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aNAAfA
Il was sdOpted the Senate would have the adNnn
tarps OF the Dred Scott decision.
Nr Crittendea was willing 70 aacritce h1 own
views for the coed ,ot she country, and would
voie nrrinst ne eWn and In iaVor Of tfese, IN
bs-r- of 4 pacific settlement
n Mason did not favor amending the Con
stitution, ncrsanction the plan proposed BY the
Peace Convention, and denounced Il ns subver
i've Of what rights the South q ready had.
A long discussion lnsued.
M Bakor argued N favor Of submitting the
question 70 the people, saying if events changed
Platform, was willing 70 give up greet deal 70
the border States but nothing TO secession,
Mr. Green ssid the propositions Of The Confer
cnee were the merest tWaddle, bat the Crtpenden
Resolutions have some sense. The rights Of pro
perty must be settled beyond doubt every
where
me resolutions from the House we're made The
special order 10 o-morrUW at II o'clcek
Mr.. Lane spoke In favor Of the Critienden Re
solutions, pending which the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Resolutions were passed paying Williamson
| $1,000 expenses for oOntesting Sicklea seal.
The Nevada Territorial Bill passed Also the
pacotnh Bill
me- ioipt rule vas suspended and the Senate
amendment to the Post Once Bill was made
the special order for Tomorrow at twelve
After muoh squabbling the Volunteer BIZ was
John Cochran opposed IL.
Adjourned.
wAHmsTOr, March 2.
HoUsR.
The Speaker laid before the House lettel
from Thomas H. Ford, reSigning hn once q
Tss occasional struggle for a recognition b.
the Speaker OccasiOnad the greatest possible con
fusion Twenty or more memoer vigorously
SprunF 10 their feet, holding In their outstretoe'
hands the propositions they severaliy nroVe q
offer.
me chorus, MF. Speaker" was deafening.- =
That ofBoer bore the inAiction with becoming res
ignation. p,.t
Mr. Haskin, from the Committee on trlhtlee {
renorted nc abstrsetsd bonds investigation; ais
| lie same number Of mOrdaicia aud Delaueld
| report on military operations In the erimea; ais
! 2 900 copies Of the morrill, amended Iarin oil,
Amendment to the Post Once Appropriate
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1HLEVELAND Q TOLEDO 3. n.

( (lLEVELAND y TOLEDO r. r.
1901. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lseeI.
On aud amer monday November a5th 1880 Trains
On this Road viii leave CleVelsnd ~ l0il0W5:
7.50 A. NJ, Through Mail stopping At sl GtafQuH On
the southern Division, arriving as Toledo
l220F. n.
SEQ p H. Mail, stops At s stations east Of sanusg
on Northern Division, and arrivd8 af SAN
duHky at Sis r. y.
7s0 ?. n. Chicago Express-stops at all stations s-
cept Washington and Clay, aud arrives
Ia Toledo a. 1910 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at Monrosvills with the san
du8ky, Mansfield and Newark X. r., at Clyde with
tile Haudugkys Dayton end Cincinnati n B. at Ere
mont with Fremont z Indiana y, T., and af Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo aud Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Waynss LOganaport, Lafayette,
Cairo, Alton, 81. Louis, and All points West North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tc edo and the
West, at $50 A. NJ. aud $40 p. n And nom saudus
3.25 A. n
Bs-For information and tick sts apply At the Union
Ticket Once, 81 Superior s., and al the Depot,
L. d. hUOkEk,
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a MESSAGE eaoa THR PRESIDENT
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DIR. GIBSON

