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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
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DR. JOHN BULLS Great R comedies. Bulls Cedroa Bitters. AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
 ArssaHsns Heard From. 5 0 rg.TmosY or MEDICAL MEN.

Stony roia White Co. Ark. May 2S, 'G6. D DR JoHS Bu1r--,D esr Sir; Lsst February | was,ia Louisviile ''srchasiRg drag>, and | got some of your Sarsaparilla and Cedrons Eittere. - .-ss
 My son in law who was iwiih nc in the store has been down with rheumatism for sune time. coaiineneod o.. the Bitters ani soon found his general health improved.
 Dr Gisi. wh0 has been in bad health, lried them, and he also improved. .
 Ir. Coffee. who has been in bad health for several years--sfoasqeh and ttter atfeetcd--he improved very thsch by the use uf your Bit ters. Indeed Che Ceavon Bitters has given you ggsat popularity in this ssiilsin int. I think | couli sell a great quantiiy of your medicines lis fa!i--especiaiy of your Crd ron Ef,efs and Sarsaparilla. Ship nc via Memphis, care of Elckeii X NcelysiaoG hlf
 ''''sc c E WALKER
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
CsNCENyATE.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 9th. Q Con,piete. returns from the zd dis tsict, give q majority for Carey, of 994 "a republican loss Of 35oo Repabh- can state and county ticket are elected by about l5o0 majority--a loss of 2Soo- Majority against amendment in the county. is over 5Q00--total vote Hsinil- ton county, 3S,O00 Commercial ofthis morning says the latest dispatches show such large democratic gains as to leave the state ticket in doubt, and make the legislature also doubtful. The consti- tutional amendnen. is heavily defeat-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

s --- I he (abinei at Nashlnstau re cenliy hnd under discussion. the qnesii"n ,f making uniform hours iur eler.cal ser y.ce in all lot the departments. ani quite 2 busy tune resn led Secretary lie Culh'cls and Gener.I Grant iavored eight houfS wh ch WIS opposed quiie bitterly by See retaries Sew8rd ant Wellcs Mir Nc' ul loch aston slieti inc t'absnei fiy rrodueints a law r.a a oeer h years. an am whcA has not heeu reposed, provided ipr ight huars service igem Ocsuber to April IL was conceded that the law lad Lecn open y violated for aimtst fifteen years
 No cNnciuslon was reached Us to establish
 iog a uniform frle.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
ST. I.oU1s. Oct. &.

EHttt5.rHt ftN4 ifa+tt
 pey, The following Items, we clip from the Little Rock Gazette of q late date: se as ss asiliSg9a 58 a.a
 From tho Washington Telegrapil of the 2nd inst, we learn that on the pre-, vious Saturday evening. computes of armed negroes marched through that town to the place where the secret inee- tings of their club are usually held, and remained there until late hour at night. Their proceedings were s,ith- cicntlyl noisy 10 disturb the peace or the town. but ofiwhat nature they were, was not ascertained.
 Grave apprcheusions of the rcsGlts of their proceedings arising among the citizens, n ameeting of the town council was held on tho following Monday morning. Resolutions were adopted expressing q desire to prevent the for mutton of armed bodies, and calling upon the post commander to prevent D repetition Of the breach ef law, order and quiet. and to relieve citizens from anxiety or apprehension of life and property resulting from assemb,ages of armed ignorant men.
 Capt. Tourtelottc, commander of the post,in response 10 the resolutions, has l forbidden these assemblages and assr- red the council that he will make every
 effort 10 suppress them.
 IT the people CT Arkansas wish even | this state oi affairs aggravated, through | the means of .sloyal militia" after the manner ofTcnuesscc. they can secure their object bv taking-the state oRtiof
 the hands of the military forces of the 1 United States by rcconstrnciing on the
 congressional plan.
 | rfsrt,ic,l l,rreun, tlrou Ssrvuf tfse st,ta i should at once make appication for ar | tiiicial iinhs which arc now being ftir- nishea by the state, giving their names etc, to the county assessor. They are | given to those who have lost Q natural | limb during the late war, in the federal or confederate service. aud have not
 been provided forin this respect by the
 United States goveenment Tue limbs
 are or the Ely patent the very best
 that is made.
 Coop Ngws.-A lot of 5000 bushels | ofcorn. sent to this city on commission,
 was re. shipped to St. Louis, yesterday, l for he reason thatno market was to be found herein cousrquence of the com ing in of the home crop. From this | tune forth, AfkanSaS proposes to raise
 her own bread aud meat.
 The Pine Bluff Orthopolitan of the l 3rd inst. says the cholera has snbsided
 there, no new eases haxiagl occurred
 lately. The health, of the county is good.
 I The crops along the Arkansas river arc lookinc good and the worms have
 disappeared.--A half crop will be
 made by most of the planters. .lffi
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
'BY ,rEIsEGRAR,sIr
BUFFALO.
BUFFALO. N. {,

