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Sheriff Sale.

District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District
! sedgwick county, Kansas
| Charles Deane,
| NJ zimuperlv. Nettie Zimmerly, Henry
| Ssars p E B.ish aud j. T. Siiliman,
rsrt,l,.rs ~ BIish Y Sillman FLA. Willie
| John J Bonnet, James Duffy and Chas
| ii Trowbridge, partners as Bonnet,
pi! Urine Of an order of sale issued out Of the
dift coIirt OF the 18th judicial district, sitting
in ayd Tar Sedrwiek county, kansas, wherein
Charles Deane is plaintiff. and NJ. Zimmerly
Nettie Zimmerly, Henry se5Ts, e;,i p1lsn an
j. b. siIliman partners as Blish \ eiilinan,
4 willie. John 1. Bennett, James Duity ano
charles III Trowbridge, partners as Bonnett,
DIifYv & Co., defendants viii on
Saturday, the 27th day Of APrii, LIS,
hs,v-.en the hours Of , and o clock p. m. at the
cou5fhouse door being at The 'front.' OF the Duili-
ia, Known as Eagle Block on Douglas Avenue IN
ne 80. ~ Xyfrbiia Kansas offer for sale at pub
lie aucfion to the highest bidder for cash IN hand
~ ~ r,,f tifle ard interest of the defendants,
M Ziu,neriv Nettie Zinimeriy, henry Sears,
II B!ish and J. b. Siiiiman, partners as bilsh q
SiIl1man. r. \. Willie, John j. Bonnet, James
DnfTr and Charles IL. TrOwbrIdSr, partners as
Enofeft. Duffy s. 20, in and to the following de
scr.bed real property situated IN the county 'i
sedrwiek state OF Kansas, 20 VII;
The southwest quarter Of seei,gn lion, 80, sentb ~
u.s., in township 40. twenty-elSht t-SJ' sou'n Va
range No, one ~, east; -. 80, ,ho rro,-
crfv of defendants, NJ. Zimmerly, Netne zun-
meily, Henry Sears 4 u ,, Si,sn "I9 Wiite
Iohn ! Bonnet, James Duffy and Char y 81 II.
Trotybridye. plriners as Bonnet, Duly ~ Co.,
ana viii he sold to satisfy said or err OF safe.
Sheriff 5 office, wichita, SedS"4cA @ou"'''
Kansas Maheh 20 A. ~ n. NV ". DUNNING,
sheriff sedgw!ek County, kansas;
c. Il. Deane, Attorney for Plaintiff WV
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ShariF's Sale.


District Court, lSih Judicial District. sedgwiek
County, Kansas.
Henry Douglas, \
VS..
oslo 4. English, n A. Eng
lish Edward Bun Jacob Pit
tenger, the Wichita savings
Bank and the First National
Bank of wichita, Kansas
Ry virtue of an order OF sale Issued ont of the
District Court of the 9Th judicial district sit
ting in and l0r oedgwck county, Kansas, where
in Henry Douglas Is plaintiff and Oslo A Eng lsh
y n. Engli n, Edward Bun, Jacob Pittenger,
Bank Of Wichita, Kansas, are defendants,
viii, on
Saturday, he 2oih day Of April, 1878.
between the hours of and 4 O'Clock p. m. at
the courthouse door, being at the front of the
building known as Eagle Block on Douglas ave
in the city Of Wichita, Kansas, offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash in
nand all the right, title and interest of the de-
PENDANTS oslo \. English, n. A. English, Ed
ward Bun, Jocob Piitenger, the Nichila Savings
Rank and the First National Bank Of Wichita
Kansas. in and 70 the following described real
property situated in the county of Sedgwick and
state of Kansas, to wit:
The southeast quarter Of section two (), in
township twenty-eig ht (2s) range one ~ west,
and all the right, title and interest Of each and
an the defendants therein. said real property
is levied upon the property .oi defendants Oslo
A EseIish, n. y. English, Edward Bun, Jacob
Pitfeuger the Wichita Savings Bank, and the
First National Bank Of Wichita, Kansas, and
will be sold to satisfy SAID order OF sale.
sherin's ONCE, Wichita, March Is, 1873.
II. w. DUNNING,
sheriff Sedgwick County, Kansas
sIuss & IIatton, Pitn 5 Attorneys. jl-5
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no claptrap, no creating value by the
omnipotent fat of Government about
this. 1t is plain, common-sense work,
justified by the experience of man
kind for hundreds and thousands of
years.
The value of our paper money in
the face of this achievement of the
Secretary of the Treasury has already
risen to within fraction of par. For
all practical purposes gold, silver. and
greenbacks are at par in New York
City. Resumption is an accomplished
fact.-Lawrence Journal.
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"Wsire Almost There.