DR. R. 7. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF TIE THRokF, LUNG
AND CHEST,
NOWN ALL OVER THH
lA the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HEkB bOCfORs
land Ohio, lopgcsite tbs Post once, two doors sa8
of Honman's Biock on tdB ioIisaing dates q asoi
and every month"; Vizs
La I'd, l1tA l9th lstk, I4th and sOth
HS-A PAHPRLET,Ea
containing uriel sketch Of Dr.. LYos's Lis, study
and extensive ITayeis, has Just bsan issued b him
APPOIHTMENrs ABROAD.
ToiedO-Merchaut's Rotal, formerly Cellins u oust
each month 18th, 25ti and 18th.
Ravenna--Colihzs House, eisch month, 81 and lth
Akron-EInf IN House. each month, 5th and 6th.
PainesTillg--t tioslies House. each moHfh, zgth.
Elyr1a-Beehe House, each MONTH 18th and 18th.
Balievue-BaleYue House,aach month, 10Th & 2fsf
Norwalk-A morican House, each month, L8and
Adrian, Mich, zach month"; 22d and I'd
: 4anhheld-Z7ti and 25tk-
DR.. LYONS proiesaes 70 discern diseases By tn
Eye. Hei therefore, asks questions, 10r require
the patients % relate any Of their ptoma. Con
9na and all, and have your 3Fuptous and the Ioc1
MAXIM SFRlOFLY ADBRRED TO,
Iqys such lalmss hsFs no striGs
VIII natura or tho lrlgs OF Life
With blood ms hands / never stain,
Nor POISON men 70 sase their rain
p. 5.-Dr- LYON plsdHeg bis sdcred word and hona
or that he viii in noEseJ directly and indrect in-
duoe cause any invalid 20 take bis medicine Elth
cut lhe strongest probability of relief or cure.
l-Ionsultati0n and advice ffao Of charR8.TEu
~ eoc- Sil = ltg-rally egnslde-ed f.a4
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20 PAeIEIo ~ o0NTRAoT.
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IMPORTANT SUNDAY NIGHTS DIS.
PATCHES.
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1EA sALE-Pursuantt to the command OF a ID Plu
order Of sale issued from tn Court Of Common Pleas
Tor OuyahOga county, Ohio, pom the 9Th day Of Feb
ruary ie6ls in an action therein pending, wherein
Ezra Chappeli is plaintiff, and Henry L. Whitman,
susan " hitnan, ohm 7. Newton, Ii. r. Keith, John
Coon, and the Michigan Insurance COMPANY, are de-
iondsnts, shall, the 18th day Of March, is6l, at
TWO o COCK p. n at the door Of the Court House in
SAID county expose for sale AZ public auction, the
Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being NAM
bsr seven % in the thirteenth range Of townships in
Ohio, and which Is also in the county Of CuyahOga,
and & known BY being city lots Nos. two hundred
and hTe (15)i two hundred and six fu6), four hun
dTed and sixty (t6ili sevsnty-hFe (75l and twenty
seven (Zl)s in Barber Lords subdivision in Ohio
City, now Cleveland, be the same more or less, but
subject 10 all legal highWaysn
gafH Lra11n
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3i{AsE4Na Disc gNSiS
with al bad osscts arising thsrsIrom, fneluding
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATION.

with al bad oilscts arising therelr0m, fncluding
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
He has succeeded IN curing cases in this city soma
Of whom had expended hundTsds Of dollars With
seistyled physicians, Who pT0sss 70 treat al iVa
iesat particle OF benefit.
Dr. GIBSON does not boast that be Is s maHlbar q
soma College IN London or Paris 81 porhaps somo
others do Tor the purpose Of ensndring the innocent
Allied. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might boast Of IA
this, that he il abls 10 give entire s1tsfaotOn C
tho8s who rsposa conddonca IN his ability and intag
rty, and that he has Perfected an american sT7teu
Of treatment which Challenges any Physician Of Lon
don Paris, any patent meicine 70 elual Tor tl
radical cure OF seminal weakness and all diseases oi
nom sexual or lscrot aDlss-
Dr. GIBSON also claims foI his new treatment ths
following Advantages over all others fat discovered
and hrgt the agents used are IN No Espsct disarss
able; he uses relics Of the dark aFal, such a
Efercury1 nor any other deleteTtoq1 drug. eacoldr
restrictions in diet OF business is required Third
u his treatment is positive and certain IN al ca1al
BE stands prepared 70 60 into any public DEiTat
hospital IN the Unitsd States and danon8tratsi li
other now known to the world in point Of promDt
ness, pernanencyi midnesss satsty and convaniaaof
DE- GIBSON Is permanently located In Clsvelsad
and has during the past uine moRths performed mani
cures OF diseases which had fer years resisted al
other mofes Of treatment Reference can he given e
individuals OF the first respectabity In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities In regard g
skill and integrity in all professional transectona
Dyspepsia, Rhuematism, Scrofula ana an chr0nia
digeaaes treated with superior su1cess.
~ Medicine sent to any part Of the country
DF. GIBs0N's Nov Work on Physiology for sal
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EzsetropatAy and As5iefas,
~ Omcs No. NJ Ontario street, ~ stairs,
doors from the Ph5lie Square.
Once bOur5 from 70 z and from 9 70 10 o'eloet
daily CsnndaTs sEceDtsd.l aug9
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Last Nights Report.
CONGREssIONAL.

WAsH1Nsrss, March 2.
HOUSE.
The Committee of Conference on the Indian
Appropriation bill reported
A long debSte ensued between Phelps and Ste
veuson relative 10 the appropriation for the ChOc-
taws, partaking of 4 slightly personal nature.
The report was agreed to BY nine majority.
The House took recess till 10 O'Clock Monday.
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8uilasrs.

