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A Young Lady

Returning to her country home, after a so
journ of q few months in the city, was hardi,
recognized by her friends. IN place ola coarse,
rustic, flushed face, she had soft ruby com
pleIion of almost marble smoothness, and in
stead of twenty. three she really appeared bu
eighteen. Upon inquiry as TO the cause OF 20
great change, she plainly told them that she
used the Circnssian Balm, and considered
il an invaluable acquisition to any Lady's toilet
BY its use any Lady or Gentleman can improve
their personal appearance an hundred fold. j
is simple in its combination as Nature herself e; ri
ing Impurities FROM also healing cleansing aao
beautifying the skin and complexion: by u,
direct action on the cuticle it draws from 1t al
it's impurities, kindly healing the same, anG
leaving the surface as Nature intended II should
be, clear, soft, smooth and beautiful Price 81
sent by Mail or Express, on RECEIPT Of an ordei
by W. L. CLARK e. CO., Chemists.
No. 3West Fayette ST., Syracuse, n. Y;
The only American Agents for the sale Of tho
same. mar23 eod&w
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THE CHILD'S CURE.
Laughlin'S Infant Cordial,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

FOX CHILDREN lee HIM.. ....
An astonishing fact, that the largest number
of deaths occur among children. A fact that
while teething children are in constant pain.
A fact that during that period nothing will re-
lieve them sooner OF more efiectually thss
LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL.
Mothers, do not see them suffer
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Mothers, relieve their sufferings by
TIE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething is greatly facilitatedby ..t.
THE INFANTS CORDIAL. 20
Fretfulness and Wakefulness cured
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Cholic and Pain cured instantly ~.
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint cured ..-,.-
BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL. .'
No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby If you
USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Every bottle warranted to please or price re
funded. Prepared only by .'T|.. f.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
feb94 DruggissA Main street, Wheeling.
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Unrivaled! Unrivaled! Unrivaled.!
UNR1VALED RAK.

ID ING POWDER Nothing equal 70 it sold.
With il you ran make all kinds Of Light Bread,
Biscuit, Mullins, Hot Rolls, Buckwheat and
Griddle Cakes, at a moments notice. Its in
crcasn. popularity il one of the best evidences
of its merit. Sold by groCers and dealers gen.
orally. EDMUND BOOKING, Sole Proprietor,
No. Odd Fellows Hall
TRUssEs AND SHOULDER BEACEs.-A large as
sortment on hand, and all kinds of mechanical
appliances for the cure Of diseases, furnished TO
order by EDMUND BOOKING, No. Odd Eel
lows Hail.
FURNITURE PoLIsH.-For giving to old furni.
turd lustre equal TO new. Manufactured and
sold by r. BOOKING. No. ! Odd Fellows Hall.
LITTLE GIANT KING OF TooTII-ACHE.-Cures
the worst cases of toothache instantaneously.
Warranted. Manufactured and sold wholesale
and retail by L. BOOKING. No Odd Fellows
Hall .......
SYRNGEs, BREAST PUMPS, NURSING BOTTLES
A large assortment always on hand at f. BOOK.
ING'S, No I Odd Fellows Hall.
CRAwFoRD's PULMOSIC TRoCHEs.-For the re.
lief and cure Of Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
Hoarsness &c. For sale by
EDMUND BOOKING,
mar2i No. Odd Fellows Hall.
Il. u. Ii. r.
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John Rarey, the hOrse.tamer, while
he was in Rome, was terribly annoyed,
as strangers always are, by the indie
scrihable braying of the jackasses,
which, coming to the market early in
the morning with vegetables, always
improve the hour when strangers are
enjoying the half-dozing delight which
Immediately precedes the pain Of get
ting up to bray with especial vehe-
mepce, singly and in chorus. No one
who has not suffered it can appreciate
tho brickbat, aw-filing effect of it on
the strongest nerves. Rarey could not
stand it, and he swore he wouldn't. He
watched the awful little beasts with q
professional keenness sharpened by per-
sonal pain, to see if there was any prae-
ticable way to stop their braying with
out cutting their threats, but almost
resolved to do that if there was no
other remedy. He soon noticed that
the animal invariably Strengthened its
tail ont as stiff as poker when the
eruetion commenced, and he darted with
the rapidity of genius to the CON.
clusion that as the tail and the bray
went together, the bray couldn't 60
-. without the tail, so he determined to
hold the tail down. He tied . number
Of the heavy lava paving stones to
stout strings with slip-knots on the
ends, and, while the owners were en-.
joying their "cafe latta" at some neigh.
boring "cafe," he slipped the moose over
the unsuspicious tails, and retired to
watch the result. In few minutes an
especially noisy jackass was seen to
open his mouth and gasp convulsively.
He stood gaping for three or four Sec
onds. He wheezed, and the lava block
swung sullenly ut his heels as he strain
ed to lift his tail out to tho brsying
level, But no sound came. He looked
plaintiyely round at his companions -
if to oak them what allied him. His
lips shook, and he dropped the arti.
CHOKE leaves he had been .munching, as
the idea entered his superstitious fancy
that the devil had somehow got out OF
the hogs into him. Another tried, but
IN inarticulate grunt was all that he
could reach. They all tried a chorus
which had only the same morning rat.
tied and crushed through every street
and lane, butin vain. There was silence
that day in the Strangers quarter
and rejoicing in every "piano" from the
"Piazza del Popolo. tothe piazza DIES
pagna." -
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Among ANSWERS 70 Correspondents

