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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

A REMARKABLE PREDIcTIoN-Hon
Robert j. Walker. in . speech on thanks
giving day, 10 London. in 1863. gave
utterancs to the following remarkable
prediction ::
"And now The Union troops hold Chat
tanoogs. the great impregnable fortress oI
Northwestern Georgia. From Chstta.
nooga. which may be regarded as the grsaI
Geographical pivot point Of the rebellion
the Armies Of the Republic will march
down through the heart Of Georgia and
join our troops upon the sea-board of thu
State, and thus terminate the rebellion. -
Commsnting on this, the Albany Eve
ming journal says:
"This prophecy bss been fulfilled to
the letter. Had the words been framed
into general order issued BY Command
er. in Chief Of our Armies. Shermsn could
not have more faithfully obeyed. Start
ing from Chattanooga, be hss marched
down through the heart of Georgia. and
COINED our troops upon the ssabosrd ol
the State" Let us hope that the latter
part of the prediction will be eql,lly
literally ful6lled that the capture ol
Ssvsnnsh will prove the beginning ol
the end" Of The war.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

The EMAIL. .Pox.-Small-pox is King.
just now. 1t is running the machine.
1t is here, in the surrounding country, in
Missouri, in Nebraska, on the road to
Denver, in Brown County, in Wathens,
in Atchison, in Leavenwortb. in Topeka,
among the Indians, and floating about
loose through the atmospheric is ev-
erywhere. No use to stay away from any
place for fear of it. for you are bound to
run against it, wherever you go; and you
may as we'll stand your chances now q.
hereafter. Woe unto those who have
never been vaccinated. The disease-or
rather its second cousin, Varioloid-has
had fresh run here and we learn that
there are ten persons in one house Just
recovering from it, who were all down at
once. In nearly every case. the vsrio-
loid has been very mild /; but those who
take the genuine smallpox, when they
come out Of it at all. generally resemble
human nutmeg graters. In fact, we know
Of one. corn dealer, who lives wholly
upon mush and milk i; and he makes his
own msal. BY grating the corn on bis
nose.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

ABOUT PEAoE.-Speculations still con-
tinue-some papers pronouncing the Blair
venture failure, and others insisting that
it has resulted in good; while the Rich
mond papers bluster and brag louder than
ever. with q sort OF whistling in . grave
yard desperation. One thing is certain :
on the 30th of January. . rebel flag Of
truce appeared before the Union lines
near Petersburg. with the request to ad-
NIT Vice President Stephens and Senator
r. NJ. T. Hunter. and pass them to
Washington. they having been appointed
Commissioners to our Government. to
endeavor to arrange the terms Of peace.
Owing to some Misunderstanding, they
did not get through. but would be passed
in Q day or two. The Richmond pspers
announce that Stephens, Hunter, and
Judge Campbell were appointed Com
missioners, undertake to tell what terms
will be offered or accepted, and predict
that nothing will be accomplished. Bot
the Richmond papers are BY no means
reliable, and are not entrusted with i'm
portsnt Government secrets.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

@ The February number Of "Our
Young Folks" is before rs. and read
through in the other department of our
establishment. before me could have q
chance to notice it. The articles in this
number are: David Matson; The Sand
piper; The Portrait; Farming for Boys;
Snow .Fsnces; The Baby of the Rsgi-
msnt; The Red Winged Goose; Aaoat in
tas Forest; Christmas Belle; Andy's Ad-
ventures; Our Country Neishbss: Win.
ming bis Way; Trapped in Tree; and .
Puzzle Department. Nearly all the ar
tieles are handsomely illustrated. This
work takes the shine over anything of the
kind ever before attempted. snd should
be taken in every family where there are
children. Terms-l copy. - . year: 3
copies. SIS; 5 copies. 90; 10 copies Is;
20 copies. $50. and sn extra copy to the
person sending the club. Our Young
Folks and thesAtlantic Monthly will both
be sent one year for $5. Published BY
Ticknor & Fields. Boston.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