RR0OKS s. q. q e. W.. BTITLD-
- 4.1, Allo 4eplu,lfil1ers o. boor-, Riirf,.
~ i4le AofEs ta1.illl4E 4i.s1tion 1sid 10 Fitfin7
- 81 e AlEtaloQ Efresf, rear Cenfrs
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
~ Public ngti g is hereby given. that the under
Signed q qualified 10 act kEecutor q the Last iI
and Testament u mrs. Lydia s. Potter late Of the
city Of Cleveland, In the County oiCugahogl deceas
cd. lfsb2252sl RUFUS P. sPALDiHG.
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An Of the GrsGenberg Medicines are for
sale by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER, Drugtists,
BIO 8. ". cor Ontario st. 3 Public Square
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@eaieiues.
2eI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OOls the success OF several medical gentle
men in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws, induced their establish
ment an incorporated institution under an act Of
the Legislature BY the title of TIE GREEENBERG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association By Legislative en-
actment, and they have TO 1ee great pride IN
comparing their success with medical academies al
50 chartered By public authority. Unsolicited test
mandatory notices in the leading public Journals
bear witness to the medical skill and high personal
character OF the gentlemen connected with the in
sttution, thus assuring the public that, among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, III d GRllF-
EHBERG CUMPANf has ever been and will Be a
reliable and Trustworthy medium for the restoration
Of health TO the afflicted, and all who are suffering
may address them with entire confidence
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution are lucdy get forth In rH GRFH-
EhBEkG MANUAL OF HEALTH, an iuvalnahla
medical work, published for family use, and there
fore sold az the nominal price O 3 csuts Tor which
sum IL is mailed nee 70 any part 0fthe country.
The health OF American Wom6n, diseases Of Chill
drenp and the more obscure and chronic corn pafnts
we'll the common diseases incident to this coun
try have received the atteRtiOn Of this Institution
aud il Is enough 70 say they have proved Themselves
fully cOmpatent for the great trusts which the public
have conhded 20 ther skill.
Their series Of Meuicines embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 20 different disease With minute
directions accompanying each article The Hedi-
cine 70 which We wish TO call the attention Of fhe
many Females afflicted with disease is
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RHODE ISLAND LReEsLAFURR.

saturday AlteEnOon's Report:
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NoRFOLK, March ..
The Herald correspondent says that number
of the members Of the volunteer corps were de
tailed last night for the purpose Of parollng the
city.
Il appears that information reached the Mayor
of PeteFsburgh to the effect that an outbreak was
soon to follow the Inauguration Of Lincoln, and
1 understand that police officer arrived in this
city as a spesial messenger to Mayor Lamb having
the above information. The city will doubtless
be under the charge of our volunteers for some
time TO come, but more Is feared IRON the white
sbolitionits !han the blacks. We are prepared,
however, for any emergency that may arrive.
A great many discharges within the last few
days have taken place in the GOspOrt Navy Yard
al ali who are known to favor secession are
stricken from the pay roll.
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YIRGINTA CONYENTION.