The Inter Ocean states the whole
financial situation in the following lit
tie paragraph:
Have Won got three-quarters of a
cent about your clothes ? If you have
you can put it with a greenback aud
buy gold dollar. The silver bill did
not "drive all the gold out of the
country" nor did it increase its value
to any tremendous extent.
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Mn. Tiltsa Says It's 50.
Elizabeth Tilton, in a letter last
Saturday, acknowledges the guilt Of
Beecher and herself.
For the Eagle.
Good Roads.

DELANo TOWNSHIP, April 10.
Mr.. EDITOR II believe it is gener-
ally acknowledged by the intelligent
portion of the community that good
roads are as necessary for the perma-
nent prosperity of city as they are
for the advantage of the farmers who
live contiguous thereto. Scores of
emigrants, in canvass-covered wagons,
go west from Wichita each day to de-
velupe the resources of Kingman, Har-
per and Barbour counties, and the
trade OF these emigrants can be di-
yirted from Hutchinson and brought
to Wichita by judiciously expanding
few hundred dollars on the principal
roads which they traverse. The road
leading west from the bridge that
spans the Arkansas is being graded,
under the direction of the County
Commissioners F; the "big slough" is
bridged, the County Commissioners
having generously voted an appropria-
ton of three hundred dollars for that
very laudable purpose. We cannot,
in justice, expect that the county will
do any more than it has already done.
The appropriation is not sufficient to
grade this road as it should be grad
ed and, as it is of paramount import
ance to the business men of Wichita
to secure this trade, | think it but
reasonable they should assist the
county and Delano township in build
ing this much needed road. Therefore,
| will call personally on each and eve-
ry business man in Wichita for his
contribution, and hope he will respond
with his usual alacrity.
Hoping, Mr.. Editor, you vii: oe kind
enough to publish this appeal, l re-
main, yours, etc., J. W. KEITH,
Road Overseer Dist. No. 3.
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gold aud silver. God knows we
need something done to make times
good again when the best hand in the
county can only get $156 for years
labor. We need some stimulus to
rouse the dormant energies of bust
ness again. Asmall volume of money
would not do it. A good honest coin
currency of gold and silver may. We
will hope so at least.
May the summer of rs witness re-
vival of olden times, of good crops,
good money and good business. We
have the country, the soil, the wealth
aud the energy to make it all. Let
every energetic farmer put his shout
der to the wheel and set the car OF
wealth moving. HAWKEYE.
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Mr.. Beecher's brother James, cler-
gyman in the hills of Ulster county,
New York, preached at Plymouth
Church last Sunday. He said, by way
of introduction 81 preach at home
in little school house in the wilder
ness. We have a little cabinet organ
and | play it myself, because we have
no other organist. ] am also sexton
and usher. l play simple tunes to the
glory of God, and the rough back
woods people join in singing the
hymns. don't know anything about
hell, but know great deal about
heaven"
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General Grant in Jerusalem.

A Washington dispatch of April l3,
saws: The United States Consul al
,Jerus salem sends an account of tho re-
cent visit there of General Grant. The
General was met ut Kalowrah, five
miles from Jerusalem, by dragomans
and guards of the consulates of the
Greek patriarchy and of the Pasha OF
Palestine, and by company OF caval-
ry. and was welcomed into the city
with military honors. The Pasha's
military band was in attendance upon
the Genervl daily, and during the time
of his stay he received every mark of
consideration from the Pasha and 10
cal Consuls and dignitaries of the
Greek and Armenian churches.
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Legal Notice.
WICHITA. sedgwiek county, Kansas, /,

WICHITA, Sedgwick County, Kansas,
March p, 1877.
Pursuant to the requirements of Section 137,
Chapter "a, Session Laws of 1873. notice is here
by given that the following described lands and
town lots situated in Sedgwiok county State Of
Kansas, were sold on the 18th day of september,
1875, for the taxes Of 1874. and remain unre-
deemed, and that the amount necessary 10 re-
deem said lands and town lots, computed 70 the
last day of redemption, is stated opposite each
description respectively. And further netice -
given that the purchases of said lands and town
lots will be entitled 10 leeds for the same on the
18th day of September. ISIS, unless prev i0usly
redeemed:
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BED ROCK at LAST.
Gold at Par, and the Silver Bill DID It.

