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Z. w. Caldwell.

shelby Depot, says q o housekeepeF ought to be
without a FINLEY CHURN DAsHER, and
no one certainly WILL after one trial, FOR the
tnning sum OF s. co. Ask Ii. Henry Dickery,
DR.. Love and General. T.. n. Robertson, offer
nandO, what they would take for their FINLEY
DASHERS II they could not get another. Per
haps they would surprise you with their an
SVEN. Retailed everywhere at 81 %. More
gents wanted.
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Eight Hundred and seven

lsJ0 FINLEY CHURE DAsHERs sold in one
Week-al guaranteed anc not one yet returned.
"Old fOgieS," don't wait for fear that you may
possibly be ~humbuEged. No Yankee hum
bug" lit does not perform all we promise
for IL, come and get your money sgain.
IA. CAMERON & CO..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-22

In frnnt ofths Courthouse door OF the Law
Court Of Memphis in Memphis, Tennessee, on
-ecund rect. be-E cen Union and Gayuso
str e., b-tWf en- the hours OF DO O'Clock am
and 4 O'Clock p N of said day. proceed 10 seIat
suction. to the highest bidder. Z r cas1, the fol-
l0wins described lot or parcel Of land in lhs
city OF Memphis, and designated on The piat Of
raid city s. part OF { No ga, tu-Wli. begln-
ming at the nOtthesst corner O a let on the
south side Of Jefferson street known - Geo &c
CrouweII's, - feet westWardly from TIE inter-
section OF Jensi son and Third streets; thence
eastwardly with the south side OF Jefferson
street hnEy-cight feet to its intersection with
Third stree thence |sOuthwdIdly with the
wess Nfde OF Third street one hundred and toriy-
eight aud "A half feet TO an alley thence west
wardiy Wit the north SIDE Of sail alley one
hundred and fOrty-elgut feet SIX inches 70 the
west side OF anOth, r alleg thence oTthward y
with the easL side OF said alley thirty-s K 'eet to
the south BOUNDARY line Or said CromwelIs lot;
thence eastWardly with said south
boundary line 49, feet to the southeast cOrn-r
OF said CnOmWells lot; Themes uorthWardly
with me east bOundary lire Of said CrOmWeu's
lot one hundred and twelve AID a half feet 10
the beginning.
The fftIe 70 said properly is believed to be
perfect. and the EQUITY OF redemption Is waived,
bot convey as trustee only.
TunMaz gEEEET TrnaFaa
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- Western ReserYe,,

and Goshen -housekeepers and dairyuisn
pronounce the FINLEY CHURN DAsHFR
the best ehurning implement yet sees. Try 1t
yourself, and you will be fully convinced. Re-
tail at 6 W. J. CAMERON dCO-
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Young Men

Who cannot make money at clerking, CAN.
with a little effort and a little capital, make
money, surely and rapidly. by sale Of the FIN
LEY CHURN DASHER Come and see Us, and
we viii convince you.
J. A. CAMERON q co,
Agents for the United States.
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TnIna6Ie Plantatfon to Lease.

I II Fisld- iced, bis Home Piaee-the place or
NAV a Field, and the Plantation known as the
contend Place. These Plantations aie In the
sar- crlfVatfnn. having been cultivated for
Wears PAST. There Is a new and nne Circular
RaW-Nfl on tie hame Place, for sale
For nr.herf III cremation apply to meat Paris.
8ourhan n Eyr or % Dr. 81 flsids on
fiss nrsmises. B. J. CLAY,
Loois AdmT 9, ]. Field, deed.
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County Court Sale Of Land.

