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, 1865-02-13
q PTuMONIC SY-

CCHENK'S PULMON1C SY-
nrp SEA WEED TONIC AND MANDfsAKK
FI1LsThtse deserVe!y and cc.e5f3eu ana q p1Sg
hfa1tns ar and proved The allscy Of sescEa axt;ns
which have for many yea1s g. sussen " p osrsss
9consaaapaon q i ineura6ls,. dsteS5sa physIc!sn.
nsf1ents sn1icted win 1t reconcllea themselves 10
death 1.thoas making ny effort W to sscapa from )
noW proved, However. that toEstArT1o1 CAV N
ceEn, ard ttai it nxxx cared IN s7ea. nuinoeT
seh.neEs Falmenle ss11D r alone aad. e oth:r e,sss
1s sar T N eeSpsfs9n s sth Saeaeka
eoitins 70 tbs reauisements q tho case DE- ehcnck
H3r r3rr than thirty was st onn dina
10 be at ths very Eate Of death bis pnYsc!an having
Els 6.se. Hc wa cured ~ the Aforesaid syrup; and
sn-e his rycovtrY many tn ;u5ands si,lsriy sa!cted
have used Dr. schencks medicines with tho s.u,e rc.
mazkabe success Ttesa s1ceLe ent modlcines txo fot
ssle in this ctt;. By all dsuss Full directions fr
the use Of them accompany each botese- '~~
fsy11e7H 1fn+18
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0HI0AGo CATTLK MARKET.
Far the Week Endtps, Feb. IL, 1s6;

SATURDAY. KTHN1se, Fob. II, 1865.
The following tsble .hozrs tho daily receipts aad
sh1pp,euts Of gcsf Cattle and Hogs during the *oek
ending day:
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NOTICE.-Harriet Lincoln, wife
IN Of I1s Lincoln, viii learn something yatv mich
to her advantage. by addressing the undersigned In.
dessxnt ss 10 the whereabouts OF saId aa1rtst LIN
&C. p, viii be suitably rtNArdet-
"'."-"' JOHN ": HAYEs. Attorney. &c-.
e4h5u tits 81 Waahi1Stou,st, ChlcsKo, III.
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The receipts during the week have been quite lib
eral, aud e1tza hogs hare been IN active demand.
There has tcen during tbs week number ofiots O.
very extra heavy sme 9th hogs, from Bureau Co., Ill.,.
averaging ae3 ns and over, which met With very
ready snle 1t s1s. GO q 100 ns. Good hogs Of 25e9o
rs weight hare been In good request ut u.soalaso
white light and coarse hogs hsye been dali at 80 .0o@
11Cu. There has been no material change In prices
during the week. Purchases have been made mostly
fer the Plttshutg and Baltimore maIkeH.
The following the cluslng quotations. this even
tuE, compared with those OF week agos
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| 1naisday...........t;S1 e. - i:nnt M ~
SATURDAY. .. ."."...... Ill rs ai 1,a6
| - =, -
! Total...-.....-..a,s5 5na 6,So o'..s
| Aast Meek..vs:;.s's35g y ,aa,ttE5 1n?at
| Sinee Isn. i Ts. Sss5t tS9o fs51S sl'E5
| ssHc tima t4..-.u,s4o l5Eo s:,Go s9,10
The rstcs OF freight for Live Stock East, wczc n1ed
on tho 1sth Dec. 1Gl ~ tot1owz:
/ RATxs OF TKx1oHr on LIVE STOCK Tsox ou1oAdo 70
oF45osr.
| c,sta, 5eSa* 3e5as
Mich. Can't and Aicn. g., 1ar:e ran..... .$snco 80
Ca11 of e9 Woo 45o
ealgan GenI; gp,a ~ ~" 20
| 1ucn. Cent and Mich s.. lsrxe 3lso0o 80
Cars Of 40 lt5oo 73c
Mlch; EsnS sn.a @ 81 i5s 2a
Hos' ""'Ae e34'' ~, sI,-rsrr.o ~
p1tt,.. Fl " 4 C, cars of ii ieet. ,xl15N TIC
Mich. Southern, large can......,....... laos 10
do eass q 2o0 feet: .:....:;. loloo &c
hAses 70 nnnkrk S3M pGf eas less taa1 90 on1a.o'
Rates r. mRpFrk eHe 3 1oo ns 1e,s tnaa TO Buffalo.
| when shipped by Iii rail
BEEF CATTLE.
| SATURDAY EVENING. Feb. II, 1866
1ae market foT Beef Cattle during tae early pats
oi tae week. o~lheso ngns seesipfs' Wes in1suV O.
bot prices were htn *nd On cnolees ssoc&
III ADVANCE WIS gained nut during tne past knfe6
days The nave been quite noeza ooth as 70
QuaDtlt5 band quality and with rather limited de-
nAnd, the nsrfes ruled heavy-pttcea showing :
tec11ne from tic highest point reached a9s0c per
1co D sud shout 2rc on the week. This reaction In
the
ctn tan.o.as ~ es1a,.r n.cs- Sor the nrcs,nr
1 pe1e =. ~ ,sts.+ a-ca1rt. .nn,a an r,rx are
sau ;. pne.,a sn..ens,on nr,scc and Dnn.
sau ~ 10 rp1na N .nntnsr ron.
.s.H Es1r VII I.tad to.s.v st,ta7 that onry II
cars nc On .ns May Hsl a.uaas ~ 49, ~. -osd e..
veeks end taAt tneFe sse aons oa 1ne LIS .osa
len Eobln1ons cur correspondent ALSO seAtes toas
he" VIII be surprised II the total receipts smouns to
51o nRaa- ......--.
We lessn also that hay u Ver3 scarce At SUSPENSION
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U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

