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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1873-08-14
Correspondence Of the EAGLE
LETTER TO MY EASTERN HOME

DEAR FRIENDS: Write me, you say,
write me of your home, there in those
western wilds; of that land possessing
the magical charms, which conjure up
visions that makes the eye sparkle and
the heart beat cxpectantly with fancies
of rich reward where Ceres with par
slmonious hand lavishes her treasures ::
where the homeless reck, a shelter. and
those who are wearied by the vain. or
chilled by the cold, find solitude and
rest. Here then, dear friends, near the
winding Cowskin have we a little
home, here we have reared our little
hamlet and deem it our abiding place.
lou must not think we are in hemis-
phere by ourselves, indeed you would
not, were you TO see the whole prairie
dotted over with claim houses. as our
own, and each township erecting their
school houses. tell YOU we have
large circle Of friends and neighbors.
Between us and town softly muir
mcrs the big Arkansas, on whose sur
face sparklcs the laughing, cheering
sunlight, and rejecting Dough and
branch of many graceful cottonwood.
Sunshine and shade alternately rests
on its bosom; birds with sweet songs
fit ever near, flowers springing up on
every side watt back thought for
thought: in every breeze there is a
voice, in every wind a whisper. on
every leaf a lesson, written bv no NOR
tai hand and this evening so calm and
clear III its brilliant beauty may the
heart find companionship. Could you
dream that any heart could feel lonely
amid all this? yet it will; too oft a re-
gretful sigh escapes as we think of our
Michigan home. There is blessed
home there to which the heart loves to
return, although the circle around its
fireside is broken You write you will
come and see us in our Kansas home.
come | know with your heart full of
love and gladness to brighten ours and
your dear voice TO Tighten our tolls and
cares. will weary you no longer on
ly to say how impatient we wait to
welcome you. My LEGGED King says
be sure you come prepared to admire |
his sunburncd majesty in slouchcd hat
and his better half in upturned sleeves
and checked apron, in other words.
when you leave the gay world, don
your cap of rusticity for you will need
it here on the prairie. S. X.
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future ncighbor had better come on
this fall. Let him bring a few wagon
loads of weayel eaten wheat straw and
sand bars, and few grasshoppers,
along with him from Iowa, and il
that does not last him through the win
ter he can borrow thirty or forty thou
sand bushels of corn here OH Spring
creek and pay back next year.
heard man remark the other dav
that Fred Sewers was like Murdoch.
he would not publish anything for fear
il would hurt Wichita or somebody.
wish that some one would start a real
independent paper in Wichita, which
would be free for every one who had a
little private abuse to fling at some
body. | do not suppose such a paper
would benefit humanity in the least,
but have desire to see how long
such an old slang wagon would run.
would love to have photograph of
each of its correspondents; then when
| should meet man that did not be-
lievc in the doctrine of total deprayity
and was DESTROYS of an argument.
would just hand him one.
! was at Ell Paso one dav this week
and saw four mails leave the post office
at one time. One was put on a stage.
drawn by four spirited horses. which
went prancing away toward Fl. Sill
one Oh a hack for Wichita: one on a
blackboard, drawn by shy looking
mule, which, after making a half circle
and running over John Hufihancr's
dog, trotted away for Arkansas CITY
the next was thrown on the back of a
big fat mule for Waco. That mule |
took my eye. When the rider started |
him he just kicked his heels away up,
and kept walking, and trotting, and
Looping, and kicking, hunkety plunkety |
yunk, over the new bridge and lodged |
into the brush on the other side, giving
one farewell kick at the bridge. The
southwestern stage company keep
good stock, and have men in charge of
them who understand their biz. II.
A. Nceley says he thinks the FL Paso
postoflice is getting rather lively for a
sixty dollar office.
FARMER DOOLITTLE.
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How the government practices and
encourages the dead head system
is thus explained by the Cincinnati
Enquirer:
Postmaster generals have absued
their official power over the postal cars
bv dcadhcading their favorites. Ii
seems that government passes have
been given TO grocers and traders with
whom the government officials had
dealings, TO captains aud all sorts of
pcople. including women. Ono of the
postal ears is now regularly used by
the route agent for his own transpor
tation purposes, and CARRYING passen-
ycrs nj halt prices, as well as produce
and merchandise Among the dead
heads on the list are Gen. q. L. Bah
cock. of the presidents staff, and Col.
Rolcrt NJ. Douglas, another executive
OrOteyc.
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The Kansas Farmer, speaking of
farmers holding their wheat until bet

