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LAND CASES, LAND WAR
RANTS, AND SCRIP.

y Contested Land Cases prosecuted before the y.
a. General Land Office and Depa rIment Of the In.
tsriur. Private Land Clsinis, mining spd
pre- .em p sion Claims, aud homcAtced
Cases attended 10. Land scrip In ~. 81, and l6s
acre pieces for sale This Scrip IL Assignable, and
any Government land subject 10 private entry. 81
ti,a5 Der acre. 1t IL Of eQnai value with Bounty
Land warrants. Send stamp to Gilmore Co.,
or pamphlet Of Instruction.
officers, Soldiers. and SAILORS Of the
ate war. or their heirs, are In many cases snii.
led to money from the Governme nj Of which they
have no knowledge. Write tuli history Of service
and state amount Of pay and bounty received. I'm
close stamp to tilLMORE b CO., aud iull reply
after examination, will be given you Tree.
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tsrest chatrc- 20 % axe
money liyou cant
get gold you can get
greenback Ks We
need . person in ev
eyy town 20 take sub
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by the

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The following Offices and A gents have Ssen rs
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Deeds Mortgages, efs-. written. sehnovleig-
neuts tsken. and all other Notsrisl busnt--
promptly attended -. Written tn.trumens 81 al
kinds esre:ully prepared. Charges resssusble.
AZ General Arent. -iil give special attestion 70
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TUFTS Pills
A Noted Divine says
Then are sCOs'th their
sCeSOht iss gold.
READ WHAT HE SAYS:

DR. TuTT:-Dcar Sir: For ten year have
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piles. Last spring your pills were Recommended
to me used them (but with little faith). am
perfect, regular stools, piles gone, and have
gained forty pounds solid flesh. They are worth
their weight In gold.
REV. r. L. SIMPSON, louisville, Ky.
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CONSUMPTION CURED

An old physician. retired from practice. having re-:
ceived from AN Vast India missionary the formula ot
simple vegetable remedy for speedy and permanent
cure Of consumption, bronchitis, caarrh, ashn and
all throat and lung affections also cure for nervous
debility and all nervous complaints. having tested it,
curative powers in thousands OF cases, has felt II Ia,
duty TO make it known his suffering fellows Actu
atsd by desire relieve human suffering will sel
free to all who desire this recipe in German, French
orf;nglish, with J directions. Address with stainl
W. W. Sherar, Tsp 5 Block, Rochester, Si.
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{; Oh. j.

.er piisn. for the largest. cheapest and best Illus
uattd family publication inths world. Any one
can beeouse Q spcce-siui agent The ucst elegant
wors. Of art given tree TO subscribers. III. price
70 % loo that almost everybody subseribes- One
.een. repsrts making ever tlso in . week. A
LADY aren't repors tskiur over 900 sub--ribers In
ten DAYS. u Who Engage MAKE money last.
Yea esn devote all your time TO the Business, or
oils y.ur spare tine. rou need be auay from
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gent sd expensive outft free " zee want
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CD. uoihinr 20 Try the business Ne one vho
.ursxes fails 70 make great pay Address Ihe
People', .ourn.l," forIsof. MINE. Aug : u
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DR.. Tut has been On.
| gagged In the practice
Of medicine thirty
years, and for q long
Time was demonstra.
tor Of anatomy In the
Medical College Of
Georgia, hence, per.
sons using his Pills
have the guarantee
that they are prepared
on scientific principles
and are free from all
quackery.
He has succeeded In
combining In them
the heretofore antag.
onistic qualities Of .
stSssSsA ssisS, purge.
tive fsyiI yisgtosie
Their hrst apparent
effect Is 10 increase the
appetite by cansingthe
food toproperly
ilate, thus tho system
10 nourished, and by
their tonic action on
the digestive organs,
regular q healthy ev:
acuationsarc produced
The mpldity with
which fsrsoas Take o.
fssh, while under the
Influence ofthesepiIIs,
81 itself indicates iheiS
.ulaptabili'y to nourish
the body, and hence
their eReacyin curing
nervous debility, mel.
;lncholy, dyspepsia,
wasting Of the mus.
Giles, sluggishness Of
The liver, chronic con-
'stipation, and impart.
o the system. Sold ev.
ray Street, New York.
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FALLING LEAVES.

