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$1,000 PER YEABl-We want
Agents everywhere 10 sell our IMPROVED SEQ few
ing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and up
per fssd. sent on Il ial. Warranted five yea RI,
above salary or large commissions paid TIE
osLY machines sold IL the Uni'eI states for !, ~
tran $40. which are fully Mcensed IN Losee,
Wheeler d Wilson, GroUer d baker btnger d. 10
aa,d Bttchelder. Az otber cheap m fcI iLes are
tn|rfngenlen6 ard the setter Or atser are Mable
to arTea fine and 60aprisonnaeat Tlust ated
circuiars ssnt free Aadrcss or call upon SHAW
d CLARK. at biddeford, Name, or Chicago, Ill,
june2 tw6w6ms
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800 A sIONTHi-Agents wanted for
ss entirety 7seao articles just out Address O. Il.
CAREY, City Building, Biddeford, Maine.
iuns2~tw&mems
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eB~fi BEwAHEiil ofall worthless mltat tons
g7y- Fec that "CosrAag" name In ON each nox
Bottle and Flask, before you buy. s
R5Sg~ AddprAa #
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SGT.

HOUsEKEEpERs troubled with vermin need
be 40 no longer, |, they use sCosrAR'e" Extefnin,
ator We have used II to cur satisfaction and
II box cost % We wouId have 1t. We have tried
poifops, but they effected n0thing bnt 'tCoHta -
article knocks the breath out Of Rats, Mice
hoachss. Ants. and Bed Bugs, quicker than We
can write IL 1t Ii In n eat demand Ali over tbs
country --Mcdt,sa Otto, Gasette
~ Soc CosTAg's advertisement above.
elv- sod in Baton Rouge, La, by all Druggiste
and Dealers BARNES WARD h Co,
Wholesale Al enta, New Orleans. In.
iune2i-3m
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HATs 1erGAg BIHDa.--W hoover engages In
shooting birds Ia n cruel man. whoever aids In OK
Terminating Fdts II benefaet0r. We should HE
some ore 20 give ua the bsnstt Of their experience
IN driving out these pests. We need something
10 .ides dogs. cats, and rnps for this businsss.-
Sci<lac An,eracdn. " Y.
~ see CosTAn'B nd advertisement above.
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STATE oB LouIsIANA-pAarsn on EAST IA.

STATE or LouIsIANA--PARIeH on EAST BA-
ton honge--Ei fifth District oou1t--enecession Of
Jackson \. Libby-No s92--pr0bate.
MI hEkEAs, Thompson W. Bird has this day fled
w with the Clerk OF said Court bis application
praying 10 BIO appointed administrator OF ihs
above succession.
Notice IL hereby given 10 all parties iHtersrtsd,
70 show cause IL any they hayel, within tea Gays
from the first publication hsIcuE why Tho same
should not be granted.
Witness ny hand and the seal OF said Court
this Sd day ofJuly, A. D., 1866.
". A. GALLAUGHER,
lylO Deputy CLERK.
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STATE on L0UfBIAHA--PARIsH on EAST BA-
ton R0uge-fiftb Judicial District Conrt--No
observation-disclosures ofRemorin BeTgeron.
WHEREAS, John NJ. Tracy has this day flied
praying 10 be appointed administrator Of the
above succession.
Notice IL hereby given 10 ail parties interested
TO show cause tifany they havoc. Within Ten days
from the first publication hereof, why said appii-
cation should not be granted.
Witness my hand and seal Of office this 18th
day July, A. d., 1866
julyi9 Y. A. GALLAGHER, Dep'y CLERK.
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lew l)6rA advertisements.

