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The Next Governor.

If the dispatches containing the re-
ports Of county and district conven-
tons are correct. il is very evident
that Thos. A .Osbornc leads the race for
the gubernatorial chair so far. n large
number of conventions east. west,
north and south have instructed their
delegates to vote for him. Smallwood
and Horton seem to have about equal
numbers. One or two districts have
instructed for Geo. r. AnthonT, Of
Leavcnworth. Smallwood carried his
home county solid. Horton carried
his home city and county solid, and
Leavcnworth city and county, the
home of Thos. a. Osborne went for
him solid and without any opposition.
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From Summer County.

REMANTo, KAN. August, 1874.
EDITOR EAGLE: should like, as
usual TO tell YOU all the news. but |
can not do SO this time.
Our harvest was all that the most
sanguine anticipated. The wheat
yielded from ten to forty bushels to
the acre, owing to the condition of the
ground and time of sewing. We are
free TO say, with good culture the
average crop can be depended Oh at
from twenty to twenty-five bushels to
the acre, Spring wheat is failure.
There was not much sown. and II
seems so be just the food for the chinch
bugs. There will be none sown next
year, but all are preparing to SOW fall
wheat largely. AS for corn we have
to give that up now for this season.
Four weeks ago our prospects for
good crop Of corn was all that could
be desired, but the continued dry
weather up to within week past, be-
gan to tell on upland corn, but we
consoled ourselves that OH the bottom
lands the corn would be good, and
that would give us supply, but now
comes the grasshoppers by the million,
with ravcnous appetites, and falling
like hail over the country. In one day
our hopes are blasted. we not having
even warning enough to secure the
fodder-and what makes the matter
worse on many of the people. is that
all their dependence was on the corn
crop--thcy being newcomers they of
couse, had no wheat. Many have wheat
enough for themselves and to spare,
if it could be evenly distributed. But
the danger is that spectators will buy
up all they can and hold it so high that
poor people can not get it. For this
reason we would say to all who have
a surplus, sell to your neighbor who
wants it for bread, rather than to the
Spectator.
Well. now word concerning our
town and salt works. GoOff, Marshall
4 Co, are doing well. The dry hot
weather has been very favorable, for
their superintendent says, that they
turn out from | 900 to $500 pounds
per week from ten watts by the labor
of one man, and vet they work to a
great disadvantage. Welive in hopes
that men of more means and skill will
vet get hold of the business soon, and
make matters lively here. y. HUFF.
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Republican County Conventions.

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Republican State Convention.

A delegate convention of the republicans OF
the state of Kansas will be held in Representa-
tive hail, in the city OF Topeka. on "Wednesday,
the a6th day Of August. A. u. 1874, at the
hour OF 10 4. m. for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following offices. to-wit:
Governor.
Lieutenant governor.
Secretary of state.
Auditor OF state.
Treasurer of state
Attorney general.
Superintendent OF public instruction.
One associate justice Of the supreme court.
All of the counties legally organized at the
sitting OF the last legislature, and none others,
shall be entitled to the following representa-
ton, to-wit Two delegates from each repre-
sentative district.
II is recommended that the primary meet
ings for the purpose Of electing delegates to
the state convention herein called, be held on
Saturday. the 18th day Of August, 1874. at such
hours as may be designated by the central
committee Of each representative district. or
In the event that there be no such committee,
BY the central committee of the county.
II is recommended that in addition 10 the
delegates herein provided for, one alternate be
elected for each delegate. No person viii be
entitled 10 a seat or vote in the convention by
virtue of holding the proxies Of any Of the del
egatcs elected. JOHN GUTHRIE, chairman.
D.B EMMERT, secretary.
June L.. 1874.
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THE STATES CALAMITY.
A. Gard From Governor Osborn.

