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mark, came back In . voice, - clear,
firm and determined - ever issued
from mortal throat:"
IAN right. you do the shooting and
iii do the driving ~
"And suitiDg the action 10 the word
he snatched the whip out Of my hand,
slipped from the seat to the bottom Of
the wagon, and commenced lashing
the mules Crawling hack into the
wagon flor Hallowel had snatched the
whip from my hand while l was still
standing up in front) I pulled one
ed one Of my revolvers. q had two.
aud Hallowell one), crawled, or rather
fell, over the lazy back Of the seat,
crcpt to the back end of the wagon,
looked out the hole made BY the puck
ertug OF the sheet, and counted the In
dams. Thirty-four feather-bedecked,
paint-bedaubed, vicious looking an
outfit as ever scalped q white man,
were coming down on US like . hawk
on a chicken.
81 had hardly reached the back part
OF the wagon, when Hailowell-be-
tween his yells to the mules-asked
How far are they of, Cap.?'
II answered him as we'll as could
and he renewed his lashing and yell.
ing.
''NoiseIessly, the Indians gained
for they did not utter q whoop, rs
yet"
"Again Hallowcll asked, how far
are they of now, Cap. p
Again gave him an idea of the dis
lance between us aud our merciless
foe, and again he gathered inspiration
Tor fresh yells and still more vigorous
blows.
IL was sitting on a box containing
crackers, sardiEes, etc, intently watch
ing the approach OF the cut-throats,
aud saw with fear and trembling, the
ease with which they gained upon us
knew then that safety did not Law in
flight, and realized that something be-
sides mules heels would be necessary
10 preserve our scalp-locks.
again Hallowcll inquired the dis
lance between pnrsuer aud pursued,
but before | could answer, two shots
We're fired from rifles by the Indians
accompied by yell that was enough
to make the blood curdle in orr veins,
and no answer was needed to acquaint
our valorous driver that the iiends
were near enough to commence max |
ing us trouble
"He yelled at the mules down came |
the whip upon the poor animals backs;
yelled. for what reason don't know |
unless to keep company with Hallow-
ell, and the wagon flew over the rough |
road, like patent baby jumper. The
bullets from the two rifles passed |
through our wagon cover between
Hallowell and myself, doing no dam
age.
'The Indians charged down on us,
into two parties. one going
On each side, aud delivering vOlley
Of arrows into our wagon as they
passed.
Just as they went by, Hallowell
cried out, Cap, Pm hitv
Turning around and looking at
him, saw an arrow sticking in his
head just above his right ear his arm
was still plying the whip, going as un
ceasingly as the arm OF windmill,
ind his yelling only ceased long enough
10 acquaint me with the fact of his
grabbed hold of the arrow
pulled it out of his head, aud said:
Does it hurt!''
mot much," he answered.
"The Indians had passed on, then
;irciing back. prepared for another
charge"
To be continual
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President N Msioa t. a nag as well
a. warrior. NJ ons IL tis receptions
an officer made wry face 81 tbs tes,
chocolate sud cikrs. saying. II aau't
think much Of thIs Why dsu't rou
give us some cold meat, or q pieces ~
isam. or some bordeaux 70 A. he
stands iaunehi1g his cake aud grumb-
lug his shoulder - touched. Tasnisg
fonpd be SEES . servant win a saver
on whica are cold meat. slice Of ham
AID bottle of BORDEAUX 'fWhy
what does this mnsu r. 90 the servant
-fbs Nsr<bai overheard iBoasiesr.
returns the servant. Another ,sms IL
!. = young "sogs-liestsBsat . fresh
from 81. Cyr (fhs French West PoiAtl
who IL stsuding, melancholy aud de.
jeciod, iu - doorway. The Marshal
comes sp TO BIN aud Gays. "Dsn't yoa
dance z" 20. yes: bat i'g sm not
lucky. did ak oif lady 20 hsaes
with mt, and The rsfatrt." Which
QUE was itl' The ycaaz poiats her
out. "So~. look here. soaax mao"
says the Marshal. ''yoa 9aght to dsd
cut who pesyle are II you siss't want
10 ran your heal 10 4 wall. ssI MOI
oak Marshall wives TO Ja<ss without
k1owinx them. Tbs. IL Madam De
NJ AsooB. VINO never dances Bat I'll
ask hss 10 dance vita you tsis vs~s."
AMI she din.
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Sheriff Sale.

