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HOW to Treat Indians.


From New England quarter, the Provi-
dence Journal, in letter dated Colorado,
we have the following cold-blooded advice
in regard to the proper treatment of the
Indian. We have no doubt the writer Is a
firm believer in the superior excellence OF
the negro:
What shall we do with the Indian? Shall
we civilize or eNterminate himp The for
mer is simply impossible, the latter abso-
lutely indispensable. We may moralize as
much as we please, but when the choice
comes to us whether TO be bitten by mad
dog or to kill the dog, practically, the dog
is dead. And such must be the case with
the Indian, who is worse than a mad dog.
Now shall we, or the Indians be pro-
tected? p? The Indians can take care of them
selves, and If they can't do it here, they can
20 elsewhere. am not of a sanguinary
disposition, | am not inclined to revcl in
bloodshed and slaughter, but am fully
convinced that the Indian must be exter-
minated, 1t is as much for his benefit as
for ours. What is the good of his Looping
about the country on a cadayerous pony,
and lookinglike dirty idol chopped out of
mahogany, when he can be comfortably
killed and sent to those happy hunting
grounds which constitute the Indian heav-
emp Let him go there by all means. Help
him on his way and fake him out of his
misery. He is neither useful nor ornanen-
tai here: perhaps he will be both in another
world. IL so, what radical change the
great destroyer will produced
Let us have brave and skillful officers and
men with carte blanche as to their doings.
II they kin a few Indians, commend them
for II and tell them TO go their way rejoice
ing" ar.... 49,.
Even the editor hardly takes exception
10 this when he says:
"The Indians of the plains are filthy,
treaGherous, thievish and cruel. They must
not be permitted to block the roads to the
Western Territories and States or to COM
NIT any depredations on the whites. An
armed force sufficient to restrain them must
be kept in the field, and AS much severity
as Is necessary to keep them from doing
harm must be used. IL that can only be
accomplished by killing them, then they
must of course be killed.
Get rid Of the thieves who prey upon the
life and property of the Indian, and of the
traders who steal away their brains, by a
baptism of bad rum, and there will be no
need of this wholesale killing
We are not surprised that the very pa
per that contains this develish proposition,
for the treatment of the Indians, contains
an apology for the wholesale brutal MUIR
ders recently committed by the negroes in
Jamaica. {"
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NEWS OF THE DAY.

The Secretary of the Treasury, on Satur-
day notified seventy five clerks of his Dc-
partment That their services will be dis
pcnscd with on the 3lst inst, on grounds OF
incompetency.
It is reported that Fridays Cabinet meet
ing, which was longer than usual, and
which was attended by General Grant, was
devoted TO the consideration of Mexican
affairs
General Winfield Scott arrived at New
Orleans ON the l2th inst, A salute was
fired in his honor
The Richmond EraB'iser asserts that Gen
oral Grant, while in that rity expressed
himself IN favor of the admission of all
Southern Congressmeu who can take the
teast- oath ss
The Armstrong House, at Lawton, Mich
igan was burned down on Thursday after
noon. loss $1,000, on which there is no
Insurance.. -''i r'
The number Of negroes executed In Ja-
macia by the British authorities is esti-
mated at from 1000 TO 1000. "t
The Postoilice at Pit Hole was broken
open on the night OF the 10th. aud three
bags, containing the mail for New York,
the Eastern aud Northern States and Eas-
tern Pennsylvania, taken. The sum OF
$5O,0OO was in the mail bags, the property
of three men alone, and the full amount
lost was probably between seventy and
one hundred thousand dollars.
Hon Arthur kiunaird one of the English
Morton Pcto in his recent visit to this com-
try, has addressed a letter 10 his constituents
in Scotland, in which he expresses the
greatest admiration for the United States,
both as regards the people and the natural
resources of the land.
Daniel $. Dickinson and Gen. Spinne are
now the most prominent candidates for the
New York Collectorship.
The Augusta CoHstitution0list learns that
quite a number of plantations in that vicin-
ity have changed hands lately the pur-
chasers being mostly parties from the
North.
There are at the present time two hundred
and thirty students in the University OF
Virginia, a great majority of whom were
in the army during the war. . ....
There are five theaters in the oil region,
located at Meadville, Cory, Oil City, Pit
hole and Franklin. Two or three OF them
have adopted the pretentlous and meaning
less title Academy of Music"
Gordon, the recently executed rebel
leader i'm jamaica had his life Insured In
London for $5O,OOO, which has been paid to
his widow. .at ....
A company has been organized at San
Francisco, to build a railroad from that
city to town in San Diego, thence east
ward to the State line, and thence con
nected with the contemplated road 10 the
Mississippi River. The capital is thirty
million dollars, and the length of the road
100 miles
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spir,. of the majority in Congress