RIcRMoND, March 2.
In the Convention a resolution was offered and
referred that as the ,Crittenden proposition had
been deliberately rejected by the Northern Con-
federates, every consideration of duty, interest
honor and patriotism require that an ordinance
bill be adopted by the Convention and submitted
to the people, by which Virginia shall resume all
powers delegated to the Federal Government
and declare connection with the Government dis
solved.
A resolution was referred suggesting that Forts
Pickens and Sumter be transferred to the South
ern Confederacy, and for an equitable division of
public property. There was no pr ,spect of the
Com. on Federal Relations agreeing on anything
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FORRIGN EXOHANGE.--.
England and France, and all the principal Cities q
Germany. On Frankfort, Berlin, Leipzig, Vienna,
hurem berg, Cassel, Cologne, Hamburgh, Bremen
Stuttgart, Mannheim and Pregue. For gale byl
WFl2 RUE lsl3f'7t ~ H4IShAHH. 3
Q60 000 MONEY ADVANCED,
D0U. .UUU In sums 70 suiI-st the old sfs5d
aud veil known WAGNER'g Oh fIQE-op BacuritioS
Of every kind, viz; DTy Goods, dardGsre, Gold and
Clothing, Furniture Carpets Pianos Mirrors, Paint
ngs, General Merchandise and Pereonal Property
AID articles Of Valus, the most satisfactory 4ernf
Business strictlyb dyao- HsablishedlS 1881. WsteheS
and JeWeiry for sac at hlrgRina. ~
WM. WAGhER, Ofhce No. ;, Water a.
Corner supsrioT street, over Geo. A. Davis o. ,
UothloR sk6Fa. noVi7
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
ROAD.
WINTER ARRASeRMENF.
To take effect on Monday, November 25th, l550.-
follows:
$40 A. u.-MaiI for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Ei5 P H.-AcoOmmodstion for Ravenna and AIiIIers-
8.45 P M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling
CONNECTIONS.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
ytyania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
5rk and Boston. Also with Baltimore 4 Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington CITY Also COM
meet at Hudson for Akron and MillersburR.
80 Time BY this route quick and fare will be
the same as BY Northern Lines to New York.
FR MYERS, G 7. AGENT. : : III noya
CLEVELAND & ERIE R.R.
ls5i. WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1861
On and after Monday, November 25th, 1860, Pas
senger Trains will run as follows;
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 A. N. EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN-Stopping at all
Stations except Wiekliie, Mentor, Perry,
Hmonville and saybrooki and arrives at
Erie at l:33 P. NJ Dunkirk 40 P n, Buff
s:2OPM. O0NNEAGT ACOOAIKODATION-stOp.
200 P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping At
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girsrd only; ar
Tiyes at Erie l2:iSA. NJ Dunkirk 500 A. NJ,
LEAVE ERIE.
$50 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and Paines-
Yille only; arrives at Cleveland 7:l5A.M.
$50 A. n. EXPRESS NAIL TRAlN-StOpping At
all StstiOns except SaybrOOk, UniunY ille,
Perry, Mentor and WickliGe. and an TiVcs at
Cleveland at Gas P. H
ACCOMMODATION TRAfE viii leave Coune,ut
at 500 A. NJ, stopping at all stations, Snd
arriving at Cleveland at 9:25 A. y.
All the trans going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natl, st. Louis &c and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n T. 3 81
Railroad, and az Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and BufiAIo 4 New York City Railroads.
h, NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
Cleveland, Nov. q, 1850.
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NOMMISSInNRR,S

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
lNL SALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an or
der OF sale, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
for CuyEhoga county, Ohio in an action pending in
said Court, wherein Almet Reed IS plaintiff, and
Isaac u. Hewitt Ann L. HEWITT j. 2. Robson, th5
Stark Bank, Ebsr B. Ward and Stephen Clement
survivors OF Samuel Ward, deceased, and George W.
Girty defendants, shall expose for sale At pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House in SAID
county, on the 18th day Of March, lS5 two O'Clock
P. the lands and tenemehts described as follows
20 Wit:
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the State Of
Ohio, and whl9h is also in the County OF CuyahOga,
and Is known part and parcel ofthe MerFIn Prop
erty, and sub lots mum bers 49, g. g. a. 45 IS, a.
As, ~ and 50 in HeWItts subdivision blot OF which
ls now on record In the Rfcordsr's once OF SAID
County, to which reference s here made be ths same
more or less, but subject TO all legal hlEhWaYG-
SAID seyerRle lOtsaFe appraised as follows, to wit
Lot No s., at--...-Sla00 Lot No. a. at.-...S3l5
Lot .' ag, at....x $50 Lot t a, A.. 40
Lot . 45, Rt...-. 3s5 Lot g A., at-.... so
ILoott Lot . a. a. sl5 Lot :. g, ST. sse
AT. slsde, Master Comm SIrSi I. I 5ss
Pit hs Atty. fshl&s5
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN That, pursuant to the condition OF a certain
atUrtgage given 10 Charles Bacon b. Charles T. Har-
Feyl on the lglh day OF January l9, and rscordLd
in the oileetors ofice for the District Of unyaho
ga Vol. 3 Page !, there will BE- solo a. pIbe sale,
10 the highest bidder, a. the door Of the United
states Collectors oee, the city Of Cleveland, in
tue county u Cuyah0ga, and State Of Ohio, On The
I'm day Of March A. ID. ls5ls at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, three-lourths Of the schooner 6. g. Rob
ertsi she now lies in the hnrbOr Of Ashtabula in
said STATE with three-i0urths Of all her tackla, E
the amount due said ChsIles Bacon on said mort
sage; ..,,- CHARLES BACON,
Feb 6.323. By his Attorney, k. p. SPALDING.
Cleveland, Feb. 3, ls6i
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sOUTHERN CONFEpRRACY
AN OUTBREAK ANTICIPATED.

MONTGOMERY Marcn =.
Congress admitted Texas TO the full privileges
of the other members.
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sl'iAsoUED ron EHR UNION
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13
ITEMS TFgOyg THE TEeEEs-
GTEG.