The Kansas Farmer, speaking OF
farmers holding their wheat until bet.
ter prices can be obtained, says:
"The merchants of this city are sell
ing calicoes to-day at ten cents a yard,
that cost them ten and One-half and
eleven cents. They are making sac
riticcs. Cannot our farmers do the
same? Hold back Your wheat for
three months and you will get from
$l.25 to &l.50 per bushel; hold it back
six months and YOU will get from Sl.75
to $500.
We are very free 10 confess that we
do not believe that farmers will accept
our advice. We know how these things
90. One man has his store bill to pay
another his doctor to pay: another
needs something in his house, and the
wheat crop must pay it. There is no
neighbor to step in and say, Il will
loan you the money to pay these debts,
or buy these necessaries, provided you
hold your wheat crop The neighbor
has not got the money: and hence, the
wheat comes upon the market in dribs
just enough to keep the mills going.
and the great bulk of farmers must
suffer for the necessities of the few.
We hope. however. that every farmer
that possibly can do so. will hold his
wheat until a rcmunerative price is
offered. He owes il to himself and
neighbors to do So
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Soldiers State Convention.

The soldiers and sailors of the
union army. who were engaged in sur
pressing the late rebellion, and Who re-
side in the state of Kansas, are request
ed to meet in delegate convention in
the hall of the house Representative.
at the city of Topeka, on the 2Sd day
of September proximo, at O'Clock, for
the purpose of mcmorialiZing congress
to pass a law granting soldiers boun-
ties, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
said convention.
We recommend that the soldiers and
sailors of each representative district
meet at such time and place as may be
agreed upon. and elect two delegates
to the said convention, such delegates
will constitute the said convention
All soldiers and sailors are requested
to attend the meeting of the said con-
vention.
W. J. Buchan. j. o. Brinkerhofl.
Wvandotte county: ID. y. Hizcr. Bur-
ton: c. c. Hutel. Russell; Chas. H.
Titus. Morris; II. Z. Perkin, Craw-
ford S. X. Cross. Cofley: James Me
Harvey, II. J. Norper. Riley; j. X.
Runklin. Douglas W. |. Bigciow.
johnson G.. NJ. Seller. Sumner: Henry
Booth. Pawnee: James Steele. Sedg-
wick Stephen Wood. Chase; John A.
Martin, Atchison: John X. Wright.
Davis: James d. Snoddy. Linn: Henry
Hopkins. Leavenw H. Bartlin@.
John Guthrie. Henry King. T. J. An
derson. l.. Hanback,, Shawnee.
Let the soldiers aud sailors of Sedg-
wick county take due notice ofthe call
and govern themselves accordingly
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The farmers of Iowa have formed
joint stock companies and are erecting
grain elevators at the principal distrib-
uting points throughout the state.
They are also establishing manufacto-
ries of agricultural implements, and
will thus save a great deal Of the cost
of their machinery and build up home
enterprises and home interests. The
farmers of Kansas should pattern after
their Iowa friends. and go TO work
with determination to make a sue
cess of their or sanization. The man.
facil tics of Kansas are far
superior to those of Iowa. and all they
need is proper development.
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The advertising columns of good
paper may well be called the refer OF
the business world A reader may sit
in his library or under his porch. and,
by looking over the columns of his
daily or weekly paper, discover who
are the enterprising men of the day /:
and. in a miniature form. see au epi-
tome OF all the activity of business life
in every branch of trade, and be able
10 gather up items of information of
great practical value.-LagyeRce Iri-
Luue
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Zone thing is certain" saws the
indianapolis Journal. 1.-THE silly talk OF
the democratic papers about Casarism
and the third term nonsense is strik.
ing. through involuntary, tribute 10
the strength of the republican party.
Ii was thought a year ago that the lib
eral movement was going TO kill the
republican party. and we were told
even then that it had fulfilled its mis-
sion, outlived its usefulness. etc. But
ii yindicted itself with an outstretched
arm and carried the country by a ire
majority
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The nearing of the libel suit institute
cd by Col. s. A. Cobb against II. Il.
Taxlor, came off on Monday, before
Justice Bowman. of Wyandottc. Mr..
TAYLOR waived examination. and was
hound over in the sum of three hun
drcd dollars TO appear at The district
court in October. Hon. j. ID. Scroggs
and H.. l.. Bartlett arc retained on the
part Of the prosecution. and ID. d.
Hadlcy, esq. on the part of the de-
tense.
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Notice.

