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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-29
For the EAGLE.
From Eagle Township.
E.ctr January 9Th. 1874.

EAGLE, January ON, lo'4.
EDITOR EAGLE: The good people
of this place got together on the even
inc of the 3lst ult.. and held watch
meeting which was well attended. We
was well entertained in the following
manner:
First, singing; second, prayer, fol-
lowed by the Rev. II. W. Parks, VIII o
delivered one of his best SER
mons from the words '.behold how
short my time is,' which was very
appropriate for the occasion. a short
time was then spent in prayer and con-
ferance meeting, intersperced with
singing in which all took an active
part. Elder Camp then addressed the
audience from the text, Fear not, lit
tie flock. it is your fathers good pleas
ure to give you the kingdom" which
was a master piece and was listened to
with marked attention.
At II O'Clock the congregation all
Joined in singing Come let US anew
etc. and then greeted each other with
a "happy New Year." and separated all
feeling that il had been aprofitable sea-
son. u
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A Bill for the Relief of Certain Set
tiers Upon Homestead and Pre-
emption Lands.

Senator ingalls, is at work, looking
after the interest of his constituency,
which the following letter will G.. plain
and bill show. The bill is a question
of no small Importance TO great num-
Der of our settlers, and its passage will
be earnestly watched and looked for:
SENATE CHAMBER, Jan. II.
j. T.. HUDSON, Park City, Kansas.
DEAR SIR: Your petition was duly
presented, and have introduced a bill
upon the general subject, copy of
which | enclose. ! found there Were
great MANY cases of similar nature ID
yours, and at the suggestion of several
gentlemen | prepared bill to meet
them all II meets with favor by the
committee on public lands. and will
be reported at an carly day. II YOU
have any suggestions or amendments, ]
shall be glad to hear from you.
Very truly yours,
JOHN J. INGALLS,.
Mr.. Ingalls, asked and, by unanimous
consent, obtained leave to bring in the
following bill which was read twice.
referred to the committee Oh public
lands, and ordered to be printed:
A bill for the relief Of certain set
tiers upon homestead and presumption
lands.
BE ii enacted by the senate and house
Of representative of the United States
of America in congress assembled,
That in all cases where settlers upon
public lands under the provisions of
the prescription and homestead laws
of the United States shall have paid
double minimum price by reason of
their location within any designated
railroad route, which route shall be
so changed by the final location of said
road as To exclude said lands from
the limits within which double mini
mum price is to be charged, the excess
above one dollar and twenty-five cents
per acre shall he refunded to the per-
son SO paving the same, or his legal
representatives.
Seq That settlers under the home
stead laws who. by reason of such with
drawal aud subsequent change, have
received but eighty acres of land shall
be entitled 10 eighty acres additional.
to be selected from any of the public
lands of the United States open to set
Element or presumption at the mimi
mum price.
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Publication Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS.
>edgwics county
Patterson IFriar. Ii4tntir.

