Sedgwick Gazette from Sedgwick, Kansas • 2

JOT NOTICE. THE GAZETTE. LITTLE ARKANSAS RIVER. The Herd law The' Indians Halstead An Angel in Green. I I I I distant frem it.

The railroad will akiri its southern base, and the depot sod water tank are to be on the New. ton side of the bridge. The streets QHAMBKRLAIN KCKKRT, P- -1 -DRUGGISTS, 8 Land Offio Angut aa. 8 Lead Orrica, Avcoita. Ku TZ jtb fiCondtlaint Swing beam entered atjNh os by Arthur L.l BitehhU against LDydloy for abandoning his laawliri dptry a.

Ill, dated Nov 21, the aoodNast qaas tor of Section 4 township 25, nnAi cut la BHdgwiekjBomaty fiamaaii arith a view to In cancellation of laid entry tha aaid partial are hereby summoned to appear at thia ofiee on theith day ef Maroh 1872, at 10 A. -to-respond and furnish taatimony eonoe ruing aaid Complaint having baa enteral this of. flea byddiohael Pofeabarger against Jam 8. Maeaa fee abandoning his hamiestaad sentry No. lfllj, dated' 'April 11, 7 1871, apen tha northeast quartet seetioaS 5 2)1, rmgt 1 west inHoPhron county Kansas, with a view to the aanoallation of said entry i the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this on tha 1st day of If arch 1872 at 1 oeloek A to respond and furnish testimony eanoerning said alleged abandonment.

Audmw Aaise Register, BMAKHOK, KNsiTer, The odical for the people. An exponent of life audjjought in Our New' 'West. Historical articles, sketches of travel NOTICBd 85 lino Orncs) AtiStrsri, Ka, January, 24, 1872. -Complaint haring been entered at thie office by fetor 4. against Jahn W.

Barton for. abandoning hit homestead entry, I la. 51, dated March 8, 1871, npoh the southeast quarter of section 4, township 23s, range 1 east in Sedgwick county, Kansas with a view to thecaneallation of said entry: the said peitios are hereby summoned to appear at' thia offiea on the 2nd day of March 1872, at 11 oclock A to respond and furnish testimony aonoerning said alleged abandonment. I 1, Asduiw A am, Register. 1 Shakkou, Raoeirar.

1 A PiTl IiAkd Orric', A vs vita Ks, 1 January 24, 1872. Complaint haring bean entered at hi is oOiee 4y Ohertes VT Smith against Mnsen, for abandoning his homestead entry No. 1021, dated April 11, 1871 apoo' tha horthweat quarter ofsootion 21 township 22s, run go 1 west in MaPhareon county! ansae, with a View to the cancellation ef gfid entry': tha Mid parties are hfirfbs ammmnaed to appear at this office on the 1st day of Maroh, 1872, at 11 o'clock a to respond apd furnish testimony toneerning waged abandonment. Asorkw A kir, Register. 0 A II ttmannen Beceirer.

offioo Row 210, quay From Our Ova Correspondent. 1 i Halstead; Feb. 14, 1872. Black Nettle Township is about If the Legislature dees not protect I vote on jjie question of giving bonds us by the passage of a proper-Herd t0 amount of 5,000 to aid in Law, I heard a farmor remark to-day, I building a wator-power grist mill, near I will build a fence out of the car. the railroad.

The estimate cost casses of the cattle that stray on my mo.000. A wagon road will be put lands, and trust to this (pattingthe bar. on 0f the dam. To give the rel of a long rifle) to carry mo through. I town a compact, solid appearance, lots The speaker was a 6talwart, resolute I sold only to those who intend looking man, and his compressed lips I building thereon.

Capt. Sebastian is and flashing eye, attested tho sincerity Kjj0 father of the enterprise, and his of his words. I am with you, and lgon John owns the section on which I and chorused a dosen others, Halstead is to be built. It is school aDd of tho group that stood around the iand. body of a steer that lay frozen on the riv- I hear every one spoak in glowing er bank, not one but echoed the seuti-1 terms of the dance given at your prin cipal hotel the other night.

