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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
SOUTHERN ARGUMENT.

Washington specials say that the effect
of the news of the assassination Of Dixon
the Independent candidate for Sheriff in
Yazoo, Mississippi. has been to make an
impression not only in administration
circles but also with many prominent
Southern men now in that city. Those
of the latter class are free in saving that
il is one of the most dastardiy and cow
ardly affairs that has ever happened in
the South since the close OF the war,
and nothing but the widest insanity
could have instigated such tragedy.
The President when spoken 10 on the
subject seemed deeply impressed, and
remarked: While such proceedings as
sumed barbarous aspect, shocking to
the civilization of the age, and that men
from all sections and Of all classes
would deplore it, yet he saw no remedy
for either relief or protection through
Federal sympathy. He further states
that could he possibly see his way clear
to justification by his authority as Pres
ident of the United States he would not
only exercise it at once but in most
eficctual manner. There is no division
of sentiment here among the people
men of both parties, some of the most
of those from the South are
loud and bitter in their condemnation
Of this cold-blooded murder.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28

AT ITS LATE SESSION, Council GROVE
KAN, BISHOP KEENER PRESIDING.
Atchison District-H.D. Hoagan. p. E
Atchison Circuit-A. J. Lawless.
Oskaloosa- IL. Smith.
Oskaloosa Circuit-(To be supplied.
Leayenworth Circuit-H. l.. Ander-
son.
Holton Circuit-A. A. Lewis.
WaterviIle Circuit-H. V. Stratton.
Troy Circuit. McEnen.
Nebraska City-C. A. Shearman.
Nebraska City Circuit. S. Cox.
Rock Blufl,-(To be suppiied.)
Council Grove District-T.C. Downs.
=. Z.
Council Grove. O. Foresman.
Council Grove Circuit-J.R II. Bennett.
Cedar Points. r. Sayre.
Walnut Valley-(To be supplicd.)
Whitewater-W f. Broadhurst.
Winfield Mission-J. L. Winsted.
Wellington Mission-W. ii. Conner.
Harper Mission-ITo be supplied.)
Howard City Circuit. ii. Torbit.
Independence-E. T. Evans.
Wichita-H. Winslow Albeit.
Kinsley-J. l.. Gibson.
Reno-(To be supplied)
Fort Scott District-C. Bowles, p. f..
Fort Scott Circuit-G. W. Paine.
Wyandotte-T. II. Swcarengen.
Wyandotte Circuit. z. Noble.
Shawneetown Circuit-N.Y .Fanbion.
Monticello Mission-(To be supplied
Paola Circuit-C. W. Thorpe.
Barnard Circuit-H. J. Brown.
Empire City-(To be supplied.)
Baxter Springs Circuit-W.J. Blakey.
Labctte-W. II. Younger.
President Marvin College-J.S.Smi
Agent Marvin College-N. b. Fanbion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
WICHITA, August %, 1879.