SpirlU of the Majority i'm Congress.
On Tuesday, of last week, Mr.. ELDREDGE,
of Wisconsin, Dem.), in the House at
Washington, offered resolution sustaining
the Presidents reconstruction policy. This
was promptly voted down by the Rcpubli-
cans To the number of los these patriots
voted against II Restoration of the Union
They follow such open disunionists as THAD.
STEVENS, of Pa, and Senator Po,mRoY, of
Kansas, who says:
Il would rather help tear down the
Capitol than allow the Southern States to
come back into the Union without letting
the negro voter
The Southern States that have complied
fully with all the required conditions, are
still kept out of Congress by these menl
No wonder, under such circumstances,
that even so decided Republican paper rs
the N. Y. EUeniag Post should feel con-
strained to say of the Presidents action in
the premises
He is not as strong and decided as we
expected from the energy of his character,
or as the circumstances would warrant, in
in his treatment of reconstruction. He de-
fers more to the opinion Of Congress than
we supposed he would. His previous
course had led us to hope that he would in
sist upon as rapid restoration of the pO-
litical relations of the South us might be
compatible with safety. The passage of
the Constitutional Amendment, which
really removes the whole ground of con-
troversy, we imagined, would be made his
single condition, sine qua non, his test Of
loyalty, his means of general eoneiliatiOn
m "A m ihta| ~
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Farmers Take Notice.

r AM BUILDING DRAG SAW MILLS At BON.
i BARGEh, DWIGHT COS, Reaper Works, OF
two patterns, to attach to other power, and tile
other combined The drait in this mach no Ia leas
than corn stnhhe plowng, in consequence OF the two
piimans hanging on a aw ng. which gives a rocking
motion 10 the saw, which IL 40 necessary to FAST and
easy cutting. Two hands only required. The tender
OF the saw drives. Send fora circular.
JARVIS CASE.
decl4Wlt Dayton, ohio.
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Dissolution.

IssOLUTION OF Co.PARTNERSHIP.-T
- Go.pArtnershp, heretofore existing between
Frederick Lange and Benjamin Shiatie, under the
name and firm of IanRe Shieble, was dissolved, by
mutual consent, December Is, 1895.
Mr. Lsnge will continue BUSINESS a. the elegant
stand in the bssemenl Of the Opera House, and will
settle all accounts pertaining TO the late firm.
decHl1w LANCE a SOHiEBLE
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Southeast Market-house.

NIoTICE.--ALJ TaosE WHO SUBSCRIBED TO
~ the Southeastern Nj arket-h house hereby mott
fed that their full amount OF subscriptions are now
due. They will please call at Pnillp WaItss, Treas.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors,
decIld2awlt A. L. AIJIb 81 CIV
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WISCONSIN WAR ExPENsEs.-The Madi-
son Journal states that statistics compiled
at the Secretary of States Office show that
payments ont of the treasury of this State
for war purposes since 1861, amount to the
sum of $3,566,G63 Is. This of eonrse does
not include amounts paidby counties or
towns.--M Mltodukee Nel0s.
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HANDSOME Carriages and Bnggies at
Langdon's Carriage Shop, II, lS and 10
Fourth street. div
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There are no less than 3O3 schooners, 80
barls, 10 brlgs, 10 propellers and 20 tugs in
Chicago, with an aggregate capacity of
l0l, ,s25 tons. This is large increase upon
the number of craft that wlntered there
last year, and more are expected.
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Turnpike Notice.

THE STOCK HOLDERS IN THE MIAMIsBURG
] and Centerville Turnpike Company are hereby
notified TO meet At The office Of J. u. She han, ,. p
in minnsburR, Ohio, on Monday January s, 1896
at o'clock P. NJ for the purpose of eleciing seven
(7) directors 10 serve tho ensuing year.
decSdawtt GEORGE A. GROVE, Pres
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A garroter was captured in Boston the
other day, and sentenced to % years In the
peEltentiary.
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QUARRrIsoMK.-Ou friends and brethren
of the Sixth Street Methodist Church, seem
to be eomtending through an endless series
of rejoinders and ncbutters--all of which
appear in the columns of our orthodox CO.
Temporary at the corner of Vine and
Fourth--which shah have the last word.
There is not much piety in the spirit of
their performances and we begin TO dread
that the cause of Christ will not be greatly
promoted by the disclosures they make,
and the light which they let into each
others characters. II is not for MS to pro-
nounce upon the merits of the dispute; but
its temper has nothing in it of meekness or
holiness. We We're once--it was many years
ago, and we were little inexperienced
of the opinion that clergymen, by virtue of
their pious training, holy Office and high
responsibilities. were n great deal better
than secular people. We suspect we were
little mistaken.-C Cincinnati Enquirer.
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SouthCaroIina

