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GRACEFULLY DONE.

Genera. Garfield. who has the ability
to say good things and has said MANI.
ncv-r said anything better fitting the
sub,c, than the following ia his speech
vi thanks to the Ohio Legislature, on
The occasion of his election to the SeE-
ate of The United States, and which rs
the closing paragraph of his address:
during The twenty years that l
hayr been in public life, almost eighteen
at IL la Tho Coner.As of The United
have tried TO do one thing Whether
MAS mistaken or otherwise, il has been
the Plaza OF my life to follow my couvic-
ton al whatever person n cost TO my
self, have represented for many
years district ia I lonsres- wiuse mp
probation greatly desired, bat thou2h
Il ma, seem Il little pgotisi cal 10 say IL j.
Vel desired sill more The appreciation
%, sun IgBrsnn az his anne wa, Gar
neld. Laughter Az! applause. lie is
i,,e uni, ARIA Thai ain cn.np,iI'ei T."
sleep with ia ,gi,trrl. and eat with, and
live til. ani de with, and II costa
npt have Ia, appr"b ,tio" slIaa.d have
had cpnpanlon>h,p (rruemed iaugttc'
and ap,!:in-rl, an,i III this larger CON
s,iinrB,'y Wli.s.., iiar called NE Ia repre-.
scut tiicin now. l can oniy do whit l.
irie 10 nay brsi set. applying the sam"
rate. And Il I sliod.d be So uiioriu-
d 80 a. 10 lose ne confidence oi .hi~
larger cons,i,ueary ] must DO what
cserl other lar plsaled Giaii iias Ia do.
carr, h. Duilllcai i.Ic IA has han l. an
take iilr Consequences Ddt md>i TO-
iow what srrtns 10 iiie 10 b' Tie oni,
sal': rule of ny ii!,. ana with thai vac"
oi The ease. Hni wa, thai u,urii person
al reference, leave Thai subject"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
ANOTHER RAILROAD.

New York dispatches Of the 18th insi
announce that a new railroad proi''ci
has been launches, which is the Pachlo
4 s.. Louis raiiroad 80 be built from
Pueblo. Colorsdo. down ihe Arkansas
y-ncv se Grca, Bsnl in ksmsas. $40
miles, 70 which pa;nt short er'snssi'''
1, AZ. IN ar~ l,i,r hull, by the kaa.as
Paciiicl asnpans from lis Salina exsrn'
sion ai Mrlh,rson. ard cnother h, The
Missouri Pacific from Wh4.i,a vhir' is
e~,ers.R 50 lie reached by the latfefr
comssuy during She romiry summer.
II.llsss:on of q . line in I"larrsso--'
TO @ihs..a j. ypslcssocd VII - bSit
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by the Denver e. Rio Grandc Railroad
Company. and the cos, of the line is e.
minated at ten thousand dollars per
mile.
a peculiar feature is that il is contem-
plated 10 built the road by the ISSUE of
stock and without bonds. The primary
object of the line is tn supply the large
demand of emigration in the ireeiess
valley OF the Arkansas for coal and tim
her from the fool hills OF the Rocky
Mountains, and The counter demand for
hay. grain aud provisions for the mines
OF Colorado, but by the connections
named The line becomes short central
line from ST. Louis to Pueblo, and puts
The Denver 81 Rio Gran,ie mountain
lines of Colorado. New Mexico. AriZs,-
nm aud Utah into connection with the
Missouri Pacific and Kansas Pacific. and
The resi- OF the Could system ON east.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
WHY GENERAL GARFIELD D'l
NOT GDTO COLI MBtS.