WICHITA, August 20. 1919.
To The Editor q tie Eagle:
The greatest ''boom" of the day is
unduestionably the old soldiers reunion
movement. which last week seemed to
be at flood-tide in Illinois. The one of
greatest magnitude was held at Aurora,
and in point of numbers was assuredly
a success. Ii is estimated that fully fif-
ty thousand people were upon the
grounds-thc crowd, in fact, was so inl
mense as to be unwieldy, and lack Of
reasonable accommodations seemed to
be the general cry. Aside from the vast
numbers who camped upon the grounds,
a fearful crowd besiegcd the hotels and
restaurants. Even the churches were
converted into hostelries for the time
being. and statement that the city of
Aurora rcapcd a benefit approximating
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars
will give one an idea of the status of
that crowd. The old war spirit was
rampant. Sheridan was there and
drew" immensely. One correspondent
saws he was besicged at all times, ''wo-
men lay down on their stomachs and
looked under the canvas, and the spec
tators generally pulled up the tent or
drew ii down as occasion required, and
stood gazing fixedly for half an hour at
Il time" John A. Logan was there and
made a rafting speech TO the boys. But
the eliminating event of events was the
sham battle fought with artillery and
small arms, in which $4,000 rounds of
blank cartridge were expended, but
space forbids any further description Of
The glorious affair as brought TO Us by
the newspapers.
The Macoupin County Veteran Asso-
citation held their reunion al the fair
grounds at CarIinville at about the same
time as narrated above. Some fifteen
thousand people rallied around the old
flag and partook of the good cheer pro-
vidcd for them.
Beardstown. likewise, celebrated, an
immense crowd. estimated at twenty
thousand people of Central Illinois. be-
ing in attendance.
l. there any reason why the Union
veterans of Sedgwick county, Kansas,
in their proposed reunion on the second
DAY of October should not meet with a
like success? The numbers participant
ing should not be confined to people of
Sedgwick county. Let every veteran
in Southwest Kansas know he will meet
with welcome. The opportunity is
here presented TO draw such a crowd TO
Wichita as has never before been seen
upon her streets. but to accomplish it
will require concert of action upon the
part of those delegated TO attend to such
matters. along with the hearty co-opera-
ton OF the live men of Wichita without
regard to war anteccdents. j am i'll fa-
vor of a reunion that will bring a crowd
of 10000 to Wichita on the I'd day of
next October, and firmly believe that
if the proper effort is made and made in
time. our first reunion will be grand
success. VI. STEWART.
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Notice to Hunters.

We. the undersigned, residents Of Lincoln
Payne and Kechi townships. forbid all hunt
ers from hunting on our premises:
: II Haden. II Bragg. G W Ccnklin, J "
Cain. 5 Goodrich. I Coyell, J I Cain.
Griesser. NJ Foreman, Josh Deyore. J ID Cain
\ Clark. ID Wallace, Jno Thomas, N II
Chambers. Geo Gay. b Booher. VI Sjoblom
+ Maupin, 5 VI Neagle, |. Ittner, Geo Lent.
W A Rogers, J Lane. J Baldwin, J Greg
DRY, IL " Rubie. Il l. Wilson, g Deyore. J
Carter. J Samueis, II A Jones. J kiee. II
Deyore, J II Conway, 7 Fuller, Y o Ha-
mer. Geo Haas. John Haas. Paul Haas. c
aummeike. II Lane. II Herr. John Robb.
b Lopez. Jacob Kinley. George Wilson. Al
len Wilson, Richard Jackson Il Brown.
Jesse Nutter. c y Tanning. \ WbitecottoB,
4 T Toyles. W MahlanGt. Frederic Softer.
John Kaufman, Henry Kramer. William Die
drich, !. r johnson, Clans Nagal. Henry
Ijtleu Plat
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HOW TT WAS DONE

San Francisco, Aug. 25.-The Ameri-
can District telegraph boy, who was
with DeYoung at the time he shot Kali
loch, was run down by a Bulletin re-
porter this afternoon. He stated that
DeYoung called at the office for him /:
that together they drove to 23l4, Nine
ieenth street. and DeYoung instructed
him to ask kalioch to come ont, as a
lady in the coupe wanted him. Kalloch
was not at home, and after making in
quiries as to his Office hours, they drove
off from his house to the Temple. and
DeYoung peeking through the curtain
Of the rear window Of the coupe called
q boys attention to the gentleman in a
y hiie ulster who was seen getting into
a buggy with Mr. kalloch The boy
told him a lady wished to see him. He
at once came TO the coupe, although
cautiously. as though anticipating some
thing wrong. When he reached the
coupe a shot was fired which frightened
him so that he ran Is fast a. he could
back to the office. DeYoung was cool
during the ride and gave no indication
of his intention to do any thing of the
kind,
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mated at 500 ,OOO, 900, and this leaves .
remainder of 81 ,0Se 900. 600 to be cred
tied to the hay and grass crop Of that
year. When the reported aggregate Of
all farm products was S2,4s7 ,52s, 65s If
our estimates make even the toughest
approach to accuracy the value of that
crop was at least two-fiffhs Of the ag-
grcgate value of all farm products, and
hence we may infer that two-fifths Of
the capital then invested in agricultural
pursuits was devoted to the grass crop,
and this in The United States equals in
round numbers S4,675, 00o,0 From
these figures the deduction is palpable
that King Cotton is uncrowned and de-
throned. Just reflect for one moment.
though we may not grieve over our
in not having the herds OF
stock to utilize the immense wealth
that must necessarily 60 to waste every
year in fair Kansas.
Yours truly. L.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
TIE GREAT CROP OF THE WORLD