THE STATE OF KANSAS.
~eigwics County
Patterson Taylor. riiinur,
David I PAYNE. ion5thrH -
borne " titx~iuans. y Z
Mcfarland Frshheipsr.
\ 4 I.,,.shurY aud u \ Mitch. !
eli. Defendants
The above named 'isfendant.. u, "a ras -,
Jnnath 81 Osharn- aud " fiits'nsn-. will ttke
notice thai t.Icy have hrru -us ~ Peterson Fay
i"r the said pitistini thlt said uiftntih, On tho
iGh dHy OF ''ciphsr, u i-.d ti"d ii u" "ih'r OF
III. ei,rL Of the hl-frr s1ur 1T ibe county 81 >esit
wick aud stlte OF ktus lsctitua IN The ah5,e
entitled c,tl-. uuain.i f.f IS ! Favne, i"nath n
prborus. " tDHsiInsltr. , Nctaftsnd, III VI
; rchhtlnsr J i.u-ntry and u Mitchell
sale! ptatnii dsfu uds ui snsnt against the sasd
David J. PAYNE u csrt.iH IfemiNsary note hit
the sum uf hundred and ~ tty ntns ds'liars sn
si,fy-six cents with Interest sid sum ff'tn the
ran tay 81 Jniy \ - is9i. ~ twelve p.f cent ler
snaufa sui iDr I, jnds rrnsui t'rvci"sinS csfsata
nn,vtsagr given hy thc said DAVID !. Payne ~ the
banllng hou-e IT Brown Brath-r- ef tasas.s.
kansas on the following described rrs' estate,
tn-wif The northeast quarter II sectioa number
thirty five ia TOW lsbir number fweHty --'N -s''h
%: range two -r-t. 10 secure tbe paNmrnt 81 siid
.u,p 81 money ne nj isn.,t h. sad tafpis-ry note
and the Interest fetrsf. tn'i tfr tie 'firf sutn
OF one hundred tiaittrs. rea-"f bic attorney =
lr. taf fsrsela-inE said niaFtsaEs. ani t.r fuF-
f,ssnt dssitring -aid mortgage c. r ~ to- lien IN
aa real cot e.. nud tht unsHs yuti, She sid IN
vi.t l. i'at ne I0nsthsn Osborne and fiissiri-
on, answer ti,e >, litiatin psiitien ny She TN
dts of March, \ - 30. the saih petition VII hF
taken % lfuc and jaigWrni rendered sinHi on
IN accord itb 80. deiu1Hd ~ siii peiiii"t -
aforesaid rrd The -ati Shove described resi- FETAL"
will b. -sild ~ s.ii-fs such Judgment
Ntchitt h tt.as. 1anuHr} i4th, ia
ttfu sAIt~Ht nv PIN stt'y
Attest O. kEtNiH, ticfA ts
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The present sign OF the times seems
to indicate that money matters are be-
coming more easy. Eastern papers say
that there is surplus Of money in
New York, seeking in vain for profit
able investment. Banks which were
compelled 10 suspend during the panic
arc again opening and transacting bus
mess. Manufactures which were closed
are again in operation. la fact, every
thing indicates better times.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-29
Tax Penalty.

a bill rciniiting the penalty on taxes
passed the house few DAYS since !;
bat there lie little or no prospect Of its
passing the senate. 1t goes 10 the foot
of the calendar, and will not be reached
until late in the session and when it
does come up il will be amended by
the senate, SO that it will have to go
back to the house, where, in all proba-
bility, it will die.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-29

The senate passed a resolution that
the legislature should adjourn Oh the
10Th OF February. One OF the reforms
the simon-purc performers" were go
ing to bring about was 10 have a short
session Of the legislature. The senate
resolution came up in the house, and
leader, it was indefinitely postponed.
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UNITED STNTtS pl AMtnitN 4.
District Gi hHusas
Ia III. District 'apft Of ths rniisa si@iss fof The
district 81 Kansas
janice ~tree,er ASH guse iu Bankruptcy
Of KSht = Mili"r. bankrupt. plaintiff
10
George . tlart defendant
Fable notice g. hereby s.. ~ that uuticr aud ~
vifiue Of The gH'iaI.s t-tsssrsd ia tis aots "a
ltir actipn 10 aud By fhs adv. a'i,ssi count and
Of On execution issasi sai' lasmFai to nv sii-
rected snd delivered
I will on Ine-aiHr, DE slh dsr 81 tshsus
l. 80 NJ -stg~k ~ .hs afternoon ~ he slh
Gay the court house door in The eiif ~ " irhfa
~ rhs county ~ -s,iRwtsk ani state ~ ksr.
-as afsf a. ile highest bidisr. znd eel fof cash
IA hand %. f.iiostng described ifs'i 81 tsnh,
situated lying sud being ia sati county 90 ~rsiH-
wict snd state % kahsss sg't 'issrfihed ~ ts3-
lows stF The northwest yHaftrr nf the no hast
gn1rfef ~ Festlafi nHfuheI light tsi t1NHshiy ~
ts.ufg.seveb fxiI, south ~ range Que fii saa snd
the half Of The northwest saTiri ~ a.fiou r,
township = range east. Containing 10 srrss.
more lee
said .issrfihsi frai tsisis haa beer i.sisd 10 -
and wll b. -aid - tie pfoIgft 81 H. slsfs ''ss
dsf. ndani ti.afge Clara. aBd IA pursuance 90
he 5udTspl~nt Esd dsefes reudssrd 80 sfagasa q
" 1GtsB . MBsshsi.
q ti2 ~ 4 COZ 10Y t'srt.T
Us Hrahsi's efas-. I~avrr'sgr'h. h.psls
January 18Th is9l
Mst lure iismyhfesa Iane'iea tit1 Ean-ar.
Pizi at - nffBfbff
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-29