rp"Ve~ WV v*~wN
An Old Song, SET 10 n New Tune.
Dl866-~I
IA ao14ag a7l1Droaetse
Aat8 md R0aohes
from their hoiss come ont, IS
Ind Mice and hats.
IN af,tte Of cats,
Gdaty skiD about.
sCosTAR's' DETERMINATIONS,
DETERMINATIONS,
"C0BTAHsp DIFFERENTIATION
"cosTARsa ExTgaMISAToas.
BxTERMINATORs,
"C0bTAHhp EXTERN MAJORS,
EXTERMINATOHs,
"C0BTAB'se ExfEaMtNAT0Rs,
EXTEIMINATDas,
"c0sTARB" FxrEHMfNAToRs
- FXrERM MAJORS,
"C0bTAA'g' ExTERMINAT0aa,
ExTERMfN ATORs, q
"oosTARb' ExTERMISATOHH, rs, 3
ExrERMfNATDas,
"CosTAH'b" ExTEkMfN AT0R5,
"oosTARss ExfEaMiNAToas'
EX rEhMtNAToHa,
"C0sTAR's" ExrEHMI NAToR5, &
EXTEisMiNAT0he,
"CoHTAR's" EXTERMINAT0Rs,
DETERMINATIONS, ,s
"C0sTAhso ExfERMIHATOR
Ber Atntss Mice, HonGhea. Ants, EIens.
FED Hugs Maths Nv FAIRS ard W0oIens,
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, etc.
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PAINTS! PAENTS!! PAINTS II!
OILSi o1LSt OILSiil

TUsT RECEIVED
RAW LtNsEED OIL.
BOILED LINgEED OIL.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.
NEATaFo0T OH.
BEST usCHANG EABLE GREEN IN OIL.
BEsr DARK CHROME :.
BEST EXTRA LIGHT CHROME YELLOW.
REST PARIS GREEN
BEST AMERICAN vEHMiLtIoN.
NO. VENETIAN RED, DRY IN OIL
PFRMANE BLACK >.
PHUssIAN BLUE :.
VAkDYKE BROWN :.
BURNT SIENNA.
RAW SIENNA. ...
BURNT uMBER.
RAW UMEER.
PUTTY IN BLADDERs.
WHITING, FRENCH ZINC IN OIL.
STRICTLY puRE WHITE LEAD.
PATENT DRYERS, ETO For saie by
aprzs JULIUS q. BOGEL.
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STATE or LOUIafhNA--pAHIaH on VA, r BA-
ton Rouge Fifth District Court -anccetaio7 Of
l. A Wrotnowski, deesassd--he o. 48e--PI oba TO-
WHEREAS, John NJ Tracy has this dag filed
w with the olerk OF said Court his application
praying 10 be appointed administrator Of the
above succession. oM#
Notice ~ hereby given to all persons interested.
TO show cause f any they bavej within thirty dsyg
from tue FIRST publication hereof, why said appii-
cation should not be granted.
Witreas my hand and Ihs seal Of said Court.
this 18th day Of July, 1866.
Julyl9 y. A. GALLAGHER, Dep'y CLERK.
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he GOufatiOnal, Nf.
YOUNG LADIES'
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
RtADVILLA SEMINARY.
BATON ROUGE, LA.

THIS iaarITuToH Is now thoroughly organized
aud IN successful operation, With steady increase
Of pupils. f'H primary design 10 to prepare Young
Ladies' for tbs varied walks of life, and ut the
same time to furnish them genial home, and
NEST ths wants Of parental solieitnds. In other
words, IL Ia Intended 10 be
A Family School Of The Highest Order.
Tho instruction Is adapted 10 the age, capacity,
Attachments, peculinrities and DESIGNED voea ton
of the pupils. individual wants met. Pupils
no. improperly classified for the aste Of dinin
ishing tho labor Of tho tenchura. .1hOromghgleas
and accuracy Is the basis of all good scholarship
and therefore ID strictly enforced. The object is
no to elueidato every lesson TO clear up all DIM
cuties dispsl all vagneness Of idea, and enuee tho
pupil to ftsk that hhe IN making progress The
Principal, also 10 engaged In tehehihg and every
thing connected with tho Educational Depart
msnt, il under her personal and constant super
vision.
The discipline Ii mild aud parental, relying
chiefly upon personal influence aud example
moral guaaion more or lsse poiHtod, aud monthly
reports TO parents or guardians.
The Boarding Department Ia under the innis.
diate supervision Of Mrs. NJ. !, MoHrhtru-h lady
admirably qualified for the situation who will, Mt
nil tunes use her utmost rndeavora TO render the
home Of those placed under her charge, second
to the ono they have stt-and In all things
TO mnlto them happy md contented.
TERMS.
Board, with furnished rooms, and tuition In
the Engliah branches, $40 per month--ti2O in nd
vance
Day scholars, Vt pcr month.
Ancient ana Modern hngunges, &B per month.
Music, with nBe Of Instruments, ~ per month.
Ornamental branches, Ut Instructors prices
Books, Music and Stationery cash, at Sta
toners charges.
Pupils will furnish Themselves with pheotH tow
oils and tabls napkins.
The next session will commence on the FnHT
MospAY IN SEPTEMBER.
For fur her information in reference to the In
Htitutlon, address
MRS. BELLE W. SMITH,
Principal,
June2s Bog No 20T, Baton Rouge. In.
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"0nly iniailibls remedies known.n
"Fres from Poitons.
"Not dangerous TO the Human family"
Stats esnie out u lhsir hoies 10 die.s
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"GosTAR'sn RAT ExTEHMrNATOR Ii simple,
Enfe, and anre-ths most perfect RAT inc lion
meeting we have ever attended Every HAT can
got It, properly prepared, will eat It, aud every
one that eats IL will die generally Mt some plare
as di'iant M p ssible from where II was taken -
LAKE. Share dfteh AfiFs6y
10y See CosTAn b nd vertisement above.
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ljarowarf, Croffrifs, Gtf.