It was There appears to he a greater inter-1 cosy and quiet, and withal so extreme est at stake in this nerd Law than My enjoyable, that one feels inclined to most of our Legislators imagine. I. dally with the recolleetiou of it tore-for one cannot afford to build a fence call the bright faces and sunny smiles with wood at its present high figure, of Sedgwicks fair daughters, and to and what is more, I would not, if I pray that ere long, angels dressed in could, pursued tho same speaker. I I preen, with pearly teeth and liquid eyes ask you and the rest of Blrck Kettle I may hover in like manner to mako this at once, and openly, euraptnred gaze. I obcer 'ten copies add let people know that tse settle I Newton folk among tho invited guests P'--- meqts equal rights with the cities, 1 Brown, with the charming and thnt no law can compol us to sell Mias the most distingue couple our stock or mortgage our farms simp-1 on the floor; Russell, ex -Postmaster, are to be nil graded before any lots are and adventura, biographical and critical papers, discussions of important publio' questions, choice storiOhend poerwvomments on current events, etc.

1200 pages of original mat ter in a year." The initial jhuiiibcr.hss been issued, and contains contributions from the following named writers Win. Ellery the distinguished American poet. i John.Jluy, the, brilliant author oi Custifian Days. Ged; Alfred Townsend, (Gath) the papular Washington Correspond-ent. 1 Jams.Redpath, the well known Bos ton i i F.

Sanborn, pf the Springfield (Mass C. It Wilkiqson, of the St. Joseph (Mo.) Herahl. Col.Wm.' A. Phillips, lion.

Jno Ingalls, W-Reynolds, Rev. F. McCabe VD. Fred Lookley, D. Wildci nt.

llenry King, Cora Downs." a McCoy North, Maria A StetsofrftfU others. 1 Mnw the time to subscribe. -i Single advfanci: two Copies, 1 5 tori comes a WVj VVJJlVaWj VAW VM vvjfwau $30.00, aid three dollars for eacn additional copy; twenty copies, $60.00, find a copy free for the person sending the club. No subscription recoivedofor af-NOyiCp. 8 Liao Orrica, Aciuita, Ka.

o-i January 24, 1872. Complaint having been entered, at this oSoa by Mosel J. Koonsa against Joan A. bane for abandoning bio bameataad entry No (23, daa ted March 4, 1871, upon 4hfe northwest quarter of section 28, township 23i range 1 east, in pedgT.vJ: oeunty Kansoe, with a view ta Jne oanocllatim of e-fid eqtr-- partlea are hereby lumnrmaJ 1 2d day o( Maroh 18,. respond and furnish testimua, alleged abandonment.

7 4-TTT I il said alleged abandonment. Aikiriw Ada, Andrew Akin, Register. 5:1 SHaxaou, NOTICE. rVB Laid Office, Augusta, Ka. i.i Jaaaary Oth, 1872.

Complaint having betn entend at thia by Roaoberry Mitoheil againat Jam. a (or abandoning his homestead entry No, dated Kor 2nd 1878, tpen the northeast tor, notion 8, township 25a, rang 1 la Sedgwick county. Knnau, with view aonecisatioa of aaid ih (umamoii-to apiieor at -thwoffic. day of 1872 at 'll .7 roapond and fumiah taatimony yf Ahnoon, Roowtw. east to -tho partin, jlKKFUMBU HAlRcirr.s oolook glad u.

-Y- lover? u. P. T. WEEKS, Editor and Proprietor. Thursday, February 19, 1872- A Good Hove.

The Senate bill, leaving to the coun ties interested a voice in regard to the changing of their county lines gives entire satisfaction. It does seem strange tliat a body of men who are ignorant of that which would he to the interests of the people, should have the power to change them from one county to another, regardless of their wishes. And again, county divisions are nearly always for the purpose of building up some town, or enhancing the value of the property of some politician. The interest of the people is not taken into consideration at all. The people are poor enough now, then why impose upon them another sett of county officers.

The county officers of Wichita are not overworked in fact, they ore men of leisure. There have been meetings in Wiclia ita, Park City, Sedgwick and other por tions of the county, remonstrating against the outrnee. foe I From tho IJVcAi'fa Vidette ws learn that meeting of the citisens took place at the school honse to take action in re gard to tho division of Sedgwick coun ty. After being thoroughly discussed the following resolutions were adopted As the sentiment of this meeting we view ail efforts to aleniate and divide any part or parcel of the county of Sedgwick as mischevious and detrimen. tal to the public good, adverse to the interests and desires of the people of tho county conceived in the interests of designing speculation and stimula ted by the grasping avarice of design ing corporate monopolists.