4 ~ IsNh tFFTEE.
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alleged ahaf'i.lllals a.
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The Modoc prisoners who have been
on trial before military commission
er for the murder of General CANDY
and others. have been sentenced TO be
shot. II is thought the president will
approve the finding of the commission.
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Partnership Dissolution.

70 whom u may concern Notice l. hereby Civ
en- that the partnership lately existing hetWe.n r.
u pavi. and John x Walters uas dissolved on
the lstl. day of fuiy \. II lsss
Mi debit eW tng Ia ttr snfd rartneFshir arr d,
Ice received by john u Waliers who ea,slss ~,
the business. AMI all debts owing by tks ssid
partnership Will be srttied aud paid Is John a.
W alter IiI,lMN~ X DAVIS
no u WALTERS
Nichifa. .Iniy 18th, Iss3 E-h
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LAND OH ~.
N1ftifHt kalsas, Iutt D., iH@4
tGinPirini having been entered ~ iiie ahise ty
= u u 10 assttitrt blair ~ Iurs ftsr
ahaniuniHr hfs re-tmPfuH nitHR No. ~. dated
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said u X 20, upon thr northwest a.sr-
iet Ut section -. township 20 sJih ratte stat
10 ~csNw ifh county hsa-ae. "a as = view g. the
cancellation 81 shti rutrs ths ssid p4rii.t arf
hrt.i} sunIuHsd 70 appear - this usy,es ga the
81 day 81 NaRfst. trlB a. % pfel,,cA va =. ~
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alleged absiuipnshrnt
" JTNEfSH Regfs;tr
bfHtitI.p Receiver ia-r
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The grangers have closed their meet
ing and have departed for their homes.
after three days session al Liberty
hall. Their work has been completed
if not well. certainly with unusual Wig
or and carncstness. Outside attrac-
tons were nothing to the members of
the state grange. Their sessions were
long. the work tedious and exacting,
and the disadvantages of limited ac-
quaintance and inexperience in con-
Quoting large meetings very great.
Notwithstanding all this. however, 4
great deal has been accomplished.
Some disorganizinge elements have been
set back. the state grange has been
placed in legal and efficient working
order. and confidence and harmony
placed in advance of selfishncss and
inharmony. Particularly noticeable
was the grangers willingness 10 work.
and not even the circus could induce
them TO leave Liberty hail. The sa-
looms were not visited By them. and
they stunned amusement aud invita-
tons TO GO abroad or view the interest
ing features of the city. This conduct
$50 unlike the usual conduct of gath
erings of this kind that we deem it
worthy of comment.-LGWreHcc Stem
dryf
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A..1clMs1. kEc.-c1s-sI.
STATE OF KANSAS,
SEpGwics COUNTY.
Beiose u \ Mitchell. jnsice Of the peace,
shita city township
Nd [siler. pitialia,
against
Geo Kaiser sad W wo'fsis, ,leicu,iants
W NpliuS enc Of the defendants ia the al ave
entitled sripn, Will take notice that suit WIS
css,,als4a fscd against him. before said Justice,
the -sif ,iay Of luly. \ u. lssS. u recover She
sum 81 sos IT, with costs, also that an ertscr OF
cut;yt and property l,i0ng.ssg a. hsfss attached ar
said aia,isi' and ualess he answers BY The Is lay
of September, y u. 1873. Judgment viii be rem
dcre'l against him, anal said FrnFergs scld Z" sat
isis t,io same,
III ZtiIEG
i,s Mc,UIfOttt. MS sftuFns-y,
ical4A. Kansas, juiy 18Th is-l f5-&
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County Ifeasur'S Sale of School
Lands,