0arowarf, Groffrifs, Ctr.
JUST RE EIv ED,
FINE ASSORTMENT or
BUILDERS AND IOUsEKEEPERs'
TIARDwA1SEl,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
ooEsIsTtN0 on
sT0RE, DOOR aud other LOCKS, of all kinds.
sTRAP, n and BUTT HINGES
DOOR and SHUTTER BOLTa.
MILL and HANDsaW FILES.
RIP, PAhNEL End TgN0N SAWS
SPIKES, FtNIsBINa MAILS and TAoKH.
HAND AXES and aATcHETs.
COLLINS 4 HATcH's AXES.
TRACE oHAfNs, COLLARS and NAMES. I'd
BLIND BRIDES and PtOW LINES.
BASH CORD and WINDOW GLASS,
SEWING and PEGG1Na Avis
BLACKSMITH sLED0 1913 e. HAND HAWBEIs.
COPPER HIVETs and BUhkB.
CEDAR and BRASS FAuCETs--all sizes.
TABLE aud POCKET CUTLERY.
SHEARS and aCIasORs.
WHITEHEAD A. CHROME GREEN PAINT.
BOILED and RAW LINsEED OIL and PUTTY.
LIME. CEMENT, PLASTER PARIS, and HAIR.
GARDEN WhEELnAhh0Ws,
SPADES, AH0VELA and HAKEs.
COOKING STOVES and CURLING T0Nds.
WALL PAPERS and H0RD EIls4-Dew patterns
All Of which will bs sold Mt the vsry lowest
market rates..
JAMES McVAY,
mar27 Third Street, opposite the Bank.
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STATE or LoUIsIANA-PARIsH or EAST BA-
ton kouge-Fifth judicial District Court-No.
Sso-Probate--ln the Matter of the huccegsion
OF Elizabeth Epger.
NOTICE ia hereby given to all persons hold
Nv log claims against the above emitted ~
numbered succession, tp pr" s.ut than 10 FAVOR
LAhoa, Attorneys ~ tsw. for Rsid an eersfon
FREDERICK FUNKE,
Julyl1 Administrator
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POSTPONED SALE.