To THE PUBLIC: 1t is useless to
DENY the fact HAT great calamity has
overtak-n lie people in some parts of
the state. The corn crop Of many OF
the counties has been entirely destroy
ed by grasshOppers.
This is especially true in the west.
where the country has been newly set
tied, and where the people are lily pre-
pared 10 bear the loss. In the most
parts The wheat was excellent, but the
settlers Of the past year have raised
no " heat and many of them have been
relying on their corn crop for snbsis-
teHce through the coming winter. 1t
is feared that in some localities some
of he people will suffer for the want
of tie ncccssaries of life unless some
means can be devised for their relief.
The legislature has placed no funds
at my disposal which can be used for
that purpose, but hope 10 be able TO
aid in carving ont some plan hereaf-
ter agreed upon. which will avert sui
fering and want. The frs; thing TO be
done. however. is to obtain full and
reliable statistics from the localities
most seyerally affected, and take this
iiltthoi vi sVa 'aiN tc''' III
eiicc of the county authorities OF these
various counties. as well As for our III
formation. that the board of county
commissioners take immediate steps
to ascertain the exact condition of
affairs in their respective counties.
Every family in these counties should
be visited and a careful inventory
made Of their condition and amount
of available effects. A synopsis of this
should be forwarded to the executive
Office, with such suggestions as the
commissioners may see lit TO make. rs
to the means TO be employed for OBJ
tanning the relief needed.
An investigation already made in
some Of the counties. has shewn them
to he in much better condition than
was first supposed, and it is hoped
that like Investigations throughout
the sections affected, will dissipatc in
4 great degree the fears hitherto Ell
tertained.
AS heretofore intimatcd, i am not
clear as to the means which should be
employed TO secure the needed relief.
On one point, however, 1 am clear
Kansas may be poor, but she can and
will take care of her own needy.
THOMAS A. OSBORN.
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The Breed am Small.

.'The True Turkey Ticket" is the
pet name the whilom chief clown of
the senate-Coloncl Muriock-applies
10 the opposition ticket. He'll be
among the first TO cry turkey after
Nov. Sd.-hansas City Times.
We shall never cry turkey over any
failure TO gobble your reform ticket in
this state, nor cheep because Of any
thing the Times may say of us. The
spectacle Of politician or newspaper
trying to ride two horses in a political
race in any given state is not an I'M
usual sight, but the Kansas City
Times furnishes the first instance of a
newspaper riding two horses in two
states at the same time. The effort
has go rent the acrobat of the Times
that his brains have well nigh all run
out. Still say We of the true turkey
ticket, lite breed am small it's flavor de.
lieious.
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For the EAGLE.
Another Candidate.

GREELEY TOWNSHIP Aug II, "A.
EDuTop FAGLE: Through your COL
umns we beg leave TO call the atten-
ton of the voters of Sedgwick county.
to the fact that we are to elect man
this fall, to fill the office of probate
Judge. and we find that heretofore the
northwestern part of the county has
been wholly ignored in the selection
of men to fill the various county Of
fees. Dare any one say we havn't any
one up here in Greeley honest or COM
petant enough to fill any one ofthem !!
We therefore bring forward the name
of William J. Collier, as a candidate
for the above named office. subject to
the decision of the republican county
convention. We do this from Il fact
that we know him to be a man of I'M
doubted honesty and integrity anf
competency. MANY VOTERS.
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TWO MEN BURNED.
More Indian Troubles In the West |!
The Wichita Boys Ordered to
Mount,

Geo. Clark. citizen of Wichita and
messenger on the railroad returned
from the west night before last. He says
that about two hundred and fifty miles
west of here. the Indians, Saturday
night burned railroad bridge ant!
killed four men. The men were all
unarmcd. One old man 10y the name
of Snider was travelling alone on horse
back. Two of the others was burned
to death. This was near the Colorado
line. George picked up one of the ar
rows from the scene of the massacre
which is 4 Cheyenne arrow. The In
dams attempted to burn another
bridge, but it went out.
What answer makes the government
now, and how about the ''peace
policy
LATER.
Capt. S. NJ. Tucker received the fol
lowing telegram Yesterday evening at
four o'clock. from Adjt Gen. Morris,
which may be interpreted that the
Wichita company will see active SER
vice before many days:
"IIave your company in readiness TO
march at The shortest notice. If you
have any unserviceblc horses endeavor
to substitute good ones. Report by
mail number of men for duty and
amount of ammunition on hands.
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The Currency Question.