Ii authority OF the Secretary Of tha Treasury, tie
undersigned haa assumed The General subacrl3tloo
Agency far the sale Of United States Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and three tcnhs per csnt terest pes
auupu. known As tho
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WOOf4-Keceiyed. IS bs: shipped. II .e1s5 ns. The
market dull aEe buying vert lightly,
This with the c1trn difficulty OF shipping renters the
demand very iisht- Ne quote nontnaliy at i5@Nc
for To uedfum.
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81 bris. Msrte steadY .ud arm 5ales to+uny woru:
10 erls at "a ID 100 brls do It =. i5H:
RIDES R<ceiv-d, q, ITO b: ah'pped, S.iB ~.
Tue dIicp1ty or ,npments East renders he shipping
demand very light, and the market continues Qutts
dnll. With no change In pr1ce8. We Q00ko.
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&EVEN.TkiRTf LOAN.

These Notes issucd Under data otAuZust 15 1854.
and arc payable three years from that Tine tn cnrreu
CT OF convertible at the option Of the holder into
Q. s. 6-2o Big per cent.
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IFfem Our Own Corcspondent.l

Thtrd n1y's Preeesdinrs-Regplat
FrelEhtK,a EDwuNe1 DumurFuEr. &Sr-PcF.
manent I OrRunization-F1unl AdjoREtz-
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GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

Ths1e bonds are nov worth premium OF uine per
cent. Including gold interest from nov, which makes
the actua pxont On the TO loan. current rates. ID
sides It's exemption from Sats aud n1tsntopa, ta1a-
ton, seAscA adds o to TIRES per css nsorss ac-
corng to the rate lcvied On other property. The IN.
eath note which may be cut on and sold to any tank
Or banker.
, 1865-02-13