HARrER's MAGAZINE, FOR FEBRuARY.-
This valuable and popular periodical. fol
the current month, has reached us. The
contents are upon the following subjects:
Grierson's Raid; Peace; Birds of Passage
A Tour Through Arizons; At Rest;
The King of the Amszons: Iu the Au'
tumn Twilight: The Sparcotes: The Ballad
Of Ishmsel Day; John jacob Astor: A
New Year; Christmas at Trinity; Arma.
dale: Sheridan's Victory Of Middletown
Wanted-An Education; English fol
the Portuguese; Our Mutusl Friend; An.
photography Of 90 English snob; Month.
ly Record of Current Events; Editor.
Es.y Chair; Editors Drawer: Fashion,
for February. Sabscribsrs can obtain
either this Magazine or Hsrper's Splendid
Illustrated Weekly. BY sending "a to
Harper & Bros, New York; or We will
procure either Of them for subscriber to
the Chief. for % 25.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02
Horrible! Most Horrible!

1t is statei that General Sherman q
soldiers killed every dog they found in
their line of march through Georgia.
And no marvel, for it is in evidence that
hundrads Of our escaped officers AMI man
from Southern prisons have been hun,ei
by blood. hounds. They are kept at
guard stations and pickst-rosts Of the
South, and especially at ths ferries and
fords OF the rivers. AMI used to hunt both
our men and rebel desert ~. A Savannah
letter to the Cincinnati Gazatte relates the
following revolving case Of humsa and
brute ferocity:
The parties who had escaped wrra
privates Crummit and Harris of tie @ h
Ills. cavalry; Martin Closs. 81 Illinois;
and Paterson. Of the 81 New York Two
Of these soldiers ware Is years old. ono
20. and one only II. They were chased
by fifteen dogs IN charge OF some twenty
men.
Our men. finding the dogs close npon
them, and no chance of escape presenting
itself. climbed on the porch Of house
and waited till the party came mp Enrsg
ell that their thirst for Yankee bloori hal
not bsen gratifis'l. they made Crummif
como down to them. then knocked him on
the head with q musket. formed ring
put the dogs in it. and threw him in tc
them. He was terribly torn. and soon
after died. Harris aud Cloes were treat
ed in the same way. anil badl torn.
Peterson. who was q mere boy. snesl.
ed down AMI prnyed those human isnds
not to let the dogs tear him; but to no
purpose. He was forced down. and on
undertaking OF regain the porch. was
kicked in the faes, 81 his front teeth
broken ont, and he rendered insensible.
snd in thst state thrown into the ring
Tile dogs had satisfied. themselves with
blood. and refused to ko,sch him THIS is
only single case Of many which could be
related.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

PaKsnH RRowNLow The Cninr Com
vopsicn of Tennessee nominated W e.
BRowNLow for Governor by scclama,inn.
A delegate aSked n Re woull accept.
Ewhersnpon he rs.ponisl in the fo'o wing
language
GEsrLFMEy: I Ise,tfstfS' cnn'roversv hy
assuring Won that | will accept Ap-
plause. Tc,nBnt ha es,ec'ei to DO NV
thing mors. anl certainly onsht 10 do
no less. than tender to yon. members Of
Of the Convention. nv sinrere AMI un-
feignei thanks for the honor anf chs,inc.
ten yo: hive c1,er-rri upnn mn. twill
NOT speak to- yon. gentlemen. bnt what |
will lack IN speakine. r thr people shonld
rasify the nomir~tinr, 7. viii trv to mak'
ND in deeds and acts. sn'i. CD he'ng nv
hslp,r. If vo, VIII s.n.iup Legislature to
reorgani2s the miFta, anil pass other
necessary business. I viii pnt an end to
the infern.l gu,rril1a on'rsges in the Stst'.
in e st. Mid,Hs ani Western Tennessee.
If we have tn shoot or hang every man
concmnei Loai aoi long c.rinued
applause
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(For the Chief.)

