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For the Eagle.
TIE SLANDERER,
aOut Venom. ali u. Worm, # Nil,.n

]
II there be anything wearing the human
form, that deserves the execratiou of man.
Kind, it is the slanderer-that vile assassin OF
character. Shakespeare has lent the force OF
his immortal genius to delincate the work of
this human hyena
lie who steals my purse, steals trasbl
But ne who hiches from me my good name,
Takes that which doth not enrich him,
Bat makes me poor indeed!'
The sianderer belongs to the neuter gen.
der. That is, it hath no distinction of ser,
nor does 1t make any distinction of either
sex, age, quality or condition of life. 1t is
usually endowed with No. head and
No. 10 tongue. What il lacks in brains it
supplies in venom. Nothing pleases it bet
ter than TO collect about itself a number of
its own kith and kin, and having procured
victim-usually some unconscious neighbor
1T proceeds to dissect and anatomize him,
while every part of his quiyering form is
successfully held up to view; to be thrust
through and through again by their long,
flaming. venom-bearing tongues-like the
vulture hawking at the vitals of Prometheus.
Compared with such neral assassins, the
Jesse Jameses, the Bill Longleys and "Billy
the Kids" sink into insignifcance. The one
kills the bodies, the other regulations of
men. Dante in his ''Infernov should have
made the acme of human torture to consist
in securely binding his victim. and compelI-
ing him to suffer eternaly by being sur
rounded by n number of these human YAM
pires, toothless, bat Hanged, who continually
tear his shrinking flesh, and thrust their
long barbed tongues Of fame through his
unresisting form,
Poor Keats killed by lot of this same
tribe oil defamers, with sharp quilts instead
OF tongues IA rose tronden down by swine |
But far above the stencil Of birthstone that |
attended his death, arose the divine aroma |
Of his immortal genius.
For our own part We never come into the |
presence OF this class of people without no.
ticing the strong fragrance Of sulphur that |
continually emanates from their garments.
VIII en- the supreme hour shall come at last
when the good Charon shall invite us to pass
IN our checks and take passage over the
'tyX in his little ferryboat, may the indul-
gent Fates assign US any other corner of
ladies than where these amateur knights of
he stiletto and the backing brush. shall
till continue to pursue their delectable la
'ors of human vivisection in peace. "Let
Is have peace" S. A. MERELL.
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shsrF,s Sale.
District Court. sedgwlck county, Kansas
The Pennington Savings Bank

District Court, sedgwick county, Kansas
The Pennington Savings Bank
Elizabeth Moore q y A English
by virtue OF order of sale issued out of the
District Court Of Sedgwck county, Kansas
VII rein the Pennington savings sank is plain
tin, and Elizabeth Moore and y A English are
defendants, I will. on
Saturday, the 29th dag IF Nay, A. d. lss2
At o clock Il. NJ. at the cOurt-house door be-
Ing ~ the front OF the building known as Eagle
vi ok, ON Douglas avenue, in the city OF wich-
tia, Kansas otter for sale. at pnblic auction to
The highest bidder for cash IN hand, all the right
utle and interest Of the defendants, Elizabeth
Moore and A English in and to the follow
ing described real property situated in the
ecppty Of -eigwick. State Of Kansas, to wit:
he east half % OF the north quarter %
ami The southwest quarter 90 of the nor he. 81
quarter 10, aud the east nalf % OF the south
east quarter "a, and lots one ID, two (2) three
- and four az all in section number thirty. two
ID, in township number twenty en-
range one % east
ssid real property is levied upon as the prop
ertT of defendants. Elizabeth Moore and
English ana will be sold 10 satisfy said order of
sale,
eherIPs oGice, Wichita, Kansas, April 18th.
4 ID. IsS2.
" h. WATT,
sheriff set,sswick eounty, Kansas.
liarl lis x Harris, Plaintiffs Attorneys 4-5
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Sherif's Sale.