Among "Answers 10 Correspondents"
In the VicksburS Times are the fol-
lowing, which we transfer to our col
umns as of universal interest
Orphan-If your mothers first cou'
sims brother-in-law married your fam
lily physicians aunt, the family phys
ician's last patients Oldest daughters
intended husband should inherit the
property. See Coke on Gas Works.
Kate--The remark of your husband
was cruel, that "he had rather lose his
}nen AIS uisHv"d ping Int you
lust Remember that wife can be had
for the asking, while diamond cannot.
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CARD TO INyALIDS.

A Clergyman, while residing In South Amor
ca as missionary, discovered . safe and simple
remedy for tho cure of Nervous Weakness
Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Greai
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, win send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, In seal
ed envelope, to any one who needs ii, Free O
charge. Please inclose post. paid envelope, ad
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH L
INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
City - = TT 10 ~ NJ 49,. y. ~ noyI3
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American Ladies.

from the New America" by W. II. Dixon.I
"What do you say, now, to our Ia
dies ~ said to me bluff Yankee, as we
sat last night under the veranda, here
in the hotel at Saratoga. Charming"
of course, answered, pale, delicate,
bewitching; dashing, too, and radiant
"Hoo!" cried he, putting up his hands,
"they are just not worth d-n. They
can't walk, they can't ride, they can't
nurse" "Ah, you have no wife," said
l, in q soothing tone. "a wife," he
shouted. 81 should kill her." with
kindness r. "Ugh~ he answered, with
poker. Look at these chits here,
dawdling here by the fountain. What
are they doing now, what have they
done all dayi Fed and dressed. They
have changed their clothes three times.
That is their life. Have they been out
for walk, for ride' Have they read
book, have they sewn a seam Not a
bit of it. How do your ladies spend
their time :" "They put on good boots
tuck up their skirts and bark away
through the country lanes. l was in
Hampshire once; my host was q duke;
his wife was out before breakfast with
clogs on her feet and roses on her cheeks;
she rode'to the hunt, she walked to the
copse; ditch would not brighten her, a
hedge would not turn her back" "Why,
our women, poor, pale" "Come," l
said, "they are very lovely" Ugh
said the saucy fellow, "they have no
bone, no fiber, no juice; they have only
nerves; but what can you e1pectF'
They eat pearlash for bread; they drink
ice.water for wine; they wear tight
stays, thin shoes and barrel skirts
Such things are not fit TO live, and,
thank God, in Q hundred years not one
Of their descendants will be left alive"
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Wanderfulbut True.