General Garfield was in Cleveland
when he was Nominated for i,if SENATE
by the Republican members Of the Ohl'
Legislature. having refused ia go 10
Columbus 10 rondaci his canvas in prt-
eon. When the news reached him W.
"a PRESSED deep qualification, bn' al q
he was not surprised. Speaking to .
Leode, reporter of The reasons whirl
kept him at distance. he said: II be-
lieve in Hitting political can,as>es of tbi'
kind 10 Il higher standard. on course.
iIierr are cares whcr !: becnnes nec's
sarv for n candidate 10 appear ia n fight
Ii I bad brcn personally asraiied =
would have been my duty 10 20, and
held myself IN readiness TO 20 if il ID
ca ne necessary in that way: but {,
make my.c,f n sol citor fee votes. !
could no, do il. wood rather haN'
host lie place than secure IL ia that MA.
Besides. wiehcd To keep myself !ron
becoming r.s,arsied with pledges air
pr.m.ses. - iiaa might 80 into III
Senate with my whule freedom and al
with indepsi,lcrec uu NIL QH Sii"Es.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.

To hs Editor Of The Eagle:
The Ministerial Association Of the 5tI
District, Kansas Conference Methods
Protestant raarrh. held their first meet
NJ for the conference year at Richlan.
chool house, Harvey county, kansa.
December 3lst and January LIST.
The opening sermon was delivered b,
President Sullivan Clark, from II. Tim
THY, 2, Nv.
yhe following brothers and sister
we're invited to honorary seats. snc
PERSISTED in the exercises, viz: Rev. H.
Archer. W, Z. WOODWARD, A.So .in,lers.
II. :. McL"ud, r. ". Denny. lIon.A.I
it;chnond, l.. Lock. A. Jones and
others.
After fixing ihe time for meeting and
adjournment, The business Of the pr, .
sramme was taken up in the followin,
order:
The subject Of Justification by faitL
vas presented in very interesting
"anner in sesmen by Rev. F. II. Mar
Tin, from Romans. 8, i.
Rev. Anih"ny Martin. late Of Nilsson.
Il, preached very entertaining dis.
course ON CHRISTIAN perfection, from !.
Peter, 3, XIV.
Rev. W. W.-Woodward read an essa,
u the importasce of missionary work.
Hon. A. q. Richardson was apl. int
~ ctlninif,ee,o draft resolutions ex-
pressing tire sense OF this s,.ec.s. Oh ON
the Observance Of the Sabbath.
Mr.. Rev. S. Clark favored ns with q
good essay On the Observance vi the
sabbath.
Miss Eva Woodward read very po-
-iical essay-ssiject. prayer.
Rev. ;. ". Marin ,hcn proceeded TO
preach from l.sal, IS, vi. subject, total
dcpravi'y.
The following COMMITTEES were then
appointed:
W. NJ. Woodward, on plan for oper
ating the home missionary work, TO re-
port al next meeting.
). Clark. w. Z. Woodward and s. W. |
on ..o-,ler Of business
Rev. 5. Clark read an essay. Su5iec, |
faith aud bel;-ving.
lion A.sG. Richardson offered the ]
resolution. which were upan-
Imousiy adopted
WHEREAS, We believe the sale and |
use III intoxicating liqussrs 10 b. wro &. /
Rcsoired, ihh We rsjoice isssaisrr.'
prime. ples Of temperance and absolute
prviiibiiisu have made great and grati-
yimy progress during the past /, ear
hat We are IN favor Of such law -
'sssil entirely prphsbit the Wanufacfur~
mi sale vi alcoholic and malt liquors,
kept for medicinal and merhaaicai
s>c-: hat We heartily cspfssnseni the rf-
ost aow bc.nz uisde to ,srare The adop-
avn of ite asn~ndspeut to our state
constitution, t,rssisihsfInx the nsznafsr-
ufe au,i sale VI airohOlic and NAL,
liquors, unless for weslicspzl sad me>
-s,asirxi u-s-. spd, further
R.ztred, Tini the msnissess Of this
be requested TO pfescs, 1t
rast ons discourse on each cf sne above
sfo'ects ls Their rsspsctiss churches
iarsn1 sts s>su AZ wear.
assJred, TGsfWr46easese the sabbath
~ = sjvsss syysissossiS suss1
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
rNEINU!AN TERRITORY