Talk as YOU may, the people of the
people or the west are in favor of more
currency. and the best way TO settle
the question is to give it 10 .hem.
The party that makes contraction
an issue in the next presidential cleo
ton will find the electoral vote Of the
west agains; it. People tell US that
money is plenty in the east. Ii may
be so, hut it is owned by the none,
lenders. and they will not let il out TO
the people.
twill be the wisest policy for the
holders of money to make terms with
public sentiment before it is 10 late
for once the feeling is concentrated
and given direction to congress. il viii!
not stop until the bottom is reached,
that The treasury and not the banks
shall furnish the circulation of the
country.
Watch yonr candidates for congress,
suffering people OF Kansas and Mis-
souri,, and see that your votes count
on this question-K. c. J01rRal.
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A Live Letter.

Union TOWNSHIP, August 18th. 1874.
EDITOR EAGLE: The article in your
issue of the 18th inst, under the head
ing of something must be done,
and your suggestion to hold public
meeting at an early day to adopt and
carry ont plan for the substantial re-
lief for those amongst us who will
surely need relief, and that shortly.
deserves our most serious considera-
ton.
The plan adopted in Eagle township
to appoint committee to report what
is or might be wanted in the town
ship, is good one and should be fol-
lowed Immediately by the other town
ships. Let our people understand
that in no case will they be allowed to
suffer, that it is childish to talk of
"going back" and worse to attempt it.
Let them know that our state and
county authorities are straining every
nerve to find out what and where as
siStancc will be needed, and every
thing will shortly settle into its old
fashioned routine, and even the bridge
company will ''be happy as big sun
flower"
Your article on Primary Meetings
was sensible. we'll timed and peril
nent. and drouth or no drouth, grass
hopper or no grasshopper. is well
worthy the consideration of our pco-
pie irrespective of their party procliv-
tiles. And in this connection let me
say word to our people in regard TO
the primary meetings they are TO hold
the 5th of next month. Let them at
tend these meetings and let US hear an
honest expression of opinion from
them, as To the men tina, want offices.
aud also as TO the offices that want
men, and let this opinion be emphatic
and final, even if it Kills Off every old
and Young political hack in SedSwick
county. Now there are great many
good men and very few good offices,
and the latter | suppose is the reason
that nobody has been brought forward
prominently, as the EAGLE would
say. for representative from our coun-
". If there was money in it, every
body from old man Burr, on the Big
river, to the latest arrival at the Occi-
dental. would be wondering who tie
coming man" would be, but as the
place is one of tedious work and little
pay we hear of no aspirsnts- The
trouble just now is we all want TO be
county attorney in case we can't go 10
the state convention 10 nominate Tom
Osborn for governor. and there are
plenty of men who will even swap
their chances of the former in order
TO cousumma;e the latter, thus reck-
lessiy baFtering their birth right for a
mess o; potage.
Now. Mr. Editor, we have q man
over here on the Cowskin. John Kelly.
or Cowskin Kelly. rs he Is called. that
am not afraid 10 shout for as a cal-
didSte for representative before the
republican convention next month,
not candidate of his own motion. be
il understood. but gentleman who
can represent Sedgwick county credit
ally and efficiently man who is OF
the people, for the people and with the
people. And they also say he is s
granger. but we can forgive him this
il he will agree TO let US elect him 10
3 ..posish" wherein the chief income
consists Of the respect and good will
of his fellow citizens; and TO some
men this is dearer and mole valuable
than gold. Cowskin Kelly. YOU are
wanted. WILD GaAPEs.
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NOTICE.