Madame REMINGTON, the worid-rcnowned
Astrologist and Somnambulistic Cairvoyant
while in clairvoyant state, delineates the very
features of the person you are to marry and b
the aid Of an instrument of intense power, known
a. the Psychomotrope, guarantees to produce
perfect and hfe-like picture of the future hus
band or wifeef the applicant, with date Of mar
risge. occupation, leading traits Of character
out number can assert. BY stating place b
birth, age, disposition, color of eyes and hair
and enslosing hfty cents, and stamped envelop,
sddressedto yoursef, You WIN receive the pic
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TOWN TRIPLES.
New Advertisement.

New Advertisements
For observation-disclosures K. K. Hud
son.
The Directors of the Centre Wheel
ing Market Association have declared
dividend.
Found-a small sum Of money.
Valentine Heinberger offers his prop
erty for sale.
z. Jacob publishes legal notice.
F.W. Bassett hos received his stock
of spring goods. 90
Sea law card of Jacob & Clarke.
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1t IL Fact

lt IL . Fact ~" NJ =
That to make nice, wholesome bis
cuits, rolls, mullins, waffles, buckwheat
cakes, or any other kind of light bread
or cakes, it is necessary to use the
Cnriralled Baking Powder. Ask for the
iUnrivalled when you 90 to your grocers
and don't take any other. E. Booking,
Proprietor, No. Odd Fellows Hall.
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DIED..

On Tuesday evening, the feast Of the annunci.
alton of the h. V. NJ, Mrs. BRIDGKf FITz-
SIMONS relict Of Edward Fitzsiuons, in the
7vth year Of her age. ..T,T
The funeral will take place from the residence
of her son.in.law, Mr.. John Fitzsimons, on John
street. above 7th on Thursday evening at )
o'clock. The friends of the family are invited
N .tfsnd
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'sYe Lseai's Peliy.Tiek..'

q
The facetious ''Locar of the Atlanta
Era discourseth on his political status !:
Oar Politics.-If We have been asked
once We have been asked hundred
times during the week what is our po-
litical status. The downright absurdi-
ty of the thing induces us to define our
position. ;-,,-s4,IE
We have no politics. 4 local editor
has NO more use for politics than hog
has for the 4th of July ora bull has for
CAD Aies. He has no use for politics OIL
any other ticks, except the one on
which he gets his tobacco, or ono con.
taining about thirty-fve pounds o.
feathers, to rest on when he II tired
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For rent at Sheib's Music Store.
lin Of the Old Block.

a Chip Of the Old Block.
"Here, you young rascal, walk up and
give an account of yourself. Where
have you been" CATER the girls, faith
err" "Did you ever know me to do so
when was boy ~ "No, sir; but moth
er did"
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u. N. List

y. N. List
Will sell the remainder of his stock ut
public auction at his store room, corner
of Chapline and First streets, Centre
Wheeling, on Friday, March %, begin
ming at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. w. H. Bassett,
of Hubbard, Bro. & Co. will be the auc-
tioueer
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MONEY FOUND.

A SMALL SUM OF MONEY WAS FOUND.
N and can be had ut my store by the owner
proving property and paying tor this advertise
ment. PETER LECHFR.
mar.,s.3t No. Washington Hall
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Will Remnin ON Exhibition

Till Monday next, the splendid s-stop
Mason & Hamlin Organ, at sheib's Mu-
sic Store.
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ture BY return mail together with desired infor.
tmation.
Il Address in confidence. MADAME GERTRUDE
REMINGTON, p. o. Box 297 WEST TRoY, N. Y.
l mai23-eod&w
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A CARD.

have this day sold nv entire stock Of goods
to STEELE & FRAZIER, and recommend
them IN my old custom aud to tina publ" rener'
ally, and solicit for them liberal share of the
patronage have heretofore received.
March -. lS61 6md&w y. II. GARRISON.
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DIVIDEND.