In District Court, Thirteenth Judicia. District
sedgwick County, Kansas.
Benjamin A. Baker,
II. A .Ihornhill, Of al.
by virtue OF an order of sale issued ont OF the
District Court of the 18Th Judicial District sit
ting in and for sedgwcA county. Kansas, where
N Benjamin a. Baker Il plaintn. and b. a
rhornhiil, eft al are defendants, Twill, on
Saturday TIE sfh deg IF .Icauary. 4. q. 1879.
at o'c lock y. ~ az the courthouse door being
IA front of the building known as Eagle Block.
on Douglas Avenue, in thee cry OF Wichita. Kan
sas. offer for sale at public auction. to the high
est BIDDER Tor cash in rand. ali the right, t,tle
and interest of the defendants u. A. Thornhill
ct al. in and 10 the following described real
property. situated in the county of Sedgwick,
The southwest quarter 90, of section sax (c) ,
IN township number twrnt, EIGHT lsSl, south of
range number two CO east.
said real rroPeri, Is levied upon as the prop
-riy OF defendants u. A. 1hornhiil, ct Al, and
viii be sold 10 satisfy said order of sale
Sherin's ONCE, Wichita, Kansas. December
I'd, A u. ISIS.
II. W. pr7NNING,
sheriff sedgwlck County, Kansas
Harris HAMS. Pins Attorneys s6-5
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4 Warning Agsiass "a.na,ssa' HsbisA

NOW YOU H,meeicsn gents" said =
master Of ceremonies at Halifax 10 Q
party OF American visitors, ''aforc you
are introduced To is Hexeiency amber
Royal 'lghness there. few raIes to be-
hobscrved. Don't hexpec,orate hon
the carpet has yoa are ia the 'sbit hot
doing hat 'onc, you know. hand don't
keep your ATS hon hos you hare hin
the 'sbit hof doing hin Hsmsrios. No
revoIvers hor bowteknIves IL hAliowsd
In be drawcd hin tho presence hof 'js
Hexeieney, hand 'er Royal 'ighae.s,
wich Is what you are doing ~ Con-
yrcss continually. Hand you'll walk
hin backwards, hand you wont think
III shaking ands VITA 'er 'sxhmcss, nor
heven with Ia liex.iicucy nor hof
course you wont hadifrss lin has .old
'ots, hor hold sar,iinr, has hif 700
was talking 10 your President, you
know. You'll s.mpiy bow ha.,d has
sumo han latitude hof rcyeseacs 80
far has you KNOW 'ow. hand then re-
tire backwards bout hot the Royal
presence.
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Bsseonsfsld's Books.

The comfort which we are told to
look for in every English home is
found for the first time in the library
This apartment is half library aud
half a drawing-room. There are plen-
" Of tones, bur no dust. The light is
abundant and II falls as often on bril-
liant hangings as on sober bindings,
aud evidently no hangings are too
brilliant for the taste of the occupant.
Rich Oriental yelows predominant in
the decorations. bat there is an Ori-
entail harmony in the fittings of the
apartment, taken as a whole. The
book binders lines OF gold on the vol.
nines here and there catch up aud car
ry out the cOlors, as an artist would
say, from one end of the room TO the
other, and the place is filled with bits
of bric-a-brac which serve the same
end. Yonder huge knife, in its case of
gold. Is one OF the owners memorials
of EASTERN travel. He was but boy
thea, and he had marked boys taste
Tor these giit'ering toys. Copies OF
the Revue DIES Deux Mondcs living gu
the table show, il not the tastes, at
least the necessities, of his maturer
y
books he has been consulting. The
paper-kbife marks them. The reader
has but just LETT them. to take them
up again when he returns to the room
Evidently the hero of the Berlin Con
gress desires 10 see what his neighDora
think OF his Eastern policy-who was
II put about the story that Lord Bea-
Consisted knows no French. Another
lie gone To the way of the rest!
Here, as every here ia this interest
ing but melancholy house, are pictures
of friends dead and gone. That OF
the poet Rogers, hanging by the man
telpiecc, Is but peucil sketch, anna
teurian, yet not without merit. Ii at
least does full justice TO that nose and
chin which, according to Byron" wouid
shame knocker." Rogers was very
early friend of Disrasli, perhaps his
earliest. II was he who took the boy
to be baptized ut st. Andrews, Hoi-
burn, and in thus giving him his start
in Protestant Christianity gave him
also his start in English political life :.
There are other sketches more ANA.
flourish still, of which the master of
the house is the subject, as he appear
ed when receiving an honorary degree
at Scotch university. The lady who
drew them did not spare them. They
show enough feminine malice, il not
enough artistic ability for Psaeh- Iii.
Lordship seems TO be quite conscious
how cxquisitcly Iodicrous he looks in
his bsggy robe Of dignity, ani with
his demure, downca.t eye.-Nec York
Herdfd
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For the Eagle.
GRIEF.
ny PROF. c. A. Z. FIEKIEssoN