Maria l. Petite ct ais. vs. HaryL Moleta ct al.
Petition for sale Ok real estate foE division.
FINDER and by virtue OF q decree OF sale
made in The above entitled cause, At the
december term, lsJ7, OF the county Court Of
shelby county. Ienntssec, will proceed % sell
20 the highest and BEST bidder. before the Court
house door In ths ely Of RemPhiss GA
Monday. January 6th, IS6S,
Between the hours of10 sm and 4 pun, the
following described real estate, 10 Wit: he
certain parcel OF land IN the city 81 Memphis,
known On the plan OF the said city As lot one
hundred and eighty-fOur Qs3l, beginning AZ a
point on the east side Of Aaln street aud the
north side Of rontray > alley, lwhish The FIST
alley north OF Jackson street,, mnniBg thence
with the north side OF the said Al ey tgst one
hundred and forty-eighL feet six inahe. 70 an
aiiey; thence north seventy-fcur feet tnra e
inches; thence West one bundled aud iorty-
eight feet SIX inches 70 Main street, md thence
south seventy-fOur feet three inches 70 the
place OF beginning.
TRRNs o. SALE-One-thind cash, and one
third in one year from date OF the sale, and
One-third IN two years therelrom Notes Elih
good security to be taken for the deferred pay
ments, aud q lein retsined On the properly for
the payments OF said notes
John LOAGUE,
December 8, 1857. County Coud clerk
Aaa- al
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OF the FINLEY CHUKN DAsHERs and try
Il; If not fully up to representation, return it
and get your Three Dollars.
IA CAMERON & 20.
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TTNDER and By virtue Of 3 Deed Of Trust
II executed by Calvin d. Hart and Ellen ].
Hart on the l2th day OF July AID, 1885, TO me,
a. Trustee. 70 secure the payment OF a certain
note therein rscited, 1 win, on the
18th Day Of January, AID, 1865,
sell 70 the highest, best and last bidder, for
cash, At The front door Of the Court House, in
Memphis Tennessee, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock am. and = O'Clock pm, the uudi-
vlded Interest or said ellen y. Hzrt, late Elen
j. shaw, in and to lots 9 and 10, on Union
street. IRONING respectively 50 and IS feet on
the south side OF street. and running
back 2lSk feet to an alley, thessame being the
late residence OF Al shaw, deceased. anu the
lot west thereof; lets S and s on the north side
Of Union ftreet, fronting s. feet On Union
street and running baektO Bnalley $50 net, and
wing opposite lots 9 and 10 lust de cucsd /;
also, lots II and u on Gayoso street, each 'front.'
ing IS Eet and running ba x Ia tee1 10 "a
aliey. sad lots numbered according 70 plen OF
Al ID shaw's property, made by ~. Crane,
IuIy. AID, 1855, being part Of country lot No.
az also, lot more particularly descriDsd in
deed OF ellen J. shaw, executr xof A b shaw.
deceaEed, u David Jamessn. dated 5 ptenber
m IeS2. being on Union street, The said interest
al r. i Hart IN and TO the above property
being acuuired BY viii ORA. 3 Shaw, deceased
safd property Is In the city Of Memphis, county
OF Shelby. and state OF Tennessee
- jobs AINsLIE, TruEtas.
Kerr, Wssteott 4 Stahi, Attorneys decl2
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Monday, The sOth day OF Becsmser. 1857.

Between the hours or 10 and Ii O'Clock, am, in.
front OF the Law Courtroom in the city OF
Memphis, Tennessee, sell AZ pubdc auction 70
the highest bidder, for cash the follOE ing de-
scribed tots or parcel Of land In tue Town OF
COrinth, I'm sai4 county Of T~ishOmingO, tO-wlt:
Biocks No. uve %, three t4 and two huunrsd
AMI thiTty-fOur tl3h also, the lot or part OF lot
with Drick store thereon, on the northeast cor
ner OF block twenty-seven ~, ~ the corner OF
Fillmore and Waldrnn streets said deed OF
trust las made to secure the payment OF q GER
tsin note and Endorsement by said J. " Hop
kfns and certain waTrantles Of sale by ire
same. toe BOydACo, which are funydsscribed
in said trust deed. The Il le TO sail property is
believed 20 be good, but Z only sell and convey
Is trustee. C.. W FRAZER, nustss.
na-HQ r1a
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Madison, Gibson, Dyer,

Obion, Henry and Hsrdeman counties, Tenn;
and Marshall, Lafayette, POntotOc and Yallo-
bushs counties, Miss, are open to gency for
the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER Apply in
msdiately TO
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FOR RENT.
Two Plantations on and near MIS-
siSsIppi River, In COahOma
County, Hiss.

