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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22
For the Eagle.
The Grand National Temperance Camp Meeting

LAWRENCE, KANs., Aug. 10.
EDITOR EAGLE The Grand Ma
tinonal Temperance Camp Meeting at
Bismarck Grove, at Lawrence, Kans.,
on the Kansas Pacific railway is devel-
oping into o grand success. The at
tendance during the meeting will be
immense, not less than one hundred
thousand people participating. There
are large numbers from all points east
of Kansas who desire to attend, and
railroads leading TO Kansas will make
low rate for parties in car lots. if APP
plication is made at ar carly day to the
General Passenger Agents of tie va
rious lines, and all temperance socie-
ties throughout the Union should i'm.
mediately interest themselves III get
ting up parties, and perfect their ar
engagements to secure excursion rates
on some one, or two, or three differ
cnt days during the continuation Of
the Camp Meeting, from August 80,
to September Q, inclusive. The rates
of fare given, SO far rs indicated, have
been about one cent per mile counting
miles both ways.
The arrangements Of every descrip-
ton for entertaining the vast assem-
biagc are on the u ost extensive scale.
The Raw Valley Agricultural Fair
will be held at Lawrence during the
same time. Tho Centennial display
of Kansas products, at Philadelphia,
in 1876, will be reproduced, and among
those who will be present to address
the immense ccucourse of people will
be the most distinguished Statesmen,
Divincs and Temperance orators of
the Union.
Over forty bands of music, and up
wards of five hundred vocalists, incld-
ding celebrated solois;s, viii assist in
the musical exercises.
On Good Templars' Day, September
6, there will be a grand parade in re-
gala, of all the Lodges in Kansas and
adjoining States.
An attractive feature of the occasion
will be Children's Day, September
5, on which thousands of children of
Kansas and adjoining States will be
present and be entertained.
Tents will be furnished accommoda-
ting from to IS persons each, at a
rental of from so cents to ST per day
for the whole tent, aud good meals
viii be furnished at Is cents per meal.
Those desiring board outside the
grove will be entertained at the hotels
and residences in Lawrence and adj
joining towns.
Telegraph Office, posioflice, express
Office and railroad ticket Office on the
grounds.
Please notify DR.. Shelton, Of Kansas
City, Missouri, Chairman Committee
OF Transportation, of any arrange
ments made for reduced rates and the
probable number who will attend
from your town, also the number of
tents required and write TO him fer
any desired information.
J. z. 81. JOHN, President.
Kansas State Temperance Union.
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ANTHONY, August 10, 1875
Hon. NJ. NJ. MCRDocK-DEAR Sin
Believing that few items from this
part of the country would be Of inter-
est to your many readers will call my
pen into requisition for that purpose.
The press and material of the Antheny
Journal has arrived, and the first issue
will be out on the 22nd inst, after
which the results of our labors will be
presented to the public at least once a
week. Our town is growing in size
and Importance every day, notwith-
standing the efforts on the part OF a
few "blowhards" up at Harper City
to induce settlers to locate on the cx-
treme northern line OF the county.
Our register notes the arrival Of one
hundred people during the week end
ing August 10. Mr.. Lockwood has
just arrived with lumber for two store
rooms. Mr.. Hays and gentleman
from Springfield, Missouri, will locate
here. Mr.. Holmes is erecting build
ing 24x4O feet for dry goods store.
Two one-story dwelling and two two
story business houses have been erect
ed during the past two weeAs. Mr..
Stevens has erected q carpenter shop
14x2i feet. We have eight carpenters
here, all at work. Anthony has high
school with twenty pupils, under the
supervision of Miss Saliic Bidwcli,
good looking and intelligent young
.schoo! narm." QHow / wish | were
boy again. Messrs. Bliss & Spencer
are manufacturing patent stone at
bedrock prices. County Attorney
kirkpatrick has moved here with his
family. Lapham reports hardware
trade good. Large quantities of first
class hay is being put up near the city.
Sod corn will yield an average Of thir-
ty bushels to the acre. Mr.. Steadman,
Mr.. Glaze and Mr.. Davis have excel
lent crops Of sod corn that will go for
ty and fifty bushels to the acre. They
will cut it next week. Mr.. Brokaw
has just got back from Missouri. lie
likes Kansas best. lie will start
largo stock rancho near here. Sam
Black was severely hurt by his pony
falling with him. Mr.. Stepfather was
also hurt by cattle running away with
his plow. Both parties are doing well.
A large party of young folks from An
thony are out on picnicking excur-
sion to the Territory. st. Clair Gray,
of course, is one of the party. No well
organized party is complete without
him. We held our convention on the
| 10th inst. and elected Anthony and
RYAN delegates. A border convention
was held up at "Yarpertown," COM
posed of Republicans from the border
and adjoining counties. The result
was they overpowered rs at the dis
trict convention at Wichita, which,
we think, as "Yarpertown" is "cen-
tralIy located" will insure it as the
county-scat Of Harper and kingman
counties. MORE ANON"
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non, present member of Congress,
whose especial student he was. After
his admission to the bar he came to
Kansas, being one Of the first settlers
in this valley, and the first lawyer to
hang out his single in Wichita. As
County Attorney, and, in fact, in all
tho positions with which nc has been
honored, he has not failed to reader
the fullest satisfaction to the public.
His present practice exceeds that OF
any lawyer in this section of the State,
and while, from q financial view, he
cannot afford the time the canvass and
session will necessarily consume, he
will make Senator of whom not only
every Republican of the district, but
of whom all the people, without regard
to party, will be proud.
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INGALLS,, PLUMB AND RYAN.
The Largest Political Meeting Ever Held in the
Southwest.