OREGON, Missouri. January 26, 1864
At a meeting of the members of the County
and Township Committees, and other citizens
of Holt County, held this day, in Oregon, the
following preamble and resolutions were adop-
ted:
WHEREAS, We, the loyal men Of Holt Coun.
ty, believe the rebellion to be the whole cause
of the troubles that now distract our County,
and that the presence Of disloyal persons in our
midst is the principal cause Of our difficulties;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That We believe the early exit Of
the disloyal element from our midst, will tend
to bring about peace and harmony in our
County; and we earnestly recommend to all
persons of that character, both for their safety
and our peace, that they remove to some other
part of the country, and there endcavor to con-
duct themselves as csd citizens.
Resolued, that We, loyal citizens and Com
mitteemen of Holt County, are opposed to the
jayhawking and maraudng lately 50 prevalent
in our County, and solemnly enter our pre<es,
against it,.
Resolped, That we request the military au
thorities of this District to disarm all disloyal
citizens Of our County.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to
furnish copies of the foregoing proceedings and
resolutions for publication in the Atchison
County Journal, White Cloud Chief. Savannah
New Era, St. Joseph Herald, and st. Louis
Republican.
STEPHEN BLANCHARD, Chm.
WIN. KAucHEa, Sec'y.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

-.HoH-IT HAs DoxE.-Thsra Hsra nsya,
greater outrsges psrpstrassd upon the slsc:
tive franchise. than those committed by
Lanes tools in Ksnssss Secretary Law
renee was the chief instance in this infs.
my. It was necessary to have % over
welming majority in the Legislature. ol
straight out, unwsvsring Lans men. in
order to ride their measures through.
Snch majority could not be obtained
from the legally slsetsd members; there.
fore, Secretary Lawrence undertook to
supply the deficiency. The State board
Of canvsssers decided that certain men
were elected, but Lawrence. upon bis own
responsibility, Issued certificates to their
oponents. He even esve certificates to
ore or two men who were beaten BY the
undisputed figures before him. The men
receiving certificates took their seats. and
the rightful members had to 50 through
. process of contesting for their rights.
The 6rst thing done. was the election Uni.
ted States Senator. in which oil these DO.
gus members took part, and voted for
Lane of courss. That being over. and
and no farther necessity existing for this
overwhelming majority. the Lsns men
are admitting the legally elected members
to their sests. one By one. Some thres
or four changes have slready taken place.
and other cases are progressing. Some
Of the bogus members were ineligible.
some even did not receive . majority on
the soldier vote. sad one actually did not
reside in the County which he assumed
to represent! Lawrencs's plea is, that
be thought this. understood the other.
and made mistake in counting Such
is the party that have been bowling fraud
for q year past
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