Therefore 'as instructive to our Representative in the Legislature of our common wealth. Resolved, That wo meet on ita threshold with unyielding and uncom promising opposition, a jy effort that may arise to disjoint, alleviate or di vide in any manner or way tho county of Sedgwick. Abraham, Lincoln couuty, has be come tbe rival of the wickedest Newton. On Friday last three raftsman on the Selina river got into a quarrel, during which one of thorn named Cook caught and held John Haley, whi the third, Hubbard, shot him throug the heart. The murderers were cij' tured and taken to Abraham.

Daring the inquest Hubbard was fired upon by the mob and riddlod with ballets. He ly for the purpose of keeping Texas 1 an4 Smith, tlic dashing agent of the cattle of the crops. The latter sent- stage company; Wiley, tbe railroad ence came out with a toss of the head contractor, with an angel, mg angel in and a snappishness that seemed to ira-lgrocn, on his arm. ply that the speaker had a peculiar ani-1 Aixeqro. mosity towards cattle from that State.

I asked a bystander about it. You ov. Harvey, are right said he in your inference, for The Kansas City (Mo.) Times com tho holders tried to shoot him twice I plimccta Governor Harvey as follows last summer because he told them to -We know that no mau in Kansas is keep their cattle away from the corn. Imorosiucero iu his opposition to all I mention this incident to show the that is rascally, vhau Gov. Ilarvey.

It feeling of tho people on this question! jg doubtless but simple justice to Gov. in this section of tbe country, border- Harvey to say that, Republican though ing on the Arkansas. And tho far ha ho is in the van of those who seek thcr west yon go, tho moro unanimous to ferret out and punish the rascalities and outspoken is tho determination of! which have disgraced the State through the settlers to make a herd law for I the disgrace of her representatives, themselves, if. the Legislature refuses The Times at all events, will be the last to make one for them. I believe tliat paper in the world to try to withhold serious trouble will follow a re-enactment of the scenes of last The country is rapidly filliDg up with a class of men of the motley business order, whose rude, frontier ideas of justice If the editor of the Wvsiliche Post can for a few moments divert his valu-recoil with alarm from anything that I lent from tho work of puffing scems to aim at tbo doctrine of abso.

Carl Sohurz, wo beg to call his atten lute sovereignty over ones own do- tion to the following resolutions, unan-main. It is proposed to establish pro- imously passed at a meeting of the Ger toctivo unions as counter weights to I msn Republicon Central Committee of thoso started by the cattle owners of Sa. I ew orh 5 lina and Abalino so that in case of Resolved, That the German Repub licans of the city and county oi New need grazie. can be compelled 01 ar Uork jlcdge their unqualified vtrpport fanddate for tbe w-UJI get the-, npaiaetioa by the QiinXpubliean National Convention. Rosolvcd, That we indorse tho present administration, and express confidence in its integrity and ability.

Missouri Democrat, fe vyet. Ihat.fwpwfr-w' had Oijor( gttCka movement has already been inaugurated here, and adhsrvnts to tho causo present themselves in numbers every day. It seems to me, however, that settlers are aroused to a bttf noroil'mnb attacked him with clubs and 'mob attacked him with clubs and SEDGWICK, sttfPttfto S-fcWWW- tv KA.VSASl. TT i i i a. Keep Constantly on hands a largo itook of Dittos, i CHEMICALS.

FAINTS, OILS, window cilass, and PUTTY. Alao a fall line of FANCY SOAP, and TOILET ARTICLES. atiifsetisn gurantiet. Choice Town Property! THE SEDSWICK TOWN COMT. Offor for Sato, fir' Choice Town Xtots And Ytrj Dcuirablo 1JUILDIXG T' ft I 1 Ajulnlng ih FUuriahiuj Txrn of i SKDGW1CK, SEDGWICK CO.

KS. i i On the Line of the Wichita and Soathwdstcra Rtilroid. wq-" Tk Town is located tn the celebrate 1 AR KANSAS ALL BY, The Climate Is mild an I eatkful. Good School and jurch Privilcgni have already bee Secured. Execlleat Lulls can be bad In the vicinity nf the tuwn fnni the A.

T. A 8, F. R. It. on 11 years tiais, THE SEDGWICK STEAM IOWFR Propose to finish their STEAM MILL, before, next Han est.

Several ether Couipamut arc sbaut to erect buildings for purposes. Tbs si. Cim-ntron Vallsy rc qnd tn S.lint, Sslgwink an I dosthirn R0rjr, make tha tuap a point uu (hair liusi. These Campania ar in g'uui uids and pro. pass to begin aettra opurationS tbo numj uiauier.