IA the District Court of the Cguaty 0f -edgwick
IN the Sts'c of Kansas.
Mary r smith. Plaintiff,
John - Richards sna
VIM. ID Sande 5, Deisadaats :
The above named defendant John ID Rich
sf,ls. will take notice that he has been sued by
he above NAMED plaintiff in the above named
court, and that he must answer the petition Gf
aid plaintiff against hun hlsd IN satd action. in
ONCE Of the clerk Of said court by the i1th
..y Of september, so, 81 said petition viii ne
.lktn true and Judgment viii be rendered IN
81 action IN favor of said SpiaiDtin and against
.id defendant John II Richards. for the sum Of
500 - with interest from February ~. irs}, At
l.. per cent, md The sum Of 500 Oh after
uey Zee in said action and tor ths sale OF te fyl
lowing described real estate. situated In The
county Of -edgwick and state Of Kansas to Wit
The southwest quarter 81 section No - in town
,Htp -. range we-t. under mortgage 10 satisfy
aid judgment. Attorney fees and easts, in ac-
~s'rtlaace with tas prayer u said petition
~Lt- n DYER
4--st Attorneys for FIsiniir
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Sheriff Sale.


NJ G.. Brown J
Hudson George and
Elizabeth : George J
District Court, 18Th Judicial District, srdgwick
County, Kansas.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued out of the
District Court of tn 18th Judicial District, sit
ting in and for sedgwick County, Kansas, where
in VI. e. Brown is plaintiff and Hudson George
and Elizabeth George defendant, | Will, on Tu' -
day. the 18th day Of september, a. ID. 1874, al
, O'Clock 4. NJ. at the courthouse door in
Wichita, oner for sale at public auction, to the
highest bidder for cish IN hand, nli the right,
title and interest Of the defendants Hudson George
and Elizabeth George in and to the following de
scribed real property, to-wit: Lots numbers
tw.nty-seven 20 and twenty-nine t2.) and thir
tv-one 81. on Mead avenue in Mcad's second
addition or East Wichita. IN -cdgwich County
K nsas. Said real property i, levied upon n the
roperty Of defendant Hudson George and Eliz-
10Th ) George and will he sold to satisfy saIti
rider of sale.
Sherid's Office, Wichita, August IDih
\ D. is74 l.. II MASSEY, sheriff,
l3-4t Sedgwick Co, Kansas
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more eggs will he appropriate thought

more eggs will he appropriate thought
l, but alas! | was doomed to dlsap-
poiniment, and rs the rascal swallow
ed the last morse! be remarked in
soinewh husky toi.e. III he sure,
THAT pepper. decided improve
,neuf. Dogged il it aimi." ! have set
him down as totally depraved and in
Tend offering him for all experiment
in dog cremation
How fast time flies. The hunting
season will soon be here and the crack
of the rife aud bang Of the shotgun
will resound through our forests
(..forests' is poetic license: | mean
corn fields of course). City sports
men will favor us with their presence
once more and already in imagination
we see their iaunty costumes, we'll
filled powder TASKS and shot pouches,
empty game bags, etc. Tell 'cm to
come Oh. We like TO see 'em around,
and besides it is astonishing to see
how tame the prairie chickens become
after being shot at 4 few hundred
times. There are somcnctable excep-
tions TO these geuteel sportsmen. how
ever, and the way they slaughter the
poor, defenseless chickens is a caution
to the unwary and such men will meet
with greetings where 40 kindness IS"
On dit every chickn on this whole ''perarer
Is going out on the reserve.
Where blankets and corn without any reserve.
-ai
Are furnished by agents who. though not in
clover,
Are the happiest men ever born.
Far out OF the reach Of the game law gone,
They can shoot all the chickens, distill all the
corn,
And then take 4 free gratis trip Ground the
horn.
Now LET Tennyson look to hi, laurel
5. for he and Victoria must quarrel,
As all thoughtful critics well know,
When She looks over her EAGLE and sees how
Far anything her Poet Lariat ever wrote is
EcIipsed by these lines from SCHERZo.
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Sherif's Sale.
Austin NJ Clark and Milton [. Clark,
partners. ~ CLARK < Co