The message of Governor Orr was sub
mitted tothc South Carolina Legislature
on the 9th. Most Of the message Is devoted
to local affairs. In regard to the negroes,
the Governor says:
"You have been diligently employed
since your meeting In maturing laws for
the organization Of the militia and for the
regulation of the rights aud duties of freed
men, aud doubt not that you will perfect
your Legislation upon these subjects before
your adjournment Our policy toward the
freedmen should be kind and humane.
II his rights of person aud property are
not fully and efiectually secured by our
local legislation, we can not hope 10 be re-
lieved from the presence of the military
aud provost courts. The authorities of the
United States will not remove their protect
ing hand from the negro, whom they have
manumitted, and In whose freedom we have
|acquiesced until we provide by our laws
to give him full protection In All his civil
rights. Ills labor is necessary for the sue
cessfui prosecution of the agriculture of the
State aud 1t will be best commanded by
making him cheerful and contentcd."f
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alfw advertisements.
Insurance Notice.

Insurance Notice.
FsNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE OHIO INsUR,
L ANCE COMPANY, are hereby notified that the
Annual Election OF Directors will he held at tho Office
ot the Company. Dayton, ohio, on MONDAY, JAN.
UA.,Y ], lsCi, belween the hours oi y A, NJ. and
Ii9 M -I WI. GILukSPlE See'u.
Dayton o., Dec. 10, 1865. decis-dtt
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9egal.

NOTICE
To the Probate Court OF Montgomery %. Ohio.
Dennis Dwyer, Admir- ofWm. Foley, deed,
".
Mary Foley, widow, Daniel Foley Of the State Of
Iowa, ELLEN Foley intsrmarried with - Sullivan OF
the State Of Massachusetts, Mary foley inteTmar.
lied with John. Rarreu OF lambudRe CITY, State Of
Indiana, John Foley ofthe Slate Of Indiana and Cor
nelins Foley OF the county Of Montgomery, OHIO
and the unknown heirs Of said William Foley, decd
are hereby informed that on tho 10th day ofSepten
her, 1865, said administrator filed his petition In tha
ProhAia Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, tho oh.
lec and prayer OF which petition In 10 obtain an order
de. tho 18TH day Of January, 1905 for The assign
mont OF dover OF Catherine Foley, the widow OF said
William Foley, decd, and for the sale nf the follow.
ing estate situated IN the county ofRheby m Tho
State OF Ohio, ofwhch the said deceased died sessd
20 wit:
Tho south half offhe vast hall Of the south east
quarter OF saction No g. township q, g. rraRe 6eAst
containing forty acres more less pay he debts
OF said deceased
DENNIS DwVRR, Admir-,
Setw oiWm Foley, decd
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is in very shabby condition, the old oecu-
pants having used up all the appropria-
tions, as tuen as the (rRiture. Both Houses
of Congress are preparing for fresh APP
preparation. -.
II visited (said Mr.. Riddle of Delaware,
in the u. s. Senate,) the White House, OF
Executive Mansion, as il Is called, last
week, and u is a disgrace 10 the country"
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DIR. sTEvENs & co.

DRIVArE DI0EAEs CURED IN THE SHORTEST
Il possible time, az the Cincinnati Lock Hospital,
"a West Third street, bstween walnut and Vine, up
stairs, without the use OF Mercury, loss OF time,
change Of diet
DR. STEVENS, by special study aud experience in
the hospitals OF Baltimore, London and Paris, is
en- lbled TO guarantee a cure in the most compli.
Gated cases. Recent OF Gonorrhea or Hytihia
cured in few days, wItlloat change Of diet, OF hind
rance nom business secondary Byphihs--the last
Vestge-eradicated withoutthe use of Mercury
Victims Of self.abuse and .eessivA venery suffer
ing from Hpermatorrhea, and loss OF physical and
mental power. Indigestion or Constipation, sFup.
tons. Nervous Cough, HypOOhOndria &c., are treatad
Tor Liyer Complaint Dyspepsia, and Consumption,
by ignorant men, who mistake the effects for the
causes Of the evil, aud thus multiply both. ttIt
Married men, and those contemplating marriage
shonld restore ygOr 70 their bodies and minds, ere
they entail misery and disease upon those Of their
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. cure guar.
ranteed in all cases Persons at distance promptly
cured. by addressing, with statement of case Df
STEVENS a CO., ~ West 1hiTd street, Oinonusti,
Ohio.
ONCE hours from sA, Mall@ 5 r.. MI Sunday.
To ii A. M decs iyd
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Turnpike Election.