v,HE DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRE
wheeling Market Association have de-
clared dividend Of six (6l per cent. on the cap
ital stock, payable on demand.
WHEELING. March &c, 1s61-mar2s-3t
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Simon Horkheimer rs. Reuben +. Hedges and
others. Attachment in Chancery, in the Circuit
Court for Ohio county, West Va.
John II. Cooper, in his own right, and as as
signee Of separate claims, Of John W. Beck,
Joseph w. Terrell, J. K. Curtis, and Of Robert
White, ps. salne defendants. Same.
rJ,HE SAID REUBEN F. HEDGES WILL
i take notice that the said Simon Horkheimer
viii on the 27th day Of April, 1867, at tho office
Of q. Jacob, in Wheeling, take the deposition
of Henry Horkheimer, 70 DO used in evidence in
his said case; and the said Hedges will also take
notice that. at the same time and place, the said
John NJ. Cooper will take the dispositions OF j.
Z. Curtiss, Joseph W: Terrell, John W. Beck
Robert White, and others, TO be read in evidence
on the hearing Of his, said Cooper,s said case
L. JACOB.
Attorney for said Simon Horkheimer and said
.Iobn NJ Cooper mar2s.4toaw
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NEW FIRM.

V'HE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING FORMED A
j oo.partnership for the purpose of doing re.
tail dry goods and grocery business at the old
stand Of y. II. Garrison, in Triadelphia, W. Va,
are now receiving. and will continue TO keep a
general assortment of dry goods and groceries,
which will be sold at the lowest possible rates,
and solicit continuance of the patronage here
tOfore no literally extended the old firm.
STEELE & FRAZIER,
2s.# Successors to y. II. GARRISON.
TRIADELPHIA. April J, 1867
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roNKLlN AND wOOLEY sALyE,
I J genuine articles For sale by I. II. Logan
A. Co, and LOGAN, LIST co.
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TAILS sICILIAN HAIR Rk.
i'll STORATIvE, Barrett's Hair Restorauve'
Americas Hair Dressing. For sale by J. d. Lo-
GAN & CO., and LOGAN, LIST CO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-25
Re1igioUs services To-morrow.


FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner of Third
and State streets. Rev, w. r. Marshall will preach
at O'Clock A. NJ, and at ~ 2. M. Sabbath School
at $3.50 A. NJ.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHUReH-Third street.
between State and Town. Rev. E. d. Morris will
preach at II A. NJ, and at71z 7. NJ Sabbath School
ats:30 A. M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MIssIoN-At Soldiers
Home. Rev. Mr.. McSweeIy will preach at II A. NJ.
and at TX p. NJ. Sabbath School at 8 A. NJ.
ST. PATRIcK's CHURcH-North Seventh street.
Rt. Rev. ). H. Rosecrans, pastor. Mass 1880. and
10 A. M: Vespers at 8.
EMANUEL's CHURcH-Evangelical Association
(German), South Third street between South Pub
lie lane and College street. Rev: Lewis Naumann
School at 230 P. NJ.
UN1vERsAL1sT CHURCH, Third street between
Town and Rich. Rev. Mr. Bruce, pastor Ser
vice tomorrow at IL a. NJ. and III Z. NJ. Sabbath
School at A. NJ
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
of State and Sixth. Rev. II; N. Robertson will
preach at IL A. M. and at 3:30 Z. M.
Town ST. NJ. E.. CHURcH-Town street near
II. % and TX p NJ. Sabbath School at Am.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURcH-East Town
sns ReE NJ B. PtSs sS0o S Il Il A NJ
Y.M A. RooMs-Corner of High and Broad.
Prayer meeting at $50 A. M.
PRISON tHURcH-Ohio Penitentiary. Rev. A. G.
Byers will preach at IL A, M.
CHURCH OF THE HoIEb Q4Eoss.Cornsr of Fifth
at 7:3O and 10 A. NJ; vespers at 2:3O.
SrPAUL's CHURCH (Episcopal-Corner of Third
and Mound streets. Service tomorrow at IL A. N.
and $50 P. M. Sunday School at $50 A. NJ.
WESLEY CHAPEL-North High street, between
Long and Gay. Rev. C. E. FELTON, will preach at IL
A. NJ. and TX 2. NJ.
UNION SUNDAY ScHooL-At the Piqua Shop
Commences at o'clock A. NJ. ]. J. Davis, Supt.
and Third streets: Rev. Geo. z. Chase, pastor,
Services at IL A. NJ. and TX P. NJ. -
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CIeveland, market-may q.