lLese-eeenes q the M,-.-
nv. setcs"ner'ns' etc in Price. p
The Galveston News has h.,.
accounts from the diary of an % az giving
Prices army. The latter, the .ou Oaisef u
Of it. including the battle of N.S.lon
We 6nd ia ths Bulletin. Of the is,b. sb00''
O;t. 2s.-Movsd eight miles .,
camped one mile south Of Nevto,;, ui co.
The enemy attacked rs and were ,..,
BY Cabell's and Slemmon', bria.assd pa,ssd
aud . email part of Shelby, S;S;.' as''
with heavy loss; our loss abop, soo O9' sS'
led and wounded. wv Sii'
Oct. 29,-M.rched twen,v.svs
south west. and campsd on Cov',I:' uLs'
Greek; no forage. Sk'n
Oct, 30.-Marehea to Magnolia ss,.-
miles. and campsd; no forss. ''esn
: Oct. 3l.-Marched twenty m;,.s
campe1 on the Illinois river: no f,.. qua
Nov. l.-Moved to Cane Hn. \.
weather very cold and wei W. aas us
little forage. sbou. one half ration so'
Nov. 2 Remained .t C.ns U;n
tFsgan's division made q demops,r.,;,
on Fayetteville. to let McCrsy'. and
Dobbin's brigaiss pass to The nor,b....
Of Arkansas; no forage.
Nov. 3-Rmained encampsd a, C,,.
Hill; weather very cold. with b,,v.
snow. Without food or forage.
Nov. 4.-Movel son,bwes, ,,.,.
miles and encamped; wi.hcu. FORAGE
We now abandon wagons every d,v
the teesms having entirely given ont.
Nov. 5.-Marche,l down ths SsE..
twenty miles AMI encamped. No for,r,
Nov. 6.-Rsachsd the Arkansas riv.r
near Pleasant Bluff. We have plep,v oi
beef. but no forage.
Nov. 7.-Crossed the Arksu,ss riv.,
and marched fonr miles. No for,us
Nov. S.-Moved eight miles ives, And
encamped; rained all night and snov;,s
at daylight. The sick and wounde, ,pI.
fer dreadfully. No food or forsr-
Some Of the commands succeeded in ps,.
ting little beef: but Csbells brigade
have none.
Nov. 9-Moved fifteen miles ives, and
encamped near the Canadian. Tbs
weather very cold. and horses and mule.
dying by hundreds. l noticed to-day
that sevsrsl men died on the road from
illness and exhaustion. and were lef, nm
buried. We had no means of bn,,inp
them. To-day Gen. Pagan might h,v.
been ssen trudging along ,hrosch the
mud and rain. and sick soldier ridins
his horse, an net that / believe few Gen,
erals are seruse,l Of Dos-a-days. bnt his
kindness,o to his men does rot make them
love him any the less.
Nov. f0.-The remnants cf Csbpll's
and Slemmon's brigades were directed TO
make the hes. Of thsir way to Arksn-
saS and report at q, given time At point.
assisnrf IN the orders. With them the
writer came. snl after nsch srEeripg
We rearhe3 Arkon,ss.
II will be seen that the retreat was
most ,iissst rons onr. and no, so sa,rpsS.
fnl an achievement az is represented in
thu cis-Mississippi news 6 u. COnftl.
eracy.
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The capture Of Fort Fisher seals up
Wilmington from ocean communication.
The Fort is on the point Of low land run.
ming down between Cspe Fear River and
the Atlantic coast. about twenty miles be-
low Wilmington. and. gives rs full COM
mand of the river abovs the three ship
channels to the ocssn usel by blockade
ruuners. The main channel is between
Smith's Islsnd and Federal Point on the
main land. some eight miles below forf
Fisher. Fort Caswell is about ten miles
below Msin Channel. at tbs hesd Of Oak
Island. near which passes Ship Channel.
A liuls further up the same channel IL
Fort Johnson. at the month Of Eliz ,heth
River. On Cape Fear River. directly op-
ps,ite Fort Fishss. is Qnarantins Fort.
This is the only fortifcation except in
proximity to Wilmington. Just below the
citv is Fort St. Phillip on thu lower end
of E sgls Islani. which stretches up past
Wilmington. Fort St. Phillip is rated
nine guns. Directly opposite. on the
msiu land below Wilmington. is Fort
French. iron clad Fith T iron. Here are
obstructious in ths River commanded BY
Fort French. Below. in the vicinity Of
Fort Fr.nch. are light houss and water
batteries. Wilmington is on the East
eide Of the Northeast Branch of Cape
Fear River, the rear of the city being
nearly encircle1 BY three mill ponds sud
Smiths Creek. There are batteries and
Notifications between the ponds and the
town. said to be formidabls.
The loss of Fort Fisher seals the fate Of
Wilmington sooner or later Our feet
can now move right into Cape Fear River.
and in spite of rebel iron. clads and British
pirates. ami blockade, runners, move on
the enemy's works at will Those in
port are cooped in. and the rsbels made
their brags that four blockade runners
arrived the day after the Yankee failnre
to capture Fisher. Like Savannah. Will
mington must yield in due time. Porter
aud Terry are inst as certain ofthe latter.
as Sherman and Dahlgren were Of the for
msr. Wstrust. however. that Bragg will
not BE- abe to make as successful skedsd-
die as Hardss.
The fall of Wilmington will be most
crushing to the rebellion. The city has
long been the port of entry for British sup
plies for richmond, and indeed for much
Of the Confederacy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

