be entitled
to a seat or vote in the Convention by virtue o
holding the proxy of any of the delegates
BY order of the Committee.
JAMES McDERMoTT, Chairman.
LOUIS HANBACK,. Secretary.
Topeka, Ausust q, 1873.
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haskell Will ha Ranoniratad,

From various dispatches we con
clude that Hon. Dudley Haskell, Con
gresham from the Second district OF
Kansas, will be renominated by a large
majority. This is just and right.
Haskell, like Ryan, did his whole duty
and the effort to defeat him was pure
ly political job for the advancement
of the personal interests of politicians
who couldn't use Haskell.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08

Town Lots in the City Of Wichita
and Additions.
WACO STREET.
Lots--s A % so "a 80 40 81 50 81 SO g. G. IS "a
y 72 u Is u rs so 81 81 81 10 l3I 1873 les i59 las
III lf3 4j.
WICHITA ST.
Lots-23457 Is Il 20 p % "a % &c "a 10 q
Il A AZ 80 50 so 81 IS Ga 90 % 100 I0l l02 lO3 106
Ill lis rs III 10 120 III J22 rs l26 137 $50 1872
iss ISj ls7 40 AZ lis l45 III 100 Isl 1J2 i53 155
l59 1853 1G5 lG6 155 l6s.
WATER ST.
Lots--Is 2i % IS p % 81 50 IS 81, 40 feet OF
east end OF lots "A &c and Is. Lots 81 S. 50 go 81
81 60 81 IS 73 20 so So a s 9s lGo l02 f05 10 III
I2s Us $50 132 l33 1874 1856 1856 1871 I3S 1879 40 1l
AZ Ii3 IA 1i6 2is $50 l5s l55 I59 l6l l62 l63 I6f
ls5 III Is2 ia I16 17s ls5 $50 l92-
CHURCH ST. or NoRTH WATER
Iets--I 81 10 II II Is Is IL 20 % % 81 81 81
% Al 50 53 81 80 50 81 60 &c Is IS 20 70 IS 81 81 IS
s. 81 50 90 90 50 90 9. % loo lo l02 10 liz rs
i43 la 10.
Is by 20 feet west side assessed TO A. Whitwortb
lots 60 ts A. 81 g. 20 81 60 81 % Sc 81 % 100 Iol
Io2 lDi 100 ~ liz u li5 ZIG ll9 29 III I23 ~
Us III ISL III lf5 JIG III 10 Isl l5f leo l6i 1e2
l6l l66 lT5 ls4 lso 100 1872
COURT or NORTH MAIN ST.
Lots 3 II % % 33 80 A IS 40 50 80 81
IS 80 20 6l 63 c. G6 81 6S CD II Y 70 II %
20 81 So sc 81 So 90 1ol 1G3 112 III 121 1913
Ia5 l27 155 157 1914 tGo 1se 1871 16S.
MARKET ST.
Lots 20 % 46 As 40 81 80 "a 30 Sc 81 IS u
20 81 "a 81 81 100 Ill III 10 lS3 100 l43 13l
l60 168 LOT l6s lG9 10 ls3.
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Kansas CITY Bank Suspended.

The Masiin Bank of Kansas City
suspended last Friday. 1t was closed
out by determined run. which orig
mated, it is said, III the political SQUAD
bic existing between Democratic rings
of that city. The bank he'd large bust
ness connections with nearly all Kan
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
It seems chat Senator Plumb. a !

1t seems that Senator Plumb, men,
Der Of the joint Congressional Com
mittee on the Reorganization of the
army, has refused to attend the meet
ings of the committee at White Sui
phur Springs, in Virginia, and has
urged upon the committee the necessi-
ty of meeting at some point in the
West, where the routine duty of the
frontier army can be seen by actual
observation. The Senator is correct
about this matter. What can these
members of Congress find out about
the necessities Of the army while
drinking mint julips, smoking fine
cigars and flirting at a fashionable re-
sort? The proper place for this COM
mittee is out in Oregon, but they have
adjourned to meet in New York on
the 18th of observation-disclosures City
Times.
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For the Eagle.
Obituary.

Rev. J. B. Houston died at his resi-
dence in Benton township, Butler
county, on the evening Of July goth,
in the 40th year of his age. His life
was life of temperance and activity,
and had secured to him a large num-
Der of friends. His soul was carried
like that of Lazarus into the bosom of
his God and Savior. He died as he
lived, strong in his religious iaith !;
strong in his reliance on Him who is
mighty to save, going down into the
valley and shadow fearing no evil.
He has often said, "For we know that
all things work together for good to
those who love God" He was always
patient and cheerful, leaning on God
for support. His Bible was his con-
ISOLATION, he was loving husband and
an afectionate father.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
Bankruptsd.

Last week we gave it as an opinion,
editorially, that Walter Ii. Shupe
publisher of the Adrocnte, the green
back organ Of New York, was I'M
sound. Since that time he has gone
into bankruptcy. 1t is not announced
what viii become of the Adrocate,
but we fear us Subscribers will be left
in the lurch.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08

Hon. Thos. Rpan dropped in on us
yesterday and spent the day convers-
ing with our citizens. 1t is needless
for us to say anything further than
that Mr.. Ryan is the choice of every
man in Cowley county for the position
of Congressman. Kansas has had a
better delegation in Congress during
the last session than she has had since
her organization as q State, and one
of the most effective and energetic
workers in the delegation was the
member froE. the Third District. Our
word for it, Mr.. Ryan will 60 back to
Washington the choice of four-fifths
of the people of his district.-Arkon-
sds Traveller. -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-08
The Window Interview,

In supplement this week we pre-
sent our readers with an exposition OF
Democratic demagogism. II is cool
dispassionate expose of the false pre-
lenses of the party that for the sake
of little capital would have "re-
trenched" the life out of the general
government. Senator Window knows
what he is talking about, The whole
is gone over SO thoroughly as to adj
NIT of but one conclusion, and we hope
every fair-minded man will read it.
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Immediate Resumption.

Secretary Sherman and Senator
Burnside had long conference on
Saturday, the Sd inst, with the lead
ing bankers on the feasibility of inn
mediate resumption. The Secretary
thinks with the gold afloat on called
bonds the supply of coin will really
exceed the demand.