They are falling. slowly falling.
Thick upoa the forest side
Severed from he noble branches
; where they waved IN bsausssss pride
SAsy are falling In the valleys
where the early violets spiins.
Ard the birds In sunny spriugtins
First their dulcst music ring.
zhsy arc falling. sadly falling.
Close beside our cottage door
Pale and fade! like the loved ones
That have gone forever more.
They are falling, and the sunbssms
shine In beauty soft around;
Yet the faded leaves are falling
FALLING on the grassy mound.
they are falling on the hesmlot
whore the silvery waters no~.
Asd upon its placid bosom
Onw .rd with The waters 20.
They srsifaliins 10 the churehysrd
where eur kindred sweetly sleep
whore the Idle winds Of summer
Softly DER the loved ones sweep.
They ere falling, ever falling,
when the autumn brsesss slkh-
when the stars in beauty glisten
Bright upon the midnight sky.
They ere falling when the tempest
Means like Oceans hollow roar
when the tunelsss winds ana bilious
Sadly siEh for ever more.
They ere falling, they ere ialling,
while our ssddsnsd hearts still 20
10 the sunny days Of childhood,
In the dreamy long sgo.
And their Jade" Aues remind %
OF the blightsd hopes and Dreams
Faded like the falling leaAets
Cast upon the Icy stresms.
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Carl Shan is q vidover. and schem-
ing m-idenS IRE ravins about his won
derlul yc.reiy brown eyes"
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NEW ApvERrisEMEMTs.

MIA, z and Revoivers. illustrated Price List
UuNS flee. Great Western Gun Works. PITTS
burg. Pa N
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15
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Senator Matthews Financial Bill.

The financial bill introduced by Sen
ator Matthews, provides that where
any United States legal tender notes
are returned to the treasury, or shall
have been redeemed in coin under the
specie resumption act of 1875, they
may be re-issued from time TO tims,as
the exigeneies of the public services
may require, or otherwise, provided
the amount at any time outstanding
shall not exceed 1856, 000,0 coo, and the
Secretary of the Treasury shall not
make any reduction of the authorized
currency by retiring United States
notes below that SUN. The bill also
requires the Secretary, for the pur-
pose of redeemlng legal tender notes
as prescribed by law, to acquire and
maintain q reserve fund in coin of not
less than 100000, goo. to be provided
by the use of he surplus revenues and
the sale OF bonds. Ii the coin reserve
be reduced to $50, 900 600, the redemp-
ton of legal tender notes shall be sus-
pended until the reserve fund is re-
stored 10 800. 000,00 but in that
event holders of legal tenders may ex-
change them for United States four
per ttHN. JULIUS, III VI itOt It>S
than $50. Notes thus redeemed sshall
not be re-issued or replaced by others
until the reserve tund is restored to
Sl00 600. 600. The bill also authorizes
the Secretary of the Treasury TO re-
ceive in payment of any bonds which |
he may sell under the refunding act OF
1870, legal tender notes in lieu OF coin, !
but at not less than the par value of !
said bonds in coin, less an allowance I
not exceeding the half OF one per cent. T
OF said bonds for expenses; aud he is
required TO use the legal lemder notes
so received, or such other notes as
may be issued in lieu thereof. in the
purchase of any outstanding $40
:, nds, at a price not exceeding their
par value in coin, or i'll purchasing
;oin for the redemption of such bonds.
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Senator Mo- tons Committee.


Senator lpgalls, OF this State, in ad-
dition 10 the important position of
chairman of The Committee on Pen
sions held by him, was, last week,
chosen a member of the committee Oh
privileges and elections. The addi-
tional honor is signal one. What
will the patent-insiders and other
smal,-fry papers who have been de-
claring that he has no influence in the
Senate say now? Wire-work nor po-
liiical scheming of any kind will Sc
cure positions in the United States
Senate-nothing short OF recognized
influence and admitted ability.
The Commonwealth, in noticing the
signal honor, says that his selection
for so important place should put .
STOP TO The Democratic slosh that is
being published about his having nc
influence at Washington.
A corr cspondent OF the daily Pres.
saws:
The Republican caucus OF the Sen
ate selected Senator Ingalls, to take
Sesetor Morton's place on the CON-
mittee of privileges and elections. ano
the Vice President appointed him a
The suggestion OF the caucus. This l.
the most important committee in th'
Senate; and is of almost an entirely
political character. Ingalls, was Sc
lected because of his well-known un
fiinching Republicaniim. aud becaus
he is regarded in the Senate as clea
headed lawyer.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15
The State Elections.