ONE ON RIVER CONTAINS ABOUT $500
acres open land, and has been in culnTa-
ton a number OF years, and has on IL Two Sin
Houses and Gins, one hne Dwelling HOUSE ana
a large number Of Cablns The place can De
divided into two OF more tracts.
The other place is situated about four or nVe
miles from river, has " or 1900 acres open land,
Is susceptible OF being dlvtded into Iwc or tnlee
Diases. mas on Il a GOOD Dwelling House, Out
Houses and q number OF Cabins and Gin House,
Gin and Press. These places are very prooue-
tive. and will be rented very low Tor one or
more years. They belong to N. Mcneil OF
KENTUCKY. Apply to
]. p. CARUTHERS, Agent,
deeIO I'm Ayres' Building, Memphis.
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in front OF the DeSoto Bank, % Madison street,
in Memphis, sell 10 The highest bi- dr., for
cash, Without redemption, lie following par
eel OF land In said county, tO-wit: HegIuuiug
ut a stake al the northeast conner OF J. ).
Smiths thirty-seyen acre kt sod By 5eoTgsC.
Holmes 10 J. 7. shirley, trustee, OF Virginia
shirley. more parueularly described in said
1851 thence north 81 degrees - ehsins 70 a
1t Ike thsncs So degrees west is &-lO0 chains
10 a stake; thence south % degrees - chains
10 a STAKE, thence north So degrees east
Is 5-I0O chains 10 toe beginning
Equity OF redemption wa we'd IN the deed OF
trust. lite believed TO be good, but / viii con-
yey only rs trustee. sale DetWeen the hours OF
10 a m. and Z N.
THOS r. SMITH. Trustee.
November 30. 1851. uoVU tbs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-22

The Liverpool cotton market was quiet at the
opening today; UplEnds, ed; Orleans. I'D.
A. uOOu the market was duI End had declined
l-lb1- Iplanus, 5-lbd Orleans, I N-l6ds sales,
1000 bales The New York Op ming dispatch
announced q quiet but firm market, with quo
lauons unchanged. At noon II was inactive
and &c lower; MiddLng-, SIC; Orleans, l654c /;
SALES. 800 baHes. The weeks receipts al that
port were 100 bales SAFES, 1900 bales; ex-
ports, 1900, stock, $500 bales. Receipts at all
ports in the United States, Q,O00 bales Tor the
week Our markes was quiet throughout, and
sales not large. Buyers are winding up
their snAiTss preparatory to shipment
before the holidays sci in, ana we
may look for a light Transaction dur
ing the coming week. There Is an active
demand Tor SErict to Good Midulugs, but they
are very scarce. Tint market closed weak.
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Maj. II. ID. Buckley

Uses one Of the FINLEY D~AsHERs-so DO
Capt. h. II. Potter, Capt. Jos. Lcnow. 1adge
AIeh'd Wright, Maj. N. ]. wieks, Newton
Ford, Esq, b. B. Barnes, Esq. H.. A. Aontgom-
cry, Esq, DIR. A. Burieson, Norris l. Webb,
Esq, and hundreds ofothers. They are sold at
8 retail, cash, and guaranteed.
J. A. CAMERON 4 co.
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1000 Finley Churn Dnshers

To arrive next week. Agents can be Probably
employed. Our agents are all making money.
You can do the same, II you will try.
J. A. CAMERON A co.
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Thursday, the 96lh Dag OF December. 1851

Between the hours Of 10 o'clock am ana A
O'Clock PIN. a. the corner Of Main
aud Madison streets, In the city OF Memphis.
Shelby county, Tenneasee, sell al pu1lic auction
10 The highest bidder, Tor cash. the foIloWing
described real estate: A certain tract Of Iznd-
situate, lying and beingfn the county ofshslby .
and state OF Tennessee, and described a fol-
lows, tO-wit; lOtnumbered Two. Of the ubd
vision Of heiand belonging To the heirs OF The
late Or. Lewis G. Tr~-zevant, containing thirty
i've and One-half E41 acres, b~eginuluH A. the
nOrtL vest corner OF lot Numbered Three
thence sUuth g. east $50 chains = q stake
thence north Nluks 10 q Ted oak atump. the
sOuth7ast corner Of los three on tue Plank
Road thsnes south - vest 10 % chains 70 4
stake on the west side OF said Plank Raad .
thence - west - ~ chains To a stake on the
west boundary OF the tract 0nd in John Pope $
sastine; thence nerth 3 chains 70 the north
corner % the truct. a hickory; thence -
chains n the beginning. Also, an Undivided
moity or half Interest with Al mprBVemsRts.
OF another tract af land in the county oi CriI-
teuden. state or Arkansas, known on the orig
inai surveys OF SAID STATE As the fractional east
h5lf Of the southeast qu81er OF section s..
township Z, north range 9 east. ard he east
half OF the essi hall Of section ? township 8.
north range Q east. containing in al 10 acres
more or les said deed Of trust was executed
10 secure the Payment Of certain PromissOry
notes therein dJssrThed. The right % rsdemp-
sion &. waived aud the title beIsvedJo Dc good
but 1 convey Only As trustee.
LOUIS +. CARR. Trustee.
Mallory, Young q Anderson, Attorneys
NnwamharR % NAaT mnw-HI HHa
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A Cash Remittance Of s..