WHY MoRs HES ARE NfEDeD-Tha
New York Post says The question 81
issus now is nothing les. than ,hi,-ShsH
she war be cfose,i in sDotBpr csmpaign,
or, perhaps. tuo or three yenrsg 1.-THE
conntry comes to the hefp Of the armies
in rffs field. LseIs army can Ne destroyed
within sixty days; and in that case the
rebels win no. have single formid.bl'
srrny es~s OF the Mississippi. But il Leo
can maintain himself for six months long'
smother nmy csn be raised ty the rebels
IN the South, m give us troubla. and to
face ns even II Lee were destroyed. II
Of the most vital importance, therefore,
that our armies shah be so strengthened
at once. as to gsin this required snccs''
over Lss before any othe rebef force csn
be organized and put into tbe field.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

H The Topeka correspondent Of the
Lsavenworth Bulletin, who signs bimssli
Patch" seems to have grudgs against
Ed. Russell. as his letters are chiefly de-
voted to tremendous mouth-makipg at
that gentleman. Whst bis grievance is.
We know not. Probably "Psfcb" in
stinctivsiy knows, from Russell's looks,
that he has . supreme contempt for
pimps, and makes q personal application
of It.
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.Auoru.s JAxsA.x.a- -sUs-ss.Seeus.,u' .

--AxoTHxa wx1a-.Us-sslSRe0s."
Another knight Of horse-Aesh has fol-
lowed in the footsteps Of so many OF his
illustrious predecessors. w. w. Hill. Of
Rush Island. who has been causing 50
much ccmmo,ion. dgring the past yea.
BY indiscriminats robbery of loyal and
disloyal men; who wa put in our County
jail. but escaped in the latter part Of Oc-
tober. and has since been dodeing abont
on the sly in this County and Hot-bss
performed his last operation m this
world. On Saturday night. he was at
tenn pting to relieve one johnson. living
below Forest City. of bis horses. John.
son fred ON him. bot misssd; Hill rstnro-
ed the ERE. and also missed: when young
son Of johnson, fred at Hill. tbs ball
entering his head. and inaicsing . mortal
wound. He was taken to Forest City on
Sunday. where be fingered until Tuesday
when he died. 1t is . pity he did not
msks full confession, for the benefit oi
al his sccomplices.
Hill, ws believe. was from Southern
Indiana. He came up the Missouri River.
about eight years ago. % the same boat
with us. BE had Just been married. and
looked green and innocent. Hs found
bad company and dangerous advisers.
and was led into the same crimes AMI
met tie same fate Of many other once
honest and industrious men. When will
all those engaged in his profession take
warning, and become honest once more
And how long will it be ere the men
who are urging on such men as Hill. and
pocketing the profits of their crimes. are
brought to the punishment they deserve
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

HSmsll-Pox has already sacrificed
some Of our best and bravest troops
Soldiers, listento the voice ofreasou, sup.
ply yourselves with HoLLowAY's PILLS AMI
OINTMENT. The Pills purify the blood
and strengthen the stomach, while thu
Ointment removes all pain, and prevent.
pit marks.
, II the reader Of this "notice" cannot
get . box of Pills or Ointment from
the drug store in his place. let him write
to me. 50 Maiden Lane. enclosing tht
amount, and I will mail box free of ex'
penss. Many dealers will not keep my
medicines on hand, because they cannot
make as much profit Is on other persons
make. IS cents. SO cents, and 81. 40 pei
boz or pot.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

