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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
NOTICE.
Iowa County. I
Town af ARENA (
IS Ia Justices Court.

Town OF Arena "
To Patrick Farrell
VOU are hereby notified that writ of attachment
has been issued against you and property al
ached satisfy the demand Of William F. Rowe amount
ing Thirteen Dollars ami thiFtr cents (flJa3J Now
unless YOU shall appear before John C1wen JuiIcc ~
the Peace in and FOR said county, al his ofc: IN sara
town. the 18th dy Of September A. j. l374- II enc
o'clock in the afteFnoou- judgment vii BE- F,iirFeI
gainst you and your property III L" pay the aebt-
Dated this Sd day Of September, \ d l,5sf-. 49,.
}w34 WILLIAM T. ROWE, PlaInt.H
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. p, 1897.
Flour-quict and ranges from 81 % S47j spring
extras for shipment
lcat-oYened brisk sc to stoTe Of which aboEt
10000 bu- ctyukei hands close ii dropped down
{" '"c whtet~Nas the outside buyers oilers a few
loads sold at these figures
tornln light supply and very DUH 55c board was
the limit oi buyers oilers, hut holders refused sell at
this rate, and the market closed dull
Oats very inactive At store In has dsIixsreJ
81 the depot they bring 3dc-
Frcisht--luiet ami rates unchance5.-JoxrHal.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

For some unaccountable delay. our pa
= ,bich left Chicago on Thursday morning
If reeelgcd until Tuesday evening, which
Ii. us to serve our readers with but a
I. lesf. this week.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

i'RE-On Saturday last, the stable
SINE ten or twelve tons of hay of
Jos, Ntude, in the South part of this
: were destroyed 10y fire. Cause Of
BE not learned.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

gYr DWELLINGS, were shown
-.h tie rooms of one of the fuest
Sings in this city on Saturday last,
..,l BY Mr.. GEORGE FULL, on Dodge
raj, as a family residence Both IN
-smanshiP and plan, it surpasses any
ling we have seen.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, ,
ION 4 COZ! NIN.

II % Aaron Palmer and : G. Wiiliams lsto partners
L doing business under the hTm name end style Of
Iatmcr Williams YOU hereby notified that whit
81 attachment has teen issued against you, and
property attached to satisfy the deisnd OF Wtliism
taftEd amounting tu seNcntyve dollars Nov uie~s
you shall appear before Samuel Thomas Justice OF tho
Peace ia and the said county, has office VA the
ui Aiseral Point, Ia said couHty the 10th OF Syt-
1881 At O'Clock in the afternoon, Judgment VIII f
rendered against and property sold - ths
debt.
Dated this 2ith day of august, 1857.
WILLIAM GARLAND, I1zinti1G
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HNRoN fhe subscribers in the city Of Mineral Point
Il July I'd, 1907, four FIT cons described fol-
lows One large red Cow, little white the back
and belly, had on a belland sIaap- one red,
line-hackeG Cow, star in the forehead One yellow
sided Cow, with white ON tho back and rupp. One Il
small black Cow.
All of these branded the right rump with tho
letters - j H.
Twenty Dollars Reward will bc paid for the return Of
said cattle to tho subscribers Mineral Point 4 lib
oral reward for information where thcy may he found.
DUNN & PKEDEAiX.
fruSust 10, 1851.
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.-u,,vs indebted to this Office for Advertising
Is - Ncwzpapcrs, will please take notice that
: va N want of few DIMES, and much as we
y 70 patroniEe Justices OF the Peace and constitutes
y Al! dues are paid up somebody Will get sued, SO
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.,lil,eral l)oillt Vriburae.
- AND OTHER MATTERS.

~ kinds of Job work executed at this
:. :. On short notice, and IN the latest and best
Of the Art
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
MASONIC.