Parson deslrli; Infirmatlun a ta this tint ehtaln it by ad I reining the poroury, of tha Town Company nt Sadgwiek. Parsons desiring to build nt ons era nbttin Town Lois nt dusoui.t by to th nn lerslgnad. J. M. STKKL, Prsn.

Emporiiq Ka Caw. W. H. HUttD, Soc. Sudgtriok, ICni.

BRANCH, EPSTEIN I Will pay tin highlit Cash Prists for I 1 HIDES, ir- Mttf, I 1 "i 'Fare, 1 Kf-e Nw gSC-fipeelnl attention paid ta aenalry, dcslsrs, NEWTON, KAN BA I w. C. BEnnY, JH. CO Wbdlssal Daslar In i 35 Ufa ahJ i Mo I Wli liaveKworth, umi from him any credit that may be his due. Canada to be Counted Out.

It is reported by a special dispatch from Halifax on trustworthy authority (bat a treaty exists and has been signed by tho British and Canadian governments for the separation of that Dominion from the British Empire Tho torms wero agreed to whoa tho act of confederation was passed by tho imperial Parliament, but the treaty was not to take effect for some years to ooras unless tho British govoroment saw a necessity of sooner action. Ever siuco troops have been gradually withdrawn from Canada until now thcro is scarcoly a soldier in the Dominion, outside of Halifax. Thcro is no doubt that, should tho difference between Great Britian and tho Uuitcd Stutcs hejomo more serious the British government will at ores publish the treaty and proclaim the independence of Canuda, and that means lo rolicrod from the occssity of defending tho ool-enies against tbs United States should war ensue. eon-id NOTICE Is hereby given that tbe etockbooks arc open for subscription to the Salina, Bedgwisk and Soathent Railway at. the following darned -fifteen: Office of S.

W. Shattnek A No, 47 Chas. St. Boston, Mass. Office of Putmap A saves, No.

128 Wall fit. New York. Office of Oevttt A Soett, Topeka, Ks. Offioe of J. U.

Fellows, King City Kas. I Office of J. R. Fisher, Lindsburg Kes. Office qt W.

Hr Hurd, 113 Commercial Avenue, Sedgwick, Kas. NOTICE. Land Office, Auguste, Kes. January 31, 1871. Complaint having been entered at this offioe by George Mastereotvligalnst A 1 8 1 Burt, for abandoning his homestead entry, No.

787 dated March 23, 1871, upon the eeutheast quarter section 23 toftnihip 22, radge 3 west iu McPherson oounty, Kansas, with a view to tha oosoaUattoi of laid entry tha said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 4th day of March, 1872, at 10 o'clock a to respond and furnish testimony eoneerning said alleged abandonment- qx-sq ANDREW AKIN, Register. WI A. SHANNON, lteceiver, NOTICE. Augusta, Ks. f' Jsn.3l.IS72.

I Complaint having bee otitorsd al this office by (Stanley Trent, against Ben Hardin, Jr. fur abandoning hi homestead entry, No. 347, dated Nqr, 2Jd 1370, apon the south of the snutbwesl quarter, section 18, township 24s, range 1 east, Sedgwick county, Kansas, with a view la 'he cancellation of said entry: the Said pantos are hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 30th day ef March. 1872, at 10 o'clock a tu respond and furnish testimony eoneerning said alleged absnlen-ment. ANDREW AKIN, Regieter.

W. A. SHANNON, lteceiver. sxe. OOWDBL.

Bsll. DOWDEfi BTCLL TPho lessle and Retail Dealers In GROCliRIKS and IHOVISIO3, Aymt Amofit Foioder Vvmpnny, No. 120 Conmerelftl 8t EMPOHIA, KANSAS. mm. A a a CAMP.

t. W. CAMP CAMP and BROTHER, I tifltsJ Practical Arcliitccts I CARFFNTFRS and CONTRACTORS end BUILEDIIS. AU wark wrsnlad to prove satlsfsetory, Laav orders, with Ruff at the Koatuoky Drug Star. SEDGWICK, ANNAS, -rsAl'V'c' CUAIUJtl A.