BY PROF. c. A. Z. FIEKIE6eOE
IT'S well to mourn; IT'S well to weep;
IT'S well to drop the silent tear
or fond remembrance on the grave
OF those whom we loved here.
The flowers we bring with trembling hands
To-Day upon some cold. still breast;
The tears wherewith we water them
Are holy and heaven b!est.
Aye, let us weep. Even those who boast
The strength OF manhood need not blush
When from their eyes. for those they've los
Founts OF deep feeling gush.
Even angels weep; nor are their tears
More holy than the tears that burn
Shed by the stricken mothers heart
Upon the dead child. urn.
Or those by some fond lover dropped
Upon the last remains of her
AT whose hearts holy Shrine he knelt,
An earnest worshipper.
Such have good reason to indulge
The costly luxury Of tears,
For death has robbed them of their wealth /,
Their hopes of many years.
Yet for q moment let them pause
While sorrows waves around them rOl /;
Pause al a thought from heaven flashed
Irto the singers soul.
Grief /, not selfish 'ti- divine,
Aud breathos around balIowed spot;
Save when in grieyius Tor the dead
The living are forgot.
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Sherif's Sale

District court, 18th Judicial District, sedgwick
County, Kansas.
Thomas ID. obertson
VS..
George W. Darlington. \
by virtue OF an order Of sale Issued out of the
district court of the lSlh Judicial district sitting
IN aud Tor s.d2 wick county, Kan-as, wherein
III mas ID. Robertson is plainttl and ceor ge W.
Darlington, defendant, viii, on
Saturday. tie ih deg IF January, A b. 1879.
NJ O'Clock y. m, AT the courthou door, being
/, frout of the building known Eagle Bloc ;.
IN Douglas Avenie. ia the city oil Wichita. Kan
sas, oii.r for sale ut public auction, Ia
tie highest nider Tor case In hand. all the right
.itlc aud interest of The defendant, George "
harrington. 4 and to the following described
r"al property, situated in the county OF >edg-
wick, state OF Kansas, IL wit:
Lots Nos. tbirty-thres tSs, and tairy-flve ISL
On Meade avenue. in M...d's secoDd addition.
aud IA east WICHITA, 10 the c,fy Of Wichita.
Aud appraised NJ $3.50. said real property is
evied upon rs the property OF defendant George
" Darlington and viii bc sold To satisfy said
order of sale.
sherin's oAiee, Wichita, December 81 ISIS
II W. DUNNINt,
sheriff. Sedgwick County, Kansas
l.. u. Dnnpeii, i'lts' 5 Attorney. a6-J
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The Ashrsffa mcGs OF recovering
debts 10 csrioas When the creditor
esBso. get his mosey, aud bexlns 10
see the debt ~ rather .iezgAfass, he
ats dhsrsa upon tis tsbfor, --s1ss IL.
he squat. down az the door ~ bis tsat
ani beesmss ~ = errtsiB fny.tes,sus
degree the nss,ey Of IL; Va os.s zsss
10 or 90, wifisoaf his approximation. ifs
aelisef eats tin.slf. am s:so~. bis
deb.cs 10 eat sad tsgs fs=s.. sss; az oss-
5ssst Il csrfi-d on assii the dssf IL
paid. ar the creditos i,sxiss - sseI tisst
the want III food IL greater psnisis>
meat tsss tse asssi 81 ssosers s-hss
ssrioss made Dfsnfosssnf lsa payment
Of debt is ls ssisss.si prsetf.s snosx
TIE MsHrstsss -xias3iss hssssif, tks
ehiefsain. MT h~isy rxeasg< isen IL.
sile mss eas ssfs fse d4srsy xses To
The hga*e og test al hssn Dom he
.ssise. 80 igtng 10 terms. spi reuAsss
tbefr until fssr sd&tr - sssiird ausssx
Sassh fims shs osss na3sr ssstrssaE ~
sssessd ~ bss srpssssaxsss, sd nvs
rsymigfF9 To rotSSsn2sSfs Ofsh suy
i,essses tss t1sss ybasn f2~ efkeS
ssxf approve 81. The laws ~ vkteh
tiss dhssss " fegpssssd sSs - e<il -.
Gssd sssj ssszterssesi - shsss ~ noy
esssGB usx4sss<. Warn il snsx6s -
be very stsscs. fss rssisass ss<rsss 3
Ia sA<r .: h.< fsf3sw1vs. was sss.
rssa5 shs fsss. szssarfsse< tbs bsd -
his sssersssy. sssd dSvfsss as=s sIss.
gsssses ~ feel I. ~ Gag, sss<se<. ses-
4srs;s pferrfiss<s szse SANS s5stiessrs
10 nsasesf, fss sssssxss. <sp<sz<h- ~
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taas scsi wxs oare 80 ssssasaxt ~ 60
pfssipss sssd esGr al i3ssssss. ssss
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soss sses '~sskest ts0i Tksy wsso
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~ ssas ufsssst sStssx. ~, Is4sy sss2st1
ssstsss eryt<ss ESQ ~ ss%%sys II
prssxsss ~ isss - : axz<ssss IL ~ -
pSfsss . dsef, fsas fhs nsss<y -
Ussesa1sy 49, ~ npr<s sExe . Esd
sttnpz1s ~ taAss ttas~. - ascnfto1o
w1esseg - oan wss <<anss ~ 2ts
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CITY OFFICERS.