Town Chapter y. q, Meets FIRST and third Thurs
days Of ccl month, ri the Masonic Hail. Mineral Point.
Mineral Pint Lodge No. I. Meets first and third
Tuesdays of each month"; at tho Masonic Hall, Mfnera
Point.
l1 Transient Brethren are invited 10 attend.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

.e- We understand that Mr. Henry Ken
]. resIgned the Office Of City Constable
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

P.yoEAMA OF New YoRK-IYe IRE
allied 10 learn that Ballard Panorama
Ms York IS 10 be exhibited in this
son. 1t Is n work of art that cannot
/. ID interest all who have a taste for
auaful and instructive.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22
84xEING house. or c. c. WAsuBuEN, < Co.
N.YEKAI. nnINT WE. IINE O 1851.

MtFERAL FoiNT, WIS, JuNE Q, 1881.
Tnrs Office viii hereafter be open. for the transaction
"t business from to l. A. NJ. and from to p. NJ.
24t c. c. WASUBUEN ( co.
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o H9GER AAl0 OH


FfNiE Subscriber has opened in the room door
i last Of Lathrop's Gun Shop, High Street, an
Oyster Saloon whore he is prepared at all times
up
FRESH SHELL CIV OYSTERS
in tho best and terms. Call
try them. = lives
Mineral Point, September 20, 1857. IF
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Spiral slntjtrs.
a Move in the Right Direction.

DR. RANDALL proposes to charge only .sig otNfs
visit when within mile Of his Office and fifty
for each flH addition, Ht he 5s ssstatnedf 5
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,. 4
Bank CoinFtrciier's oiNcr, 5

NI'AI r VF y TT NNNFN.f
Bani. JoinFtrciier's Oficf,
MADISON. june Is. 1850
YgUIE Wisconsin, FINK at Mineral Point IN this STATE
having TCilus E-r.i t-iFssrfss-- and i.rrtf.d
Clifs Eil'tf sufficient F"slr. al ont
-aln rounaEzEHsd rulsitn- notfs At par. Artic.
Is ia, r.sre her,s THAT all ;Ee niHg ,ouu-
sa,d cifeala1 , sid Bank I'll be rvle Md a,
par. or, pres. Iiafis-u ~ fTi- once
.y-4y3 W5I. Il I.LNAIS, BauA Conll troIlet
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State of Wisconsin, Iou.s County C;rcti. Cont

State Of Wisconsin,, IoutI County Csrcgi tvs~A
Mary Jane Riggs, Plaintiff,
against
Franklin Riggs, Defendant }
The State OF Wisconsin Franklin Eigg- DefcnlSdt.
" OF hereby summoned and required
L the complaint ia this action, which complaint "
Hie and may be found at the Law and collecting
Office OF cobb Msssmore, High street, nearly oppo
site the American House, the city OF Mineral Point
IN Iowa county, Wisconsin,, and to copy of
answer 10 the said aIut the subscribers 1T their
Office Aforesaid within twenty days after the service
he oct exclusive of the day such service and If
ldi 10 answer the said complaint within tine time
said the plinsiH IN this action will apply TO tho Cour
Tor the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated August l1lh, 1851.
COBB 4 MESSMORE,
G-3I or Mineral Pofzt ATTORNEYS for PI.futiE
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

Any Of the above Watches together with gift, will
be sent by mall free of postage. catalogue giving full
particulars, will be sent, application To
GEO. DOWNING < CO.,
No. SO South Third Street Philadelphia.
N B.-Sevspapers throughout the country, by giving
this advertisement Insertions will receive in
payment, superior double pointed gold Pen aid
worth s., other Jcwery of the value, paya
bic the receipts of the FIRST containing the avcr
tisemCnt. 36v6 g. II. co.
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TO ADVERTISERS,

.-,.neuts should be handed into the office as soon
.,,,t on MONDAY morning to secure an insertion
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Spaial gotitE.
Mineral Point Rail Road
WO DAILY TRAINS.
L.