District C3urf, Sedgwick county, kansas
4 Cannon aud " m. Deering, partne. as
Cannon 4 Deering,
: W Richmond ami '-ustavus Richmond
by virtue OF an execution issued cut of the
district Court OF Seagwiek county, Kansas
wherein y III HamnlOn and Nm IIeer!Bg part
ners rs Cannon < Deering. are plasntiirs and
Richmond snd GEstsyus Riehanond are
defendants, wall. ON
SriefLsy, the I7hA Dag Of J,fae, A. d. is.2
NJ : O'Clock j.. ~ the court house door be-
ing at the front OF the balding known as taele
Block on Douglas avenue ia the city OF wich-
it,, hansas, oIer for sale, at public auction l.,
The hishess bidder for cash e hand ali the right
title and Interest Of The defendants, >. " Rich
mond and Gusiayus Richmond, In and to the ipI-
lowing described real property situated Ia the
county OF Sedg~iek. state of Kansas to wit:
The northeast quarter ~ OF section number
Two ~, IN township number twenty-eight (2sl,
IN range one % west. and appraised at Six hun
dred aud forty t36iD dollars.
ssisl real property is lesiet apsn a. the prop
eftj u defendant, >. W. hiehmond and will BE
sol u satisfy aid execution.
>herIhs oidee, Wichita. ksnsss, My 9th,
a, d. Iss2
III Il WATT
sheriff. se,lgsiek county, Kansas
Noah Allen, PLAINTIFF Attorney. rs
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MURDERED.

Right upon The heels of,the announcement
oil Giadstone's conciliatory policy toward
Ireland, last Saturday Lord Frederick Cav
endish, the new secretary for Ireland, ant
Thomas Burke, under secretary, were muir
dered near Dublin Castle. They were walk.
ing in park. and were attacked by foul
irishmen with Girks. and fatally stabbed
The excitement throughout England and Ire.
irnd is most intense. he dispatches and cd
itorials OF both England aud America say
tbat IT will prove sad mistake for the Irish
people. We do not view the matter so. No
doubt some of the leaders will suffer. but the
result in the end viii be greater considera-
ton Of Irish abuses by the government.
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District Court. sedgwiek county. Kansas
Leonard Tenpey
George Light, Mary Jane whitseIl, Carney
Light, Florence Light. Dell Light, Edith Light
and Mar ha Light.
BY virtue of ortisr of sale issued ont Of the
District Court of >edgwick county, Kansas
wherein Leonar,i Tenney is plaintiff, and George
Light, Mary Jane WhitselI. Carney Light FLOR
ance Light, Dell Light, Edith Light and Msrths
Light are defendants, I will. on
saturday, tie eta day Of May, A. d. IsS2
AT : O'Clock Z. NJ. at the courthouse t!oor be-
ing Mt the front of the building known As Eagle
Block, ON Douglas avenue, in the city Of Wich-
lta, Kansas. oner for sale, at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash in hand ali the right
title and interest of the defendants George Light
Mary Jane Hhitsell. Carney Light Florence
Light, Dell Light, Edith Light and Martha
Light, in and to the following described real
property, situated in the county of Sedywick
state OF Kansas, to wit
The Southwest quarter "a of the northwest
quarter % of section thirty-four (3t) and the
northeast quarter - OF the south east quarter
Gal, ana the southeast quarter "a of the north
east quarter ~. OF section thirty three all in
township twenty nine go. range two CD west
said resi- property is levied upon as the prop
crty of defendants, George Light Mary Jane
Nhitseli Carney Light, Florence Light. Dell
Light, Edith Light and Martha Light and will
be sold TO satisfy said order of sale.
sherin's Office. Wichita, Kansas, April 18th,
A. ID. lsSs.
H. r. WATT,
sheriff. sedgwick county, Kansas
III. c. Euggles, Plaintiff Attorney. As
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A BAD RECORD.

In the last Legislature J. c. strang repre-.
sented the senatorial district Ia which Lar
ned, his home, is situated. new judicial
district was created and the Governor ap-
pointed Senator Strang as District Judge
strang is now accused OF having seduced a
young girl in Pawree county, the daughter
OF weil-to-do farmer, and it is reported that
an officer wb0went to arrest him failed to
ind him. lie is also accused of having en-
bezzied about sI,700 he had collected for
clients. amt reports indicate that he has
skipped the country - g,aD;oo
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TAFFY AND WOOL.

The Topeka papers representing the inter-
ests of the prefixed and affixed John booms
are just now industriously engaged in taffy-
Ing the negroes, who seem TO be power
when it comes 10 striking a political balance
In the capital city. The way the Common
redfh and Capital stroke the wool the right
way and pat the sable back of the average
darkey is amusing as it is incomp ,ehensibe
TO towns not so largely made up of exodusi-
ers. We suggest the addition of gentleman
OF color to each OF their editorial stats
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A REVOLUTION IN RAILROApINa.

The Later-Oeean makes mysterious but
prominent announcement that an advanced
step in railroading has been discovered.
which will reyolutionize that science, and put
1t fifty years ahead Of the age. II says the
officials of six Of the largest and most enter
prising roads Of the Mississippi valley have
been for two days discussing the new i'm
prorement, the nature Of which will be au-
nouDced in a few DAYS.
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SHELVED.