Mayor-WN. GHEIfFESsTEIH-
City Attorney-tHAgLEs HArToN.
Police .lutlgc--ts W. REEVES.
Ility lreusurer-j H. BLACK.
Marshal -i,As. PARKS.
ICiiy tl,rk--FBED. >cuATTSER
yCi;y Suryeyor--IoHS tx II.
Justices oi the peacc--D. \. MITCHELL, w.
|. Hoeps.
Consiahes-E W. BOwaAs. d. y. WILLIAMS.
Council, first Ward-M ZiaMLnfY, and a
h iEGA>p.
Council, second ward-E. WERNER, and NJ.
ARR.
Council, third warei--C. scnArIsEn and ID W.
LDRICu
Council, fourth Ward-f. A. SowEFs and W.
| IuoaaS.
Board Of Education, first Nard-C. u. MILLER
(,d j. X sAwytR. second Ward-Gro. iiAH-
Is aud A. l.. JACKSON. Third Nard-M. w &.
kyY aud NJ. HELLi,i:, FOURTH Ward-If. &.
ANN aud NJ. 5. ADAMS. Treasurer of school
Sargi-Rav. =. 4. EARsES.
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For the EAGLE.
ltsns from psstsne.
PEoToNE, December 2,


Ed. EAGLE:-Thanksgiving wa
very appropriately observed in thi
locality. according to the old customs
of the day. In the forenoon Rev. A
D. Moore, Of Beverly, delivered dis
course at the school house, TO q re
spectacle congregation, after which
the congregation dispersed to partakt
of the bounties that awaited them Al
their respective homes, or their
friends. There were some family
DINNERS given, on which occasion tur.
key suffered in this locality.
The pleasures of the day were some.
what marred BY q funeral that took
place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
Lowry, of their oldest son, who died
Of diphtheria. Mr.. A, d. Moore
preached an excellent discourse on the
occasion, from the following text:
''For CT such is the kingdom OF
Heaven"
Mr.. Lowry has two more children
that are sick with the same disease,
but are doing better. The children
contracted the disease while Mr.. Low.
~ and family were attending a funer-
al of Mr. Lowry's sisters child a few
weeks since, near Wichita. Mr.. Low
ry's family were very sickly during
the past season. Their neighbors as
sisted them very bravely in the day of
their affection. This all reminds us
of the beautiful poetry written by
Mrs. A. II. Adams, and with the per-
mission of the EAGLE l will produce
il here:
What are our light affections here
But blessings in disguise!
They only make for Us a home
OF rest beyond the skies.
What if we oft are wearied now,
With burdens hard to bear;
1t will only make the crown more bright,
When We that crown shall wear
All. east thine every csre on Him,
Thou weary, hardened one.
And raise TO Him the trusting prayer:
Thy will. not mine, be DONE"
So when the toll and strife shall cease,
When Jesus thou'it be blest,
Where folded in His loving arms
The weary be at rest.
While we hear, through the papers