- - b-hii11 leAl y -.
lHEH @es i ;:.:.s:s.:.z E1ss.::.1ss..:E.7
On and after Thursday July go 1857. the FREIGHT and
cepted
FORENOON TRAIN
Loave Mineral Point at 80 A. NJ
g Cgamine at 10
-" Darlington at 10
g Riverside S 70
Arrive at Warren at 9o0s
Returning Leave Warren at 10 90
Darlington II 10
Arriving at Mineral Point at II 40 NJ
AFTERNOON TRIM
GONG SoUTH-LcaSe Mineral Point, 90 P. NJ
. Darlington, 90
Arriving at Warren, 90
GoISG NokTu-Leaye Warren 90 p NJ
Darlington, 20
Arriving a; Mineral Point, 10 20
Passengers going South viii make close connections
with Trains Illinois Central Rail Road for the west
and Upper Mississippi at II F. NJ and for points East
and South, AT S I3 +. II.
Passengers taking the morning Train Mt Chicago viii
arrive at Mineral Point evening connecting with
Stages and Hacks FOR points Milwaukee and Mississip
ii H. r. for Madjsvn Prairie du Chion, Lacrosse ST.
Paul, sc.
Passengers from the West 10y taking the evening train
or Cars H. c. r. r. Dunei.i GaIeua i'll ar
rive at Mineral Point same evening.
to Threugh Tickets for all principal points East
South, az. .i.e Canadas, for sale at this Office.
,. GEO W. COBB, General Ag't.
JAS. WILKINS, Ticket Agent. 27tf
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NistfIlallrous.
NOTICE.

hereby given that have placed my a
counts IN the hand OF Mcssgs. Cnbh At>-uorr f.f
collection. All persons indebted are rruueStt 10 cal
and settle without unnecessary delay
Mineral Point, Sept lS57.-u T. s ALIEN
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L T. II Nj G

For Full Course (time unlimited including Book Keep
ing, Practical Penmanship, Commercial Calculations
and Lectures, $50 90
Ladies' Course, above
Good Board can be obtained in private families at
from = 80 to s. per week. The whole expense of the
full Course, including Bord, Tuition Stationery and
Diploma need not exceed sos.
Young Men IN Pursuit of Business Education
Are invited to notice the peculiar advantages which this
Institution affords. Rockford is justly noted being
one Of the most thriving, healthy, moral and romantic
Cities in the West.
Students here enjoy every possible advantage, and
acquire first class Business Education for oneha the
usual expense in larger cities.
Our Facilities for practical instruction cannot be
surpassed in this country Catalogues containing par
cuars will be sent free upon application by letter
l.. W. BCRNHAh, PRINCIPAL, and Professor Of Penman-
ship, Book Keeping and the Laws of Trade.
H. u RICHARDS Esq, Professor of Book Keeping Com
mcrcial Celebrations and Higher Mathematics. 1
Hon. ANSoN ). MILLER, Lecturer Political d
Economy and the Laws of Nations.
HoX. JOS. l.. LOOP, Lecturer Commercial ~
law. SWIFT
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pAINs eF A THOUSAND FLOWERS Tits unique
ard elegant preparation il found, with largo
variety OF Iticies OF ! similar character at
53d yIyIAN-S DRUG STORE.
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STRAYED-S2O REWARD!

7 AIDES FINE SHOES, Congress Boots and ChiIdrcn-
fine Shoes of all kinds the second lot, just received
ANTON BERG.
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rRr.-The following letter IN
d. Us ,hat the citizens Of this city may
.1a.rta rich treat, in way of con-
I by Prof. Biedernann of Milwaukee {:
MILWAUKEE, Sept. ., 1897.
Mr.. BIisz:
ag Sal am Informed that Prof. Bicdcr-
etJhi, city is to give concert at Mineral
next week. He IS a highly accomplished
~. ald many Of his original COMPOSITIONS
gai-ile.
,l5le ofpiano playing is peculiarly beau
0elI-llkc pure, and clear; while his voice
sweetest tenor Imaginable
ak YOU will all be delighted with him
taken the liberty of writing you thus.
you might not be aware of Mr Bicdcr-
rerioriiy a< 4 musician. and fearing
aple would therefore loose one Of the
5. musical hanquets ever offered them.
4 sincerely yours
Mrs. S. NJ. B.
r " Ri"''"rssann Is advertised to give the cen
liz Eaurt House.
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SIERiFF'S SALE.