FJNHHRE Will BE AN ELECTION HELD AT
L Eary's Hotel In West A. xandria, on Monday
the 9Th dav OF January, 1865, to elect se directors
OF tho Dayton and Western Turnpike Road Company
10 serve for the ensuing year.
December 0, 1865, A. DUNLAP, Prtst
derl4-
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The whole 10 conclude with the screaming farce O
MISCHIEF MAKING.

Prices OF Admission Dress Circle and Parquetie,
| 7 o'tock to commence at sociock.
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The President,s Honse.

It is understood by the Washington news
gatherers that the Presidents house was
cleared of articles of furniture to an extra
ordinary degree when Mrs. Lincoln LEFT 1t.
The subject has been kept from the public
as much as possible, as it was a matter of
scandal disgraceful 10 the country. The
ErDresS cOrrespOndent saws - IHt|r.
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ashulesale Clothing.

CIorH'"''
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19


Es' AT 4 meeting of the Boarl of Direc-
tors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, held
on the 18th inst dividend of per cent
WIS declared on Tire stock of the rhath stem,
and pcr cent Oil The Washington branch.
The force of employees on the road is 7,7O3
men, who were paid in September $3i1 ,215.-
81. The business of the road continued uui-
'fUrmly very he-vy, and great Improvements
are Icing made on every part Of the line
BY the close of the coming year there will
be double track between Baltimore and
Piedmont. Thirty new engines Of great ca
pacity have been added to the companys
equipment, and twenty more have hech con-
tracted for. Eleven engines taken by the
Rebels have been recovered and win he on
the road besides large number of passenger
and freight cars
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LYNN & Co.'S EMPORIUM.

JUST RECEiYED-A SPLENDID AssoRr.
MENr or HATS AND Cars. Latest STYLES
Also, large and well selected assortment Of
Gcntlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as
Fancy Neck Ties, Wool s;carfs,
Shaker Kuit Hose, Lambs Wool Hose,
Mcrino Hose, Brown Cotton Hose
Linen and silk iIandk rvliefs,
Towels, Sdspcnders,
Linen and Paper Collars,
Mc:ino Shirts and Drawers,
Canton Flannel "
Travelling Bags,
Carriage and Riding Whips,
Canes and Umhrclas.
Also. a variety Of other articles, too MT
mertuis to mention.
CAL nrd erqrlihe cm' .to,4
JAS. G. LYNN & co,
BALTIMORE b., opposite Post Office.
Sept 2S 'G5lf
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

Fourteen national banks established by the
Treasury Department during the past week
among which were The First National Bank
Of Frederick, Nd. Fist National Bank of
fredericksburg, Va. and First National
Bank of Stanton, Va. Some of these banks
fled applications for conversion into national
banks prior to JILL, 1863.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

PEocEEpIyus OF THE ORPHANS CorRT -
Before Judges Campbell, Percy and Bush
on the 18th, letters of administration wer
granted to George L. Michael on the estate o
Jesse Michael. dcc'a
October 10th, letters of administration
were granted Samuel J Livengcod on thu
estate of Henry Mosser decd -
October 18th, JamcsF Miller, agcl fvt
years on the 26th day Of March, 1868, was
placed and bound out as an aITt3 ice 70
Henry Dash, to be furnished with good
suit of clothes and $500 when free.
Jeanette Campbell, colorcd, aged II years
on the list day of March, 1866, was placed
and bound out to \. j. Boose, to receive $40
when free.
George Smith, executor Of John Ilnyc, re-
ported the sfsl2 of soldiers lott Nos 40, $50
49l, and cnc-half of 47G, to Joseph Irons
for the sum of 1925. Also, of soldiers lots
Alb, 4T5, Al, 479, and onc-half of 47G,
for the sum Of S225. Also, soldiers lot
No. 1142 to David Vile, for the sum Of 271;
Also, tract Of land lying in the GIades.
sailed "lIoye's Little Pasture continuing
523 acres, to Julia 4. Armstrong. for the
sum If $3,13S,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-10-19