aud letters, from our eastern friends
about the condition of
the weather, some Of them say driz-
zle, drizzlc, drizzle, Others mud, mud,
mud, and others deep snow, we are
having the finest weather we ever wit
messed for this time OF the year. We
would advise those easterners to come
TO Sedgwick county and see for your
self and while you are visiting aud
looking around, do not pass us Oy.
Snow fell last Saturday to the depth
Of about four inches. This is the frs
Of the season, and Is vanishing away.
The evening services that the Unit
ed Presbyterians were to hold last
week, did not take place on account of
their pastors ill health. They were |
until in January.
Rev. j. S. Tnrnbull has gone to Ell
Paso to assist Row. j. Il. Thompson in
the Lords Supper. We |
guarantee "Meli'' has heard some good
sermons from him,
II is very pleasant to be at the post
)tiice and see the EAGLE fl, ing to its
patrons, Mr.. Robert Little is one
more of US, to receive and support that |
EAGLE. as every good
:iiizen ought to. Yours as hereto
fore. UNGAR.
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'Gcrslsmen," said Brother Gardnsr
ss be Chances; xs the clock, -we are oa
de point oh rcfsIgerstia TO our topes-
Lei de spess5t 1b hsrmosia which sius
perva,ss wild Ne se.h .oslss inter de
ou;as wnrrsd. De wtad-snsH costs sos
mo- dan dc hansbie and qaiet wussk az
cider prcss. II asn De empty bos-hesi
which ssss ous de sosdess sYas' = nes
ssruckt wSd sisst. IL j r de~ssH wid
men cay wh.i you mean, 10 shat son
cay, an ssb yer sorsG 10 Dc bs<k-saw
nDd DE- yoo1ahoa
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Rev. T. W. Henderson. editor al the
Cssosed Cif,ses, will DO . candidate
tor chaplain OF the House. Mr.. Hsa.
dersca 10 . capable man. veil sdueaa.
Cd, and Of high Character. He rceelv.
ed . large vote In the Isepublieaa State
Coavention far Lieutenant Govesnor.
We hope he win be elected 10 the POI
siiion he now SOCKS lie would On g
ere1itnblv
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Wiebi,x influence IL bSisx brought
30 tear upon voters ~ SasDnsr eoss-
~ vito fr>gaess the wheat msrkes 10
shat ritz. To isdace them 10 suppost
the srhoa~ld proposition aad reject
the A., T. + 5. r. II fhese felior..
who have gsown rses 81 t:se expense
Of Sumner rssaty. ess sssce~d in sAsir
designs, they vii cuiy be seo hsppy
TO continue Leave at sss t-swer tbsy
have enjoyed for .ssrs.- Hesfssysos
Fress.
What shoppsr'
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'Gbe ddabita eagle.
&. ". MURDOCH, n. p. MURDOCH.
MURDOCH a. BEoTHER.
PUBLISHERS AND PRoPRIEToRs.
pvrag,s1xs sA.rs xsos xy.ws OF APPLICATION.
MAILS.