STATE on LouiEIANA~PARiaH or GAgT IA
ton Houae+-Fifth Judicial District court--No.
6s4=Lonise Doussan VI. John N Fousse
RY yfhIUg Of An alias writ e. sezure and sale
~ issued IN the above entitled and nun bersd
suit, ard directed 10 the Sheriff 81 said Parish.
from the Honorable fifth judicial District ohrt.
10 and for tho Parish and tsts afot e4ald bnvs
seed and VIII expose 20 public 81 o III front Of
the usnrt Hone deor Of said Parish on
Saturday, tins 9th day Of August, 1860,
a II o'clock 4, NJ, Of said day, tbs following do.
Herlbgd m0rtRaaed properly, 10 wit
| certain 7 OF or Parcel Of Ground sItfafea in
That part Of the city Of baton Rouge laid out by
MI hsaHrtEafd, measuring ons hnndrsd and ion
| ieet on Maaimiliap street. and funLing back in a
Triangular form to arapdpr6 street, being com
psaen OF Lots NO, ard OF Square NO co. to.
aether With all tho buildings and improvements
thereon.
Also another Lot Of Ground, in the city Of IA
toa Rouge. IN the said eeelion laid ont by E Baaa
regard and designated on the plan thereof AZ Lot
No. ofaqnafe No bs North paatnring aInty
eel front opp Government street, BY ebe hundred
feet 10 depth.
eeiz ID 10 pay and satisfy u o amount Of Judy
ment, ln'ereat and costs claimed III bs nbo, auit.
Terms OF snle--On n errdiL Of twelve n1onihe
with appraifemsnt; purchaser 10 tursish twelve
month"; bono, with good security, bsat Ing Isgni
intereat from date, and mortgage retained on The
property seld until full and final pa, msnt Of said
pong and Interest," Il. j. BIRD,
iaiyi4 l HhsfiH
State or LOufsfANA-PARfsu or EAST IA
ton Houae-No si0--euccessIon Of Henry Droz.
deesatad, 81.
by VIRTUE ola commission issued in the above
~ suecss lon, and directed 10 the fherin Of said
Parish rom The lion. Court aforesaid. will sr-
pose 20 public sale in front Of the Court House
door Of said Parish, on
SATURDAY, the @sth day of July next.
At u O'Clock, A. N. OF said day, the following de-
scribsd property, TO wit:
The entire stock Of CATTLE nj large, ana lot
Of HOGS, with the marks belonging u the sboye
succession
TERMS op SAtE--cagh. f
InlJ1y s# ~ RAJ n. ]. BIRD, pheylF
STATE or LOUisTANA-PARIsH or FAST BA-
ton RouRg-Fif.h Judicial UjatYie4 Court No
668-fn the Matter Of tbs Bucesesfon 81 mora
Houehe apd bartholomew Boncie, ttt
WHbREAe, Numa Eouche has flied with the
w CLERK Of said Court an application to be- APP
pointed AdIoinistrato Of tho above sbecsasiou
Notice ID hereby given TO all parties Interested
TO show eauae III any they baveI Within ton days
from the first publication Of this notice, why the
said application should not be granted
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court
jug "a, 1896. i. ALLAN,
JULY -.. .r..-a.s . DsuIv GIetk
Asr7=ss Y
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fNCHEApE OF RATS The Fn1ymsy's Gasett9
(Engllsh) asserts and pfovhs by figures that one
pair Of RATS will HAYS progeny aud descendants
no less than 66t, 900 in thiae years Nov, unless
this immense family can BIS kspt down, they
would consume MFRS food than would sustain
60 900 human tehgs
asy~ Soc CosTAH'g adj vertisement above.
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HENRY IL. COsTAR,
4ss Brondway,k Y,
W Bold in Baton Rouge La, by all Druggists
and Retailers. BARNES, WARD a 90.
Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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For Natss Mice, HonGhea, Ants. FIeaa.
Fled Hugs. Maths ~ FAIRS ard WooIens,
Insects on Plants, Fowls, Animals, etc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-21

CLEAN STREETS AT LAsr.-We understand
that ex-Judge Whiting, of this city, has pur-
chased the street cleaning contract of the
present contractors, and will now take charge
of that business himself. The contract was
made for ten years, and has nine years, or
thereabouts, yet to run. For this Mr.. Whiting
is to pay some two hundred thousand dollars.
We shall now have clean streets, a thing which
we have not had since the city government
was formed. He has only been In possession
about two days, bat it is said that in those two
days dead heads have been removed which
were costing the city some twenty-five thou
sand dollars per year. We shall, no doubt,
soon have q list Of these dead heads and give
the public an opportunity to know who they
are. Strange enough, the list will contain the
names Of several prominent city politicians.
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SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TINE new YORK HERALD.