From the number of Kansas political bar.
nacies who have lately secured places in the
departments at Washington. there is no little
solicitude for the effect il win have on the
next census, to say nothing of the threatened
stagnaticn of politics in their respective To-
calities. Candidates for Governor, for Con-
gress, and various minor places, are being
showed into holes from which may they never
creep to again disturb the placidity of their
home campaigns, is prayer we most hearth
l.s.
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE
at Wichits. Haasas, MAY sth 1857 (
Notice Il hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his iBteEtion 50
make iinai proof In support OF his claim and t. At
saisi proof will be made before the L. ) Las d
Office at W Iehits, Kansas, on the Eth OF June,
lss3 viz: Charlie. Fry, for the =. Of sell ii see
To, twp. %, range west
lie names the following witns sses to prove hi
E ont luu1us residence upon, aad cultivation Of
sad land, viz Elijah Allen. John Dunn + &,
" idows and u. Il Allen, all Of Wichita r o..
Kansas. + L. WALKER,
- Register.
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SheriTs Sale
District Court. Seagwick county, Kansas.
Julia Ashley

District Court, Sedgwick county, Kansas
Julia Ashley
George Light, Caroline Light, Mary Jane
WhitsrH Carney Light, Florence Light Dell
Light, Edith Light and Martha Light
by virtue OF an order OF sale issued out Of The
District Court OF Sedgwick county, Kansas
wherein Jdlii Ashley j. plainsin; and George
Light. Caroline Light Mary Jane WhitseIl. ear
neg Light, Florence Light. Dell Light, Edith
Light sad Martha Light, are defendants, wilt,
Saturday, The 27ih day Of Nay, A. d 1852.
AT O'Clock L VI. at the Courthouse door be-
leg at the front OF the building known n Eagle
Block, on Douglas avenue, in the city OF " ieh.
its, Kansas, otter for sale, at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash in hand all the right
title aud interest OF the fi9fsndsnts George
Light. aroliue Light, Mary Jane whitsell, Car
ney Light, Florence light. Dell Light, Edith
Light and Martha Light in snd to the following
described real property situated in the county OF
sefigwick, state OF Kansas. to wit:
The west hall "a of the uth-wet quarter
Of section thirty-iour go, in township twenty.
nine ts91 range two ,2) west
SAID real property Is levied upan ~ The prop
srty OF defendants, George Light, Caroline Light
Mary Jane wh.tssii, Carney Light, florence
light, Dali Light, Edith Ligh and Mar Ia Light,
and will be sold to satisfy said order of sale.
sherin's Office. WIcEita. Kansas, April 18Th,
\. u lss2.
HR. WATT,
sheriff. sedgwck county. Kansas,
H. G. Ruggies, Plaintiffs Attorney. "A
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DENOUNCING TIE PRESIDENT.

SAN FRANCISCO, May G.-The Tucson Sta,
denounces the Presidents cowboy procla.
ious misrepresentation, and concludes as
follows: The origin of the scandalous proc
iamation is simply this: A band of deputy
United States marshals have been engaged
In the most wan!on criminal practices, and
under color of their official authority they
murdered innocent people, and when the
sheriff of the county in which their crimes
were committed sought to arrest them, they
nterposed their official position and resisted
The execution of the law. These are facts.'
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Notice is hereby given that the Board of County
Commissioners of Sedgwick county, Kansas, will
meet at the ONCE Of the County Clerk, in Wich-
its. Kansas, at dates hereinafter specified, for the
purpose OF equalizing the assessments of proper
~ in the several townships in said county viz
Lincoln, Payne and Minneha. Monday, June S
Grant and kechi, Tuesday, June q.
wichita, Wednesday, June Z.
Gypsum and Rockford, Thursday, June 8
and 10.
Eagle, Park and Union, Monday, June H.
Delapo, Attica and Garden Plain, Tuesday,
June l3
Greeley, Sherman and Grand River. we,lnes-
day, June II.
Waco, Illinois and Alton. Thursday, June Is.
Morton. Erie ana Viola, Friday, June 49,
Minnesota, Ohio and salem, saturday, June H.
Under the decision of the Attorney General +:
This power to correct errors in taxation or
more properly, in assessment, is a power that can
only be exercised while the Commissioners are
sitting AS beard of equalization. -
IL Is desired by the Board that II be distinctly
understood that no alterations will be made in
assessments after the dates above named
Attest; f.. a. DORSEY,
ID Comfy Clerk
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Leavenworth Times: Each day sees the
prospects for the coming session of the grand
commandery Of the Knights of Pythias in
this city grow more brilliant. The energetic
manner in which the local committees are
working has already assured the success of
the meeting. and the only question is how
many thousand people we will entertain.
But no matter how many come, they can rest
assured Of hearty welcome.
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Chicago has Hebrew population of over
10000, and the Inter Ocean says: "They are
seldom seen about the saloons of an evening,
nor do they figure conspicuousy in the police
courts. There are some things about the
Jews that a multitude Of native Americans
could well afford to study and initiate.
Among these virtues are temperance and love
of home"
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Notice for Publication.