Last Friday gold dropped 10 one
half per cent. premium, the lowest, by
many cents, in seventeen years. On
Saturday it went down 10 one-fourth
per cent, when the Northwestern Ma
tional Bank of Chicago sent out adver-
tisement that they were ready to meet
nil their bills with gold payment.
This means that there is to be no
more shrinkage; that bed rock has
been reached, and the reaction in the
direction of better times has come.
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K.n,.,, Nav unitsa Stats Marshal.

Hon. Ben. F. Simpson, on last Mon
day week, assumed the duties of Unit
ed States Marshal for the district OF
Kansas, being sworn in by Judge Eos
ter. He has appointed John ii. Smith,
of Columbus, as his deputy-at-large,
and Spencer P. Wade, of Topeka, his
resident deputy. For the Wichits
district, Charles d. Jones, and fol
Atchison, j. M. Crowell. Simpson
will make the most efficient Marsha
the State ever had. He is reorganiz
ing hit whole force of deputies.
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Rev. DR.. Wild, of New York, ad-
vances the opinion that the seven
teenth chapter of Ezekiel distinctly
propheses the war which seems now
to be impending between England
and Russia, and shows, moreover, that
England will defeat Russia utterly.
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Hon. Thos. Ryan is one of the most
active members we have ever had in
Congress, and has given dclided salts
faction. DR.. Hughes, who returned
last week, speaks in glowing terms of
his actions,and says he commands as
much respect on the floor Of the House
as amp man in it.-Arkansas Traveller.
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Tbs Resumption Policy Made Sure.

Secretary Sherman has taken the fl
nal successful step which assures the
resumption of specie payments at the
time provided by law, viz: the first
day of January next. The only doubt
that hung over the matter was the
possibility that the Government might
not be able to accumulate sufficient
gold to carry out the programme
That doubt is now remoyed-the
Secretary of the Treasury on Wedaes-
day last having made a sale III New
York of fifty millions of four and a
half per cent, bonds at one and a half
per cent. premium in gold. This is a
most excellent sale, showing how firm
is the confidence of capitalists in the
ability of the Government to carry
out its plans, and giving to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury abundant means
for carrying out the resumption law
without fail.
The passage of the silver bill at once
changed the entire features of the re-
sumption policy. Previous TO that,
resumption meant bringing everything
to q gold basis now it means gold or
silver. Tied up to single metal,
there was great danger tDaI we might
not obtain enough of it for the pur-
pose, and that our efforts to do so
would enhance the price OF gold all
over the world Resumption now
means the choice of either gold or sill
YER, or of both, as may best accommo-
date the Government. Resumption
now means, too, more money. Secre-
tary Sherman holds that the green
backs as fast as redeemed may be re-
issued. Hence the volume OF the ear
rency will be increased Instead of
diminished by resumption. The adj
dition of gold and silver will be pos
tive addition TO the circulating me-
dium. The state of the question has
been positively reversed. The re-
sumptionists have become the intia
tionists, but in good sense, as ali
our money is to be based on actual
values representing labor. Gold, sill
yer, aud paper instantly and every
where convertible into gold or silver
are henceforth to pc the currency of
the country. There is nc moonshiue,
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Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, }ss
County of sedgwick.
In the District Court of sedgwick county, in
the state ofKansas.
William H. Enmert,
VS..
Hiram Orvis, William Il. Orvis,
Daniel H. Orvis, Clark Oryis and
James Oryis, heirs at law Of Eber
Orvis, deceased, and John Leslie
The defendants are hereby notified that they
have been sued by William III. Emmert, who has
died his petition in the office OF the clerk OF the
district court OF Kansas. in and for the county OF
Sedgwick, praying for the quoting oil the TILE to
bounty land warrant, number seYenty-tour
thousand three hundred and ten "a, 5l0), for one
hundred and twenty Q20) acres oil land and IS
sued to Eber Orvis May IS, 1856, under the act OF
congress March 5, 1850.
The defendants are hereby notified that the
plaintiff petitions that jud gment be rendered and
decree issued divesting said defendants OF all
right, title and interest, in and TO SAID bounty
land warrant, and that the same be invested IN the
plaintiff and that unless said defendants answer
said petition on or before the 18th day of May,
1878, the said petition will be taken as true and
Judgment and decree Will follow the prayer OF
the petitioner. EMMEkI ~ hihh.
Attest: PlaintiH Attorneys
c. A. YANKEES, Clerk. Is
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Mr.. Thomas a. Scott, president of
the PENNSYLVANIA Central railroad /,
testified before the Legislative Com
mittee that the loss of the company
BY the riots of last July amounted TO
So, 900, 600, while the entire loss, in
Guiding merchandise, is estimated at
81. 600 600.
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HARDWARE.