We are in the possession of reliable
information which goes to say that
the State campaign for the Southwest
will be opened in Wichita soon after
the State Convention, at which time
Senators John J. Ingalls, ana T. Ii.
Plumb, and Congressman Ryan will
all make speeches on the same day at
Wichita. 1t will be the biggest day,
publicly, that ever occurred in this
section of the State. The Republicans
of this city propose to make it a day
long TO be remembered.
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Ths First Silys, Certificate

Senator Newton Booth, who ru-
turned from Washington yesterday,
brought with him the first silver cer-
tiflcatc ever struck of by the United
States government. Ii is marked
"Series A, No. l." aud is endorsed,
'sGood for twenty silver dollars" In
size and general appearance it is some
what similar TO the greenback, all
though the colors of the ink used in
its printing are of a silver brown hue.
On the face is vignette Of Commo-
dore Stephen Decatur, and near this
appears the follwing: "This certificate
Is receivable for customs. taxes, aud
all dues, and when so received may be
reissued." On the back, extending
the entire length OF the certificate, is
the word Twenty" in letters an inch
in size.-Sccrdmento Bee.
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shu.sn eala.

District oart. ia;i Juaioi. l's4irisi. .ssiSsiek
county, kansas.
Ihos u traaslpek,
~.
Fnlak Johnson. \
~ virtue ~ an order ~ ie issnesl ort az The
district eaars OF tbs isa judicial sstrtr; ssssins
and for sefrwiex county, kkD4ss. Wherein
Ghos. -. .TasidJek - piaiatn sat Efaad john
son is defendant, VIII. on
Saturday, its ius sas u sefieabg. 1. D. lsss.
between The hours 81 2 and o'cleck. p. M, a
she Courthouse doos, hsins II tha srosi % the
aBSidiag known - EtRie block HenE4za
nur. tn the city OF i.hit4, kaness. oaer Cor
sale II pnoltr aacttan. % ts.r highest bidder fer
cash 10 hauf. all tho right, title aad iuterctt of
thc defendant Frank Jaiins0n, In AL 81 tec fol-
lowing described Property, ss.aa;rtf iatne eer "
" OF .edswiea ard State II haazs-, 10 viii
Lets Nus VA and iis on Water STREET. 81 the
toNa. Hew ely. " wichita. Al cas t2spt's
iroa heaiiRE stove, and vns coat Sc
said property a levied ul,1a d. jlTarsrty 20
defendant. frank Jsiss1s. ailt wiil be s5sa 10
satisfy said order OF sale.
sheriff i oslce, wiehits, Aaaak' ~ ISIS
~. bJ MIMI. SaSgid-
Sisss : iiaisun, Flaia;iG a Afisrneya. Es-S
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EXCURSION RARES
EXCURSION RARES
TO
THE FINISHING SALE