The Efforts nc~ masking 10 scaas~ tic
passage OF hill Tor iI,e establishment
al territorial form of government IN
he Indian 'erriiory VIII al l.a-t haze
The effect OF bringing thi> important
question prunineu,I, before the public
miad. 1rre is no great Likelihood that
the oklshuma bill. prepared under the
,iise.iion ei The -ub-co,nn ttre OF the
senate Commute IN Territories. and
reported ia oar issue .f Yesterday. VIII
becenra law durin. the present session.
bu. il is quite certain thai s"..sef .F IT,
Ter imperative necessity viii eaiapei
ssl, an, riian.e in our present pole, Of
.s,.aiiss. All The civilized Indian natrins
now Irving IS neutrality-suspicious. sover-
..iyntics in f;ir is,ilaI Territory. There
are fs-n think NJ ts.s-n fiiaissss tsI,h tn.
tacis IN The RAISE who are G,a it.Qs.ss.j-
Il s.-gyiired ihnf u great mi-tske wss
msd. As our law makers when the Init
an nations @.Ys guaranteed the lierpef-
al right to exclusive .-5g>e>sson of that
GefrliUry ausi td u form os ..,f-govcrn-
nient al variance with The s,.s~i. il
y.sae in all oihtr parts of the country.
q MIC AID :ar the i,.lssns and bad Tor
li,c ilRsias.s aaa s.s.. 'nr the whites. Il,
iesscd IL VA Az seSt.je postjva "
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KANSAS STATE MILITIA.



TIE Military Companies Of Wic,tiia.
numhol,li. winii:,|i! 0lu;lIc and Emipo-
ria. have been formed since the First
Regiment was organ zcd. ami n mee;ins
sf The officer. of these companies WIS
hell ~ Topeka on the 14th inst. for III
puruose of forming n new regiment. to
be known as the Second Regiment i.
=. NJ. The. meeting WAS ORGANIZED 10,
the election of Major General Brown.
President. aud Lieutenant Ton, MdGan-
non. of the Olathc Rides, Secretary.
The election OF field officers was next in
order. and Captain l.. n. wo"irork. of
the Wichita Guards was elected C"!"h-
el, md j. NJ. IIaaicy of the O'a,li'
Rifles. Major The officers then drew
for company letters. the drawing re-
sulting as fellows: Wichita Guards.
COMPANY A: lIutnbuidi Guards. com
pan, Il: Winfield Rifles. Company c:
O'a,he Rifles. company u; Em'1ria
Guards. company T.. Three companies
were not represented.
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set apart for rest and religious worsAip
that re viii denounce ard afeapprOse
Of al .rts II public siiSplays ara sinsnse.
snenis, of all Iarades and festive gather.
lnxs ON the Sabbath day that Ne BE.
lieve the running Of trains and delivery
VI freight, and The carry ing and div.
cry Of the U. 8. Aails on the sabbath
day to be unnecessary, and should cea.e ;
that We view with fear and alarm the
growing sentiment to unake our sabbath,
s'inlar to tine European Sabbath, . hoIi-
day instead Of = holy day and
WHEREAS, We recoxnixe the fact that
the strength Of the nation lies, not in
the size Of its armies, but il, the honesty
aud integrity Of its inhabitants.
Rcs0krcd, That the highest type Of
being developed under and
BY The influence and teaching Of the
bible. we Will ever labor fur its cunair.
ued use in our public schools.
Adjourned to meet at Cottage school
house, on call VI executive committee.
s. CLARK, Chairman.
WV. WOODWARD. Secretary.
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PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.