FL0GR-City-made Xxx spring. from No.
wheat, SIS so: do do from No. wheat. SIS 90; XX
red winter III on; white winter sls 0s@2l 90. Rye
-four firm at $40 O09 10 50g E-fEUAE
WHEAT-Sales car No. Milwaukee spring at
q 95 ON store; 5000 bu do do to arrive at 50 so.
C0RN--Ssles cars new shelled from store at sc;
cars and 1000 bushels do do at s5c: 5000 bu and
OATs-Sale car No. / at 74c from stores cars
RYE-Ouiet; No. held at 81 7O@1 IS from store.
BARLEYIEirm Fl at 81 2OSl IS for cAnadai No,a
/ PORK-Sales As bbls MOI city-packed mess at
e23 90; No. do do S22 90: clear S25 90. Td s-s.E
/ LARD-City rendered at l4c in frkiDs and 1870
in tieces; sales Of l6 600 lbs country rendered at
12He.- Y. p 'Ll ~ --.oL'l[ ss-ii SnA
SMOKED MEATS-Salss 500 lbs canvassed su-
gar-eured hams at Ice; uncanvassed plain hams at
14c; canyassed do 15c; dried beef at 22c; shoulders
at lie: clear rib bacon at 13c breakfast bacon i5c.
NESS BEEE-No. city-packed SIS 90; extra
BgTTERsales q kegs and 10 tnbs good to ohoice
, HEESE-Quiet and steady at s@I6c for in ferios
to choice new dairy and factory packages included
| EGGS=Steady; sales l5 hbs at l69Hc. Ea.tr
! H1GHW1NES-Market quiet and steady at 81 Is.
: ALCOHOL AND lSPIRIrS-Steady, quiet and
unchanged. Alcohol, 90 per cent, ~ 4o04 As Cos
lSgne Spirits, % per cent. e. IS; Neutral Proof
PEfRo LEuMgo Refined in bond arma a.
21,s for standard white, immediate delivery; 2ac1
for delivery all June. Free 42@ 4sc. .if1nHl
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~ aTll3l IN I-s -I - 20 q
FROM WASHINGTON
GAGa of lha Ennn N nIcCl