Or an order &C. 0. D." by Express, viii aobtsin
one OF the FINLEY CHURN DAsHERs.
shipped 10 any part Of the United States. Send
for Circular, with three cent stamp.
IA. CAMERON & co.
declf sl Main street, Memphis
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Ask Rev.w. c. johnson.
J. A CAMERON a CO..

or the Ctrisaan Adooeaie, Col + whitnore, OF
the Public LeagT, Or. r. II. Rivers, OF the SOM
erville Female college, Dr. n. w. Philips, Of The
S0u1aern FaTaeT, for their opinion OF the FIN
LEY CHURN DAsHER, and you will soon
own one.
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WHITE LINE AGENCY.

TYPREsS LUMBER OF all dimensions on
~ baud, which we wish 20 close ont Al A sacra-
nee. Parties wishing Lumber should can on
as without delay. decs II
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Father and Sons

Who nave toied all the year long for the
" voter and the tax gatherer, can, with LESS
LABOR, with HoR PLEASURE, and with oash
capital 10 the value OF one good Mule, drives
lucrative business, without rent, Insurance.,
burglar safes, acoeptances, endorsements or
open s~ccouns, by calling upon the Agents OF
the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER, 81 Main
street. MemphiA
J. A. CAMERON & co.
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z u III o y -


HAVING claims against the estate OF James
II NaIafesta, deceased. are hereby not6ed 70
fia their claims. properly authenticated, With
me undsrsigBed, within the time prescribed BY
or the same vii BE barred. Persons In
Tened 10 ne estate win come forward and pay
are sane. NICHOLAS AALATESTA.
FRANK EACcARO.
administration, "a Aatn street.
Ed. Burke Pickett, Attorney
Ledger copy ~ forbid eeelQ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-22

e Between " snd4o-cIoeE pm
ids 1T PEYTUS, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-22
2Cih Day OF December, A.D., 1861.

within the houu prescribed b. laSf Tor 3udieiai
saies, onsr for sale, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash in hand, the following described ua-A or
parcels OF land, lying aud 0etng situate 10 said
countys tO-Wtts Tne quarter and
west baifOf BOutheast quarter OF section Twelve
in township three tl notth OF range three 81
east. containing Two hundFod and Drty acres,
more or less also, the following personally
70 Wit fOpr Mules. one Horse, twenty PlOWs
ana ten pair OF RfoW Harness, 10 tstisfy said
Trust. This 18Th November, f85T.
TOOF, PdtLLIPS &CO.
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AGENTS WANTED
IN KERRT COUNTY In she UNITED STATES.
]. A. CAMERON & co.
Agents Wanted

In svery county in the United States for the
FINLEY CHURN DASHER Liberal induce
ments 10 sctive and reliable men.
]. A. CAMERON &CCl,
SCI Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
Agents for the United States.
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Hay, Corn, Oats and Bran,
226 and 22s Second Street,
MEMPHIS. TENN

LIBERAL Cash advances made on cOnsign'
l. meDts. VIII promptly ill all orders FOL
Provender and Plantation supplies at the low
EST rates. dacI4 I'm
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ATI.EN HOUSE.

ALLEN HOUSE.
CORNER WASHINGTON AND SECONDsIs-
l. We take pleasure In announcing tnat oar
house is still open for the ACCOMMODATION Of tle
fravpiing community. Neat and cOmforiabls
MONS can be secured st all times, and Hlta
sfrsef attention 70 the wants OF guests- We feel
no : asitsncy in asserting that We can Ano WI
ags We viii be pleased % meet old friends ana
patrons. and a. many new ones As may IaYor
ns with a cal. We Eel under many obligations
ar the liberal patronage bestowed upon us lE
the past. and hope 20 receive orr share IN
ufure. Beard 81 50 per day n0YO-dm
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Monday, january 6th, 1888,
sLst DnY of January, Is6s.

DY virtue OF a deed Of trust ezsoutsd 20 ne
ID on the 2d Of November, lS6, b. Julia E
Lee and Edward F. Lee, registered IN the
Register s ONCE or shelby county, in book No
S., part one, pages So, $50 and 5sA I wln, on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-22
GO0D NEWS FOR the HOLIDAYS
GROCERIES, GREEN & DRIED FRUITS,
Preserves, JeIlies,
~ToBAcco, CIGARS, ETC.,
AND
IN ALL THEIR VARIETY.