A move has been made in the other
house against our cattle business,
which if successful would drive tie
bulk of that traffic to railroads in cast
ern Texas.
But see | am writing too long a
letter, when get to talkin. through
the EAGLE don't know when 10 stop.
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Silerin's Sale.
SfItTTIF VIItt
strict Cstsrt 18Th Judicial District. sciS~ics


District Casut 18th Judicial Distinct, scdswics
County, Kansas.
Iioili- Day. PlsnitI,
George GRAY sai Sarah tray. defend
Iy virtue 81 an order ct sale issued cat OF the
district cogst OF the iNh Juaisia District sitt"s
IN and for Sedgwick county. kaHssri Nhefstn
HALLS Isay - plaintiff aud t,s"fgc oTst aud sstah
cray aFr defendants. iwtil, on thursday the ~
day of cbrusfy \ u lisa. At /! O'clock q ma
at tn. court h,,u-e door Ia the city ~ NNhiss
offer iur sal, al public auction &, ths highest oii-
der tor cash Ia hsha all the right t,tie ast ,ster-
OF the attendants teorr ,.rss shd sarah t.rsf
ia and 10 the following descrtbcd r~si Pf"f'sr's.
te-wii
Ths northwest quarter % section number ninr
90 In Tow aship number twenty seven ts3l south
ef range number i've ~ east, situated Ia sell ?
wick county. ksr~ss.
sad ~ 4 property will be sold n Tie property
Of etendanis ,eoTgc t.fsy ani >srahtifss 10 sSis-
IL Il ortie OF ~sir
sheriff : eaice. y i.hits Jan :Ssh, \ u ~,
4 n MASSEY. sheriff,
ly-I ~e,igw 81 tuIniN, hsn-~i.
Usllw in a STANLEY, FilmtiG's Attorneys
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District court lsIh Judicial district, Seds~icA
county, Kansas.
saeIlabarger 4 Lei,likh. TiaintlEs.(
James NcCnllocs. administrators
IL n Lindsay, deed. Defendant
gy yirtnc Of an order Of sale issued cut Of the
,.riet court @; the liza iaical district, sitting IN
ans. far >c,l,,wick eouaiy, h.nsAs, NhSFvtn Shct-
l.hars.r and I.sidish zsv plaintiffs, and James
Nee uiloch administrator pi IL u iandssss ds-
ceased T. defendant. twil, ON leaf -siay Inc >th
siav Of February, \ u l>.t, al Q clock y Va
Al the court hos<e tlessg u the ctts ~ tchits
sr,txwick couagy Kansas. eacT Ter 81. ~ rum.e
anefen 20 the higheS; bidder Tor cash Ia hansi,
ali the right title aud interest 81 the detsasiaat
.Jsis4rs Mctuliach administrator OF u u 4uds@N
deceased In and 10 She following dssci hrd lVss
property, ty-wE
toe north nalr 81 Of the southeast quarter -.
of section number srysa g.l, tn tDSn-i.iP h"ntst
twenty seven gs.l, .pufh OF range number i've ta
east. and lots ngaher th4rtt two (d.i hiftf hiar
fsa th!rty -sx CSii aIi thirty -cs@h. 81 ON VA
ter .trv.t 10 she tsen ct tchsta, te0n.y OF >cE-
wteA. and state 20 hAnssS
sand rial property viii be Scid as toe properly
of a, PENDANT James Mctniipch. sstainisIFsisr az
n IL Lindsay, drevsscd 10 satisfy sstd er'l't 81
sale. -
sher.a = of,e.. wleAlta. Kansas, Jsn. sth. is.t
PH MASSEY >heriI
G-< >sdSwlek ceant,. Kansas
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County reasurer's Sale Of SchooIiands.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
treasurer Of Sedgwiek county. state OF kAn.as,
will ON the 18Th dsy of February, A ID. lSs< be-
tween the ho.irs of 2 o. clock and o clccS p.
m sell ri public sale. al my of.ce, within the
city Of " Ieh;is. >edgsick county. Kansas, TO the
highest bisifer. the following described school
ixna in legal subdivisions, sitnsied IN the ccunty
OF ScsigwieA. and state ~ Kansas, fo-~It
section Id. TowEshi =. Range II west
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-29

STILL LATER.-ToPEKA Jan. 2s.-
In Joint session to-day Phillips took
the lead, Plumb next, only three votes
behind.
Ii will be seen from the above dis
patches that the prospects for sena-
tor from the Southwest are good. &.
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Waite a. chief justice of the United
STATES
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Special TO the Wichita EAGLE.