~ To CoNSUaprivSs.-i'to UuicIs .nch hnyi!.1
been restored to health in few weeks nv n VERY
simple remedy, after having 3 iyti several wears
with severe lung affection. aud that Tread Ii "as".
consampijon--iS anxious To make known u hi:
ellow-suiirrcrs the lneaps CT frrc
To all who des;tcit, he VIII S2'i q cop, Or the
prescription used, (Gec of charge. with the d,rer-
tons Toy preparing and using the same wa Il tbo,
will int 'H"' cure for ccNsrHrr.oN asruMA nat n
cHITIs, COUGHS, COLDS cc. The Only object Of the
advertiser in sending the prcsc9; orun T.. To benefit
tn" afflicted, and spread information which he con
crircs to lac invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
viii try his remedy. it will cost him nothing and
may prove a blessing.
Ptrties wishing the prerrr;pli.n, will please al
dress REV. EDWARD L. VISION
. Wiliiamsburgh, Kings cQGcty,
Get. SIM. "a. / co., New York.
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

have just returned from the East with n spen-
did Stock of Goods for the fall trade. Eycrvthino
you can wish for viii CELL Il, low prices for cash
;, All wool heiaincs- figured and plain; French
hennoes, hGnred and plain; English Mcrinocs. fs-
ured and plain plain and striped Poplins: rI,ip
and figured Almcas; Shepherd Plails. NIouslin
de Lines, Sick FIarne's Irish Linens Shcelipr.
Plilow-caSing. Bed Ticki. e, Canton Fannes.
HICKORY, Calic"es, Dleacled aud Brown Mas.ins,
Fiannas, Hoop Skirts and ur.lreliag.
\ large assortment Of Trainings and Ernhroid-
cred Goods Worscd Hoods, breakfast Canes, &c.
Gentlemen UndrrsF irts and Drawers and Ladies
ard Chillrcns Mcrino Vests. Fancy toilet articles,
soups PERU incry, sc. in great abundance
JACOB II. EARL0UGHER.
UHutt's old stand, Baltimore St,
Sept 81, G5--y Cumberland.
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Co!l,a!eWiii.

|
Business IN tile city quite pr'Sk, and large num-
Ter oi persons IRON various parts oil Inc county a
court ""3 '"@ so'cfMl''"' s''eS'
it''e on inc canal CONTINUES F'oa' ont not &c
FISK as l'"' week ABOUT one hundred boats are
no" AZ inc "'iiereh' WHITE waiting 10 DC loaded
since our last report io7 Do''s lett tins port io'
"e'F6e'o"n' carrying Il ~! 10 tons ofco"l' Since
me 81 o. J'H'' i"s' -'1'' oo"'sI.s"c departed
carrying 20S''o''i' tons.
The following shipments have bee" made over
the Baltimore and ONO Fi"ir"ad daring tar wee.
ending Oct. l1ih:-
By EsE"@i Il H. Ff1'.
Cumberland g. 4 l.. Co..................'."2 $3.50
@lAe'-Ay Won Conl"uy: ................. SGy.o!
-i'"gv ~ f''or ".n'nE C""'p'"y''''''''
onea,''os OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ls4o7
$50 o.
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Love and Matrimony.

Any Lady or Gentleman scnainG I'c tr ADDRESSED
envelope and stamp, will receive full directions foi
gaining the affections OF the opposite sex and whicl
viii enable thcn to marry happily, irrcs pcctiye o
wealth, age or Gcauty. Address
Mas. MARIE LEMOILLE,
Harlem p. o.
Ang' 2. aGi ems New York City.
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ESTATE oF KATE PRICE. DEcn.

ESTATE OF KATE FKICE, Deco.
TINS is to giyenoirce, that the Subscriber hath
ONT incl from tEe C!phaIa' Court of Allcgnuy
County Maryland, Letters Of Administration on
the estate of
KATE rRICE,
late OF said Allcganv county, decedsc,i. All ,'sr-
s1us having Chains against the saia deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the stmc with The
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the sub
srrihcr, on or before The Goth day of April 1866
they may otherwise by Inv he excluded from all
selves iuilh,cd 10 said estate are requested to call
amt mG.;c lr;soediate payment. Given under my
hand this l2.h "ay Of October, 1863
SAMUEL p. SMITH,
October Il 1869 3w. Administrator.