| To tss Filter of tie kagie
\ question widely discussed involves
| The relative value of the wheat, cotton.
tea and hay crop of the world. Which
of these products employ the greatest
amount of the worlds capital! Ii is
said that hay leads the rest, and the
items that enter into the account as
stated are somewhat startling-will al
most make a granger's hair stand on
end. Cotton and tea are local crops.
while hay is produced almost every
where the world over. and thus the
hay crop greatly outwcighs either of the
other two.
The aggregate reported value of all
farm products in the United States for
1870 was -. Az SIS. SIS: but as this in
cludes additions to stocks, bctterrnents.
etc. il is probably too high. Now. the
hay crop for the year-thai is the grass
cured for use or solids reported at
over twenty-seyen million tons. This
at half of the selling price in the large
cities would amount TO S405, 900. eco.
and is far greater than the aggregate
home value OF the cotton crop, or any
Other crop produced in the United
States But the cured hay is but
portion of the grass crop. The other
portion is used on the ground, and it
requires considerable calculation TO get
ri the value so used. even in the rough
est way In the first place live stock
cattle, horses, sheep and hogs-was fed
from it 10 she value OF 81 ,a25. 900, 600
that year. Averaging the lives Of these
at FIVE years we have one-fifih of that
sum a. representing the grass fed TO
them in 1870. viz $685. 10000. Next
we find the value ofanimals slaughtered
for food in the year 10 be $500 Geo. 900,
and as this is an annual product the |
whole of it Yiil for the present be cred |
tied 10 the grass crop. Next we find |
that the butter crop for 1870 was 5i4.-
Do0.eoo pounds. At an average of p |
cents the United States over amounts 10 /
SIPS 900 zoe, and this goes TO the credit /
of the grass. Next we have 2S5, 10000 /
zal.oas OF milk, which, averaged at the
oy yti.e Of 10 cents per gallon, add.
,as 900 go msors to the credit OF the
.rass crop We have i,D.eo.oo pounds
# wool. at % cents per ponl.d, adding
rs, 600 coo more and Il Ally ao,'sV'OoV
ounds Of cheese. at 10 cents ocsaa,
dds over $4,000 TO the total of III. Y
redits OF the grass crop Of 1870. which :
ggregaies Sss7, 10000 Now let Us a
ID the value of the hsy crop Is given !
eose. 100000, geo. and we have the =
rand totals for hay and the products of
rass consumed on the ground amount +
g 10 81 .292. otsl, 600. This is of course II
hject 10 deduction, a. the meat, :
liter, milk, cheese aud wool-produc;ng b,
FINALS consume other food besides
ass and hay. To make ample allow :
&c for this we deduct the entire value ~
the corn and cats crop OF 1870, est. Ju
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THE FRUITS YE HAVE.


When the loyal men of the country
protested against the action of the Dem
ocratic majority in Congress in refusing
to make the necessary appropriations
and attempted repeal of laws that only
were oppressive to outlaws and GRIMM
ais. the answer was ..bloody shirt"
What loyal statesmen predicted is hap
pening every day. Mon are being muir
dered in the Territories and on the
frontiers by desperadoes with impunity.
and freedom Of speech or freedom OF
action in the South is but a mockery.
The murder of Captain Henry Dixon,
i'm Yazoo county, Mississippi, was for
the simple reason that he refused 20
withdraw as q candidate for Sheriff and
leave the country. Three companies of
Mississippi's brave(!) men marched to
this one mans home and told him he
must refuse to run or die. lie died. The
Cabinet of the Administration held a
meeting over the outrage, but only re-
solved that 1t was beyond their power
to do any thing.
This nation cannot stand as a nation
or even as confederacy unless power
or party strong enough to protect life
and property can be maintained.
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NEIIOM EENER NOTES