The President has nominated 'a'ii'''
Russ, n Lowell. al Massachusetts,. Envo,
Extraordinary and Minister Plcn'po-
teuiiary 20 EnYland; John W. Foster.
OF iIdaBa. Minister To Russia: Luriu'
Fairclild, of Wisconsin. Minister {"
Spain: Pia!lips II. Morgan, 1T Louis
lana. Minister la Mexico; Iii II. Muir
ray. of Kentucky. Governor of tial
Territory Wiliam j. Philiip-. Unite
Stairs Marshal for The Eastern bisird
OF Kansas: John Mcneil, United State.
Marshal for The Eastern Distric; oi
Missouri: August Ash, United State,
Marshal for The District al Nevada
DeFiist Porter. Arizona. Associate Jus
tice al the Supreme Court. Arizona
hacob d. Blair. Wyoming, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court Of W ynni
ing Melville c. Brown Wyoming, Tn
tied States Attorney oi Wyoming.
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FROM GRANT.
January Is. 1880.

January l6. 1880.
To tle Eiifcr Of lie Eayis:
NV Years day was with us well en-
joyea; not that there was so much
mirth. INCORPORATING, gift-xiving aud
receiving as occurred ON Christmas. bat
that there was great deal of quiet.
analioyei happiness. Relative. aud
friends have gathered together. renew
ell their early attachments. taikcsi over
other New Years days with mingled
feelings of pleasure and sadness. hare
nssile,i the time when life ~ss bat .
dream of happiness. before r..,,si had
slarsenesi the We. aai perhaps r~Ins.s-
beres. to when all were Hiring sud IN.
t,ying together. before any Of our be-
love ! cae~ were taken away. All. hos
pFee nas ihcse remembrance. My
orr hears bessfsen-s, * Them NAV we
grow better through thrsn-
Tas y.tsie vsIYc Is yulley CsDiee y
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22
SENSIBLE TALK,

The ingalls, farce is still draggin.
along. The sooner il is ended the be-
ier. There has never yet been an lot.
OF evidence to prose ih.i bribery wa.
resoricd to hy lpgali,' trields, and non
W II be discovered. The ease was thor.
aigi.ly Investigated by the Kinsas Leg
i.la'urr last year, and disposed of then
wien the excitement 1i tie election wa.
-iill fresh. aud it> revival in the Scnt"
was without warrant. T:~re is harIi,
Il witness for the prosecution who's
word any court in Chrrsien,ton would
take us,iss oath. y,earer 1ri6ane.
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TIE SANrA FE.

The Boston Transcript says the eisa
in Atchison. Topeka ami Santa Fc SO L
has a,,s n Regarded 10y inan, rs unprece'
denied in the history of The Bo>ton
stock market. IND therefore gnwarran-
Ud. Z las Is q yer, superficial view %.
,lc case. lie iarI j. hat The incrra~,
IN the cnInihse of HE road is nnprccc-
denied IN lie railroad history of tli'
county. aud another tact J. HAT iii
stock of the road will take ereaIes
fligiis, and big wheat croi' this season
will make the - i.iiiia and Souiharr'-
crn stack wor,h one hundred cents On
tho slollar
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CATTLE.