KANSAS STOCK FARM.
When CIV erything unsold will be closed out to
the highest bidder, including IS Horses, Mares
aud Colts, Sulkies, Skeleton Wagons, Farm and
Track Harness, both double aad single; all Farm
ing Implements, consisting OF Wagons Piows I,
Harrows, Roller, buggles, and every thing
found on a well furnished farln-sll in perfect
order. 4 credit OF SIX months will be given on
all sums Of Sloo or over, by giving note, with
approved security, ut 10 per cent. interest. sale
10 take sale at my farm, adjoining the city OF
Lawrancc, at 10 O'Clock a. M,
SEPTEMBER Q, 1878.
The Horses consist of Erie, ST. Nicholas, Bay
Star, Utah, Pilot Allen, ard jew Allen. The
horses used on my farm since the death of Ethan
Allen. They are all sound and choice brad
specimens of the different strains they represent
Erie is an inbred AbIaliah; st. Nicholas is Clay
out of Mambranns Chief mare; Utah Is u Ham
bletonion ont of Clay mare the cross fcrsh-
ionablc east nowl: Bay Star is grand son Of
Ethan Allen, ont of an imported thoroughbred
mare; Pilot Alien is by Ethan Allen out of Lady
Pilot, by Alexander's Pilot. Jr.; jew Alien Is
Also By Ethan Allen out Of Jeweiry The brood
mares are Il very choice lot. embracing the bioDd
of Pilot Jr., Edwin Forrest. old fharosh, MANI
uranus Chief, Vermont Hero, &c. There Is also
some fine yearlings and two-year-olis.
Excursion tickets can be obtained on all rail-
reads leading to Kansas City or Lawrence-one
cent per mile for the round tIip, good from Au-
gust 30th to Sep tember 10th. The great National
Temperance Camp Meeting, at which Pres ident
Hayes nd and other distinguished individuals
have promised to attend, VIII he In session at
the same time and date. This Will be a rare OPP
portunity to see Kansas and the Great West.
2i-2 Il. r. AkERS.
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shsr.na go.

sclRslek ecuAzy. Esfsas
fhs wichita HsriaFs ssas
IS
9iisssF- Derry. e. e.
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1liatsie' tet.t - tas ista 5pisisi f.sts4ef Sc
t'Hs IN ef5a igF traz = sssSty, sal4sra sensfs-
~ iar Niststz fsFi4ss Esisk b psaiasla - 5 ~
fes y Derry y, ~ 80 seizaiehts. wa "a
zafaytsg ~ iiss asE y sssfeasses. 4. d ss.s.
between tbs lBuFs ef zet etsides D ~. - az
ryagi',olss deer, i,"iat ~ ~ tfeat % shs bfi.
m silg1zn - faE.e Glas =. 90 LsAFs4s AFssua
~ Ne ssfy 81 y isait4. kaess4. fgsf feg r.fs X
Fsisiie asessss - fss hsshesi y l<r ss7 ssst. 10
fnral 81 iiis ffgts tLs sp4 lafsfe4 81 a. de-
sa,,slil. Oii4ef = i'cfss. -. al. - 81 - NE
leiissfng sseefrfi-s,i rsaS gfEFefly sisast-.3 10
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gtus % igsstaiF ,ssAss ssidst. sDath q fserr
fbfss vest
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estf ~ 81 fsBtfht = 'f.ifsf-F- berry, a. = siit
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PURE SEED WHE.T
10, 600 Bushels OF Fsaitz Wheat 10
Sale