/ Memphis, August q. - Thir,y-fonl
cases reported to the Board OF Hcaltf
to-day--;wcniy white. Among name:
reported this afternoon are Mrs. j. III
Colins. VIM. Pinehart. o. 4. Wnkie. 4
c. Hepburn. The fever has apparently
! taken fresh start in this city and
! Ss.eisea. No additional deaths reported
S~Pn. Esquire Hoagiand's family
sin, sish the fever 4 mile south OF
are dow- Cockreil Is down with
the city. Ds,s -; Of the city, in
the fever ave miles I'D.
the Popular Street Boa,e, -a,aais
Memphis, August 2s.-Tke
Relief Association. representing Ger
alaa societies Of Memphis. have spDeai.
ed 70 their coanirya,ea OF Tie En;;,,i
States for help. All remiiial,ees shonla
be seri to John Leiehberg,
New Orleans. August 25.-The rrsi.
fence OF General Hood i on the Same
9aare a. that Of Thecsiore Ber.ou
whose young son died Of yellow fever
'nly Siss.
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The New York EceaiRg Post comes
cut staiwart on Mississippi affairs, and
pronouncing the Dixon affair disgrace
to the whole country, says: az the
men of The north were Indifferent TO the
burlesque of scli-government which is
going on i'll some parts of the South
they would be unworthy to govern
themselves. Although there are bust
ness questions pressing for settlement,
so long as we are in doubt as to wheth-
e: or not We are living in civilized
country. it is not at all surprising that
the pcrplexities growing out of this
doubt take precedence in the public
mind OF other public interests
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
NEW FACULTY.


The Board of Regents Of the Normal
School met on the Goth, and remained
in session two days. and after very
thorough consideration of the various
candidates for positions, and cxamina-
ton Of their recommendations, elected
the following faculty for the school:
President Rudolph b. Welch, of Pom
tiac, Illinois, graduate of Weslyan Uni
versity.
Mathematics-George Fowler, of Gov
eneur, New York, graduate Of Amherst
College.
Natural Sciences Michael Il. Cook,
Nyack. New York, graduate of New
York State Normal School. Albany.
English Literature and Eiocution-
Miss Martha Joy. Jacksonville. Illinois.
graduate of the Athen3um, Jackson
vile.
Geography, Drawing and Calisthcnics
Miss Rebecca G. Buchann. of the for
mer faculty of the school.
The school viii open in tie Normal
boarding house buildings, September
l7ih.
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Al Y,,,,alf ~. c..rs;-.


Are you = despondsnt sufferer fton siek
headache, habitual costiveness, palpisasiea
OF the hearth Have you dizziness e. the
head. Is your nervous systsn depsesseds
Does your blood circulate bsdly. Have ysu
a cough! Low spirin. Coming up e lie
food after eating. etc, etc. An Of thee and
much more are the direct results Of dyspep-
STA, liver complaint and indigestion. Green's
August Flower is now Acknowledged by al
druggists to be positive cure. s,sO0.Os0
bottles were given away in the U. 8. through
druggists to the people as trial. Two doses
will satisfy amy person Of its wonderful quail
ity in curing all forms Of Indigestion. sam
pie bottles 10 cents. Regular size % cents
Sold positively by all drst-class druggists in
the United States. eowstf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28

We regret to learn of the death of +.
b. McGill. for several years pas, editor
of the 0swcgo IadepeRdca. Mr., Ne
Gill's health ha. been failing for some
years, and the announcement of his
death viii not surprise his acquaintance.
Tie recently visited Colorado. but the
trip did not improve his health. His
disease was consumption and he died on
Tho 10Th
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28
\ PROPHET OF GOOD.