To rs, Ej.sar II tie Eas,s'
am well pleased 10 see that my friend
Mr.. John Kelly is the champion Of the
Ilerefor,l>, in this county. for they have
failed TO have a friend tn advocate their
cause 1Riil Mr.. Kelly came to their res
rae. Fi,.se Is no doubt that his letter
was brought pui by the DISCUSSION be-
fore The Farmers Club. eoapie OF
weeks previous. ia VIII ch the Shori!soFus
were advocst,J vury strongly by their
tssesis o. being the besi - tie for the
Sedae,sk luas,y farmer to rsise. or by
using them Ia cr.,s. az 49, other breeds
Of native csttle. hare noi stse ts>ss
daabt bat kat those wlo d sire 1t VIII
HAD il ,Sg.e of the most PrsSs.hle EN-
ami W.. 40 enj y much
Ds.Etscsjo1 = gisSSsy lbspe isJst Isap
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tiful animals of. the bovine race-the
Shorihorns. | might go on at great
length and give my reaons for preferring
this race Of cattle rs being the hest to
breed from in in this county, but I viii
deal in facts, SO the farmers can judge
for themselves.
In the first place viii show you the
kind Ut animals that won the highest
premiums ut the Birmingham fat stuck
show November %, 1879. and ut the
Smifhfield club show December 8, 1879.
These fat stOck shows are held annually
aud are looked forward to will, great
anxiety by the farmers of Great Britain
As showing the most improved breeds
for beef with the least expense in fat
tening. The highest prize. consisting
OF Que hundred guinea challenge cup
aud fl00, was given to SI,ortlsosn
steer two years aud five mouths old,
AMI weighing l,70l pounds. The his b.
eft prize for cows and lieifers was given
10 POiled Scott three years and ten
months old, weighing 1920 pounds.
At the Smlifh!irld clLb show the Shuri-
horns were again victorious. carrying
of all the highest prizes. Now VIII
come to the fat stock show held in CHI
CO 20 from November ~ to Is, 1879, a,I"
see which have received the highest
prcin.u,,ls. My reason for thus sllowlne
lp the different breeds OF cattle ut the
IA. stock show in Chicago aud else
where Is to show where my friend, MIR.
Aciiy. gave only part Of the repor.
SHOWING The proportion vi dressed ,mea.
~ 1--we weight, al the show III Chicago.
three animals were weighed, slaughter,
"a aud drcssei-a grade Siorti,orn, .
= ,odt four years Old; y grade lie.e.or..
A,oat the same aye, aud grade Devo.
Inree Years Old. fne animals wei.
Weighed, then slaughtered, xul twenty
oar hoar. aIterward the carca>ses wer.
4 lirtcrel an Nrtr iel
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i,irtcreI an | we.2 lel :

As will he seeu by this statement tn
prize went 10 the Hereford by differ.
nee OF l.4l per cent, and the Silorihorl
,aving the heaviest hind quarter b. !:
difference OF 1922 per cent, where tn
nost valuable meat is tous
The Shorlhorn> were awarded all th'
,renliunl> al this show with the exec,
lon of two, one going 10 the graz,
hereford aud the other te ihe grad'
.Iex0u.
| will now take mp the grades at tn
1t stock show, for | believe the farmer
II this cuuR,y ave more Interested il
his class of cattle, for they can wiiliou
mich trouble or expense have all grad :
IN their farms, If they think il is To,
Expensive to obtain any Of the thor
"ishbreds, while ihaY bring them ID
most money, and The q .icke-t return
And 4" present this To your readers ,
sill give yon the following table, show
* the age Of animals and their averag
rain Der day
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system.

A, she request of Col. Everest, CONT
sci for Srparor ingail-. the Senate Com
mit,ce on Privileges and Eelcciions or
dcred 10 be printed and gia.lc part OF
the record i'm the ingalls, case ,"ar papers
filed with the Subcommittee ID kaii'ss
but not then incorporated in he record,
which were sig,,rd by the counsel for
the ,ncnorialisis, en'irr'y eNonera'iii2
from. the clarg.s ar iinpuiaiiops Of cor
ruption eighty-two Of the ei2hiy-six
members vi ,he kansas Legislature who
voted for ingalls,, thus narrowing i'"
charges down to four members.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

A great deal of excitement has been
caused by the introduction in The Assem-
bly, OF the New York Legislature al "A
bill TO provide for The clioice al Presi-
Dental electors by Congressional dis
tricis. instead of 10y the state at LARGE
rs has been the custom for nearly hnlf a
century. The sciicue IA it.eii is "a good
one. since i; would rnducc AN electoral
college mere nearly representing 'ii''
views of the people than The present
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