Secretary Seward to Interfere in tIte
., Case of the Fenian Mcclure.
New YORK, May 4.-The Herald's
Washington special says: Secretary Seward
has signitied his willingness to interfere
with the English Government in behalf of
the Fenian Mcclure, who so gallantly with
stood the English cavalry in Ireland.
3 GEN. Ord's District sirt
Tt is reported that in consequence of the
stringency OF money matters in his district,
Gen. Ord intends to issue general order
staying the collection OF debts for an in
definite period. -t-sF ,I e.
...ss' Judge Kelley. ,-3.i
Augusta. Georgia, papers advise people
to keep clear of Judge Kelley, and thus
avoid all possibility of sanctioning any
thing he says. -iz 2tt fat-.= 2tEf'ts l.
f. ria-', 'Smnbery,s, Opinion!la i.2 no
The Times special says: Attorney Cen
eral Stanbery's opinion on the reconstruc-
ton law will be published to-day. ,.-,.., ,'.,''H
Gen. ,Th Omas Called to Washington
The President. to-day telegraphed to
General Thomas to come to Washington
Immediately. Rumor connected it with
the possible removal or transfer of General
Sheridan,
The President has notified the Boston
Free Masons that he will not be able to
visit that city and participate in their cele-
bration.
Quartermaster General Meigs. DO,
. WASHINGTON, D.. c., p. May 4.-Quarter-
master General Meigs is granted leave of
absence for six months from June 9TH, on
account of i'll health, with permission to
leave the United States. General Meigs
will visit Europe.
20 Brevet Major General Absalomis order
ed to report to General Ord for temporary
duty, his assignment as Assistant Inspector
of the Department of the Lakes remaining.
.-.t COnfiscatiOn-Writ of Error. -u-r
In the case of the United States vs.. Jos
Bruin, whose property was eontiscated and
sold under a decree of the United States
District Court, sitting at Alexandria,
Judge Underwood presiding, during the
war. On the application of counsel for
Bruin, Chief Justice Chase on Wednesday
granted aswrit of error on the following
grounds --.-
First, that the District Court condemned
and sold the absolute estate of the petition
er, which Judgment itwas beyond the pow
er of the Court to pronounce.
Second, that the condemnation of prop
erty was for treason, of which the party
could not be adjudged guilty, except by the
finding of a jury. -. --..--a .'-,
Third, the proceedings were in admiralty
when they should have been upon common
law. q -~.a-F 1890 -.5yG
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Omaha dispatches
say that the Governor of Montana and suit
left there for Fort Benton on the steamer
Octavia on Sunday. An escort of 80 men,
en- route to Camp Cook, accompanied the
party. .-..-r-. .-..-.. ..-.
Organization of Volunteers.
Col. Lewis, of the 36th Infantry, arrived
service against the Indians in Gallatin Val
ley, should they be required.
Indian DepredatiOns.
The Cheyennes are committing petty
depredations on the Platte route. Three
persons belonging to the Pacific railroad
engineering party, reported killed on the
Black Hill short time since, have turned
up alive. The party was not ttacked by
Indians. L
Indians Asking for Subsistence.
About 5000 Ogallals, Buttes, and Sioux,
under Spotted Tail and Swift Bear, are near
Fort Mcpherson, asking subsistence from
the Government in consequence of their
being driven from their hunting grounds
on the Republican and its tributa. .es, and
by operations of troops against hostile
tribes. These bands profess great friend
ship for whites.
Little interruption TO Trains.
Little interruption occurs to trains upon
the road from Sedgwick and Laramie. Ma
freeHldIl, WIFI ulby Iuen5 anu d 06TU OF
beef cattle, went through to Fort Phil.
Kearney with Slight loss. His skirmishers
and fiankers kept the Indians at respect
full distance. Returning to Fort Reno on
his way. he met Major King. At Crazy
Woman's fork the train had been attacked
and lost twelve head of cattle. Major King
reported number of Indians, some of them
mounted. Major Freeman gave him twenty
men. He moved forward from the North
Platte without further molestation.
On Friday last a company herding 325
head of stock for Perry & Galebraith,
twenty-five miles west of the North Platte,
were attacked by Indians and four killed
and the whole herd taken. -.
Tour of Capitalists.
A large party of eastern capitalists and
Rail Road men, including VIM. B. Astor,
Peter Cooper. J. Hinkly, President V. A {.
NJ. FELTON, and Enoch Prost, Directors of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more Railroad; u. V. Mexican, of the Phil
adelphia Ledger, Messrs. Amos S. Hoyer,
Green and Putnam, of Boston, and others,
arrived at st. Joseph yesterday. These
parties will proceed to Leavenworth, and
some of them go to the terminus of the
Kansas Branch of the Union Pacific r. r..
Fenianism at Omaha.
Capt. Grace of Boston, Central Organizer
of the Fenian Brotherhood, is at Omaha.
He designs perfecting an organization of
Fenians there, and forming military COM
pany for the army of the Irish republic.