VII have recently been placed in receipt OF
w a large and most well selected stock o.
FANCY GROCERIES, etc, consisting IN partoi
Almonds, Pin ertS, Pecans, Brazil nuts enron,
Rsfsins. Currants, Figs, Iellies. and Preserves
OF AL Kinds; sauces, Pickles, Can Fruits, Ioys.
ard a variety OF other articles too Lengthy Ir
enumersfon- We are also in receipt VI reSu.
lar shipments of Oranges, Lemons ana otner
Green Fruits, and invite the attention OF our
old customers and the pubic genefally 70 oSI
stoek. feeling onndent that oar lengthy busi-
ness experience enables Us 10 give entire salts
faction 10 all uf 0uf many patrons
tennessee Steam Candy HanufActory.
Our customers viii be furnished fresh daily Is
ard guaranteed pure. We m&nu-
fs.,ture none bnt No articles, and that THIS
TACT Is appreciated a liberal patronage demon
saF Particular attention paid to the hliing Of
country orders.
l. ROCCO & 90. Importers,
$40 and 2DZ Second street, cor. Madison.
lain una
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TWenlI.HinIhdaI OF Deeember1s61.

Between The hours Of 10 and n a IN. sell on tbs
rremises 20 the highest bidder Tor cazh. th-
toFln described property, viz: A certain
tracL or parcel OF land known - lots M m
and No LIZ on he ulan % Grseuiawfs afdfffo1
to the city OF Memphis. being I4sL fe~t sguzr-
At the ntzrsecttrn OF the west side o. Fourfb
street with the north Afds OF Mil street
fhsught Of redemption T. expressly waived
and tse utle believed 70 be perfect buL Iii
Oniy a. Trustee.
THO5. LEIGH, Trustee
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Trust Sale.
Monanr. the SIrth dar or JannarI, 1ses,

DN virtue 0fa Deed Of Trust male by Charles
D PfauuenStiehL and recorded 10 The Regis
ter's Once OF shelby county, Tennessee. in
book No. s., part ? page SOS and following, 1
VIII, on
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46naI1aistr0tyi9 Notice.

I ETTERs OF administration upon the estate
II OF the late DR.. 1hos. J. sale having been
BrAnicd 10 me by the County Court OF Shelby
county Tennessee, at the December Term, iS67.
1 hereby notify all persons indebted TO said es-
tate TO pay such Indebtedness TO me and /
hereby notify al persons having claims against
said estate 70 y esent the same, properly proven,
WITHIN thetfme PRESCRIBED bylaw, or they will
be barred. MARGARETTE l.. SALE
decl7 lavtw Adm'x OF Thos. J, Sale, deed,
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-27
LATE NEWS.

On Friday the 10Th instant at two CLOCK in the afternoon
Mr. Andrew Johnsons veto of the Supplementary Recon-
srucon Bill received in the House of Representatives
In he proceeds the assumption that the
ouered rebels of the South still citizens of the United
States and consequently entitled all the privileges of those
who and have always been loyal to their country The
document occupied thirty minutes in reading. The bill
then passed the Presidents head by majority in
the House of 100 to a. and in the Senate by majority of
80 to 6. 1t is now the law of the land.
Mr. Boutwell, desired to make few remarks and for fifteen
minutes his eloquent arragnment of the President held the
House completely that every word could be heard as he
boldly declared that nothing but the impeachment OF this
man. would satisfy the outraged freedom of the country He
cared not if but two days shon from his rule 1t was
duty to poeriy to allow bad preceden to be made by
his continuance in his high office.
Mr.. Randall Democrat attempted to reply to him. but
after few sentences indistinctly arcuaed he up.
Gems Butler and Schenck and Thomas Williams followed in
the strain Mr. Boutwell, and after feeble defense of
the President by Boyer and Pruyn Democrats Mr. Stevens
expressed himself as of the belief that the Impeachment
would fail that counter influence work here in
the Senate defeat it, and he had hopes for the people
being vndicaed from this mans ourages upon them and
upon the laws of the country Mr. Wilson said far
he concerned he would do what he believed be his
duty in the impeachment matter
Gen. John A. McClemard has been nominated Minister
to Mexico.
The Senate yesterday, adopted resolution of sympathy
with the Creans and requested the President to forward
copy to the Turkish Government.
proposition for the annexation of Mexico to the United
States which said to have the sanction of President Juae
and other leaders of the Liberal party of that country Is
being talked of in Washington.
train captured by Indians, Fort Larned on
Sunday Catholic bishop and six priests, who were VIII
the train route for Santa Fee, killed and Scpeo ~
SIX Sisters Of Charity were carried away captNeS