Colonel Plumb and Mr.. RYAN hay
ench introduced Il b,ll 10 organ yea ne"
land distract in the southwestern par
of the State. AMI its passage is not I'M
probable, There j. some sense IN max
ing u new DISTRICT dawn there where
uuld he p,ssih.e to agree upon tbs
nfsirrr., h,t il wuuld bo folly TO organ
il. one la the northwest aud taase II.
oil ces vacant uutli the X .n,as ielr.a
ton should be able 10 ''iiariuouizc" up
Oh the appoiu,menIs.-Ch'nopioa.
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mi that amer N awisa0 hos o{tos0oSy-s
certain age Il wili not then pay for th'
md ii consumes, for some u these ~
nlls have mol naid fer their keeping
will nov take the grades aud cross
rs that were exhibited at the show III
zee which breed has been the most Sue
ce-sful in their beef qualities.
The following statement is taken from
the Naiiu4aj Ltle Stack .lnnrnot:
Lot h-Steer tour years old aud owe,
Is entries; first premium, 7. l.. Miller.
.Icecher, Illinois; second premium, j.
}. G,llett, Eharit. Illinois. Steer =
uni under 4 years, % entries first pre-
mum, T. W. Hunt. Ashton, Illinois +.
second premium, same. Steer one an.
in,ler two years, IA entries /; first pre-
mum. j. u. Gillett, second premium,
,,litie.
From this showing We see that q
hereford cross took first premium af 4
wears oil and over a grade Devon took
.econd prcu.u,n OH ,iree and under
.Our wears of age.
All the other premiums went TO Short
horu grades.
Tia is . good showing for those per-
sons who wish to raise grade Shor.-
iorus.
Now. Mr.. Editor, if by selling anG
.ait, n ny our grades from one I" two
wears old, rs from the foregoing state
.nent we see that there is the creates
an. and that all the premiums here
aye been awarded to the grade Short
aurn>, except one In the four. year-old
lass gwen to grade Hereford, aud
me 10 ti,ree-year-old grade Devon.
where will my friend. Mr.. Kelly. bc
with his ilcreiord>Y lie viii have Il.
wait until they are four year-olds and
then sell them at loss, or borrow some
Il our Si,orthorn blood 10 hurry them
up for market.
One item in regard 10 quotation
male from one OF Mr.. Cavanalyli's cir
:.ilars. lie s,a',s that the Hereford,
will thrive aud faticu here the Short
,"rn- wo.ild siarvc. Now, il Mrkeii,
y -hes the farmers of sedswick count,
10 beiieve this he viii have 10 brin.
u IRE proof in favor Of his cattle than
lie ha> done. or he is mistaken IN the
/ nj Of ma eral they arr composed o,
u ~ g,t make >on,e of the rccen, exec
Ia trrs believe such statements, aud !
10 noi think many If them. lie claim !
he Herefords were brought here u |
treai many wears ago, ani Henry Cia,
lad them On his farm at Ashland, and |
{ 80 will he please inform yoar reader,
NV il comes that all the Herefords are |
tarvei oui Of krntuck in the fs,,,uus |
Hue grass reg ION.
e. = FIc,sorrz
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An organization of the Kansas state
militia has been formed. TO b. known a.
the "Kamsas State Militia Association.
Tie Officers are: Major General Willis
Brown. President: Col. j. T. Brad!e,
Vice President Capt. II. a. Nccdliani,
Secretary. and Chaplain T., Nonjesu,
Treus,irer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

The Chicago Times gives list OF
nineteen blunders the Democratic pariy
has committed in the last quarter of II
century. Blunder No. was the repeal
Of the Missouri compromise, and Biun-
der No. 10 is the "Pcrpelration and de-
fence of the usnrpaiiou in Maine"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-22

The Rochester, New York, Dcmocrof
a,d C5r0aicfe ,a,s:
Emigration 10 Kansas has alrcad,
rnlu,ncnced. u thing unknown besore u
tins .ca.nu nj ihs year. Lewis 4 Co.,
iickc, agents. Yesterday furnished tire,
families with I.ckcls tor that State. au,s
II Is SAID many other iaim,i.c> tr"n ,hi.
a,,d adjoining counties Will soon follow (.
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SEUVEYORS AT WORK.

Colonel j. {. Nyc, ~ Eureka, writes
us under date of the l4ih, that The En-
si8cer- are AT work on the Gould CAT
rison raai. this eide of Il. Roy, making
The finti location I'll the line. Wot"af
I'0iicy Times.