DANA, Editor, .2 goikr. Weekly i Nowapaper of lbs Proaoat Time. InlerdedforPoopIo Now oq. Earth, tnslndlnq Fatmert, Merhanlei, Merchants, Protto Donal Men, Wuken, Thinkers, sad s'l Manner ol Honest rolks, sal tbs Wires Soa. sfoLpanghlus -J vT ONLY DISMLl A ljUR I ONE HUNDRED COP! FOB fSSt Os Ipse than On Cent Cosr bat than 1 898 I fiup.st every Pest OOs.

5 TUB SUtlAmXLT SCI, S3 A YEAR. Sf tbs s-ua tad grceral eharaater as Tits hut will, a srraicr vari.ir of Biiaeali' arnas mdine, and rarahlusi Ika a-w la its anbia with aiaamr irmnliaM, baaans It aeum twie a waak Instead ef uuc uuljr. I TnB PAIVT BUN, A TERMS TO CLUBa I TUB DOLLAR WEEKLY tUN, Tits sopms, ons yssr, saunrutly nddressad, I YdwvIbnIUgm Trt eatad em Vrf. tenirstalv addressed (aadsn wirAOof) ibUi(iBur HpwlUutn. 1 Eight Dnllnrn, Twentr smplet, one TeirfOaparcielv eddrcued teed aa xua eupy to tu eeitw up u( eiuhi, Fiftran Dollnrn, Flfly enpt, one raer, tn on addnwa iad tlidleml.

upul alab, I Tblrtr-tbroo Dollniw, Fifty eejlea. one year. apsii nulswS (aadtn aeon- ti takiy on year iu gaucr an ol eiun), I Tklrtr-dvo Dallam. One hedrd ooatrs, one yaw. I oo tddrerc (and Ui Dally for ana yew la Urn idler npafsiuni.

Fifty Dallam. I iss Minty Dollnrsa nftfcl.WKEKLr ftCN. 1 ly soma, on ysar, separately sddtssted. Right Dsllar, Ten sanies, rasr. ssynnisly sddrtawd (a ad as 'airacopr tosatsarapofeluh).

Mlnloos DallSfo 0 REND YMBIt MONEY Hi rm rmltfY. dMlvn Ww TortL Whfvr rinfnldtH. J( httMuaii tMiucriM IfV ooitiAiiiific MtoMfly. A Idrvii Y. UiuLAJI t-WUbaf lan sffie Raw Tortl WmpAnVO' Leavenworth.

Capital Bloak, InsurMt nffeeiai on gaod praporty, nl rntn ns law ns ltnllsbl Indemnity will warrant. Lostse paid promptly. F. M. Mnrgss, A ganl, Nn, vl, Cooimerelsl Avsnns, 8idgwlk lan- is i'll 1 "I-1 I less than one 1 All postmasters are authorized to act as agents.

Address The Kansas Ma6azine, ii tt. 1 Topeka, KaS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. i Land OOioe, Auqusta, Ks.

1 February 2, 1872, i Complaint haring been entered at this oflise by Lucius Larkin against 6 Cleveland for abandoning his homestead entry, No. j0, dated March 8, 1871, upon the southeast quarter of sootion 32 towusbip 22s rangal east in Marrion couuty, Kansas, with a view to tho cancellation of said entry the said parties an hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 14th day of March 1572 at 10 oclock a. m. to respond -and lurnish testimony concerning said allegod abandomelit. ANDREW AKIN, Rogistcr.

A fcUANNON, Reuoiver. NOTICE. Land Office, Augusta, Ke. I 1 1 Fohruary 1S72. ') Complaint having been entered at this office by Mory liodgstu egaipst James Dugan and Patrick Rudkins for making hsincstoad ovor an actual sotting, homestead entry, No.

23111-7 dated Doc. 1871, upon the WJ of swi and lil of swj section 2tl township 2.1a, rai go 8 west in lteno county, Kansas, with a eiow to tho canoellation ol said entry the said parties arc hereby summoned to appear at this office on the 27th day of March 1572, at 8 o'clock a to respond and furnish testimony concerning saidullcgei abandonment. ANDREW AKIN, Register. A SHANNON, Boooiver. 'i Bo it known)! vm bur 'Ing settled re.ihin.i, --1 fli wr.wA Tj' elihcr fcaay he Ninity-Bixth Meridian of ir iuuuders, unless they bo au'i or belong to som.

other Tnb of placed on au ch Land) by the uth ri Uaitod States. All aueh iil, arc now dlrectod to ro- movoout of' Country. No permit will bo roc' either on tbo East or West am of said Ninety. Sixth Moridan, unless it bo issued by tho United States Indian Agent for the Cherukeca. A II intruders will therefor leave the Cherokw Country without delay.