Thls zfsesS A-s rirea ss<ls s.sglssEs&f sasfsS2s-
fisa u al gss have tss.ets T. hat afsAsax ~
saszs "a re szsa re fsver. l. ssesss for stsssk
II q pare 40 chGat, ruxt rye, ssse@a III Il I
wAsxevs- Elfiy isgse1, szssy ~ ,hc MAJ xaa
veil ste>E<-f - ear sosi sg8 = ss4tsa refer
fssss@ wse 3szts1 To <ASnze Ff4s8 t2ss ys&s 10 s3
e,sc Sssuxhs Fs.5sz wkt8s cf - sass year s.ssss
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y;esa sn8 @<rssas@s I stss - ss&fr 20 FL or
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Isf.f.hs fssA & Go. sza-Eeza, -sAa5szx kszsxs
Assaxe4z ss.a Rs5sTss<Esss s. CAS- g3asn, Gzrs4s.
J. >. EJ-ZIzAEa.
5asy 32A. 1872 80
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Chin Ian Pin. the Chinese envoy,
says the reports as TO the famine in
the Chinese Empire were not exagger-
ated. And now comes the official re-
port of deaths by famine in India,
placing the number at l.s5o,o This
with the reports from China, makes o
fearful record.
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Call for Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention for Sedgwick
county, will be held at Eagle hall. in the city Of
wichita, ON Saturday, September sth, 1873, nj
II O'Clock q. m. for the purpose Of placing in
nomination candidates to ill the following Offices:
County Attorney.
Clerk Of the District Court.
Probate Judge.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
One County Commissioner. to be selected by
the delegates from the First Commissioner dis
trict.
At the same time and place there will be held
two district conventions, one for the 92d Repre-
sentative district, to nominate q candidate for
Representative. and one for the sd Representa-
tive district. to nominate candidate for Rep
rcseutative.
Each of which conventions will transact such
further business rs may come before it.
The several townships and wards will be rep
pescnted in the county convention, and the Dis
trict Convention in which they are entitled to
renrc sepfafion nv delegates. Qs follows:
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SherigssaIe.

District cessi. Ihlrscra.h Jaaisial piaislsi.
sesgNick county. hsusss.
Robert Timmcns,
George Knct
isy virtue OF IA ofsisF Of sale ssaasd oni OF ne
District Court Of the iSfh Judicial district alt
ting In aud Tor sefigWlek county, kaesa- whore
N robert itnns9as - piainfl1, and He9sfr
Koch Defendant, VIII oa
ssssrdzg, tse iilA eas " ssPffs.ssr 4 D. lsss.
between the hsaYa 81 aad 1 p'cinsx y. IA at
thr seafthokse door. being at he fr,,at sf the
building hnsSa A. EsFle is3eek ss Ds1s1ziss Ase-
ane. Ia The city Of " trh.la, hxRstsa. ssssr for
ssie a. pabie a;let.ea 60 tbs highest bl,iies tDs
cath rs hsd. al Tie slxse. isfs s,aa iaiefc4t %
the steiendgitf, GaUree Aosii, IA and Ia tiff tDi-
lowing as=esihst raii property siias.ssi IN ls
county ef Ssiswick3 STATE OF h ansaa, 4. wfff
Lots No. three anil fsslT. ats is, soesA lHl Of
Ms npftsHes guaftef II section NJ. ilCec.
towsshl9 No i@ent5 -tcyeu, Hgnia OF rang. sus
wrat-
satt res. properly 4 lssirI spaiI - tss fF-p-
eriy 81 detFfsiAaf .csraa ksoA, asst VIII o. sold
90 satisfy gtid 0risF q s..s
ShseiH = cote. WlsA;ta. seagsass eaanfg
hahsas. AHgiiss o. 4 y lis
~ y DTSsfNsf
riszssE aefzwirt truGty kaasas
iiaFfis : HaFfis, fiaIase'a Alssfnsys
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The Grant Movement.

