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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
Lo! The Poor Indian.

The commission appointed 10 ih,c>
ii"atc the facts relative 10 the reri.nl
alleged murder OF five Usage initiate
by Kansas militia, nave submitted
their report to the commissioner ol
Indian affairs. They found that tho
attack on The Indians was nnprovokc ed
and utterly urjus,iliablc, aud presume
that when the attention of Kansas i,
called 10 the evidence in this case they
will not hesitate TO direct the return
Of property captured from those
friendly Indians, aud i. is recommend
ed that in any even, The government
Of the United States should see that
the Osages are reimbursed. That is
the way the associate dispatch from
Washington reads. Wouldn't the
government permit the people of
Southwestern Kansas 10 turn over al!
their stock 10 the governments much
abused wards. the poor Indian. Lett
raise a direct tax, too. FOR the benefit
OF the Indian agents. If the people
would do whats right there would be
no trouble with the Indians. All
these government commissions ask of
the people is 10 stand still aud be
quietly tomalawkcd and dccentlv
scaiped in the approved style, and
stop this retaliation business. Bah
Kansas will never pay for a single
pony, and if the government don't
pretty soon take these lousy, thieving
redskins away and keep them away
we will take the last pony they have
got and cXterminatc the tribes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
What is the Matter ?

What is the matter with the man, l..
T. Jewctt, whom the boys put up TO
kill the republican party in this couu-
ty! Is il Il case of political worms or
only reform maggot that hurts him
so? 1t may be anti-repulican bile,
only. The old gentleman il eiferves-
cling wonderfully. lie probably
thinks he is the only living original
an,i-republican and straight out re-
former now living. Would he like
his record on that? He probably
thinks that he is the heaviest taxpayer
of this tax-ridden people. Would lac
like the records on that! lie proba-
bly, imagines that he is pizen TO all
railroads and corporations. Would
he like the record on ihat?
In all Kindness we suggest to our an
cient friend. that he will as usual take
care of his stock this winter, that E.
-. Alien will be our representative
by an overwhelming majority, that
the EAGLE goes into every school dis
trict and neighborhood in this county,
and speaks for itself, and that conse-
quently, in his street talks and argG-
ments he would make fully as great
progress by being fair with this paper,
and courteous in his remarks of its ed
itor.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
Judge Browns Campaign.

Everywhere that Judge Brown goes
in the third district, he finds hearty
reception, and goes away leaving hun
dreds more of friends then when he
came. He impresses people. rs Judge
Lowe did before and after his election,
as an honest. fearless man, with cool.
level head. clear perception, and mod
est demeauor. He is not a politician.
but plain. fair man. without tricks
of rhetoric of manner. \ few able
bodied slandercrs. like Sam Wood and
Il. 4. MaXon. are travelling over the
southwest inventing lies 10 his detrac-
ton, but he is TO well known in the
district a an honest aud incorruptihle
man for these TO have any effect with
the people. Judge Brown never hav-
ing, previous 10 this campaign, made
any stump speeches, il is a matter of
pleasurable establishment that he is a
marked success on the hastings His
delivery is void of clap-trap declama-
ton. but he talks common sense ia
clear intelligent words. that the peo-
pie can understand. He abuses no.
body. and treats no man or isucs UNI
fairly. bnt addresses himself 10 the
right reason of his Audience. and his
dicsourses 5risile with telling points.
Above all he impresses everybody that
hears him as an intensely honest man.
one who would do right though the
heavens fall. Kansas can have no
more reputable representative either
in personal character or in that prac-
teal legislative ability which in re-
suits outshinc all fitiul brlliancy, than
Judge ". Il. Brown. a men OF the pee.
pie and after the peoples own heart,
and one they can trust. 1t IS conced-
al throughout the state that he will be
elected by many thousand majority.
and we trust hat republicans will Ia
Dor 10 swell it 20 an cyef~ .elaling one.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
The Piebald Ticket.

in this county is meeting with abso-
lutelv no favor Outside of the ring
in Wichita, that run the convention.
we cant hear of man who is support
ing it with any work. The Sumner
county man, and the Illinois man,
both have subsidized. Dadisman, whose
name figured rs one of the delegates
in the convention. at meeting in
Kechi, the other night, repudiatcd the
whole thing and said he had had moth
inc to do with il.
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President Grant and Party.

