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JAMES l. DYER. Receiver
Legal Notice.

In the District court Of sedgsiek county,
Kansas.
W. {. Woo5mzD.
-
The<-,ariek W. sike., Atlanta ". .ikss- Tim
o,hy Y. sweet George u. Noble, Charles
X. Cotton and W ". Thomas
The above names; Thedoriek w. skies. At
jyrf. NJ siSes. Charles h. Cotton are hereby
no. issd that they have been suef ey TIE
.so,e named pisss:iS In the district ceaft u
sedswiek county. state Of hsnsss. saa tszf
unless they answer the petition Of ssid i'ss n
tn against him fIed 10 ssid sr;ion- In the Of
See OF the clerk q sid court. ~ the 'sh dsy
Of May. Issb. said petition VIII be taken -
true and Judgment viii be readesed ~ sssd
sesion in fayer Of said plsiriif ADD against
said defendants Tbeo&orfek " sskss sS1
A,iznia u. skies. for the sum Of .eyes brD-
,.r@d dollars With interest thereon ssosn TIE
l.. siay of August. 1879, n the rate % L pei
c~n;. per znanm. axd for the sale Of the fol.
ia~snx rexs estate, tyisg asd situate 10 sse
ssansy Of sedS~iek. snd state Of kanssA. to
ait:
The south ress quarter Of seetisa We ose.
IL. in township 70. ,wensy-n,ne- - ssusa
q, range No three 81 wess, sst Ill The aHtsr-
e. OF Charles y. Cotton fherejn. unass
mortgage 10 szsisfy sad son II nsosy. fnsss-
-, and eos.s Of asid zrsioo In aecosdsnes
sish fAs prayer Of sid petition.
slrse D HArTox,
Tia rnjSaaeJ AsasodH
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shAriH-s Sale.

District ceurt. isis Ju.iieisi District. seix-
wick county. Esasas
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CUT KANSAS IN TWO.
\ GRAND SCHE0lE TO SETTLE TUE VEx-
ED'lNDIAN QUESTION.

INC latest boom comes from TT. Scott
in the way Of proposition to remove
the capital from Topeka 10 more GEN.
trail part Of the tate, and meeting
is 10 be held there this week for the
purpose Of giving expression to what is
claimed TO have grown into demand.
The papers say that Emporis, Junction
City and Wichita will contest for the
honor of being the culture great, As
to the last named candidate, we guess
she has not been consulted. We will
take the capital and thank YOU. gentle
men. if IT can come in the way Of a
gratuify. but our people are intent ON
building up solid business point, and
to this date have made no overtures for
the blessings and curses of a political
center. Some eight years ago the EAGLE
agitatcd that capital removal question,
publishing diagram or map of Kansas
which we cut into eight squares. TOpe-
ka, as we held. was within five miles of
the center af the northeast eighth Of
the State. The article at the time ere
ated no little talk, and considerable
newspaper comment. The Fort Scott
Monitor, then edited by Wilder, pub
lished the diagram or map and stirred
up matters considerably. But whatever
might have been accomplished at that
time, the prospect now Is little weak
ening. The taxpayers of the State
have no little money invested there now,
and every day adds 70 IFS volume. En-
poria, Junction City, nor Wichita are
geographical centers. Newton or Nc
Pherson Center will be closer to the Gen.
ter of population within ten years. as
they are nearer the geographical center
than either of the cities named. We
hardly think Topeka will lose much
sleep over the Fort Scott meeting, al
though we don't deny that Southern
Kansas has some grounds for complaint.
If the mountain won't come 10 Mo-
hamet we suggest our old scheme, pro-
posed In the State bonsto soRe years
ago, whereby Topeka will be made
more central and several other good
things follow. Let us cut of the west
end, the high prairie end, the drodthy
end, the cactus end Of the State at the
Tooth meridian, or whereabouts, aud
ccdc the same to Government for an ln-
dian territory. Let Nebraska follow
suit, AMI tLn ist the Government take
this strip, together with the same width
off the Indian Territory, and quarter
all her red wards upon il. 1t would
make q territory little over 100 miles
wide by 500 miles long, and give q
northern. q middle and southern eli
mate. Let each Indian reservation run
from side to side OF this strip, so that
each tribe would be hcdged in on the
east and west by white men, aud Oh
each side by two di!lercn. tribes Of
Indians. The white man viii never
want that territory, and then the Indian
can gradually and unDo'eslcd fade from
the face OF the earth.
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RIGHT OF WAY.