TOPEKA. Jan. 81, lS7i.-A vote for
L. S. senator took place in each house
at IL IN. to-day, but did not result in
the election of any one. Osborn, Phil
lips and Plumb are the three leading
candidates. q.
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n.viss Baix;na. caas,eaag. Baking. R,asrs

AL work 3as< IN t-.c best z.xsz~T SD s.ssstsr-
tlsn xz&rznfeea- Leave orders ~ tSe oAes si
Ssesie smitA. fli-iyj c. y. Kkxf1oS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-29

On The 4th day of February the
grangcrs viii mold their national con
vention i'm st. Louis.
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MARKETS.
Wichita Wholesale aud Retail Prices
Current.

Che first column is the price BY the package,
the last column the retail price Prices Of All ar
ticlcs liable TO change every day)
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Attachment Publication.

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Sherif's Sale.

;. { JOHNSON. Treasurer
Ss-< ol >ea<wiSk &c, ksnsss
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MILLS.

Hack s,Aa1; Csrssr DczSlas Arenne xsa N.iE
street; AS WILLIAM LABAR
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-01-29

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Chicago made mems French calf pessed
Mems dsrr ic calf pegged boots SIS
French kip boot. %
Veal kip boots. .-....--....-..--. 80
Farmers kip boots. ....-........ -
Heavy or stoga kip. ...-.-.. ~
Grains stoga kip, -.-...-.----...- ~
Boy's fine kip. ..... ..-.....-.-. 20
Youths stngz X p....-. .,--..--. 80
womeu's bun balmorzls $500. 20
Women's goat balmorals. 30
Womcn's cali baiTnorals. 100
Misses calf balmorais- ......-.. .
Misses hun balmorals .-..-.., 20
Chidrep's bull and Call balm b. -
Kip p!ow shoes ...-.---.-....-.. %
Kip hnlmorai> ...-....-.-- 10
Mems heasy overs and sandals
Ladies overs and sandals. heavy ......-
Misses overs and sandals, heavy ----... IS
Mems overs and sandals, self acting -
Ladies' overs and sandals, self-act4ns -
WINES AND LIQUORS
Cologne spirits. % ~
Pure spirits, proof. ..---------...-.-----2
Old rye whistles. .... o. - W
Old Bourbon WHISTLES .-....-.-.-.-s
Californis wines. os<e "
OILS
Linseed, raw. g-.ion ..-.--......-.-.. =
linseed boiled ....-..-.-.--.-.--...-.. %
sperm ". b .-.......-.--- ----...--.--. 90
Carbon oil, standard, ITO ere test.
prime white, 10 Ere test = =
water white ---.----.---.--.'
head ligh; ---.---------...--.
Deoiarized Benzine ...--.-.......... u -
Lard oil extra winter i. % =
Palm oil. ...----. go. -.-------------ls i-ss
West Virginia lubrics:iss -.--.-.--. = %
Nes;ssoo, oil, strictly pure .--..-..---.-l " 80
FEATHERS.
Prime live geese, 70 .-.-----.-. ..--.-
Ne 2 slightly mixed --.-.--.----.-..-.7o -
Inferior -.........-......--.-..- .--.,---s-s *
Powder key ........-... 500
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30


Best barrel lime, to be made by exhiss:esTr Sc.
Best hydraulic cem~-'' W De ma"
" bremiur.s are not named, the
-wSrds are discretionary with the Judges.
Asseellaneous.
Unclassed articles. not enumerated In
any OF the above classes, Of value or inter-
est, entered in this class will be assigned
to competent Judges, with Discretionary
power to make awards. Unclassed articles
will receive special attention.
( CTN ATWOOD PREMIUM.
Fred Atwood. of winterport. Maine,
General Agent of the Higgsnum Manufac-
turing CO.. of Higganum, Conn, places at
the disposal Of the Maize State Agricult,,-
raj Society. superior Hay Spreader. val.
ued at $500. q
To be awarded the best Herd OF Thor
oughbred Jerseys. (Ierd Book Animsls)
owned In Maine and exhibited at the Fair
for the season OF 1874. ...........-
Herd to consist of Bull at least two
yrs. old; ? cows-l three. and | four yrs.
old; heifers-i one. and two yrs. old.
The award TO be made by Special Com
mittee of three. appointed by the Trustees.
Competitors for the prize to enter for the
Atwood Premium" and to be actual
owners of all the animals, at least 80 days
prior To the opening Of the Fair.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30