President Grant and party, who
have been down through the Indian
territory, passed back day before yes
terdav through Kansas, over the NJ. X.
& L. aud 4. L. X ). +. railroads. The
party passed through Emporia and To-
peka on Tuesday morning, aud were
received at Atchison by Senator In
gals. The party was received by a
salute of artillery. After spending a
half an hour the special train moved
on for Chicago.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
Young Horse THIEVES.

{. +. Plummcr writes us from Belle
Plain that two boys. one seventeen
wears old named Eert Usher, and the
other eight years old, named Eddy
Picket are missing, and with them two
animals. atwo year old roam tilley and
mouse colored Jack. He desires
them arrested The stock was taken
last Friday, and the boys were seen
here in Wichita on Monday. The
Jacks ears have been frozen. The
Oldest boy was dressed in blue clothes.
Bolh boys have black eyes and dark
hair. Address Plummer at Belle Plain.
or George Matthews. Fayette L. O.,
CoGlcy county.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15

The members of the last Grand
Lodge of |. O. O. +. of the state of
Kansas have been sued By one Kirk
patrick, Of Jefferson county, for libel,
laying his damages at $4,000. G.. w.
Reeves of Wichita, our clerk of court,
has been notified TO appear and ans
wcr as one of the defendants. 10 this
imrlence suit which was brought be-
cause the Grand Lodge had virtually
declared said kirkpatrick perjurer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15

The Emporia Ne,cS, with display
of rccklesness for consequences truly
deplorable, quotes a paragraph con-
corning the sending to prison of man
named Murdoch for Matchmaking, but
fails to specify that the same is not
brother-in-law Marsh. But then Jake
is running a p. Q. now,-K. c. Times
That's inexcusable in Jake. but fol-
a post office Pang. would not only &c
back on his brothcr-in-law, but his
rr,nl N, NJ bnr
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15

On "Wednesday afternoon. the little
son of +. Il. McDili was given permits
sion by his teacher. Miss NJ. NJ. Smith.
Lathrop school. TO draw any picture
he would on the black aboard. The lit
tie fellow drew picture of an engine.
tender and freight train. This was
not strange; bu; the stranger part
was, he drew, under the fore part OF
the train. and back of the tender. the
mangled corpse of a man, the head
severed from the body, all correspond
ing almost precisely with the circum-
stances of his fathers death. only q
few hours afterward The picture re-
;gained on the board until the dread
reality :. is representation was
known ST the school. Can science or
psychology explain the connection. il
any. between the drawing and the sad
acciica. kansas City Journal
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Railroad Changes.

The Lawrence Jou0ci says ii is re.
ported that Maj. Geo. II. Neitleton
Superintendent of the Atchison. To,
peka x Santa lie railroad. is 10 be ap.
pointed General Manager of the Lcav-
enworth. Lawrence x Galveston rail-
road, the Missouri River. Fort Scott x
Gulf railroad. The Kansas City, 81.
Joseph. Chicago & burlington rail-
road. and the Atlantic Il Northern
railroad. c. F. Morris. Superiutend-
en-. of the Burlington Il Missouri Riv-
err abroad, will succeed Mr.. Netileion
as Superintendent of the Atchison.
Topeka X Santa Fe railroad
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15

Nat. G.. Barter says, in retiring from
the Fort Scott .Seatjnei:
Last fall the Sentinel took a stand
for the Reform party. because we be-
lieved the principles of that party
to be pure, and that that party would
tend to purify The politics of the coun-
try. But the Reform party Is to
day land we might say il is but just
born) where the Republican party
stands--in q ate of .stinking corrnp-
ton" caused by the admi;tance into it
of all the old political hacks of a half
generation that could be raked and
scraped together.
Barter's case brings 10 mind the coll
ored folks meetin'" where the preach
err said. Oars narrer an broad
road dat leads TO never endin' destruc-
ton: an broad an narrer road dat
leads TO eyerlastin' perdition," where
at one interested auditor remarked.
:. Den dis niger will take TO dc
woods. ~. C.. Union.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
y. K. Hudson.

The Reform candidate for congress
from this district. will speak in Wichi-
Ia this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Oct. 18th
Come out and hear his excuse for leav-
ing the old republican party. Ofconrse
he did not do il for chances of a pita-
ALL nffice "a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
CuSey and His Lieut..