Less than 500 eco eco remain u1sold, which will pro-
baby be disposed Of within the next 60 or % days.
when the notes will undoubtedly command y pre-.
rum. has uniformly been tho case On clcslnz ,ha
subscriptions to other Loars.
In order that citizens OF every town and section OF
tho coustzJ may ne Afforded facilities fos taking the
loan, tho National Banks, Bt1sa Baaks and PT1Tsta
Bankers throughout country hare generally areet
to receive sub1csiptions and they to be respou.
biz for the delivery Of the netez for zhch they rcce!va
orders
JAY C0OKE,
Subscription Agent. Phlladelphls.
ft1t4al9Np 2dp A2tW u
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Closing p1ces for cash, Feb. 11b 1895. received by
F. G. EAltonstalt Co., Commission, Stock and Bond
urcktIg u Clark ttFee1: .- -..
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The examination Of DR.. Aver was then con-
tinued as follows:
At a meeting of the Order on tile 10th Of Sep
temher, 1854, Judge Morris stated that the pur'
poses ofthat Order would be fulfilled within s!xty
days. At subsequent meeting of the Temple, on
that thoee members who were not armed already,
be requested TO arm forthwith; and 1t Was pro.
posed 1t that same meeting e directly resist The
which it was stated that =, tho Or.
prosecute this object The member who
Vas eunlciently stIone in the State. Tho Grand
Selenior, Mr. Wilkinson, announced That If any
member Of the Order was arrested, and three days
Meetra. Aic1andez, Silver and others were engaged
IN this decussion in which It waa also stated thai
the Order had higher mission, which was, ulu
micht have been there; cannot say II other Of the
prfkonera were there. At the meeting ensuing,
The subject of arms Was again discussed. aud Col
ron he Grand Commander Of Indiana, but tha
lie siezure Of arms recently In Indiana greatly
emba1rasse ed him. There WIS ut this same meet
III %htch % Tie Sons co1ducted their business;
Tnete y on, Robert Il
wander mud another. whose name do notremem
Se1 Patton stated that my person who was una
b1a tn nrncpre srms, II application was made. t
him. he would supply them There we're bnt icy
| members In attendance aI tncse lnecnugs. "aaea
ss in nurtrance OF m arrangement, so a: to ayoit
snsnfcfpn. / remarked that vas surprised tha
| fhrFe were not more members Of the Democratic
eeso esia sf bef e sna ose
shn were members o. the Order. It was stated
that thev were too smart for that, and that sucl
men wefe Unlisted outside ard knew all y ths 9s va
EtntgE, IN Tinria SANG uniform were members Q
hea nrder and we're our friends and that the rebe
e. as5s9 Ths M4 Rsst Rs4
lnE WI ;o;nr he Order At my request md be pror
ee eeretyc Sr. Phelps Every union defeat as Il
tat T. tbs ysa 35aes ar enon
81 e. ams been IN made to protect drafted me9 lie "
s%Ps gssss4a aos hia Sssa md
70 take esIc ~ wonid be needed By and ly: Obj
ash 5s5Eion y ESQ., MT wllkaso
o. Grand signtor. was informed Of tne .o sesse@
Grand Coracal's degree By Lewis y. aess1sot
, 1865-02-13
CHICAGO DAILY N1ARE4ET.

6ATrRDAY EvKuua, Feb. II. 1965-
FHEIEHTs-The1e Il no change IN zasez. n
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
NOTICE.

TO all whom it may concern: Whereas. the
l East half Of the North east quarter Of Sec.
tion "a. Township IS North. Range 8 East. MI.
Diablo base and meridian. has been by the afi.
d"vits OF various persons. fled in the District
Land Office Of The United States at Marysville.
State OF California, being the Office for the Dis.
trict within which said lands are situated de.
clared to contain minerals and 10 he more v,u.
able Tor mineral than agricult ural purposes. by
reason whereof the said land has hit erto been
wit held from pre- emption and sal. now The un-
dersigned gives notice that he will on Monday.
the 4th day OF December. 1868. ut IL o'clock n.
make appl ic",ion to the Register OF Receiver of
tn United States Land ONCE at Marysville, and
adduce evidence to prove that said land, ia. wit,
The East halt Of tn" North east quarter OF See.
ton "a. Township Is North. Range 8 East. Mt.
Diablo base and Meridian, is more valuable for
agricultural than mineral purposes. und on such
proof apply for permission TO fe pre- -mption
claim to said land, unless sufficient cause to the
contrary be then and there shown
JEREMIAH MILTON.
Oct 2l. I865 -Gw
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
Law Of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give ex press notice
to the contrary are considered as wishing 10 con-
tinue the subscription.
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontinu
ed. publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
8. Ifsuhscrihers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to disconti ue
4. IT subscribers move to other places without
informing The publisher. and the papci is sent TO
the former direction. they are held responsible
Notice should always he given of the r.m moyal.
5. The Conrts have decided. that refusing to
take paper from the Office. or removing and
leaving it uncaled for, is prima ia ciea evidence
Of ofintentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
Beecher on Negro Suffrage.