GOLD.
The New York money market, as reported
by telegraph on theI5th inst. give the follow
ing:
Gold opened and closed at 1015.
Silver bars-S1.203 greenDacks; f19l gold.
Silver coin, and per cent. discount.
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Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
Wesley @. Morris, Plaintiff
against.
G. I. johnson, Margaret
} Johnson, Nathanisl II, Heath =
and Marvellous G. Heath,
Defendants.
To G, T. johnson and Margaret Johnson, of the
state eff Iowa and Miraculous c. Heath, of the
state OF New York:
You are each hereby notified that you have been
sued by the above named plaintiff, wesley q.
Morris, that his petition was filed against you IN
the odce OF the clerk OF the district court, within
and for the county of Sedgwick, in the state OF
kansas, on the 9TH day OF March, A. d. 1878,
The prayer of said petition is that certain deed
executed on the Itn day of August, A. ID. 1915 Dy
the plaintiff to said q. r. johnson for lots NOS.
10. p and %, on central avene, in Shuman 8 sub
division to the city of Wichita, in the county OF
Sedgwick, in the state of kansas, and also deed
from g. L. johnson and Margaret johnson OF
Nathaniel H. Heath, for The same premises,
dated August Is, Isl, and also deed from
Nathaniel H. Heath TO Marcellus c. Heath. for
he same premises, dated Sept mber s. 1871, be
deereed to have been obtained by fraud. and
With out consideration and that said deeds be de-
creed to void and set aside and that said premIs-
IS be re conveyed to said plaintiff. You are no.
titled that unless you answer said petition on OF
before the LIST day of May 1878, said petition will
be taken as true and decree Will be taken against
You according 10 the prayer of said petition.
WESLEY q. MORRIS, Plaintiff.
II. G. Ruggles, Pitt Attorney. 5l-6
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salurdau Me q1tA daa Of April. 1s7s.
ShariH'a Sale

BY virtue OF tax warrant issued by the Treas
urer OF sedgwisk county, Kansas, and 70 me di-
rected, Will on
Tuesday Ire sd day Of APRIL, 1873.
Mt O'Clock D. m. at the stables of A. A. Pack
err on Market street, in the city of Wichita
Kansas, sell at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described property,
to wit:
One white mare pony. about eight years old.
said property is levied upon as the property Of
). L. Adams, and Will be sold to satisfy said
tax warrant III, w. DUNNING,
Sheriff
sherin's office, Wichita, Kansas, April 5, 1873,
2-2t
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F. Baker Appointed.

+. P. Baker, editor of the Common
,cealth, has been appointed the regu-
lar commissioner to Paris, rice Alfred
Gray resigned. Baker starts for Eu-
rope next Saturday.
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DRY GOODS.