Nathaniel y. HIlStead and /
Joseph Brokaw, parties in
trade under the name and
style Of HllStead & Brukaw,
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FARM gNaDHg q ALE.

DERFUMERY, Fancy and ToiletarticIcs, Harrissons
Perfumery Lyons kathaTi0n Delights Spanish Itts
raj, Meen Fun, Bay Rum, Ecu de Cologne Hair Oils,
Tooth Powders, Old Brown Windsor Soap White 10,
.ncyX n, shaving Cream - of Soap and a hundred
theirs kINIAN'S.
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Gifts! Gifts :!

H0l0 GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES to he aold nj
CpOV wholesale prices. This the cheapest and best
lot of Watches before offered to the public. gift
Jewelry worth from 81 to Sl2 will he
Watch in proportion to iIs value. Being deeirous
introducing goods prominently To the public in
der To- meet with quick sales have adopted this Meth
cd for their disposal. We sell
Composition Verge, open face, at 81 90 and a. 90
Fine Slirer Lcpine :" 90 and 90
:" Hunt. case, IL
=" Lever, Heavy Hunt. case, Is 90 90 Is 90
Z" Eng. Pat. lev. hunt. case, Is 90 81 30 90
Heavy Gold Plated Lever a. +" a 90
Gold Anchor. open faced, 81 90 "a 90 Is 90
Lever, Hunt 30 90 ext 81 90
beautifully engraved, As
English iatentIle yer, Z" :" so
" &" extra 60
" a" 4" 10 90
. and Magic Watches, 50 90
90
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1857-09-22

tm.Aso NroLEsRLE ITQUeR TEADE-
The hlc aud ely now existing IS 10 the
.s N LlanF sold IN proportion to the
Imported We deem IL not only a pleasure
~ !" call tho attention Of our buyers to
y. $" that We kno,7 sells pure, unadul-
article. such IS the ease with regard to
..omH7 p Davis, f6 Dcarhorn-st., Chicago
has bees for many years, and stills CON
= with Houses in Schiedam, Rochelle,
'a0Etrtte and o,her Emorern Shipping
iron whom lie receives his stock direct,
he offers for sale either IN the original
.''ar under Custom House lock. or from bis
- 'Ae buyers option. We have, however,
station IL saying that from the reputation
...-'e bears, that in every case each article
+ y i'nnd 10 be what it Is represented
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Mode of instruction.

Each distinct department OF Book Keeping, embracing
Individual and Partnership Accounts, Mercantile and
manufacturing Banking aud Exchange Commission and
FORWARDING Stcamboating, &c, Is taught in entirely
original manner.
given students to perform upon the Blackboard They
thus introduced ct TO the actual duties Of the
Counting Room.
Students enter at time and complete the
at pleasure there being class arrangement
fere with their progress Each pupil have the priv
icge Of Teyewng ut time Persons of ordina, ahil-
tiles may become competent TO manage get of Books
in from to 10 weeks.
Free Lectures will be gvon semi weekly during the
Winter, 10y distinguished business this cit
dillon to the regular popular and scientific
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NJ oTICE--An persons hereby cautioned against
L buying note gven by me 10 VIVA. After for the,
TO hearing date sometimes last Spring will
not pay the same PATRICK TAGART.
Mineral Point, Sept. Is, 1857. CIV
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Taken UD
Tavern Stand to Rent.