We arc in receipt OF private advicc>
fro,n Washington 10 the effect tina, Con-
grcssman RYAN will be able 10 get up
the bill granting rights of way through
the Indian Territory this week. Tn.
whole Kansas delegation will aceepi.en-
dorse aud work for any measure which
viii open up the route SO much desired
by the people of Southwestern Kansas,
but the prejudiccs of eastern members
cmbarrass greatly all efforts in that d.
rection.
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UNITED STATES COURT AT
WICHITA.
PART OF THE INDIAN TERR11ORY 10 BE
ATTACHED TO KANSAS FOR JUDE-
CTAL PURPOSES.

n. ~. ,s.h ;,s. Hon Tho,r.s Ryan
s ms.
introduced INTO the House tne iono"
ing bin to provide for holding term
Of the District Court Of the United
c....s =. w;,h;.. K.rs.s end for afh-
1850. y ''
er purposes
BE It enacted by the Sendfe ana
House Of Represe"fatsres 81 the C@aed
SfGees 81 Anaerscd ~ congress Assem-
6Led. That there shall De one term OF the
United States District Court Tor the u.s.
trict Of Kansas held at Wichita IN each
year, ON the first Monday OF September,
from and after the passage Of this act ;;
but no cause, action, or proceeding shall
be tried or considered IN the court here
IN provided for unless by consent OF all
parties thereto or order OF the court,
except as hereinafter provided. The
clerk, marshal, and district attorney for
said district Of Kansas snail perform the
duties pertaining 10 omces respectively
for said court, and the clerk and mar
shai shaii appoint a deputy, 10 reside
ana Keep their omces at vienna VINO,
In the absence OF lhe principals, snaii 90
anu perform al the uutles appertainlns
70 tnelr said omces respectively; But
me Guy or county au.horitics snaii pro-
vlde suitaDIe on,iding, without ex-
pense 10 the United states, IN which TO
hol1 sara court: otncrwise no court
shsil pc heIG az such place:
DEC. IhaI me provisions Of the
Jaws OF the !espective states ana lerri-
tories IN when are located ineian res
ervations, Iela.ing 70 crimes OF MURDER;
manslausn'er' arson rape, O9relary ana
t 70 snaa oe a s aha taken 10
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FLY YOURSELF.

A correspondent from Peotone. sign
ing himself Facts" in abiding 10 I'm
war's" suggestion that the EAGLE leave
this county because it criticised ST.
Johns course, says that the people OF
Pcoione would as soon see Cngar go is
the EAGLE. aud little sooner: and say {.
that Cngar does not represent the sen
,imcn,s of that people. We don't know
how that i. hut we expect 10 speak our
convictions always. "fac,s" commu-
nica,ion is too severe for reproduction.
bu! no doubt is in The main ira;hfiil.
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GRANT AND HIS SOLDIERS.