It is very desirable they should leave without bolng removed by Military tut Military foroo will bo used to remove thorn, in oaa they persist in remaining on tbe Indian Lands above named. The officer has already been designated who will reuiovo all that reluse to go and such officer Is now under orders for that pur polo. It is therefore hoped that none, inviolalion of Law, persist in remaining on any Lands belonging to thorn, Indians hot that all will peaceably and Immediately go to the Statce, where they can acquire Titles to Lands and bold them. 1 11 JOHN B. JONES, 8 Agent for Cherokces.

Tahlequub, Cherokee Ns-, Fob. 2, 1572. 1 4. nAi.KT. Fox 8c Hadley WHOLESALE.

Booksellers AND I Sstationers. I i i 1 root Offioe Block, 1 EMIORIA, i KANSA3. Special Attention Given to Country Orders, 4 Us llATyl or. BEATON i i Kentucky Drug' Store. i i Na.

70 KorvCvklilIrcst. I 8ED0WICK, KANSAS' i i Keeps on lisnd a oomplcto ttocK e( 1,1 lo Ii 4 Ii1 I 15 ,1 ill 1 i WINDOW ULASfi ii i h. I on Alio Uriahs and Tuuaooo. ki I I 5 Give us a call. 1 'll DRU08, III.

'Oil and PUTTY. i-ly A acker A Proprietors. Corner bf Third end Main Ntrecls, Wleblla, Knnsas. Kitshlonshle and first class rigs and ssd'ljv horses. Feed end slahling Wilt lie furnished sn tbs most reasonable tstgii.

i AND hed leh- Its, Kansas. All kinds oi Fancy Candles, Nuts, Cigars Tobsees end provisions, fistis tsslioa gimtqntrad. i "i NOTICE. ciJl U.8. Lisa Orrica, AdcditA, Kid.

i January, 17, 1872.. Ji Complain thaving boon entered at thia Office by Enoa Commons againat Jno, Rtmiok, for abandoning hia homeatoad entry, 17 o. U99, dated April 17, 1871, upon tb northwest quarter Section 84 township 22s, rango 1 west. In McPherson oounty Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of taid entry tho said partita are hereby summoned to appear at thia office on tbo 1st day of Maroh, 1872, at 0 ooloek A. to respond and furnish testimony doncoraing aaid alleged abandonment.

i ov, V. Axis. Rogiator. W. u.

ShannoNp Ucceiver. i 1 'if NOTICE. U. 8. Lira Orrica, Adgosta, January 17, 1872, Complaint having boon ontaved at this offio by John obi against Thome Mason for abandoning his homeatoad entry No.

1023, dated April II, 1871, upon tha loutheaat aeotion 32 township 22s, rang 1 west, in Mc Pbersoa county, Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry tbo said parties or hertliy Summon' to appear at this office on tha first day of March, 1872, at 10 oeloek A to rospond and furtish testimony ooucern-ing said allegod abandonment. 1 Tlw AaDaawAxws Rogiator. is' W. ii. hniaaoK, Reeeivor.

i Uv NOTICE. U. 8. Laxd Orrica, Auobsta. Ki.

January 17, Cionipleint having been entered at this office by Lula lrouty agaiast J. I. Denisten for abandoning hi homestead entry No. 1574, dated June. 1st 4871,.

Upon the Southwest Section 10, township 22s, rang 1 west, in McPherson county, Kansas, with view to the cancellation of said entry tha said parties arc hereby summonod lo appear at this qtfio on tho 1st day of March, 1872, att It ooloek, A to respond sud furnish testimony eon corning said alleged aban Anpesw Asm, RIRistey, Ssiaxos, Hecrirer. (.) s. NOTICE, t. 8. Linn Orrict, Acosta, Ksw.1 Jaunary It, 1872.

Complaint having been entersvi at this office by C. T. Dixon against Jobs W. Ebultx, for sbandoning his kemsstead entry No. 1838, dried June 13, 1871, upon the southwest of Section 4, Township 25s, Range 1 East, in Sedgwick Kansas, with a view to the cancellation of said entry tbe said parties arc hereby summoned to appoar at this offleo on tbo 17tb day of February, 1872, at IS o'olook A.

to respond aud furnish testimony eon-srning said alleged abandonment. 1 Aftimaw Axis, Register. U. SsAsaox, Reeeirer, ii i NOTICE. a 11 8.