Notice Is hcrrbs -isea that ihy unslsrsis isssi,
Treasurer 81 >estgvick ceunty. stale % knnsa-.
viii, the 18TH dAy at August, \ - l<sS, hstWeen
Ihs hours et q clock ~ aAd clock T.,
sell 81 ptihiic s'ic at my ofce. villain thu city ii
Wichita. >eslsNivk county. state al Kansas. tlss
following described school land In legal sst.lf-
Visions, sttustsa la thr s-otatY IT ~stigw lck aud
siair ni kat-a~, tu Wit
tcscripfiun sec N x Xalne
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Proposals..

Proposals viii be- received sr builfng u ..i..,of
hoss-c in hriHno township. ranUc west on Js.,s-
skin creek. lot t0o Weels FROM date assembling
q, specifications e. h. obtained AT - hiieiet lns-
sci store u 4 WutsuT ,iegk
rAr MoI,,iS M Mn~ : krSa
pirrcfur irea.urer
July - lsi3 Ten
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County Treasufer's Sale of School
ande.

N'strc b hrt.h1 given that The Hitsrs g,eil
II. I7tfrf 81 erttSfwics county. state at hahpas
VIII, uH saturday, thr .-Hh day 1T NnFus, u,
tH.f between thu hours 81 'rl,set ~ aud
q i's'k 2 ~ sei AZ pl,ttic sale ~ iuy al,'r.
within the city ut wichita, ~.tipwtek county
rta}, 81 ksurss, The following described "a 81
land. legal -ii,lfs isisns si'isir rs iie c,fnF,
OF Scligstck nnd -tafe OF knft-as wit
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inu tte terms Hbf conditions ftsfg Heed ~ tits
general STATUTES ~ ihe rtstr IT Kansas
E JOHNSON County Treasurer
" lehiia, Iuiy 9Th ts.s TIA
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Sheriff. Sale


pisirir5 court lsn hsdieiA si4irsrt. ~ d.-,ts,t
county ksns1-
" BT@ekef& ta
, Naritn ahd = z Waterman
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT

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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-09
Mysterious DOath--Who Is Hei


On the evening Of the 3Oth Of April an un-
known man, about six feet high, blue eyes,
dark hair and whiskers, dressed in a sesdy sui /
sf black, came to Parks Hotel, Graud Rapids,
aud called for supper aud l"dging for the night.
Brfere going to bed he complained II beipe
sick. Upon going To his room next morning b..
was found to be quite ~, and he kept getting
worse until Saturday sYsuing. DR.. Bsll was
called in and pronsuncsd hin incurabls. The
Doctor told him he could not live and that he
would write TO his friends IL he desired IL. His
reply was that he had no friends, Gad ths, he
wanted no letters rittsn. lie told the doctsr
that his name was Lloyd that he was born IL
miles from Lendon, England aud that he was
"a years OF age; had lived in Cincinnati fer the
past six or seven years and Toledo for the past
three months.
The dOetor questioned him again on Sunday
but could get nothing further in regard TO his
history. He died Monday Porning about Eye
o'clock.
His effects, consisting Of enc dsllar and
seventy-fvO cents In money aud large mum.
bsr Of bVsiu,ss cards obtained in different
places, with a business directory Of the city q
Mansfield, were all that could be found, and
gave no clue az 10 who he was or where he
same from. J. s. BHsscHoTkR.
Grand Rapids, Wood County, MAY Z, ls7;.
Ohsr papers PIeass sspy.