7n'rol them. The testImon, uf orly i.e.t .,ti-
= ran classes. establishes TIC fact ,ha,
ClERRY PECrog,L viii and does relieve and
cure tie affecting disorders Of the Throat AMI
Lung' beyond any other medicine. Tie most
dangerous affections OF the Pulmonary Or.-au.
yisid 70 It's power; and cases OF Consumption.
cured by this preparation, Rrc publicly ku1wn
20 remarkable "a hardly % he believed wers
they not proven beyond dispute. A d reInsriv.
i IS adequate, on which the public may rt.v
Tor fuu protection. By curing Coughs. M,
forerunners OF more serious disease Il saves m
numbered lives, and an amount OF suffering 10.
TO be computed. II challenges trial, and CON
vinees the most seepticaL Every family should
keep It on hand a. protection agains, the early
and unparceived attack of Pulmonary ATar-
tions, which are easily met at first, but which
become ncurable, and too often fatal, il hey
lec!ed. Tender lungs need this defence: ana K
i unwise to DO without il. As a safeguard 10
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PECroRAL is Invaluable; for, by It's timely use
and saved TO the love and affection centred On
them. Il acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and th-restoriug
sleep. No one viii suffer troublesome Infiu-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how easily they can be cured.
Originally the product Of long laborious. and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared in making every bottle in the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently relied
upon n possessing all the virtues 1t has ever
exhibited, and capable Of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest /, has ever effected
PREPARED BY
Or. ]. c. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
s ID. WIGGIN. & co.
ly IL Agents, for Ellsworth a
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

BFo0 - Coa0so0ns1oaallss 4 DseoeAsg,
BOsToN, MARCH 2, ls7l.
The HENRY +. AuLER PIAxo. o.FoRrHs.-
The instruments ffom this establiaAnsnt
are rapidly comm g into public notice
and favor, and alresdy occupy . foremost
position amsng hrst-class pianos.
Mr.. Miller Il himself practical mschan-
ic, and thorough musieias, and the ss-
psyiorify which these pianos have over 9th
ers, is owing IN large msassrs % the
careful sapsrvision which ssch insera-
nent receives ftom The naApfActafes b.
lore It u allowed !, to lesve ~ establlsh-
ment. TIE award Il AA Contract 70 fur-
nisA tAs psboic eeAools Il 0ostoa With
pianos must b very grseilying - M.
Zlier, and y . tese6soaD Of Eks 0sstcsl
public to the high psdfiea whieh these
instxuments occupy. 'Tho asess teH thAt
they have received q The New England
Conservatory of Ansie. aud q many 9th
er public inetltutioas Whsre thsy are il
coastant daily nee, u guA-satee Of their
many excslIsst qualities. and especially Of
their 6ussba&y. They ere sse1 and rec
onmeaded ~ mott Il Tie leading nusi-
a. a
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

1t has hitherto been the custom OF the
Society TO specify the machinery for which
a premium was offered. and TO conflne the
awards as far as possible thereto, but the
range of mechanical inventions has be-
come SO extended As to preclude the pos
sibility Of specifying them all, and 1t has
therefore been deemed best to set apart
certain number OF prizes. 10 be awarded BY
the Examining Committees TO such inyen-
tlons in this department as they may deem
sufficiently meritorious TO be entitled To
the same. The number OF prizes set apart
for distribution in the several classes is a.
fellows Prizes, Silver Medals. ) Bronze
Medals, ) Diplomas, Silver Cups
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
Gen. Hancock +.

NEN. HANCOCK will make the season Of ls-<
" May l. 10 Sept. l. at my stable in Bucksports
Gen. Hancock was by Dirigo he by old Drew.
Dam Messenger Mare, by the bush Messen.
ger Gen. Hancock Is Is years old last June;
weighs 100 lbs, has taken the fret premiu at
every faiT held In this county for nine wears rLs
trotied his mile in ?50 without fitting, and can
repeat !, any day on n good track. He has = bis.
open, easy gait, and he transmits 10 his gets be-
yOnd comparison.
TER AA:
Single Service Cash, els.
Season, e.O. pay able Mt time OF first service.
Warrant, s1j; payable ten days aiier the
foals.
Boarding or pasturing at low rate. All
mares IA the risk Of the owners.
IVORY GRANT.
Buekspo.t, April II. ls7s- 4mosIs
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

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PRRPA1ED BIT
SETH Y. F0wLE / e01S, Boston, Mass,
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Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
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A0SG1s O43, 4bSsT
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