LAND OFFICE
st Wichita, Kansas, May 9Th Iss2
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has iltd notice OF his intention t.
make fnal proof in. support of his claim aud
that SAID proof viii be male before the 4 s.
Land Office at Wichita Kansas, on Saturday
June 18th, iss!. viz; Elihu Nauoin, for the nwl.
of Ion 4, twp. &c south range east
lie names the following Witnesses to prove BIZ.
continuous residence upoii, and cultivation Of.
said land viz:
5 II egg, George Gay, T. c. CovelI ami
" Foreman, all OF chita, kansas
l. WALKER, Register
j + laueh, 'ttorney for Applicant 10
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Sheriff. Sale
District Court, sedgwiek county, Kansas
Lanra :. Hunt

District Court, setgwiek county, Kansas.
!.anrs :. Hunt
vs.
Nicholas f. Hammond.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued out Of the
District Court Of Sedgwick county, Kansas,
wherein !aura ;, Hunt is plaintiff, and Nicholas
Il Hammond is defendant. viii, on
SgiarGdg, the i7h day Of JsRc, 4 D. isS2,
VI O'Clock, Nj. at the court house door be-
Ing at the front OF the building known rs Ia lie
biock on Douglas ayenne, in the cify OF Wich-
ita, Kansas. offer fOr sale, public auction, To
the highest bidder for cash ia hand all the ri ght
title and interest of the defendant, Nicholas T.
hammond, in AMI u the following drsor. bed
real pr 'pertv, situated In the county or Sedg-
wick, state OF kansar, to wit:
he nor th-ca7t quarter a. Of section nInlbcr
twenty to-, In township tWenty-seYen ~
south. of range three s west
said real properly is levied uran as The prop
erty o Defendant, Nicholas + Hammond and
" i'll he sold to "a isfy solid or,icr of .aie.
sheria's ONCE Wichita, Kansas, May 9ih,
\. ID lSs2
II. x. WATT,
sheriff, >edgw;ck county Kansas
stanle! 4 Wall, fiaiEtia's Attorneys -
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FOUND AT LAST.

The authorities at Washington received a
eabiegram from Irkutsk. Russia, from Mel.
vile, which contains the information that
the bodies OF Captain belong aud ten men
had been found by natives, and a later dis
patch confirms the sad story. Al. the papers
and books lay with the dead bodies, and
were undisturbed. The tale Of their suffer-
ing, If they left any, will prove mournful
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School Lands Sale,

STATE OF KANSAS,
Selgygiek county,
WICHITA, KANSAS. May 9th, ISs3
Public notice IL hereby given that on saturday
the 10th dag of June, \ ID 1852, will oger at
public safe, under the provisions of chap err IL.
of session iHws of state of Kansas Tor the y ar
1853, and acts supplementary thereto aud anlanf!-
story thereof, he following described schs,ni
lands, said sale t. be Mt the Office OF county
Treasurer, ia city Of Wichita of said County
between the hours o. 10 O'Clock A. NJ and 3
O'Clock y. N said land being =ituated IN sec
ON IL, township %, range wei, 10 wit:
Neis OF nell appraised at S5d1 per acre i'm
provemenis ST 90
Nw4 OF mex. appraised at So o. per acre
SEX Of ne1.. appraised ut s. 90 per acre Inn
provemerts Si}.oQ
sw's OF neg, appIalse at s. 90 per acre, i'm
lrovements $50 20
JOHN TUCKER
- County Treasurer.
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Tom Bowen. the fayorite of Southern Col.
orado, is formerly OF Kansas" and was
Colonel Of the Thirteenth regiment. and this
reminds correspondent of that song also
formerly OF Kansas:
Am a soldier of the Thirteenth.
A follower of Jim Lane,
And should fear 10 steal horse,
Or blush to ride the samey
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Dissolution Notice.