ESocH ARDEN.-This poem Of Tsnny-
son has created a sensation. The profits
on its sale have been large enough to make
man rich, and it has been produced on
the stsgs. tits the story Of poor nan
who went to seq. leaving young wife and
baby daughter. He was shipwrecked. tax.
en- prisoner. and oil that. and held iu cap.
tivity for years. When be finally escaped
and returned home. he found his wife.
giving him up for dead, had married one
his oil playma:es. = very wealthy man
with whom she was living happily
When he foam | how the msttsr stood,
he crypt away ~i.hout making himself
known. lest be should make them feel
badly over it. Enoch was . very &C.
commodstiug man. and every body should
read about him. In order to pu. the
poem within the reach of oil. Messrs.
Ticknor & Fields. of B ,ston. have pub
lished . cheap and neatly printed edition.
which they will send. postpaid. to any
address. on the receipt of Is cents.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

GENERAL GRAHr.-Governor Yates. oil
Illinois. in his msssses takes occasion to
offer the following appropriate tribute to
General Grant:
He ia . gift Of the Almighty Father to
THE NATION. in its extremity. and be
has won his way to the exalted position be
occupies. through his own great perservs-
rance, skill and indomitabls bravery. and
it is insxcssibly vsin for any man to claim
that he has made Grant. or that he has
given Grant to the country. or that he can
control bis great genius aud deeds for the
private ends Of ssl6sl and corrupt political
ambition.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

Oss day this wsek lady from Illinois
came on the stage to this place. on her
way to Saline county. to visit relstives
there. While here she took occasion to
give vent to her political rebel spleen BY
expressing hsr sorrow on sccount Of the
death of Bill ABderson and Jim Jackson.
Capt Reed. commander Of this sub-dis-
trict. happened to be in town. and hear.
ing Of the remsrk. bad bsr sFrested. and
telling ber thst there vac enoogh Of her
stripe already here. stsstsd her on her
wsy-sot rejoieipg-bsek to Soekesanu.
The Captain did risht-H..ssssls { As.)
Cititen. - ,f---E.gF . ~
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

y FRoN SAvANNAH.-We have received
q letter frsm Lieut.. James NJ. Newhard.
Of the lst Missouri Engineers, formerly
Missouri 25tb. dated Savannah. Geor-
gis. January 9th. They are in Howard's
Corps. and their regiment. during the
march from Atlanta. had charge of the
pontoon train. He says they had . very
pleasant trip. and ttst Savannah is the
handsomest as well ss the best behaved
captured rebel city that hs has yet seen.
The regiment was in 6ne condition. and
the boys from this region all right. They
had not lost . man for four months, and
at the time Of writing. had not 9 patient
in the hospital. Lieut.. Newhard sends
us copy of the Savannah Republican
which has a dingy Jebef look about it
but has been changed to q thoroughly
loyal sheet-eY rather half sheet. HI
says he met in Savannah. the former
editor of that rsbid Breckinridge organ
over the river. the Holt County News. in
the shape Of Ansef Watroos, Jr., who ia
Lieutenant in . New York regiment
Since arriving at Savannah, some Of tht
Holt County boys. and George Williams
fren Doniphan County, had been mus
tered ont.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02

DEoREAsE OF THE ISDIASs.-Ths Indi.
ans dwelling within the United States are
fast disappearing from among men. In
1850 there were 400. 900; in 1855. $50.
600. and ths census OF 1850 shows only
295. 400. This is decrease Of $4,000
every 6vsyears. Ths proportion Of de-
crease is steadily augmented o the path
Of empire takes i.s way westward. How
many yesrs will elspss at this rate before
the Indian savage will ex ist only in the
history Of 6choolcrsft. the prose-6ction Of
Cooper and the poetry Of Lonsfsllrw :?
The civilized Indian Aoufish.s better than
the wild ons. for in the State of New
York (ths last census ssys) We have
3.765 aborigipss. whereas in Colorsdo
only 5000 were leit in 1860.
The principal Indian populations are
distributed ~ follows: West Of Arkan-
sas. 65 $50; Nsw MEXICO territory IS. 100;
Dskotah tsrritery. SO. .664; Washington
territory. 81 900: Utah territory. 20 600:
Minsssots. 1890; Cslifornia, 1880;
Ksasss. 8. l89; Michigan, z.T7; Nsvsds
tssritery, !, $50; Orsgoss 1000. ~