The Philadelphia Times ventures a
word Of prophecy, and the whole coun-
Try win pray that il may prove to be a
true prophet. /! says.
The coming fall and winter will make
business better in every department :
the next year will almost entirely heal
the scars Of the late revulsion, and the
presidential term succeeding the HAYES
administration viii be the era Of pros
neritv for the present generation.
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ARREARs on PENSIONS.

II is expected that the arrears of pen
-ions will be settled by the first of next
November. as of The 5000 claims sub
mitted only $4,000 are now outstanding.
When these have been liquidatcd, the
Off estimate that there will have
been diSbursed on account of pension
arrears the respectable sum of 2S.0oo.-
Aan
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28

The Boston Hor0id makes a sharp
two-edgcd thrust at the recent work of
the committee huntin. election frauds.
Ii says 1.-The Congressional investiga-
ton in Cincinnati developed the facts
that both parties pay money to rogucs
when il is necessary. to win, and that i;
costs man about FIVE thousand dollars
to run for Congress in tina, city. The
discovery of these facts cost SAFE"
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The Currency Question.

Notwithstanding the fact that Thousands Of
our people are at present worrying themselves
almost 10 death over this vexed question, sv-
en- to the extent Of negiecting their business.
their homes and their duty to their families,
there are still thousands upon thousand ef
smart, hard working and intelligent men pour
ing into the A,rkausas Valley, the Garden Of
the West, where the Atcnison, Topeka and
santa We railroad offers them their choice Of
$500 600 acres OF the choicest farming lands
in the world at almost their own prices. If
you do not believe 1t write TO the undersign-
ed. who will tell You where you can get
cheap land exploring ticket, aud how. 1t
moderate expense. you can see tor yourseIf
and be convinced. w. +. White. Genea III
Passenger and Ticket Agent, Topeka. Kan
eaS. SLIT
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Within the last week there have been
murderous ARRAYS having direct or Incl
dental connection with politics in Miss
issipli and California In the former
State II. NJ. Dixon, Independent candi-
date for Office. wa, shot down by a
Democratic candidate. The people OF
the locality defend or excuse the act OF
the murderer. In San Francisco The
leader of the Honorable Bilks shoots II
Workingmen' candidate for Mayor and
The whole community, il Al outburst OF
wrath and indignation, demands the
punishment Of the murderer.
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The Lawreneeburg Press says that
Dan Voorhees, howicd Rhetoric ont OF
eounienance about Grants nepo;ism,
and then, when he got into power. put
all his sobs into public places, one or
two of them into he Senate force, from
which his creature discharged soldier
who had both legs shot of.
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The Wilmington On. CO star declares
,hat the lazoo plan of conducting a
political campaign i but another name
for insane Intolerance. and adds: Let
The principle of Iazoo prevail and Ia
every section only men Of the dominan,
party would be allowed TO become can
iiidaies." The principle has prevailed
in Mississippi for several years, with
just the result described by the star.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-08-28