The Democratic triumphs of last
week, when sifted down, prove to
have been no victories at all. In no
State or municipality can all increase
be shown, upon the contrary, decid-
ed falling off. The Republicans. il
turns out, carried Wisconsin by near
IL fifteen thousand and wrenched
from the Democracy and their allies
the city of Chicago. There is no sign
anywhcr of Republicans voting the
Democratic ticket. Pennsylvania, al
ways doubtful, was only carried by
the Democrats by their old unincreas-
ed vote, large per cent. of Republi-
cans having staid at home, but who
will be in ! inc when aroused by ma
tional issue. That the Republicans
are not all dead or bulldozed in the
south is proved by their carrying
Shreveport, Louisiana, by six hum
dred votes. The Democrats i'll 1880
will again be cursing their stupidity.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15
THE KANSAS CLkM.
Senator ingalls, Bill to Reimburse Kansas FOR
Wsr Expenses.

Referring to the fact that Senator
Ingalls, has presented bill to re-lm-
bursc the State OF Kansas for expenses
incurred in equipplng troops during
the late civil war and for suppressiug
Indian hostilities, the Chicago Tribune
goes out OF its way to denounce tho
measure as zone of several hundred
bills to abstract money from the pOck-
cts of the tax payers" that the prop
osition is to take $50.o0 out of the
people of Illinois," and that "if the
claim had been valid it would have
been paid long ago" And it cites
bill presented by Texas as q parallel
case.
We don't know anything about the
Texas claim, but we do know that just
exactly such claims as that of Kansas
against the general government have
been paid to Illinois and every other
loyal State in the Union. The people
of Kansas paid the money necessary
TO meet the same class of claims pre-
scented by Illinois and other States.
And Kansas certainly has ~ much
right to ask payment for the expenses
she incurred as had Illinois.
In 1864, when Price invaded Missou-
ri, Major General Curtis called on the
Govorner of Kansas to put the entire
militia force of the State in readiness
TO cooperate with the United States
forces in repelling this invasion. Mar
tial law was proclaimed throughout
Kansas by General Curtis. The whole
able bodied male population of tho
State, with the best arms they could
procure. responded to this call, march
I'd into Missouri and engaged the vet
ran columns of Price in battle, and
him to retreat.
In 1866, '66 and '67 the State was
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Ell Paso
Baltimore Avenue.
pucGpor Strasf
Is 80
"A 90
Buckner Street.

The prayer of said petition Is for judgment
against each of said lots or tracts CT real estate
for the said amount set opposite thereto.
That the same be adjudged lien on said real
estate and for an order judgment and decree
dsring adjudging and decreeing that said lots
and tracts of real estate set out above and in said
petition, and each and every parcel thereof be
sold at judicial sale in the manner provieo by
law tor the collection of the amount of said tax,
costs and interest opposite to and charg
able to each of said lots tracts of real estate
and an order judgmeD; and decree forrver bar
ing the said Mary Davis, Ii. Il. VanTrees and
others unknown and all persons having or claim
ing An interest In or to said premises. lots or
tracts of real estate any part parcel thereof
from having claiming any interest therein,
and for an order Judgment and decree ordering
adjudgng and decreeng the sheriff of sedgwick
county, Kansas, to execute and deliver to the
purchases ut such SALE q good and sufficient deed
% conveyance fur the lot OF tfxct Of lsud by him
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15
The Kansas Delegation.