Lens Orrica, AeaosTA.Ksis. 1 January Ip, 1872. Complaint having boon entered at tblr offio by Thomas Sounders against Alexander 0. Smith for abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 089, dated Maroh 1I, the North east of Section 4, Township 25s, Range I curt in Sodgwtok sounty, Kan a as, with avttw to the eaneollstion of taid entry i tbs taid party, era hereby summoned to appear at this office on tbs 17th day of February, 1872, at il oolnek a.

m. to respond and fornub testimony eoneorning said allsgtd abandnmsnt. Assasw Axis, Kkoistiu. W. B.

Bnsnssn, Rsesivsr. '( NOTICE- Sejled'propossls will ha rc eel red by tbs no-derslgntd, oifirerc of 8edgwlck township, In lbs oounty of Sodgwick, htale ef Kansas, at Sedgwick City, nmil the 20th day of February A. 1872, for tbe building of the following bridges, to-wit I A first-elaot iron bi4g8 sbmit 144 leet span, IS fait wide, over thp Little Arkansas river, west af Sedgwick City i said bridge supported op good substantial abutments of iron or stone of tha following ilso, to-w It I One 18 (sat ten 8 fost wide end 8 feet blgh. The other 20 feet long at bottom, 18 fret at top, foot wide at Vsdtoui, 4 fost at top, 17 fost high. tbs approach to tbs same, eonsltllng of about 20 foot trcasle feet wide, on, a level, at shewn by profile, bt average abnol 17 fret high, tu be limit of bast pins Of oak timber, tresslea to be 18 foot apart, tlUfo Nw and nosiq lo be 12 Inches square beam, I inoliei square tbs whole to os pul up In a thorough and sukitantlal msnnsr, wlfh, suitable railings.

Also about 408 feet Ipntb ol grading roadway, to be 18 Isetwlmon top, and aruragin? fqt hlgh ayto hjr prellls. Li 'i. Proposals fof bqllijlpg bfldje ghidmants, trei-tlo work and grcdlag, taok ts be separate. Also, at thw same lime, ptaoa and tuanner, proposals wllL be reeel veil for building a first-olass Ire VsUlt. si about SI foot snau and 18 foot wide, over Band Creek, north or tiodgwiok, inpporl(i on good substantial abutments of Iron or o'ont of tbs following tut.

U-wit 1 1 i Each 2f foot long at buttvio, 18 foot at ton, foot wide nt bottom, 4 foot at on 1 1 Rlgh, Tbs other 21 feat high. Also about 188 feet trossls work of tpprnsen to tk tamp, averaging Id foot blgh, as 'Shown by profit. Knid trossl work to bo built la all rospucls of met rial and In manner aforesaid. I Proposals for building said bridges, abutment and trossl work eob to Separate. Ipipnsnla for building saeb of Ih aforesaid bridges, sbutiuouts and trossl wsrb to a C'lmpsiilrd by speeifloallous.

1arllr sending pmpsssD fop any tbs sfora-sld work will pinks tbei on lift baelp of fteuessity Ini pnymdnt thenofor In township bunds of lb township of BfdgwMk, ssonty and Htsits afoissald, ssld bonds psyabl in 20 years from tel, bearing Isitorest at psr sent, payable rrinl-Stuallji, bath principal and It-tTut payable In tbs elty sf New York. And ala wbat dlssount (If any) tksf will make by receiving ppyrneijt therolof la surrcaey, Dnm. dlntely tiptiif sompletlon Ol said work. Tbs sail sulhorlllt roeorv right of it .,.,1 1 I B. 8TEPNRN80N, Tp.

tnr GIO.P.IItVUTlN, Trass. I. I'll" tho Tayl nl 1 a pitch of excitement which the facts in tho case hardly seem to warrant. Tex-as supremacy in this country is at an end now. The avenging weapon of Riley in the daacc bouso fracas at Hyde Park pretty effectually dispelled the lingering remnanta of tho mudsill theory left by tho war, and herders hereafter will he very apt to reverse tho practico of shooting first and list-suing afterwards to the remonstrances of those whoso' lands they invade.

if they dout, they will press against tho point, not the handle of tho kuifo. Tho defeat of tho new county bill appears to bo generally conceded hereabouts. Newton is very much agitated over it. Mayor Spivey tclogrnpbcd the other day from Topeka that it was utterly impossiblo to get a couuty with such lines as tho bill proposed, lie was told to couo homo, then, aud is now iu Newton. A sad report reached us this afternoon.