Henry Ward B-echer delivered a sermon
on the 24,h of September, 10 favor "f negro
suffrage. lie made no argument TOR The
negro per Sc. but put his advocacy OF suffrage
extension upon the broad ground that il is
not bes, for the Republic and for human
progress to cultivate political distinctions
bet ween different races under the same gov
ernment. lie predicted q terrible conflict
between classes unless The negro is taken out
Of politics by giving him all the legal privi'
eges enjoyed by others. The easies, way I"
settle the question ia to deal jnsl and let
consequences take care Of themselves. If
the blacks are given the responsibility and
protection OF the ballot they will the sooner
be educated ana fitted for their freedom. and
will the more che-rtully strive to educate
themselves. He concluded "a follows:
We must accept our own ideas. believe
in liberty and universal citizenship, and
would give it to all, were they ten millions
in number. protest that this great qnrs'
ton must not be kept for settlement, nor
ef, in the hands Of parties to be bargain-d
and scrambled for in the race for power, nor
to the selfish spirit Of commerce, nor to the
c"nv venience of those who owned the slaves.
nor to the necessary prejudice and turbulent
hatred of the ignorant among US who are
blind to the fact that the whole question OF
their own right ard elevation stands on he
same ground. No question is settled Until
it is settled right. We are called dis,urh-rs
of The community, and radicals. So ia the
sap in trees; 80 is spring which heralds tn.
approach of snmmer |, has pleased God ,'
give us victory on the field of battle. Ou
late foes are again commingling pleasant,
with US. and their leaders, seeing the folly q
their course, ask pardon and advise rrtur
to peaceful avocali"ns-what more could W
ask. Presenting TO the world this gran
spectacle of might in war, of fraternity il
peace. having no turbulen, desires for mill
rary d-sp"lism brooding in the breasts u
the 100000 soldiers who but n few week
since bore our arms, what more f.. wl,a
more glorious crown can hs given to th'
column. than Tho leading up to the status o
citizenship the 1000. 600 -mancipared black
men, whose sup-ri"rs We are, aud whose ser
wants in love, in Chris,'s example, We sboulc
be? Go, then, down among the poor ,r'
lost, seek them, find them, clolhe them will
all elements of citizenship. show them III,
light which you carry. establish and ordal,
them in liberty, and God shall give you
blessing that neither your children, nor you
'bidren's children shall outlivs TO tho r.
motest generation.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
Perspicuous and Sarcastic.

The editor Ut tho La Crosse Democrat II
response to some adversary, who deno,n,na
les hlm ~ sound CoppeIhead," comes bacl
at his foeman in the following perspicuou
aud sarcastic style:
''lt makes no difference to US whether tn,
editor of the Journal likes our s,yls or no,
for the good opinion of petty thisf, psalm
sing, narrow headed ped,g"gue who spend,
h's ''ne between rum shop and an Aboli
ton newspaper is more worthless than on,
OF L'uc"lns procIxinalions.
In the fI'ure IA in the past, W. shall en-
Iorss any Administration in i,s honest acts
aud conde'n" those who do wrong. n" mat
ter what their station or power. If whff1sl
OF newspapers are sal lst.d to SEE the head o
the Supreme Court out eIeclionpering NJ pub
lc exp-hse, We are not. If such p,attrr
lra'ned editors. whose only idea of n news
paper is to beg country prnlurs or to black
mail 's friends, admire this prostitution OF
position, we envy them not their brains.
Ideas or reputation for honesty.
We call things by their right names, even
it \ hangnan or \ tyrant stands at The door.
| and in aft wears. the men who have stood
v,
fraud aud oppressi"n-in defence of the laws
aud the conslnu'i"n-in defence of The p-o-
ple against theves-lhs ballot box against
tayonels-the civil courts agains. military
TRIALS and mulders-lhs tax payers agsins,
punderers, Will be remembered and honor.
ed while the apoIogisis for fanatirism, ty-
ranny, imbecility, usurpation Of power and
overriding of all human rights will be for
gotten, or mentioned with the same Ioa,h hing
sensible people have for army lice, drunken
prostitutes itch. Abolllonsn and that rIass
Of things which find IN the Galipolis Jour.
nal a warm friend and defender.
We are sound "Copperhsal" in the "Ioy-
al" sense of the word, AID thank our obscure
assa'laDt for saying 81:
We believe in the Union.
We believe in the laws and tho honest en-
forrement thereof.
We believe in the Constitution and tho
obser, ancs thereof
W. believe that George Washington was
better man than Abe Lincoln.
We beleve it right to denounce wrong do
ing in high As we'll as low places.
VIZ believe in the freedom OF speech and
the press.
W. believe we have certain rights under
the Constitution, and knowing, dare main,
tain and defend them to the death.
We believe the time will come when men
will wake to reason.
We lelieve We are better patriot and
better citizen than the one.idea, trucking.
time serving. fawning, nggerlloving apollo
g's, for "fir'sl crimes whose good or i'll
opinion lis OF no earthly consequence to US.
and who amounts to no more living than Y
mule does dsad!"
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
October, 2l. 1868 6w
NOTICE..