Movements Of the Assistant Secretary of the
Trensury-NatiOnnl Union Ratification Meet
ing In Observation-Disclosures to CrOps-Brend.
sfufis, &C., &c.
MILWAUKEE,, August 20. 1868.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury arrived here
last evening board the cutter Andy Johnson
He Is making the tour Of Lake Michigan. and has now
gone TO Grand Haven.
Arrangements are being made at Milwaukee and Madl
for grand meeting, the return OF Senator
Dooittle to rafy the proceedings OF the Philadelphia
Convention.
Ezra Cornell is visiting Wisconsin with reference to
the selection Of Agricultural College lands for tho State
of New York.
The damage to the grain crop Of Wisconsin and Min.
from the late rains has been largely exaggerated
The injury is loss general and serious than at first
anticipated.
grand trot is to take place the Milwaukee
under the auspices Of the Wisconsin Agricultural Asso
citation. Dexter Butler and Patchen Jr. will enter.
The fair will continue for four days commencing Septem
Der H.
Wheat receipts exceedingly light, and prices nom
nal The total receipts day 81 bushels against
81 s33 last year The shipments for the day amounted
to &C, 900 bushels
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST Fl. 1885,

the purpose Of arranging pren 'inaries All field and
line officers are requested to be p see' snu give .ner
aid In perfecting the arrangements foS vac lass meeans
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Usuos-The SECOND meeting OF
the Soldiers and Sailors Union No OF New York City
was held last evening at their rooms at the corner OF
Mercer and Broome streets This Society chartered BY
the Soldiers and Sailors Union Of the State Of New York.
the object Of which s TO assist those who have pered
their lives in defence Of common country, and are
now from sickness other causes unable to find sup
port for themselves 1t laudabe object and worthy
OF hearty support The meeting was called to order BY
the chairman when proceeded TO complete lts organ
ization by the election Of q President Recording
Secretary and Financial Secretary. II was re-
solved that the remaining oficersrequired BY the
moving that members invite all soldiers and sailors
to join the organization and give u that support which
Its Importance demands the meeting adjourned 70 meet
Monday evening the 9th inst al eight o'clock. At
the same place,
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WESTMINSTER INTELLIGENCE.

RAILROAD AoCmBrr.-Yesterday at about half.past
eleven o'clock the Albany express train Of the Har-
lem Railroad was leaving White Plains, where II had
stopped for about two minutes lady named Dougherty,
living In Brooklyn In attempting to get the cars
After they had started fe, between Of the cars her
clothing caught the step and she dragged
feet before the train could be stopped. gentleman
standing the PLATFORM at risk TO HIMSELF grasped
tho lady and succeeded In getting her safely the plat
form. She Immediately taken into the car fainng
from fright, but restored 70 consciousness
having received serious injury her crnonc serving
q protection The engineer and conductor deserve
great praise for promptly stopping tho cars and thus pro-
baby saved the ladys life.
SUMNER NIom FESTIVAL or rns GERMAN MOZART
vERuss Al KAnL's GAHpEy, knRosE.-The Mozart
veeins OF the city Of New York. held their tenth annual
slngng festival yesterday afternoon and evening rhe day
Of natures best for the OCCASION the shone
out with all his majestic spendor, and cool breeze
blowing TO dispe tho heat OF the day There six
singing clubs present from the city and weschcser
county. The music and dancing commenced al four
O'Clock In the afternoon, and kept up with but little
the society performed two dramas In the German Ian
guage The singers 70 the number OF about thousand
ladies' and gentlemen played and the songs OF their
"Faderand so many voices combined bad grand effect
and shouldi be heard 10 be appreciated The spacious
grounds filled 70 their utmost capacity and thou
husbands fathers, brothers OF sweetbearts tbrongcd
there from the city and from the vicinity. The music
loving Teutons will congrcgate where and pleasure
arcio be had Thus We find that nation, while they
conenied and happy enjoying their pleasures 70 their
utmoss capacity, retain Their health and vigor and
where the rcuton 10 be found there will ind
the lovers OF music and those who know how TO appre
ciatc pleasure and its concomtani, health.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