49,. TIVE undersigned viii rent reasonable
lsis M terms his house near the Rail Road DEPOT
n:,,s In Mineral Point. which has been built for
s.kMRA Tavern, and Is entirely ucw aud rnamy. En-
uire n WILLIAM WALKER,
1ftf tho Mineral FONT House
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.Jla MtltINERy GooDs. Miss Camp
lal Mrs. Davey have just received
sa1l Of Millinery Goods at their
/" opposite the Court House, which
Il prepared to Manufacture INTO
+ articles as may be wanted by the
N .. 'Ius Ci;y, in neat style and on
r.rr.
u" CanP5eIl aud Mrs. D1rey took
aa1 premium on several articles of
manufacture, n the iowa Co. Fair,
day. since Tleir work can hardly
ass.d, for ,aste, beauty, or dur
d Sen. adycr. isrnrpt IN auntLcr cpl4,pr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-01-20
LOCAL Ew s.

SEVERE SNOW sroRM.--A snow storm set in early
Sunday morning, and ragged with great severity for M
twenty hours About twelve inches of snow fell bull
drifts in many places are four SIX and even eight feet
The streets and sidewalks were almost impossible ya
day but small army Of shovellers were hard at u
from sunrise to sunset, and as the omnibus propaj
were indefagable in their matchmaking exertons Oh
avenue, we anticipate large turn out to-day Of sd
and pedestrians. The temperature is low and the ou
indications are that the Hcod term upon which we !
now entered win continue for many weeks
The storm, according 70 our telegraphic despate1
ragged with equal il not greater severity to the north
east of us, blocking up railroads interrupting seam
navigation and putting end for the time to all comd
nicaton by the great mail routes. Up to ten O'Clock
evening no mails from any quarter had been received
this point since Saturday night.
COLONIZATION SouErY.--The anniversary meeting 81
American Colonization Society viii be held this mor
at Wesley Chapel
CELEBnArIoS.-The forty-second anniversary Of The
lumbia Typographical Society Of this city was duly
served on Saturday evening last by the members j
taking OF an elegant supper and by an interchange
most kindly sentiments.
At o'clock the guests and members Of the society
tered the supper and took their places at the M
The president: Of the soceiy, VIM NJ Belt esq, ocsup
the head Of the table, supported on the right and s
the following invited guests Ben Perey Poore s Yo
Atee, L. A. Gobright @. s. Noyes Col. McNer H. POi1
horn James English, James F. Halliday, s. W. Glenn Al
Claxton, the officers of the Bookbinders Association
others The vice president of the society J. @. Frsn
esq, presided at the foot Of the table
AT the bead of the room was noticeable the fine por
of Franklin belonging to the society," which tasteful
draped with the national flag.
Esputas Band was present and contributed much to
enjoyments of the evening
Our limits will not permit US to give even brief rol
Of the many good speeches that were made or Of the
'aots that were uttered how full justice done
sumptuousy-s table, or how the evening was
livened by song and sentiment after the cloth had
removed But as good wine needs no bush, there
occasion for us to show by an extended report what P
ers really are in their social and festive gatherings
NORWOOD HoUsE.--We understand that the lady pos
ers OF this popular establishment intend giving chop
evening to their friends II promises to be the most J
liant affair of the kind this season for at the gay ga1
ing there viii be liberal representation Of the wit b
and intelligence of the federal capital Excellent music
been secured, and when We soy that the Refreshments
in the hands Of the Messrs Krkwood need we add NOR
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Mr.. r. explained the provisions Of the bin at eons
BILE length. He spoke Of the Importance Of the meas
the commercial interests Of the country and STATED
there already existed four hundred acts upon n,
ect comprising Eve hundred pages in Little Brown,
ton OF the Laws Of the United States, and hence M
cessity OF an entire revision Of revenue code hi
tion from the British code and the vast increase bs
since then taken place in commerce, in the er|
territory, and in our population, must convince ~
gentleman of the necessity for the proposed Legislation
Mr.. WALKER of Alabama, then obtained the floor
And then, at half-past three o'clock, the Hous,
journed.
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THE FLORIDA INDIASs.-The following letter from
Casey late Indian agent written two days before his d
shows that he had given up all hope Of the psaceu
moval of the Seminole Indians
TAMPA BAY, (Fla,) Dec. %, ls
Sir have the honor to transmit herewith, for M
formation of your excelency, official information ju|
ceived, of attack on the United States troops i'll
Big Cypress, south of the Caloosahatchee, by hs
dams
The Seminoes, finding no alternative left but emil
tion hostties have chosen the latter. Although
ferent result strongly hoped for yet in anticipate
this decision, the government has had, and has d
force in the Indian country hope the troops will h
Ply the attention of the Indians near their homes
leave them but few warriors to spare for depredadu
our frontier but, in the meantime and with the sand
of Col. Munroe, Commanding United States troops
Florida) | would respectfully suggest the prophet
promptly placing say two companies of volunteers mi
stion Pea river to give confidence and protection M
extreme frontier settlers.
With great respect your obedent servant
JOHN G. CASEY, Captain o. s. Armi
His Excellency JAMES f. BROOKE, Governor Of Flod1
Other accounts from South Florida show the prevail
of great alarm among the frontier settlers Several
panies Of volunteers in addition to those already l
service of the United States being organized foil
purpose of affording protection to the inhabitants
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING ON THE PLAINS