no all whom it may concern: wherea. the
l west half Of the South east quarter and the
South half Of the South west quarter of Section
s. Township IL North. Range east. Mt. Diablo
base and meridian has been by the unidavits of
| various persons fled in the District Land Office
OF the United States Mt Marysville. State OF Cal.
Ifornia, being the Office for the district within
which said lands are situated, declared 10 con.
tain minerals and TO be more valuable tor min.
eral than agricultural purposes. by reason where,
OF said land has hitherto been withheld from
pre.emption and sale. now the Undersigned gives
notice that he will on Monday. the 4th day Of
December, 1865, at II o'clock. AM, make APP
plication to the Register or Receiver oil the Uni
ted States Land Office ut Marysvile and adduce
evidence to prove that said land to-wt: The
West half Of the South east quarter, and the
South half OF the South west quarter. of Section
5. Township IL North. Range 8 East, Mt. Dnblo
base ard meridian, is more valuable for agricul.
tural than mining pul poses, and on such proof
apply for permission to fe pre-emption claim
to said land, unless sufficient cause to tho con.
tray he then and there shown. ~
MICHAEL ORR.
October FL, l865-6w
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
NOTICE.

INO all whom II ma, concern: Whereas, tho
l South east quarter of section 80, Township
l3No.th, Range East, Mt. Diablo base and me.
rldian. has been by the alllavis of Val ious rer-
sons, filed In the District Land Office OF the Uni
ted States ut Marysvile. State Of California. be.
ing the Office for the district within which said
lands are situated. declared to contain mineral
and to he more valuable for mining than agricul.
tural purpose, by reason whereof sid land has
hitherto been withheld from pre-. empiion and
sale now the undersigned gives notice that be
will on Monlay. the 4th day of December. 1868,
at ii o'clock. A. NJ make application to the Reg
lister or Rrceiv OF the United States Land or
fee at MarysuIlc. and adduce evidence 10 prove
that said land. to wit: The South east quarter
Of Section 80. Township l3 North. Range east.
Mt Di,blO base and meridian. is more valuable
for agricultural than mining purposes. aud on
such proof apply for permission 10 6le n pre-.
empton claim TO said land. unless sufficient
cause TO the contrary be then and there shown.
JAMES MONAHAN
October 2l, 1865 6w
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
Oct. 2l, I665.-6w.
NOTICE

no all whom 1t may coucern, Whereas. tho
North west quarter OF section 29, Township
Is North. Range E,>t. Mt. Diallo base and me.
ridian, has been by the atadavits Of various per.
sous filed in the District Land Office of the Uni
ted States AT Marysv'lle, State OF California, be-.
ing the office Tor the District within which s,d
lands are situated declared to contain minerals
and to be more valu,b for mining than ngri.
cultural purposes, by reason whereof said land
has hitherto been withheld from pre.rmpton
and sale, now the undersigned gives notice hat
he will on Monday. the An day Of December,
1865 at the hour OF | o'clock, N. make an.
plication to the Register or Receiver OF the Uni.
ted States Land Office ut Marysville, and adducs
evidence TO prove that said land, to.wt: Tho
North west quarter Of Section 20, Township Is,
North Range East, Mt. Dablo base and mcri.
dian. is more valuable for agricu lturul than min.
ing purposes, aud on such proof apply Tor per.
mission to die Il pre-empton claim to said land,
unless sufficient cause to the contrary Ls then
and there shown.
PATRICK CAHILL.
Octohor 1Qek E,- .
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28