Much has been said and insinuated
about the conflict of opinion among
the Kansas delegation in Congress, i'll
regard to the "Hayes' policy" We
predicted, about the time of the meet
ing of Congress, that the delegation
would act together in the main. We
have seen nothing thus far to make
US change our mind. The well-in-
formed correspondent of the Council
Grove paper confirms us in this opin-
ioh. He says:
'sIn fact, none of the Kansas delega-
ton eau justly be charged with oppos-
ing the present national administra-
ton, nor can claim that any member
of said delegation is in full accord
with it, for the reason that the adj
ministration policy, if it has any, is
not sufficiently developed to be under
stood by any not educated in Ohio
politics: =.
"Tbe charge of hostility to the ad-
ministration so freely made against
portion of the[ansss delegation is ut
terly without foundation in fact.
Even the charge that Senator Ingalls,
characterized an honorable secretary
as "a d Id Topped cared Dutchman"
has no better foundation than the as
sertion of some gossiping bar-room
low, vulgar wit, and was never
thought of by the Senator, until in
formed that rumor charged him with
having made such remark. Our del
egation is harmonious, and l think
there is q good reason for hoping it
will remain so, at least so far az the
public and private interests of Kansas
and Kansans are involved" Common
wealth.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15

STATE OF KANSAS,
Sc gwick County.
In the District Court Of SeIQvick County, X
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15

again called upon, by the United
States military commanders, to FUR
nish militia to aid in supprsssing In
dian outbreaks, and protecting the
workmen employed on tho Kansas
Pacific road, national enterprise. 1t
responded, promptly and ehectly. In
1868 two regiments of Kansas State
militia, BY direction of General Sheri-
dan, mustered for campaign against
the Indians, and served three months
in the field, under the direction OF the
United States military officers.
During these troubles more than
thousand citizens of Kansas were
killed, and moru than million dol
lars worth OF property was destroyed.
The general government cannot re-
store the lives Of our murdered citi-
zens, nor do we ask that the ruined
homes, destroyed farms and property,
shall be paid for. But We do ask that
the State shall be repaid for the
money actually expended in the de-
fence of the State from tho rsvagss Of
the enemies and wards Of the general
government, and from whom it was
the duty of the government to protect
US. Claims similar to these have
been paid to almost all the States and
Territories that were situated like
Kansas. and they amounted to mil
lions Of dollars. The Tribune, We
have no doubt, regarded such claims,
when presented By the State of Hi
nois, ~ just and legal. Why. then,
should it denounce the claim Of Kan
sas? Let the editor read the little
pamphlet recently prepared by our
State officers, and learn the facts in
the case before it speaks 80 freely and
positively concerning subject which,
10 is evident, it has never inv estigat-
I'd, and knows little or nothing about.
Champion.
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Delano or West Wichita.

~ o..
5OxloO feet in reserve Il
Nxl00 feet in reserve Il
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Won't Endorse.

The Republican members of III,
United States Senate held a caucu'
last Saturday of several hours dura
ton and elaboration. Opinions were
freely interchanged and it was soon
evident that less than majority en-
dorsed the Presidents southern poll
CIV, but it was agreed that no formal
issue should be taken with the Chiei
Executive-that the public or part.
interest in no sense called for such .
coursp
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Clld Weather--Big Storms.

The norther that swept down over
the Arkansas Valley last week was
not Matched in Kansas. by the dis
patches we note that The thermome-
ter stood six degrees below zero in
Michigan, with heavy storms
Throughout the northern States.
Great disasters are reported of the
ships on the lakes and many lives
were lost. Some snow fell as far
south as the Kansas river.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15
The Vote in Kansas.

Kansas went Republican last week
with her usual off-year majority. In
every county except one where th'
Republicans held strictly to their par
ty organization aid allowed no ven
lures or innovations victory crowned
their efforts. A few counties cursed
with the rule or ruin spirits wert
carried by the Democrats under as
sumed names such as "lndependents,'
"Workingmen," etc,s
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MIXED.
shsr;Ts sala