IysuLrrSc rssArs ~ TIVE srRsEr.-Thomas kl wood.
aged nineteen years. was arrested at nine o'clock as
evening, for nsuItnga female named Annie sioraus,
Of 31 Carlton avenue, In the street. corner OF Fulton
and Carlton avenues He is On esprcssmsn and mem.
Der Of No. 10 Hose Company. The attention Of the
police has been repeatedly called TO this locality, bong
Impossible for females 70 pass without being nsulted by
gang OF oafers who make u practice Of congregang
at this particular corner
sEwns AocDrrs Al halfpast three O'Clock yester.
day afternoon named Jss Furlcng residing at the
Of Myrtle and Carlton avenues nearly buried
by ,he cavng In Of sewer in Myrtle avenue IN which
ho was al work lie was got on. in = few minutes by
his fellow workmen when II was found he had received
bot slight injuries
man named James Burns residing In Marcy avenue
near Myrtle had his leg broken by the eavng IN o.
cellar yesterday al the OF washington and fsl-
ton avenues he was taken W the cry Hospital.
CAss ov srApBryo Al eleven O'Clock y. NJ, on Mon.
day last man namod " Murray, residing at Isl Hud-
con avenue was stabbed 6vc times In the back by Bart
lett Daley and Charles Burke The cause OF the quarrel
IA rather mysterious. Many conflicting rumors are
snoat In reference 10 the matter one giving dispute
In reference 70 drunken man ~ me cause smother
mentions lady In connection with ~ Murray reside.
., The hcn-. -hegs ibc aaE eonmepcsapul psVpsI :,
ths others DO.
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INDIAN ATROCITIES ON TINE PLAINS.
Horrible OufraGes of the Snvnges-Utter
Inemciency Of the Military Force, SC.
LHAvnwoRrH, Kansas, August 20, 1883.

Horrible OufraGes Of the snynges-Utter
Inemciency Of the Military Force, SC.
LsAvnwoRrH, Kansas, August 20, 1888.
lessr dated a. Fort Reno July 81 fully susains the
reports Of hostes Of the Indians and the entre
nec,sucy Of the military force there protect the
route. The troops have had hard time. They have
fought the Indians four times From the Platte learn
thai had eight killed by the Indians and
number Of others wounded The Indians seem to do all
the damage possible They killed Mr. Flood, OF Leaven
worth, his head on and set mp In the dirt BY the
side OF tho road Tho military there AFFORD no protection
adc No mall has received for three weeks and
enc knows when the commander Will sond one They
then AFFORD them protection They badly secured
The Indi ans are again hostile, and are attacking the
whites A. every pom. me escort aocomPany,ns
Fork and Ave soldiers kiucd and largo
number wounded. All tho wounded who fell into
the hands Of the savages scalped and tortured In
the most barbsrous manner An emigrsnt train &C
camped with the Cheyenne Indians, was attacked BY
large party Of Sioux and all tho white men Of the party
killed. aud the women and children carried OF Col
Sawyer and his road party were harrassed by In
ans for over 100 miles aud we're obliged camp every
nigh, on the hills away from water TIE party 10 now
cncamped at Old Fort Reno aud AT Perry Fort on Jeweier
River closely besiegod by The sioux Nearly ~ ,hs
stock the road has been OF, and great dcai on
suffering is inevitable This route is impossible
and n those the way escape with Their ives
thcy will be fortunate The following persons wcis
killed. on Reno creek, branch OF The Tongue
river;-Gco. l. Jocsbcrger, Company a, Secoha n ps'
talon, Eighth Infantry, jas DOnhosout INV "eo-
sonett VIM Donare Henry Arzon. Mass ana one an
known. Cedar Fork; wagon Master piion- on Sray
woman's Fork; Lieut. n II, Daniels and Corpory oal-
lery, Eighteenth Infantry on Dry tors Geo y. hooc'
s. Carr Carnyillc, H. WIN. H. Dcaoort s'eagn'oni
wis Hiram Chamhoii, Champion, y. ~ chns n
barton, Council BluGs Iowa Jack Hnstid nuscaunsi
iowa. John IttIe kansas, stephen Carson, Howard
county No WIN Rockwell Montreal Canada John
slose, residence unknown - -. :, -.
Two bodies found and Two grayee yi u. u.
perons This massacre occurred between the lIih snd
aoth on July All the military posn on the fatte hsye
heen transferred Missouri TO the department OF tne
nalns Tbev are well garrsonei and are honE strongly
70 anforced 20 guard against any interruption On toe
Plata route This the only route that the govern
nan, has prom sed 70 protect Word has been sen, TO
49,. chef of the Potawaomfe tribe ~ the disaTectef
,y,bes on the border that A. their corr sss
aaihared They would take up The var tran