FAITH ExrRAoKDINARY.-In In Zsnesville, O.,
there are many col"red persons who live b,
harberng and ether ligh, work They are
for the most part an orderly and quiet peo'
pie, many Of them religions, having church
of their own, and an ebony minister, of al! of
which they are justly proud. One cold evs-
ming, in time of great revival in the church,
this ebony expou"der was delivering pow
erfuI appeal on faith" the groans and sobs
Of his hearers giving token Of i's effects on
their irrepre, sibIe ua,ures. The tears stood
upon his own dark cheek, his voice quivered
like distant thunder. while hs emphasized by
vigorous blows upon the labls. In the. midst
Of all this, the Stove, agla'ed by his jarrny
flows, rolled over on the floor. Brother
Lewis. high man in the church, had located
n-Ar the c"Inforler Of shins he stood irreso
lutte, when the vice of his minister came to
him laden with faith-"l'lck up the stove,
Brudder Lewis, pick up the stove, do Lord
wont let i, burn you" Brother Lewis mind
WAS filed up with mirarIes Of faith he had
heard that evening, SD he yielded TO the app
peal Of his preacher. grabbed the hot stove,
but dropped it instantly, and turning his re-
proachtu eyes to the disciple Ut faith, ex
claimed, "De h-Ihe won'N"
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28

A monster pig through has recently been
constructed at Dorchester. England, Tor the
famous Dorse'shrs swinery. 500 feet long,
and shaped like horse shoe. 1000 pigs
will be able 10 feed ont of il a. one time
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
The Chivington Massacre.

The A,chisnn Champion says that Maj.
Gen. Allen MrD McCo"k, with his personal
Aid, Major. Bates, and other members OF his
staff, reached A,chison from the West On
the h, and among other things, has inves-
tigat, d the "Chivingston massacre" A re.
rl,aI of the atrocities said to have been com.
mil,.d. is almost too much for belief. The
Champion SAYS:
OF Chivington's Sand Creek massacre, he
gave us many interesting details, Ss he is Of
the opinion that it WAS the most cold blood
ed, revolving, diahocal stroci,y ever con,
ceived bv man or devil. The sworn &C,
counts Of witnesses of the affair are enough
to make man blush for his species. 1t was
an indlsrriminats, wholesale murder Of men,
women and children, accompanied by the
in every revolving and sckening form and
manner. Unborn babes were torn from the
wombs of dying mothers, and scsped; child
rem of the most tender ages butchered; sol
diers adorned their hats with portions Of the
bodies Of both males and females; and the
flag aud uniform Of the United States were
dlsgraced by acts of tiendish barbarlly, 80 re-
| voting in their details that a htul AZ,
count cannot be published in respectable
jnurnal. without giving otfrnse to decency
Aud all these atruciirs were committed on
band of Indians who had voluntarily en-
trusted themselves to the protection of the
government, received assurances of care, and
who had flying above their enrampment, a,
that time, white flag aud the national ban
ner. given them 10y the military au,horite
OF Fort Lyon, with the promise that this WA
,"-be to them security and guardianship n
long as they remained under it, and conlin
urd friendly.
These Indians we're under the leadersh
"f "BIark Kettle" Chief whose friendshi
t"r the whites had been prove'bAl for year:
He had been in the employ Of our govern
men' rs scout; had been engaged 10y L.
C"l. Tappan. Of the lst C"lorado, to keel
watch upon Sioux and other hostile tribes
had onIy few days before prevented, h,
giving timely Information. an intended raid
and he brouy ht the men, women aud chll
dren Of lis tribe together to live near The
toit and under care of the whites. HIS trust
WAS repSid by indiscrm'nats massacre; his
friendship WAS rewarded by outrage on the
living and Disagreement Of the dead; his
confidence REQ ,led by Le,ra,a hv rapine,
by murder, so smkeni"g in its forms, that it
passes all understanding to imagine how any
one, be he either man or devil, could have
executed il.