Yon may possibly have lbs do tails, but I give tbo blory as it was told. A party of buffalu hunters while in camp on oue of tho branches of the Niancscab, was ambuscaded by Obey eynnss, and four of lie number killed. Two wagons wore burned and four horses run off. Our informant could givo no further particular, nor did ho know where the mnrdorod men belonged. If tLis tal he true, it is tho third eveut of the kind that has occurred within a month.

Two aoldiors woro killed near Fort Laraod tha other day whilo bringing ip somo animals to the post, that had been abandoned to die by a buffalo party One of them was killed inatsutly and aealped, and tho othur Lao eiue died of bis wounds. The luaaauers of tho party from jronr city, which makes tho third evont, has atroady been chronicled by tho Ga 281TB. I it not about timo for the Government to interfere, or at least remonstrate with poor Mr. Lo, or'aro tho brSun of our tho so broad that the eye of the Great Father cannot see these awkward hltlo bob ita of his dusky childronf How is this Mr. Vincent Colly cr? Next week they or to break ground ser tbo oil of Halstead, the now town on the Little lllver.

1 1 Is to bo on Its cattcin bsnk, sud about half a milt kUbhim uutil life wasextinct. His body was then thrown ihto tho street where it remained until Saturday, Ilulbard was about sixty years old, and has borne a bad reputation. Murder at Peabody. Wednesday night Peabody was hor. rifled by tho murder of Mr.

Davenport, one of tbo leading merchants among the best citizens in tho Southwest. A man named Crawford came drunk into Mr. Dcavenport'a store and demanded the loan of eight dollars, which he claimed had been promised. Mr, Davenport said that bo could not rpnro it. Crawford drew a revolver and shot Davenport through tho bowels.

Tho latter foil behind the counter, when Crawford leaned over it and sent a shot through tho back of D.fl head into his shoulder, and was about to firo again when Mr. Davenports brother seized his arm and tho shot mused its mark. Tho younger brother soon got help, and Crawford was arrested. Mr. is mortally injured.

Crawford 01 coped lynching by being prolectcd by a few citizens, lie passed Emporia yesterdoy in chains, for Topka. This atrocious whiskey murder lint cxolted great indignation. Crawford lived here last season, and is known to a number of our citizens. His wifi a re-speoted lady, lives at Peabody. Ant' yvria News.

This is from the New York Herald, it sad, but truthful Cinciunull is blubbering lecnuso tbe Grand Duke snubbed Lcr. Dry your tears, humble Quson of tho West. You will enjoy tho luxury of having tbo greet Missouri-Liberal-RepuLlicau pas-sivo-pollywog possum-Dsmocratio National Convention in your lap on tbe coming May Day, and then you know you will bo Quocn of May. Tho Scotia CommUteo on Publio Linds Lai resolved to act on no land gtant bills tLis scsston, until they have been pissed by (ho House of Rcpre- sentatives. During tho last Congress tho Sonato passed seven land grant bills and lent them to tbo IIouso, where they lay on tho Speaker's tablo all last winter and wero all finally dufcnlej.

Tbo Sonato Committee has, tborefuro, concluded to- Li tbo House originate atl bills of this nature tho present Congress. REPUBLICAN STATE CONTENTION. Tho llepubliean State Cenvcntion for tho election of ton delegates and ten alternates from the State of Kansas to tho National Rcpullioan Convention, to be hold in Philadelphia In June next, 1 will most in Lawrence, Kansai, on Wednesday, February 21st, 1872, at two o'clock p. Each Representative district in tbo Stat will elect two delogatcs sod two alteraatcs. Tho oleotlon of delogatcs in the districts will hold on Saturday 17 day of February.

It Is rccommendod that no proxies be admitted to tho convention. Thgllo publicans of Kaosaa nro earcestls roo-ommend toieod tneir ablest, Uuost and beat men Iu delegates to tho suoven-tion to the ond that it Qiay express the oonvictloot and tho priuclpt of tho groat parly of freedom, progress and reform By otdet of tl Republican State Committto, D. R. ANTHONY, Chair. Jacob Btotleb, Sso.

Tbs votorans of the war are to visit Topeka on tho 22nd. Let every man who was a brave defender of tbe Republic bo proicut 1 it.