The gentleman who kin kiver korr
and swear a ways and means commit.
tee out of its boots for $3l. is expect
ed to be here this afternoon with his
Lieutenant, the hero of the dog fight
If Cusey fills his appointment here il
will be about the first one he has not
1nIrnJ
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
Tax Notice.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
WICuITA. KAN. Oct. ID. "a.

ICUITA. hAN.. ocl. ID. T. 1
EDITOR EAGLE: In accordance Will
your request | submit the following
information upon the questions sub
mitted. together with synopsis o.
the new tax law, which hope will b.
plain to your readers and ax-payer:
in Scdgwick county:
Taxes become due OH the first da,
OF November of each year, and under
the laws of last winter arc payable as
follows, to-wit:
One-half on or before the Goth day
OF December, 1874.
The other half Oh or before tie 20ti
day of June, 1873.
If any part of the frs: half of said
taxes remain unpaid after the Goth day
of December, 1874, then the whole
amount of tax charged against any
person, becomes due.
If any person shall pay the full
amount of his taxation on or before
December Goth, 1874, then such person
will be allowed by the county treasu
rer, deduction of Eve per cent OF
the half that would not be due unit
June Goth, 1875.
If he pays one-half December Goth,
1874, he gets no deduction of five pei
cent, but has until June Goth, 1873, tt
pay the other half, without penalty
PENALTY.-The county clerk is re-
quired to add penalty OH unpaid
taxes, as follows, to-wit:
If neither the whole or half Of taxes
are paid on or before December 2Otn
1874, then on the day following five
per cent. is added Then the taxes
with the first penalty, go until March
Goth, 1875, and if not paid on or before
that day, then on the day following
an additional five per cent. is added
then the taxes with the first and sec.
ond penalty added, 20 until June Goth
1875, and if not paid on or before that
day, then on the day following an adj
ditional five per cent. is added, (mak-
ing total Of fifteen per ccnt.); and il
half the taxes are paid December Goth,
1874, and if the other half due June
goth, 1878, is not paid when due, five
per cent will be added to such unpaid
portion. The sale of real property for
nOn-payment of taxes commences an
nually Oh the first Tuesday in Septem-
Der.
INTEREST AFTER SALE.
For the first year or any part there
of, two per cent. per month.
For the second year or any part
thereof, three per cent. per month, and
for the third year or any part thereof,
and all subsequent time after the tax
sale, three per cent. per month and the
same rate on all subsequent taxes paid
thereon, and endorsed or the certiii-
cate of sale.
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Warrants will issue for all taxes on
personal property remaining due and
unpaid, Oh the first day of January. or
the first day of July, 1875. When no
payment is made on or before Deem
Der goth, 1874, the warrant will issue
in January following. When half is
paid December Goth, 1874, the balance
is due June Goth, 1875, and if not paid
at that time a warrant will issue for
the unpaid balance in July.
TAN LEVY FOR 1874.
State. five mills; state school, one
mill; county, ten mills; county bond,
one mill; railroad bond, one mill Jail
bond, one mill; outstanding scrip.
eight mills poor fund, two mills :;
total tax thirty-four mills or three
dollars and forty cents an hundred
Very respectfully,
JOHN TUCKER,
County Clerk.
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Not Reformed.

EDITOR EAGLE see by your last
issue that my name is on the reform
ticket for Coroner. | wish TO say
through the columns OF the EAGLE.
that | most respectfully decline the
honor. as have not reformed yet.
j. L. REESE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15

Marsh Murdoch SAYS that politics in
Kansas are calculated to ''disgus! de-
cent men." 1t j. needless TO remark
that Marsh continues in politics.-K.
C.. Times.
And that the editor Of the Times lis
not Disguised"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15

Several years ago a hopeful Young
minister left these shores for the Can
u;bal Islands rs missionary. On ar
risinr at the end OF his journey the ma
siyes weighed him and cut silver of
his leg as sample. lie came home by
the next boat, and is NOW the travelling
agent OF circus.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
Gone Back.