District court 1sth judicial district, sedgwics
county, Kansas.
j. L. Askew,
r. L Wet and r. }7ess. Jr.
Minor heir OF Louisa West
deceased
By Firtue Of an OF 'er OF sale fssred ont of tho
district court of the l3ii judicial district sitting
in and for sedewiek county, Kansas, wherein
J, X. As4ew, is plaintiff and e. l.. West and r.
L. West, Jr., MINOR heir Of Louisa West. 4, e
ceased, defendants. Will,
Saturday, ne l9fday Of December, 1s77,
at clock p m, at the courthouse door being
az ise front OF the building known as Eagle blocE
on Douglas avenue, in the city Of Wichifa kan-
SIS orF Tor sale .fpIlbiie auction 10 the higlcst
bitli.cr isr cash in hand alt the right title and
Interest OF hp defendants Z J.. Sc tamil x l..
West. y N nor heir "a Louisa West deceased
ih .-iid The following described real property
7-tlr'r o. iiie cui-AtF "a ,esgwick state II kal-
sa-. fn Vif-
me northwest quarter Of iaa southeast quarter
san t-le -.u,h"e-i giafter Of the northeast arsr-
'el r see i'n A'isssr thiity-tilrrr 49, iu town.
7'"t AuA1ff vents -ainr CD ralr uumhertwa
t- r-i sNffa.-cti ~ i.Fc hand etl and ftvtnf,--
I've d1.stis $3.50 90
,a'0 f5ii lfpper'g 8 levied upon ns She rroa-
cri1 Il de end ants d T. Wet and e. r.. ac-t
tr., iH.u1v telr o- louisa - est deceased and
w nr 1'la o. saiist stil or'icr III sale.
'..-ii4 sfiiecr 70 i--illl- October 3D. fs11
ii " pUNNisfi Sheriff
+ Siu-a :. il.,,.lu- Flslnli4'5 Au1rneys 81
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purchased at such sale, and plaintiff further de-
mands judgment against said dc endants and zach
Of them and each and every tract of real estate
lot above described Tor costs OF this suit and said
sale and all proceedings Hereunder and such
other and further relief as equity may require
on the 9Th day of Decenber, Iss7. If any they
have why said lots and tracts of real estate shall
not be >old Tor the pay ment OF said taxes, penal
ties, costs and interest assessed thereon
W T.. STANLEY.
c9-4 County Attorney
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f-cfi Greal ca.1ce 70 isIilsc money n r1fcl1f 9
w lssrt god sou can -et sreenbacAs. We
ncfd person tl eTeff tIWo - fike sol .a-ri -
ug.i str Csc iire-3 cheapest and be.t g.llstral-
ed 3 itnlig pfisiie-iIan III The worst Aus one
ears become a -accessfai 80 ut iae most ellriH.
W0sss OF srt gwen free 90 -Iibsrtibers. Ghe pixie
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sgcpt reroTs nlaking over $50 in r. wees. 4
tally agenf reports taking over 30 Subscribers In
Ten day All UHp eug 70 in1Ee "a ucy fas.-
You can GeT9te an your time 40 the business or
olly your spare time. N0u need not b. away
from home over night. = on can do IL Is vs. n -
others full par ficulars, directions and terms
free Elegant aud expensive outfit Tree. II Won
want pr0.it-hie work send Us your address at
once. IL costs nothing 70 try the business. NJ
one who engages fails 10 make great pay. Adj
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sale and all proceedings hereunder. and such
other and further relief as equity may require.
The said defendants required to show catise
on the 9th day OF December, Is79 If any they
not be sold fer the payment of said taxes, penal
ties, costs and interests assessed thereon
W. L. STANLEY.
ss-4t Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1877-11-15
The Pope Falling

The Pope's physicians are alarmed
at the increased weakness OF His Holi
ness, and have summoned the mos
eminent physicians of Europe to his
bedside for consultation. Since writ
ing the above the telegraph announces
his death.
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w. c. WoopMAN.

accompanying the above note were
the articles alluded to, from which
we Gull extracts sufficient 10 make
plain the matters alluded TO. Never
since the days when 5. P. Chase,
rs Secretary of the Treasury, gave 10
the country its war monetary system
has there been time when the financial
question has been of such paramount
interest 10 the entire people as now.
1t is question that ignores sectiona
lines, at least that of Mason & Dixon;
q question that must rise above all
others until satisfactorily settled. Ii
the Republican party, while in power,
should prove SO wise or fortunate as
TO be able TO furnish the solution all
will be well for her future ascendency.
In that case, as Mr.. Woodman wisely
remarks, it would be well to view il
in all lights. In the following ex
tracts he has offered much that
worthy of thought and attention.-ED
EAGLE
- awhile the ship of state was tossed
upon the agllsied sea of revoluii, n,
enveloped IN dark, uncertain future,
Ole government was excusable for tie