Eastern Mali via 4. I. & ;. Il. railroad, mail
and express arrives Dolly at 10 sc p m, and de-
parts daily AT 5:a5 a. m.
d Arkansas City via W infield. FL Paso, Littlet0n
Bushnell. oxford arrives daily, except sundays,
1t Z p. m. departs daily, except sundays. at Z
4 Fort Sill via IT. Reno, Cheyenne Agency. OAR
ington, Caldwell, Anadafko Wellington, Rome.
south Haven, Alton, London, Belle Pininc and
|sSaco arrives daily, except sunday, III p NJ
Departs daily, except sunday, al a, m.
Milan, Swedonia, sunny slope, Rolling Green,
clearwater, Ohio Center and ilaysyil,e arrives
Tuesday and Saturday ut y. m. departs Monday
and FRIDAY at s "A. m.
!. kingman via Lorette, Marshall, Garden Plain,
lamont, Alton, Diana and Biension arrives iues
fsTy and riday at p. IN. dcpsrts Monday and
thursday at a m
Hutchinson via Mt Liberty, Haven. Mt Hope,
Fay cite. Lldridge, Ferris and Jamesburg ar
|'ives Monday aud Thursday ut IL L. IN. departs
anne days al 2 D. m.
Augusta VIA i.orena. Minnehalia daily, except
iunday, arrives at l2 m. departs daily, except
sunday. ut y. m.
Eldorado via Jowanda, Benton and Green
vicb arrives Monday. "Wednesday and Friday nj
y. IN. departs tuesday, thursday and saiur-
ay ~ "a. m
. ETA Fslls Via Bloomfield. la Page, Greenfield,
tedar Greek, Grouse Greek, baltimore. Polo,
rdar Ford Douglass, .ivhiand Centre, Rose
La and iowaviile arrives Monday, Wednesday
nd FRIDAY ~ -. ia. departs Tuesday, Thurs
ay aud Saturday al . a. IA.
Mails eoing east aDd south close promptly atS
= m. and all other mails bali honr before de-
arturo,
Post Office opened FOR delivery of letters and
nlle of stamps from a. IN. 10 So y. m
k>ion order department open iEom A. IN. To
III NJ. MURDOCH, p. NJ.
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District court, 18th Judicial District, sedgwick
county, Kansas.
w.K. Ball,
Artrmisa West, Joseph
W. West and n NJ.
Osbonrn a 20.
by virtue of an order OF sale issued out OF the
district cnnri OF the 18Th judicial district sitng
IN amt Tor sedgwiek county. kansas Wherein
W X. Bail L. piaiutih and Artemisa West jos
eph west and ID. Nj. vsoourn 4 Co, deiend-
ssufs, VIII on
>afurdsg fAe asia Day Of nec,mbsr, 4 D. ISIS.
al the front OF the building known as Eagle Block
ON Douglas ksenur, in the cry of Wieh.iS
Kansas. over for sale. II public aaction. 10 tlss.
highest bidder tor each IN hand. ali the right
tile and interest OF the defendants Arteritsa
West. Joseph ". West aud ID. NJ osbourn 4 20.
IN anu 20 the following described real property 4,
situated In the cour.y OF SesgwicS, state oi
Kansas, to vii:
The west half C-sl OF the west half Q-s, OF the
southwest qns,i.r ca OF section nine (el, ia
township twenty seven t-sl soGrh Of range one
III east, except he ien liul tract Oh the south
end anu th.' me Isl acre tract on the north end
leaving bslrnceoi twenty i've 81 acres. being
owe huadred liocl rods north and south and foriy
1901 roos east and west
Apprsiss,nenr waived. Ss,d real property is
levied upon ms the property OF drfcnisat, Arge-
misa West, Joseph W West and D. II osh,,uru
& Co, and VIII be sold 10 satisfy said order OF
sale.
sheriG's Office. wichita, sedgwick county.
kansas, Aovcraber % Isis
sheriff sedgwick Csaasy, Eaasss
sluA : aat,ca. Atsuasys. ss-ss
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

"Seveatccu years ago."says the reb-
el Toomos, Of Georgia. "whsn tac war
between the States commenced, this
government was carried on tor icss
than $6o-o0c.0o0. We had small ar.
my Ut 5000 men. ws had little ma
Wy, and we were sa industrious, hap.
py people. IL you were happy, you
old rebel fraud, why did you get up Q
rebellion! Who 10 responsible for The
government costing over 81, on. 900.
now! Those old rebs have tho cheek
OF tho devil himself, aud will soou bs
to be the party that saved
the Union. - Emsoria yrsrs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19

When II Was proposed to hang the
Confederate leaders, 1t shs elsss Of ths
war, Mr.. Liaeoln said At Cabtust
meeting: "Gentlsmen, there has been
enough blood spilled; not another
drop, IL lcaa helpi IT," Said NJ. STAN
ton: "rhis reply was like thunder.
bolt thrown into the Cabinet. aud not
word Of opposition was offered" A
man who could use such language -
that at such time. could trais sab-
scribe himself: with malIee toward
noac aud charity for ALL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-19
A lws-Aagsc Coz. liasnt.

Mitchell county gave Elder Mitchell
one vote, aud Norton county gave him
none.
The above is from the Wichita EA-
GLE, one OF the best weekli.s in the
State. We look upon il a. :, OF the
best compliments our cos :. has re.
ceived.-Aiei0sf Gaxsffs.