People who are inclined to scout the
Grant movement had better consult
the action of the congregational con-
ventions in the First and Second dis
tricts. Nobody had the matter in hand
to work it up, yet both conventions
were almost unanimous in their praise
of Grant and IN favor of his candida
cy in 1880. That they represented
four-fifths of the Republicans of the
State we do not doubt. 1t does not
appear that either convention remcm-
bered to place On record an endorse.
ment of the Decentralization
Champion.
The people, and not the politicians
of the country, are hoping and pray
ing for third term.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22

The Washington Republican is not
saddcned by the exodus of Gen. Butler.
While he was in the Republican party
the Republican insists that it took
more butter than he was worth to cook
him, and declares that since he voted
through spite to seat q Democrat in
the place of Republican Congress
man from his own State, che has been
sneaking and skulking through the
corridors of the Republican temple
seeking door to escape"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22

Ex-Congressman Shelabarger thinks
General Grants nomination is..incvit-
able, provided he will consent. He
thinks he can consolidate the party
and be elected. And the New York
Tribune says the woods in all parts Of
the country are full OF men who are
in much the same way.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-08-22

Tie nomination of Robert Smalls as
q candidate for Congress in the Fifth
South Carolina District, Indicates that
Mr.. Smalls and his supporters ere net
much frightened oy the indictments
held over him by the Democrats.
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Central Committee Third Congressional Dis
tfIct

The following named gentlemen
compose the central committee of the
Third district:
Taylor Flick of Edwards, chairman
T. z. Alexander of -
c. NJ. Foulks Of Usage,
J. Jay Buck Of Lyon,
c. G.. Peckham of Chautauqua
II. L. Walker of Cowley,
j. NJ. Steele of Sedgwick,
A. ID. Brown of Coffey,
w. Simms of Shawnee,
j. T. Hughes Of Mcpherson,
j. w. Ady of Harvey, secretary.
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The New York Tribune intimates
that the nomination Of General Grant
in 1880 will be acceptable to. the Liber.
al-Republicans of 1872. This is impor-
tant simply as public acknowledge
mcnt that the so-called Liberals were
wrong in 1872.
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A writer in Louisiana says: "Three-
fourths of the negroes have learned to
read and writc since the war; they
arc anxious to learn while the white
boys love a pistol and plug of tobac.
CO." The black man will have his day
some time in the future; he will not
always tamely submit. His presence
and labor are necessary to develop the
wealth of the South, and the policy
pursued toward him is suicidal to ey-
cry interest Of that section, social, po-
litical and commercial.
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Tho Greenback Governor.

The Greenback Convention, which
convened in Emporia a ftw weeks
since, put at the head of its ticket
Rev. ID. P. Mitchell, the well-known
Methodist preacher and presiding c!.
der of the Emporia district. 1t seems
he has taken the nomination in dead
earnest, and is making canvass o!
the State. The peroration of his
speech is in behalf of the laboring
man, and it is said that he seldom fails
in melting his vast audiences entire,
into tears,
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Pubic Sale
OF BOOTHS. DINING HALL SITEs. AND
OTHER PRIVILEGES II THE
COUNTY EAii.,
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER :. 1878.

SATURDAY SEFi ES S1-f4 - Ao<5,
commencing ss . o clock n. IA Isse escazssye
privileges ior selling Leaozes<. lar Cream
soalA xf>r. Cznlirs kaksz tes9 Lscre. tfxaTs.
Tobacco. &x-, ri the Gcaasy Far 10 be setE ii
the kssr ssyeankss, September - - =. AL! Dc
soil 20 TIE highest bss.der Tor cash IN hand At
Essis Haii, o. saszriay. Seq. :efl lsrr gs css
E.enc5Ds ~ 8 ofssarck d n.
Also privilege 10 rsasinft Ulrfng Hall 70 szT
rr-sa-r 81 persons wa zs szSd tsez@ sA2.i pay 81
Eseresss Also as4es FOR s2sh saaxs aas kstsss@srs
1ssnts a. lie HxESssfs Of TER fsig ssszsi sss 81
- ALLOW "a Re 1zoercezz ~ s.ze Ting az c1l-r.
: e .--s 'S' $50 : Y. s. TAsLxY, ss.s.
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Nntiee