The partner hip heretofore existing under the
me of Redlied X Preston, Of Wichita Kan
sas, is this 5h day Of May. A. D. lss., dissolved
by mutual consent J. G. REDFIELD,
4. f PRESTON
The Affairs of the firm will be adjusted by t T..
Preston, will continue the businsss at the old
stand IA
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Sherif'S Sale.
District Court, sedgwick county. Kansas
j. Il. Askew

blstfict Court. SeigWick county. Kansas
j. X. Askew
X. L. West. sr-, r l.. West, jr. , and
Mary West
by virtue of an execution issued out of the
District Court OF Sedgwiek county. Kansas
wherein j. X. Askew Is plaintiff, and Il. L.
west, sr., L. West, jr., and Mary West are
defendants, l will, on
Saturday, the Sd day Of June. A. d. Isss
at O'Clock y. NJ. at the courthouse door, be-
ing at the front OF the building known As EagIs
Block on Douglas avenue. in the city OF wich-
ita Kansas, Offer for sale, at public auction to
the highest bid ser for cash in hand all the right
title AMI interest of the defendants, Il L. West.
sr.. X. l.. West, ir. and Mary West, In aud to
the following described real property, situated
in the county of sedgwck, State Of Kansas, 10 wit
Lot one hundred and TWEEN y-four QsD on Mar
keJ street In the city of wichita and appraised
at one hundred and twenty-five 1875 col dollars
Said rea! property is levied upon "a the prop
erty OF defendants, X. l. West, sr K. L. West.
jr., and vary West, and will be cold to satisfy
said execution.
sherih's Office, Wichita, Kansas, My 4th,
A. ID. lss2
II. r. WATT.
Sheriff. Sedgwick county, kansas
Harris 4 Harris, Plaintiffs Attorney. 6-5
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A ST. JOHN DEV0TEE.

The Oswego Independtnf don't take kindly
to the EAGLES Ligh estimate of Colonel
John A. Martin, one Of the truest and most
noble men Kansas ever boosted, VINO is an
honor 10 the State and to the fraternity The
trouble with that paper is, it would pluck
the feathers from the wings of an angel If
the editor thought there was a possibility of
such being becoming candidate for any
thing that st. John wants
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THIRD DISTRICT.
Call fess Republican Copgrsssional censsn.
ten

at meeting Of the central commifte OF said
district held at Emporia the 18th day OF
March, lsss, the following proceeding were had
L. That a delegate convention of the Republic
cans OF said district be held at Emporia on
"wednesday, May 20, 1852, at 10 o'clock n m. for
the purpose OF placing in nomination a candidate
Tor Representative in Congress for the 1hirl Con-
gressional District to be voted for at the gener-
al election In November, Iss2
:. That the basis of repre- entation in said
convention shall be one delegate and one alter
nate from each organized county and one dele
gate and one alternate for each 400 votes cast Tor
Garfield at the election in 1880 and one delegate
and one alternate Tor each fraction of 100 votes
cast for Garfield at said election Ms follows:
BNrhour county, 2 Delegates altpruafes
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Alexander III. stephens, the ghostly Geor-
sia Congressman, has reconsidered his inten-
ton to retire from public life at the end of
his present term in the House, and consents
to enter the list for the nomination Of Gov
ernor.
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sher;a,. s,le.
District Court. sedgwick county, Kansas
CleoPatxa r. Gririth


Lyman Bryant and Sarah C. Bryant
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issuesi out of the
District Court OF Sedgwick county, Kansas,
wherein cleopatra X. Griffith is plaintiff and
Lyman Bryant and Sarah G. Bryant are defend
ants, will, ON
S.fsydey. tAe 97fh day Of May, A. d. 1882,
at O'Clock p. ~, at the court door be-
Ing q the mont OF the building known as Eagle
Biloxi, ON Dongias avenue, In the city OF wich-
ia. kansas, oner for sale, at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right
title and Interest Of the defendants, Lyman Bry-
ant and Sarah G. Bryant, in and to the following
described real property, situated in the county
OF Sedgwick. state OF Kansas to wit:
The west half % Of the north least quarter "a
Of section three 90 in township twenty nine COZ
range tao t2l west.
said real property Is levied upon rs the prop
erty OF defendants, Lyman Bryant and Sarah L.
Bryant, and will be sold to satisfy said order OF
sale. =
sherin's Office, Wichita. Kansas, April 18th,
A. ID. 1852.
II. X. WATT,
Sheriff, Sedgwiek county, Kansas
II. g. Rusgies, Plaintiffs Attorney. As
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Racine, Wisconsin, was well nigh destroy
ed by fire last Thursday night. Seventeen
acres were burned over, and over ten mil
lions Of feet of lumber consumed.