Mr.. S. s. Cozad, of this county. hands
us copy of the following order issued
by Grant as Major General after the
battles Of Lookout Mountain and Mis-
sionary Ridge. Mr.. &. cut it out of a
paper published at the time. 1t shows
IN what estimation Grant held the sol
liers Of the Union:
Headquarters Military Division of the
Mississippi, In the Field, Chattanooga,
Tennessee, December 10. 1868.
The General commanding takes this
opportunity of returning his sincere
thanks to the brave armies Of the Cum
berland. the Ohio. the Tennessee. and
th,ir comrades from the Potomac, for
the recent splendid and decisive sue
cesscs achieved over the enemy. In a
short time you have recovered from him
the control of the Tennessee river from
Bridgeport TO Knoxville. You dislodg-
cd him from his great stronghold upon
Lookout Mountain, drove him from
Chattanooga valley. wrested from his
determined grasp the possession of Mis-
sion4ry Ridge, repealed with heavy loss
10 MIN Ills VtBtuttu d>Sdiits hROu
vile. forcing him to raise the siege there
driving him at all points. utterly routed
aud discomfitcd. beyond the limits Of
the State. BY YOUR noble hcroism and
determined courage. you have most ef-
fectualIy defeated the plans of the enc
my for gaining possession of the States
q, Kentucky and Tennessee.
You have secured positions from
which no re5ellious power can drive or
dislodgc you. For all this the General
commanding thanks you collectively and
individually Jhc loyal people OF the
United States thank and bless YOU.
Their hopes AMI prayers tor your sue
cess against this unhoiy rebellion are
with Won daily. Their faith III You will
M. he in vain. Their hopes will not he
blasted. Their prayers TO Almighty
God win be answered. You will go to
ether fields of strife and with the in
yincble bravery and unslnching loyal
to justice and right which have charac-
terizcd YOU in the past. You will prove
tha, no cucmy can with withstand you,
and that no dcfenses. however forinida-
bic. eau check your onward march.
L. 5. GRAST, Major General.
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6heri6's Sale.


District court thirteenth Judicial Dstrict, sedg-
wick county, Kansas.
Leopold Hays.
Mnrshall W Bosworth.
BY virtue OF order of ale issued out Of the
dstrict court Of the ~ h judicial district sitting
in aud Tor sedgwick county, Kansas wbsreia
Leopold HRys Is plNintiI an! Mar-hAll W Hos-
worth Ii defendant, will on
Monday the 2afh day Of March. a d. Isso,
ut O'Clock y. IN, at the courthouse door, being
At the front Of building known Ms tsgie block. on
Douglas avenue, In the city Of wichita, hama
oner for ale At .ubiic au .tIon, 10 the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all the right. titls and
interest Of the defendant. MARSHALL W Hs-worfh,
In and TO til following described real property.
situated In the county OF sedgwick, and state u
kAnsas, to wilt
The southwest quarter ~ OF section number
twenty-one ttb, d" township NUMBER tweaty-
nine tlsj, south Of range number four ts) west,
and praised sf e50o said real property h levied
upon ~ the property of Defendant aarshaiI W
Bos sorth, aud VIII he sold to satisfy said order
Of sale.
sheriff Once Wichita, February n. Isss.
II. II. WATT, sheriff.
BY =. = King. Deputy -heri6
Harsis 4 Harris, Attorneys for Plaintiff. as
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LOGIC.

The logician of the New York Graph
&c reasons it out in this wise:
Mr.. Tilden is rich. The Democratic
party is poor. a Presidential campaign
costs money. Rich Democrats are not
liberal. Mr.. Tiiden will spend money if
he is a candidate. He will not spend a
cent if he is not. And besides this,
there is shrewd suspicion that if Mr..
Tilden is not the Cincinnati nominee his
friends in New York will ''knife" the
person that is. Mr.. Tildcn will be NOM
mated
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Leg al Notice
In the District Court OF Sedgwick Count