Ali persons Will take notice that will no. be
responsible for any debts contracted By NJ.
Powers after the legal publication Of tEis notice.
FL Paso, Kansas, August Ii, ISIS.
5t-3 W. ID. POWERS.
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The NyN England Lsahl
SpgElduy,
"a.
Jsnss r haeVafi aHd
eBTah hayward
~ firsie % as ,ssei os sai~ .sseid eBi ID the
pisffifi tesft 81 ne - Judicial district ST
ting - s3f Err sstFaiet s0aasy. EansI4 9tfc.
~ ibe tew f.rglsrd iaep r,Iisrsap s. laalafla
ash JeHit4 Hayward aai HsFsh if<ygsI.4f asr
defendants. Mn
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between t1s lpssss ef sHs ! . sioek D. m x sas
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ia the cftf af Hsslsi8, SaassA sfus Tor saia ii
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situated - ii,s ssoe.g a Asasw rsk sials ~
ksu&4s, o. Rtts
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ipanehs y nEftblr q, raa9e aafale' aas saf
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Sealed Proposals.

Scaled proposals viii be received up to satur
d.y. August 81 1915, to build school house x5S,
in district No. lis. SPECIFICATIONS be seen III
this Office, The righs is reserved to reject sny
ami ali bids.
Diana, sedgwick county, kensas.
2J-2 Address: j W. SEARCH Clerk
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District ss.4 Ia Judicial piszsss. ssaswieA
u. b Crllum. reesfverof sheA
eisss Sasioaal INK ofWlca-
IA, EannnB.
~ vfrfur az N er1er Of sale is<ned ous Of he
dtsstct coNrt sf ~ IN Judicial dsstrtrt si:sine
y aaA for sedgwbok csanty- KAasAs. uA<reta
- b. t>clluH, rpoRlver Of ina Tt<ss National
hank cf W@eh1en, xannas, . plsissi6, saa Jose-
paine noashcs, delendz1iss lwlil IN
sstsrtay. fks lsfa Gag q September. is.s.
eetween she hours Of and O'Clock, p m, e
the cruklAenRe door, hetne ~ ~ Ssp1t 81 IT,
huttdlu1 known - Gax,e b1erk, - pnu831s ave-
nrr. n the city u Vich!sA- ka13nes QGeE for ale
Al public sncsioa, 70 thr Aiefuss bidder for ca
in hand all tne rikAa. tide sud interval u Ne
3efendsnf, JO<<pAine DQAaAoe. IN aud 70 -
following Described zeal DrSperty, sssnased h
the eccnfy OF Srs38wfck. stSse az KAnsns, % VII:
Beginning II pospt ten ~ shsans soush IL the
secsisu corner OF s<cttcaa enA<oR tar &C. ~
~, eight 80 and MAE ~ !, T. pnsgn6Aip s1snlv-
seven an, range oue ~ enes, thencs r9nin.
east twenty chains. thcrcs soatk wight ~ ch4snS
sad twelve {is, iinSs. thsnr< running Wsss
twenty f7r} CHAINS. thszse north eight fsj chains
and fwslse siphs 10 pixcc If h<s1nssse. contains
ing Is acres ef land IN said spwasAfp npH5er
twehty-ssvcn ts7l. range oas ~ cost.
said real property Il levied upnN - the prop
c-sy ofiefeEsians 1esepkine Dsnshse aaA viii be
sold to esxlsxy said order Of saie.
Shsrik = oieee. Nishsta. AEa1ss a, ISIS
II. N. puSSfNG, Sheriff.
siass 4 Hasloa. riasatiG-s Attorneys. as
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Teachers Examination.

An examination OF applicants for situations
in the City Schools for the next school ye AZ, will
be held az the Principal S room. on Friday, Aug.
30, 1875 By order OF the board.
2l-2 q. 4. WALKER, Clerk.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given tina. all township and
school district ieyies must be certified 10 the
County Clerk, on or before August 25th, ISIS.
LeYies returned on and prior to that date can
only be spread on Tax rolls.
BY order Of the Board of County Commits
sioners. Z a. DORSEY,
70 forl