letter from the St. Louis Republican, dated St Jo.
Missouri, December 80, says;
awe have information of the return of hunting \.
from the Little Blue in most deporable condition
were, Mr.. James Stringfeow, Mr.. Van Dorser, and
Morrell-tbe first from Atchison, Kansas Territory And
two latter from South Carolina Gen. Matthews saw \
after their hair breadth escapes and gives the io
thrilling narrative:
aWhen they reached the Big Blue they fixed thai,
campment but finding only few buffalo, they left \
camp in charge Of negro belonging TO Mr.. Van Ds1
and proceeded over to the Little Blue On the
out they overtaken by storm Of wind and snow
lost their way. They wandered for eight days without
OF food They blew the tubes out OF their guns In \,
efforts to kinde fire. and then threw their guns AZ
The feet Of Van Dorser and Morrell became SO Frosted
they were so exhausted from fatigue and Starvation
Mr. Stringfeew, who had had some mountain eYper1
scarcely able to get them to move along. He eu1
aged them by every means until they finally reaAh]
habitation, and were saved. Mr.. Morrell and Mr.
Dorser however, will lose their feet and Mr.. Stinqs]
some OF his toes Their suerings were beyond descrn
and they will be i'll for some weeks to come The mi
who remained in camp is uninjured although be suffer-
good deal from the severity OF the cold and anxiety m
master and friends They are all now safely lodge
Atchison.
The general also informs me that rumor reached
that two surveying parties, one Of which was Sam
eonss who is well known In your city, had been murdl
BY the Cumanche Indians. The country in which tbe
operating is the Sac reservation in the souhws
part Of the Territory, and near the Arkansas line n
Indians and the Cnmanches have frequent conHcs
short time ago the Sacs made incursion into Al
manche village and killed several of their people and
many of their horsss. A little while after, when hs
manche warriors returned from their hunt they made
scent upon the Sacs and on their way they massaer
two parties Of United States surveyors who were uu
and taken wholly by surprise
Gen. Matthew'S was running some lines himself In
part Of the country during the summer and thinks M
port probably true He also states that only pordd
Caldwes party had got in from Western Kansas ani|
belief is that the remainder are frozen to death
In my last letter, of the 30th nit, told you al
suferings Of the general and his party, They we,I
far from Cadwells party. They, however, after grsl
erton, under which they almost sank, reached this
and have been SO admirably nursed as to be nearly
again"