Austin NJ Clark and Milton 1. Clark,
partners. rs CLARK Co
Robert Dcnbow and Augusta DeRisow
District Court 18th Judicial District. >cstgwfek
County, Kansas
By virtue of ar order OF sale, issued on, Of the
District Court of the 18th Judicial District sitting
in anal for >c,ixwick County, Kansas, Wherein
Austin NJ Clark and Milton D. CLARK, partners,
a, Clark n Go Is plaintiff. and Robert penhu~
and Augusta Denbnw are defendants, VIII. on
TUESDAY the ssi day of September, \ ID. so.
~ : O'Clock l. VI at the courthouse door IN the
civ of Wichita. Offer FOR sale AT public suction TO
the highest bidder for cash in hand. all the right
title and interest OF the defendants Robert Den
bow and Augusta Denhov in and 60 thu follow =
ing described neal property. to-wit; The west
half ~ of the southwest quarter t., and The
southeast quarter ~ of the southwest quarter
Of section No twenty two tssl IN towu>htp No
twenfy->iN t.t,) south, Of range Ne two ~ east.
In thu County of >c,igwick. and State of kan>a-
said real property Is levied upon a. the property
of defendants Robert pcnbow anil augusta Den
bow ami viii be sold IL satisfy sad orirr Of sls
sheriff : Office. Wichita, August 18th.
A. ID Is9i l. \ MASSEY sheriff.
2j-si >edgwics Co, Kansas
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Sherif's Sale.


g. II Lexington
Eliza & Abrcl
District Court. 18th Judicial District. >edgwick
County Kansas
Ty virtue of or,ier of sale is-gcd out Of the
District Court of the 18th Judicial District. sit
ting in and for -edgwict County, Kansas where
in q. II Harrington Is plaintiff. and Eliza &
Abeel defendant. viii. on Wednesday, the ISth
day Of september, \ -. 1874, ST clock +. VI
= the COURTEOUS. dnor IN the city Gt NiChita.
Ter for sale NJ public auction TO the highs-i
bidder for cash In hand. all thr right, title aud
interest Of the defendant Eliza 4. Abeel. In and
the following described real property to- wit
..is northwest quarter - OF the northwest quar-
ter "a OF section No twenty-sir f5Bl. and the
southwest quarter ~ OF the southwest quarter
"a Of section NJ twenty-ihree fk5J aud lot No
one ~ in section No twenty seven "a all In
'pwnship No twenty-eight south. rarge No. one
asst said real property j. levied upon the
property Of defendant klizt & Abeel and viii
b. sold In satisfy said order Of sale
sheriff = Office, Wichita August iith
\ u ls7i T. II MASSEY, Sheriff.
1T SedEwick 60 Kansas
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Sheriff's Sale.


II " Nicus amt " y sanders \
District Court, 18th JG'licial District, Scigwck
County i.in~a-.
Is virtue of an order Of -sle issued out Of the
District court OF the 18Th Judicial District. sitting
in and for Sedgwick County. Kansas, wherein
susan Laurie is plaintiff and II W Vigus md
W - Sunders defendants, will, TUESDAY
the 22di day OF september \ -. 1874, n! p'cibrk
T. NJ at the courthouse door in the civ Of
Girhita offer for sale nj public auction, 10 the
'zii.-t bidder for cash in hand all the right tide
81 interest of the defendants II " Nigus and
real property. to-wit. Tn" northeast quarter =
lf the northeast quarter "a Of section No. seven
teen 40 in township No. t~enfy-~cven a.
-oHIh, of range No, one ~ east, III >"dgwiek
Comfy. au1 state of Kansas sad real property
l. levied upon n tile property of defendants III
" Vigus and W l. sanders, and viii b. sold to
satisfy said order al -ac
sheriff. office, chita, August 10Th,
A. u. 1874 ii r MASSEY, sheriff,
2J-4t >.dgWick Co Kansas.