The Naichez Ltsaocrat declares that
MISREPRESENTATION in Mississippi means
Repaslicanism, AID says it must be
treated with the same sersrifv that has
met all asiempts TO revive Republican
ism. This i on the theory that Nissis-
sippi was made for Democrats,
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Gelliioraa leads the election this fall.
She viii elect State and judicial officers.
four members ef Congress and full
Legislature September 81. Maine will
elect State officers and members Of the
Legislature September S.h, and the fan
elections 81 iowa and Ohio viii occur
October lith.
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The gross earnings Of the Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company
for the month Of July were S456, 900
an increase of Sl25, Al over the earnings
for the correspo nding month last year.
The land sales Of the company aggregate
s27 .50o-a decrease of So. o. below the
aggregate sales OF the corresponding
month last year.
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Conferred upon tens of thousands of sufferers
could originate and maintain tss reputation
which Ayers sarsapsrill4 enjoys. II il a
cempoaatL of the be-, vegetable Alternatives
with The Ioiide- OF Potassium aud Iron. ssd
il tae no.; efeeia.i Of al remedies Tor serof-
nlog-. T3ereurisI. or blood e!sors.isrs Uai-
iorm!y successful! and certain Ia it, remedial
effects. it produces rapid ssd complete cures
OF scrsiuia. Sores, Solfs. Hsi1prs. Pimpiss,
Erupiioas. Ssin Diseases and All Disorders
arising from rnpaity Of tue blood. By IL
iuyigors.sHg effort. il always relieves ard o.
ten cure. Liver Complaints. fesisie wsss-
nessss and Irregularities. aud is retsa' re-
newal OF vitality. For purifying be blood Is
has ns equal. I; tones up the =. stem restores
and preserves the heslta. aud ifsparts yi-o-
ami tssrsy. For forty year. It ass esen 80
s5sfpsiys uss, ard Is to-t<g iIae E1s.t xvaiia-
ssie reds-sne fes iae suffering sick. any.
where %
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Ns,iss for PssIis.,Isa.

NJ Nishita. ksnsAs JeIy -. Ism
sgfiss b. hereby gltsH that The fsiiep SEQ sssa.el
settler hs- died notes ~ has Intention g. irsts
tnsl proof he Esplr.ft - bis sis.ui, and ssea-s
afsl euirs thereof n The ssfirslias ~ sbisiy ds
from the ,sts "a tii. s-,ftice six
oliver fsgtd, osaKa u. ~ 1851 for lat ald
= 4. seriIsu 0. afii laf ssid ~ i nv . zee
>. tDur q ss-att ~ fsege f,sr v est and nssssss
the f9llsWisa = HE uftsesres ttx fs4is fii-
hits snd fbsE si'itr. 81 ssssbsi seds sisf
e11htf haasas
v g. wsIhSn. Register
- Joha A Mcissnl stts's o. sgF sicast let
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pisirie, Court, 18th Jnsisisl District, ssss,
wick county. ksnsss
&. J, hsnpton
~.
James e.. Bsrswell
bs tirfue ei su order % sale isstfrsi cur IF
the District court Of the ~ isds,tai District
sitting IN and for Seigwirk Sssftf. ksusss.
wherein = J hrmpfsH u PisiafiE sod
James G.. Bafuusii 10 5rfehslefi. ! viii. eb
safexgaf. ~ AKA day ef tsys.f. 4 u. lr7s.
AT Wei 6 y. rs. ~ the court sD.fse .i.ssr.
being a the front % the ssiiflns knosr a.
Eagle Block. IN The city of y ieiiiis. karss.,
afef iof sais - public sise tisn, 20 the biggest
bidder for cash ia baud. al The right. tistir
and interest III the eefcnlsst james a. Barn
vel. Ia ani 70 tbs f,ligaiHg Jr-rfitsi real
property. situated IN The County u -edx-
wlFk, stale 81 Kansas. tf,-Hifi
Lots No. fsfif-siN 49,. fsrty eight - zaa
my tsSi. sa botIKis- Asenrs W ! n. Meals
addition 20 the city u wtehits
t4id real property IL levied sfou .. the
property u dofea1Hnt. Janles o. starsessf
aud viii D. soli ., sntisfS sai3 order 81 sale
sheriff. pssies. NirhifR, seayeiet rsanfy.
bsnss<. July -. A. -. lN7s
". N. Dtxktxs.
sheriff @.cgNirt County, kanss.
49, 4. =. ass~sy. Ipsef sAs6f 1854
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81 Wtchits, hnEsAs. August ~, lzss
Notice y hereby giysa thai the f.iiavias pAuei
settler has TIED notice ~ HE tetastiss. b. make
ana rrpof 10 support % his claim and srcpre nuAl
entry thereof ~ the expiration % tnirty dss :
mon The date Of taia Eot{ce, siE
Alfred " smith. - No q IA for the wee
half uf qnsrtsr aud es.s hall 90 ~ quar-
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