Leg al Notice
In the District Court OF Sedgwick County.
Kansas.
II. q. Finuey.
W r. FROST, Rosa Kim
pinsky, robert Jacks, and
Phelps, Dodge 4 Palmer.
The above Daned w X Frost, Rosa kimtiu,ky
and Phelps Dodge & Palmer ARE hereby notified
that they have been sued BY the above named
plaintiff la the District Court OF Se,lywick mtnty
state OF Kansas. and that unless they answer the
petition OF said piantid against them HE'D in said
action In the Office Of the clerk OF said court by
the 9Th day Of May. isso, said petition III be Ia
ken as true and judgment will be rendered ia said
action In favor Of said plaintin aud against said
defendants for the sum of 4ia Dollars, with inter-
thereon from the 81 day Of t ie.S Mt the rate Of
per cent per annum, and for the sale OF the fol-
lowing real estate, lying and situate Ia the
county OF SedgUiek and state OF Kansas, to wit ::
The east y OF the southwest Z. and the west =
Of the Southeast 4 OF section 10 In township -,
south OF range west, undera mortgage 10 -ntisfy
said sum Of money, interests and costs If said
action I'm accordance with the prayer Of said pc
titioa. SLtsS Il HAfTOS,
5!-3 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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STATE OF kANSAS,I
County OF Sedgwick.
In the ,,iatris. e--.s. 4 Sedgwick county, In the
state OF Kansas.
J. T. Lauck, Plaintiff,
vs.
Myron + Washburn, adMinis-
TRAITOR Of the e-tate Of Richard
b. Washburn. deceased, and
the heirs of richard Il wash
bura deceased, whose names
are unknown, Charles stone
and 4. II Douglass.
The defendant, are hereby notified that they
have been sGed by j Lauck who haa filed his
petition Ia the Office OF the clerk Of the di-trict
court OF ..aasas, ia AL for the county OF Selg-
wick. praying for the quitting Of the title 10
Bounty Land Warrant. number my thousand
four hundred and sixty nine ia. s9), fore hun
dred and sixt, (i6D acres Of land, aud Issued 10
Richard Ii. Washburn. December u iss5, under
the act Of Congress, March ID, ISIS.
The defendants are hereby notified that the
plsintif petitions that judgment be rendered aasl
decree issued, dive-ting said defendants Of all
right, title and interest. In and To eaid Bounty
Land. 52-t
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4 special from Great Bend TO the
Kansas City JoDaai recently says that
three men. Sam Peters. 4. J. Hoissing-
ton and {. a. Morris control the poll
ties of that valley. Where's Muse
Where's the auburn-haired editor of the
Wichita EAGLE: Where's Bill Camp
bells Where's the Little River States
man." General 4. I. Taylors Where's
Emposio Nescs.
Echo answers ..whcre:" The people
answer .played -
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THEY DO FAVOR IT.

HELEN. March Il, 1851.
To tie Editor Of fss Esei>:
Inasmuch ~ false impression has
gone out thai we. the citizens of Erie
township, do not desire the ST. Louis &
San Francisco railroad to paA through
our town. now we, the property owners
Of said town, would hereby make II
manifest that we do want and expect
the road to pass through our town. We
voted the bonds almost unanimously
and expect TO pay our share, and, as an
sgnisplesA dssdsv The bs9eit q tie
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wick county. Eaas.s
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NkWARD.

The New York Tribune thinks that
since Tilden has concluded 10 rc-nomi-
nate himself. the best thing he can do is
TO let that income tax suit come 10 trial
as soon as possible. An adverse decis-
ion in the midst of the campaign would
be very awkward. TO say the least.
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AT Wichita. KS. March I'D. iss0. I
Notice Il hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice that he will appear With
bis witnssnes TO make fnal proof In support Of
his claim, before this ONCE Monday the 18Th Of
April, 1890; Mark J. Coats, d. r. No 1888. for
the east half Of south east quarter Of section No.
-. In town No. -. south range west. and names
the following - his Witnesses to prpvc his CON-
tinUous residence upon and cultivation Of laid
tract, viz: Il. c. Baird, W. Emery, James
Warning aud Thomas lckiey. all OF Louise, D.
Sedgwick County
X. L. WALKER, Register.
WV Thomas attorney. SIS
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The I.arned ChroanscoEe says 1t would
not be surprising ii the Hon. Thomas
Ryan should receive the unanimous en-
dorsement Of the Republican conyen-
ton OF his district. Parties who orpos-
ed him in the last race, viii support him
now for the third term. Mr.. Ryan las
made an excellent member, aud We hope
he win be returned. 1t 10 the older
members who shape legislation u Con-
prex-LmcSrNRe s{09pGA
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Republican State Convention.