ELEVATOR RATES AND COMMISSIONS.
The following are the rates for storage OF
grain in Wichita: Wheat, rye and barley first
thirty days. two cents per bushel. Corn one
cent per bushel. oats II cents per bushel.
Commission charges on wheat, rye. oats and
corn, one cent per bushel. One cent per
bushel for Smelling and loading corn.
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ED. EAGLE:-The Sunday School
| Convention met at the Pleasant Plain
school house, generally known as the
Cartwright school house, on the 9th
inst, as previously advertised. The
house was called to order by Bro. ID.
S. Miller, Superintendent of said Sab
bath school.
MORNING SESSION.
Song. On motion n FL Robinson was
elected chairman, pro tenn, and 5. j..
Hilbish, secretary, pro tenn. Accord
ing to programme, the first half hour
was spent in devotional exercises.
After this the business of the con-
vention was entered into. Seven
schools were represented. The first
question discussed was: SHOULD un-
converted persons teach in the Sabbath
schools ~ This was ably discussed
by many present, Mrs. j. b. York
aud Mrs. N. Ii. Robinson taking an
active part Then followed al essay,
ON the same subject, by Mrs. S. j. Hill
bish. Second question SIS our Sab
bath school work a success z" Tins
subject was SO enthusiastically dis
cussed as to cause us to forget that
we were disappointed in the speakers
whowere to lead off in these discus
sions not being present.
On motion & committee consisting
of Bros. d. S. Miller, Stephen Slade
and Delos Crosby were appointed to
| draw up a resolution making this
convention prominent organization.
Next in order came dinner, which,
to say the least, was splendid. Plenty
of turkey, and good things left for
dozens more.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Opened by singing, and prayer by
Mrs. Roy. The resolution drawn up
by the committee was then read and
adopted:
ResoIred, That we this day, in con-
vention, form a permanent organiza-
ton tor District Sabbath School
Association, that shall include all
Sabbath schools that are DESTROYS of
Joining su CHI organizations: and it shall
be for the purpose OF holding Sunday
School Conventions at the different
places at which the Sunday schools
are located, and for the purpose of
adopting measures and discussing
topics that tend to the advancement
of the Sunday school cause.
The committee recommended for
election the present temporary officers
with the addition of j. 3. Carol as
Vice President. Adopted.
The following questions were then
ably discussed: First, The necessity
of thorough preparation by Super
intendents and Teachers of Sabbath
school. Second, Influence of singing
in the Sabbath schools. Third, CUES
ton draw cr,-which was quite inter-
esting.
The whole proceeding was inter-
spersed with spirited singing, accom-
panied by the organ.
Other business was transacted, but
not of sufficient moment for news
paper article.
The exercises closed with prayer by
Bro. NJ. II Swingle, and the song,
"Hold the Fort
The Conven ton requested the Sec
rotary to extend an invitation to the
Pleasant Hill and Slower Sunday
schools to unite with US at the next
Convention, to be held some time in
May at the Good River school house.
S. HILBIsH, Secretary.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS.
County of Sedgwick. ..,,
In the matter of the estate OF hilchael ponahoe,
deceased. ;tr.e.ad ~,
Credito and all other persons interested IN
the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified, mat at
the present term of the Probate Court, IN
and for said county, now holden, at the once o.
the Probate Judge in Wichita, county oil ecu Twiek
Stafe of aforesaid on Saturday, the 4th day oil
Nav. A. ID. 1878, shall apply 10 SAID court 1or a
fnIl and Fl nal settlement Of said estate.
luz JOSEPHINE DONAHOE.
Administration ofthe estate of Michael Donahoe
,aJ 20
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ICE ICE ICE
Northern Lake Icecicles.

Henry Sweiter who has served our citizens III
above trade so acc-ptably in the past, has seeu
north and will take pleasure in furnishing iaiIil-
lies at the lowest market price,
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Irea.urer,s Notice of Sale Of School Lands.

County TreasUrer's Office, March %, ls.o.
Notice is hereby given that / viii, on SATURDAY,
the 27th day of April, 1873, at my Office oneI
for sale and sell to the highest bidder, IN iesti
subdivisions the following desefiDeo sI I
land Situated in Sedgwick county, state OF nan
sas, to-wit:
All Of section 10, town y, range west
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Notice.

All parties wishing to have any kind of stock
bearded as soon as the grass starts TINS spring;
will do well to send them up to j. IL. Brlnley
four miles north of the bridge. on the west size
or drop 4 line in the Wichita Post ONCE ana L
will send for them. l have the best range IN the
country, and good water. Charges low:
4S-3n j. ID. bhiNLEl.
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Ireasurer,s Not ce Of Sale of sCboo, lands,

| County Treasurers O1hce, March %. 1878.
Notice is he eby given thas 1 viii, Saturday,
the q day of April, ISIS, at my Office, offer for
sale and SELL to the highest bidder, in legal sub
| divisions, the following described school land,
| situated Sedgwick county, state of Kansas,
| to wit:
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Application for $3.50 to compensate
for damages sustained by location OF
road on half section line running east
and west through section Sc, township
%, range l, west, received from ID. NJ.
V. Stuart, and on motion of f. w.
Chase $50 was allowed, in further con-
sideration however that said Stuart
give right of way from west end OF
Valley Center bridge across Little Ar
kansas river to the road as at present
time located.
One hundred and twenty-five dollars
appropriated to complete the bridge
across the Cowsk creek at the cross
ing on section line between sections
10 and 10, township %, range l, west,
payable June 20, 1873.
One hundred and fifty dollars ap-
propriated to aid in constructing cul-
verts and grading road on section line
between sections 81 and 80, township
L, tdci, hhOW "A 90 SOhSnit A.
road, payable October l, 1878.
Following Attachments ordered on
taxes for the year 1877:
Personal property tax of Emmert
Rouse, Grand River township.
Personal property tax of j. p. Eli
oft, Morton township.
Personal property tax of Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Drew, Wichita.
Thirty dollars on lot II Lawrence
Avenue, English's addition to Wichi-
ia.
Commissioners then adjourned to
meet Thursday, April IS, 1873.
Attest: E. A. DORSEY,
County Clerk.