John Richcy, who was Colonel Of an
Indian regiment, and J. X. Hudson,
who was Major of a colored regiment,
will tell Us this afternoon how they
came TO be against the party of old
John Brown, Charles Sumner and
Lincoln.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
Sheriff s Proclamation

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% GESEgAL EIEsTioS
STATE OF KANSAS
sedg~iek County
IA, STAFF Of Eszsss, TO Ell 70 xaen nese S-,scsi
stAH eoss<-GyssfsnFs
Eno~ all % that 7. = II ASssey sherir u
sedxvict county, ksDsas. ny rirtss Of authority
Il. me vested. b tEis Froc.anatspn. stVs aesies
Fhst GA The Jaesizy sueersding us- Grst H1Gasy
N November s f. lGs there N9N 10 hid 4
general election. zni Ire oc-ss q; mat TINE q =.
sase~an are az fslisEs. to-st
oss Member q Csnsrs.@-- Third D.s;rset
lsDFrrsor
LS.ufsnaai tsoSrTnsf-
SECRETARY 81 sss;s
AusistoF II STATE
Treasurer Of state
A-torsey C,>1er4i
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Tie Atkinson Champion SAYS these
fellows wao hang around Reform
conventions waiting for the Office 10
''seek" them. remind one OF Ar;emus
Ward asking the leader Of a brass baud
..how much it would cost 10 surprise
him with sernade.-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-10-15
Notice Of Final Settlement

STATE OF KANSAS.
County of seigviek.
In the Probate Court, in and Tor said County
Ia the matter Of the Estais Of Cynthia Harris be-
CEASED
Creditors and AL other psrson. Interested In the
aforesaid estate. are hereby notified thai at the
next regular term Of the Frrhafe court IN and for
aid County 70 b- brsun and held at She coIsrf
room in wichita county Of sedssirk stair Of
aforesaid On the first Monday IL TIE month 81
November 4 y ls7t, -taii apyi vfs .4ii GUarf
tor full aud FINAL sstilerss ut II u sad Estate
THOMAS ROY Al. Administrator
II the esfa;e Of Cynthia Harms deceased
y lehiia Oct 5,h 4 4. i-.s g-tt
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS
sedgwick County.
In tie Probate eoart, in sssa for SAID Cousfy
In The matter Of the Estate Of William gxna-e.
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Admins
traisou hsye tern granted TO the uncersIxSsd o-
the estate Of William Ramsey late OF said oosa'F
deceased, BIZ the honorable, the Probate cszrf a
TIE county snd s-zte aforesaid. dated the ID dxs
Of October, A u lisa Nov all per>oSs ssrsnS
claims sxalnss :;e said estate nerets rasi9e,
that faey ,sf present tia s.inc to the 7nierssxn-
ed for allowance within year from TIE date 81
said letters. or tfey may BE- preciDsf~d frefn sny
beaeas Of such e<rxse and thai If saca claims ~
not exhibited within three years x<ssr c1 szd ~
tiers, tnrv shall he forever bsrre<f
Hx. ii RANSOM. A.rnfnastsssr
Of tie estate Of W ilii.n RAnse~y, dscsseeE
Wichita. Oct -, 1874 .S.-E
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If the time ever comes for she ex-
PLANTATION of the mysteries of this
world, we shall be glad to know why
the yonng man who remarks on leav-
ing church. 81 can preach better
sermon tAan that myself" is content
to wear out his life over n counter at
$50 month
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Publication Notice.


STATE OF KANSAN,
County of sedgwick.
In the district court of said county Of sedgwick
Or. W 7. HendricksoE, Plantln;/
Augusta Benscb, Defendant
The above named defendant, Augusta Bensch
will take notice hat she bas been sued by the
above named plaintiff in the above named court.
and that she must answer the petition Of said
plaintiff against her flied in said action In the on
&C ofthe clerk OF the district court, on before
the 3Dth day Of October A. ID. IsIt. the allegs-
lions Of said petition will he taken true aud
Judgment will be rendered in said action in favor
OF said plaintiff and against said defendant An
siista Bepseh, for the of so with interest at
the rate OF seven per cent per anDum from til.
first day Of september, 1874. and for the sale Of
the following described real estate upcn an order
of attachment in said out of said court is
sued on the 2Gth day Of August, 1874, and daily
levied thereon. VIZ Lot No. eleven I'D on
Main street IN VIM. GrifIenstein's addition TO the
city Of Wichita in said county and state gozeth-
or with the Improvements thereon aud for the sJ-
picaioD OF the proceeds to the satisfaction Of said
plaintiffs claim against said defendant and the
cost OF suit in accordance with the prayers Of said
pizntiG " X KfRkPATRf1K
2j- Attorney tor Plaintiff,
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The Kansas Farm.