A deleeate convention of the republicans VI
the STATE Of Kansas will be held In Representa-
tive hall In the city OF Topeka. on wednesday
Afternoon March 3lst, 1850, ut O'Clock, Tor the
,mrsoss OF selecting ten delegates and ten alter
mates 20 the National Republican Convention, TO
bs held In Chicago, June 2, lss0, and nominating
Eve presidential electors 10 he voted Tor at the
rext November election. The basis 81 rerresen-
tstion In the said State Convention shall be one
lsleratR and one alternate for every two hundred
and 6fry votes cast, and one delegate and one al
terri ate for each fraction OF one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE or more votes cast for Albert A. Hor-
ton Chief Justice, 1t the November election IN
oshsr regularly Organized county, or county with
a township organization, attached 70 another
couuty for school purposes. which delegates ana
aud sitsrnates are npportioned to the several
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Notice.

Notice.
In the district court Of ssdxwisk county. and
state Of kassas
Sarah \. Lucy, piainta.
francis N Lees, defendant.
The Abovs Esmed francis " Lucy IL hereby
notified tina; he has been sned by the above
sd -arnh a iuey la the di.frist rosrt ~ s~dx-
Eek county AID state Of hsnsxs and that niss~
he answer the pstiiion Of .sid yisia;ig nisd
against him IL the once ~ the clerk Of said court
b, the 18th dss 81 April. 4 ID. isso said I<u-
rendered Ia raid action IS favor Of laid pisntis.
and against said dsfessiaBt. dis@ living the mar
rage rsiation heretsfoys eassting between the
plaintiff AID defendant, and srsntfpr the piais-
til divorce AID en-tsjy % their csrtsie chill
dren. IN accordance with the prayer u her said
p<titIsa -TAsEE1 d WAL,
sf-k attyrnSys for piasntlI
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-25
IMPORTANT DISPATCH.

The following dispatch was received
bv us Monday evening. from HOn.D.C.
Haskell, Congressman from the Second
District:
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
March %. 1880, 4:38 p. m.
To the Hon. N. n. Murdoch
The statement that Mr.. Ryan has OPP
poscd the bill attaching the Indian Ter
ritory 10 Kansas for Judicial purposes,
is untrue. lie Is radically in favor OF
the measure, with Wichita added n a
place for holding Federal courts.
ID. &. HASKELL.
We assure Congressman Haskell that
the animus of the statements referred
10 is well understood by our people.
That Mr.. Ryan and the entire delcsa-
ton stand ready to do all that lies in
;hcir power TO securo tie much needed
legislation no unprecedented man here
for a moment doubts. We are only scr
ry that assertions arising from petty
iealousies. personal hatred, and unwar-
ranted ambitions, made by parties In
Wichita. should have led any member
of the dele CATION 10 think that our
people entertain a suspicion of double
dealing. We assure Mr.. Ryan and Mr..
Haskell. as also Senators ingalls, and
Plumb, that while, touching the matters
Of the Federal court, and right of way
through the Territory, our people are
deeply intcre ted, and somewhat anx-
ious. they have not for single In
slant been influenced by The foul cal
umnies and contemplate aspersions Of
parties here in Wichita who have only
personal and political ends TO serve.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-03-25
6trayed.

From Dry Greek Grove, March 10, enc buck
skin colored pony, 1--WE years old, black name
and tail, black stripe down his back, two or
three white feet, had halter ON when he
left home. Any one giving Information or
delivering the same to me win be suitably re-
warded. 51-et GEO. N. RfCxARDs.