The President Inns signed the bill for
the admission of Kansas into the Union,
and Mr.. Conway has taken his seat as
hsr Representative in Congress.
Our correspondent at Washington
states that plot to assassiuate Gen.
Scott has been detected. and TINT the
would be assassins are from Mississippi
aud South Carolina.
Ex-SEcRErARY Floyd has been indie
ted by the Grand Jury at Washington,
for conspiracy to dcfraud the Govern
mcnt. 1t is to be hoped that Justice will
yet Gvortska him anj lis hretAer thieves
and If ltors.
Our statement tlat mr. Lincoln Is OPP
posed to all compromises or concessions
to The Rebels is emphat;caily corrobora-
lel by the latest intelligence from Spring
field and y ashngton. 10 any reasona-
bic and proper measures proposed by
Congress for tho adjus mcnt Of tho pres
cnt difficulties, the President elect Will of
course cheorluly yield his assent. Bat
his province is to execute the laHs, and
not to make them, aud il is not lis bus
mess or his desire to take any steps to
counteract the clearIy-expressod Will Of
the people, as pronounced in the recent
election, to which he owes his elevation
to the Presiden y.
ALL statements representing that Eng
land will recognize the projected Cotton
Confederacy, or any other extemporized
by secession, are wholly unloulded, and
contrad.c.ed emphatical y by the best in,
tolIigeuce here. 1t Is positively known
that all the great Powers have signifed
their opposition to this project, and every
Foreign Minister here condemns it with
out qualification. European Governments
canNot interfere in this domestic question
without involving serious hazards, which
they are not disposed to incur
THE Postmaster at Milwaukee, Wis
consin, has refused to honor draft Of
the Department for 81, 600, and thus for
feited lis official position. No expana-
ton has been given of this default, and .
special agent must be sent out immed-
lately to take possession of the Office in
accordance With the regulations Of the
Department. These dettlcations are ex-
pected to multiply before the 4th of
March, as they did at the close of Mr..
F! Van BI:cn's term.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1861-02-13
From The st. Croixan.
4UIH 4 ~ u. Z IUIAtsII.
STARTLING MURDER.

Our little com 7lunity was thrown in
to state OF uaXoatel comm ptlon on
Thursday last by the announcement that
a we'll known person in our vicinity
one HARRISON ScHuLrz como to
his death by violence short distance
from our yi!lagc.
The report was Immediately confirmed
and the following particulars ascert4ined
in con acct on Herewith,
Harrison Schultz, q man Of respectable
birth and parer taac-his connection be-
inc as we are informed OF high standing
and considerable wealth in the State of
New York, impcI!ed by some motive, 10
us unknown aud incomprehc6ible, leav-
ing behind every yestige of refinement,
and crushing out more than respectable
a of intellectual endowments, plunged
with yea! ana . ferocity, heightened by
the contrast presented, into all The Nom
adic modes Of life with thcir concomitant
barbarities, which marx The present states
Of Indian EristeRcc. He warrcd and
hunted, tramped and camped among
than. Drank more whiskey than the
who'o wigwam in which he tabernacled,
and ruled with despotic power over fall
breed and half breed. Ia physical pow
ers he was unequalied; AMI his tall ath-
l,t;c form is familiar TO ali cur County
readers.
But as he was fearless and energetic
strong and active, be was cruel and capri
cioas. He tired Of his squaw, killed her.
II, did the same with many another
He has shot down in cool blood many an
Indian suspected Of hostility. Amid al
those ontrapes ha hns hnnn suffered to
t. wander 1T large a recognized outlaw.
But the spirit Of the Red Man We. fingers
in the breasts Of some of bis descendants
Revenge, silent yet sure was upon the
pathway Of HARRISON SCHULTZ. Often
warned-he needed not adnonition.-
He still lowered around his foes: lie still
beat his squaws and threatened vengeance
u on al who dared oppose him.
But the fatal hour had come; and, as
it is most sure to come when unlocked
for. From his lurking place some watch
ful one whose father had been killed, o,
whose sister had been beaten Ike rep
tile and discarded either dead or dying,
seized the opportunity, rs the object OF
his hatred stood before that fatal ambush
all unconcious, drew the rife with uncr
ring aim, upon bis victim crash went
the bullet throrgh the busy brain, and,
as the body of Harrison Schultz fell a
lifeloss corpse upon the pure snow, that
covered him rs STROUD, bis soul all I'M
prepared, entered the presence ola God
w o is Just, rs we'll as naercJu2. 1t is
not for mortal hand to pen more.