Under this head the Cincinnati En-
quirer thus notices the display made
by the a. L. & 5. +. railroad company
at the great Cincinnati Exposition
In the southeast corner of Main
Hall is splendid display of agricul-
tural and mineral products of the line
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad in Kansas, between Atchison
and Fort Dodge. The arrangement OF
the display makes it attractive aside
from the great variety and interesting
character of the articles. Ii consists
of three hundred and twenty-threc
samples of grain in the sheaf, threshed
grain, corn, onions, sweet potatoes.
Irish potatoes, beets, apples, CLAWS
grasses. woods, cotton, peanuts, build
ing and tagging stones, casket willow,
wild suntlowcr, rosin weed. sorghum.
broom corn, gypsum, salt, Goals, flax
seed, buckwheat, white beans. castor
beans, flour, pressed bricks made from
yellow ocher, pottery, bale of prairie
hay. etc. These products are all of the
growth of 1874, not noted for prolific
crops in Kansas. They represented
every county along the line of this
young railroad, extending from Atch-
ison, on the Missouri River. southwest
through Kansas, traversing beautiful
fertile valleys, and broad prairies.
Entering Southern Colorado, the road
is operated to Grenada, the present
western terminus. This display re-
ccived = silver and bronze medal.
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Notice of Sheriff's Sale of Perishabie
PrOOertV,

Is. +. Hobart and j. {. Longwell, part
ners rs Hobart i Longweli. Pitts,
James Washington and W. Il Simpson
partners Washington and Simpson,
Defendants
In the District Court OF the state of Kansas in
and for the county of Sedgwick of the thirteenth
Judicial District
Notice Is hereby given that the undersirr- /
sheriff OF the county OF Sedgwick in the sta Of
Kansas, will, on Monday, the twelfth day of ,,c-
o. cIock in the forenoon and four O'Clock in the
afternoon OF said day, ut the farm of L. Wood
Davis in Minnesota township in said county. the
same being the northwest quarter Of section nuia-
Der three in township twenty-nine in range mum
Der three west, in said county, by virtue of an
order of the District Court aforesaid, made at the
September term, A. d. 1874. OF said court, on the
plcaton Of the said plaintiffs, sell ut public out
cry to the highest and best bidder for cash the fol-
lowing described attached perishabe per s,,nai
property belonging TO the above named q, icnd
ants, James Washington and W. b. Simpson,
which said personal property was by me attach cd
on the Goth day of August A. d. 1874, at the in
stance of said plaintiffs, and is sold by per-
ishable property to-wit: Ten hundred and ninety
head of mixed Texan cattle consisting of cows.
yearlings, two year olds and beeyes, APPRAISED
ten dollars per head amounting in the agg gate
to ten thousand and nine hundred COLLAR also
one wagon. camping outfit and harness belong ing
thereto, appraised at thirty dollars; also four
ponies appraised respectively rs follows to-wir:
One Mt twenty dollars one at twenty five dollars
Witness my hand, officially, this 18th day OF
September, \ ID. ls7+
=. II. MASSEY. Sheriff
BY \. L. MASSEY, Deputy. 70
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NOTICE.
Administrators Notice,

THE STATE OF KANSAS,
Sedgwick County.
In the Probate Court, in and for said County.
In the matter of the Estate of
james McCulloch, Deceased.
Nstce is hereby given that Letters of Admins
tration have been granted TO the undersigned OF
the estate Of James McCulloch late of said county
siecea sed, by the Honorable, the Probate Court Of
the county and state aforesaid, dated the 9Th day
of October, A. D. lisa. Now all persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby notified
that they must present the same to the undersigns
ed for allowance within one year from the date OF
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate, and that If such claims be
not exhibited within three years after the date oil
said letters. they shall be forever barred.
NJ. w. LEVY, Administrator
of the estate Of James McCuloch. deceased
Wichita, October 9th, A. ID. 1874 2s-3t