BUFFALO. N. T.. Oct. 9. The common council having by a party vote refused to invite Gen. Shcr- idan 10 visit tllis city on his way to St. Lonis, Mayor Wells called meeting of the citizcns for Friday evening to extend hospitalitics to him.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
TELEGRAPH OrFIcE.}

MR. GArE-ED. CITIZEN: Democrats claim majority over Republican can- didatc for Governor Of Ohio, Bsn, Wade for U. s. Senate and other prin- eipal Republicans. It is thought that Pennsylvania has gone Republican by small majority. Full re,urns not yet received in either State. HUNT.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
CH.Ey ELAN D.

CLEvELASD, O.. Oct. 8.
 Scattering returns from the Reserve show the amendment granting suffrage 10 negroes running behind the ticket, and its lose conceded o, all hanas
 Erie county by complete returns give 100 Republican majority--a democratic gain of TOO on the judicial election oi 1866. l.st5 es
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
BY. We have not vet heard sniff

pT- We have not yet heard snfii- cicntly from Pennsylvania, Ohio aud Iowa to judgc accurately of the result. But 30 far indications arc that the Re- publican plIrtv have carried each State, but by s much smaller majority than sgas expected. The Democrats have gained largely in every district.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
k EsW Y0Rzk.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9th. A Dubuque, Iowa. special says re- turns rom all parts Of the state to- night. show large democratic gains everywhere.
 NooN-Gold, t37s; cotton very dull.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
KEW ORLEANS.

bm NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.
 Intermen:s from fever to 6o'elock this murning. 5o. 7a
 Yesterday, jury lists were drawn for the parish O. Orleans. under military orders, from registered voters. 20o jurors were drawn, Of whom 20 are whites.v X grand jusy is to be selected from the balance of the negroes of this nnmber. fsB cGH aeW sa s
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. \ Notice

IS HEREBY etNEN, Tbat n purapanee oi
 | q drctee of tlie Circuit Court of Prairie codaiJ. Arkan9as ena the chaneefy side thereof. renslegud alaha August term there- of, 4. l'. lsy1, in cersaln cause Herein sending, wherein Amhrose $ Erwin was complamaut, and William Y hirkp&'rirs was defendant. l shall as Commissener of said Court. proceed ssli 10 the highest bidder. for casn, in ffoni of the office uf Hedgep 10 X Kent. in ,he town ol Dca Arc. on the 10th day of NDssm hsr ne II. ihs following real es- tate, io-wn: Lots No II and l2, ia Block NJ. 70. Watkins suryey of lhe town ot llos AIe. m ossles c satisfy ali d.eree A,d ~ill make ,. good and seiheiea deed of convey aaeV t9 ,hs. purchase as Con u .SsioBeF as aioresail I, BLAKE KENT, Coa,.
 ootig St
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

- A severe fight occurred at Gin nanon Crossing,i on the 93d ult.. be- tween Gen. Marcy's command, includ-i ing Kitchens traiSi. anda large force of Indians. Toe train was surprised, Lieutenant F. Williams. Of the Third U. $. Infantry, lostlalleg, a soldierwas killed and two Mtxieahss wounded. The Indians. finding that they could not stampede the party, set fire to the prairie and commenced killing the mules, but were iitiaiiy repuised. ai
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

y- ". II. Gray, colorsa orator from Helena, will address tie citizens of Des Arc, on Monaay next. His position is convention and reconstruc- ton, out TO negro equality. Let him re heard
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

DR. RrlL-.sDear Sir: My husbaad Dr. C & Johnson, vas. skillipl surgeon aud pi,ysii- ci..n in Central New York, where he died. tsay iiis the above c. r. Jouii>ou 10 nly care. Ar thirteen years ot age he had q eAaonic' ui- arrhsa and scro.ula. for which l gave him your Sassaparilia. tr CuRAn- iIIA. l have for ten ,ears reeohuenied is io many in New York DAio and Iowa. tor scso1alas ie- yer ser, $, and gsneral dsbsiity s Peris@ sue cess has attended il The cares. egeetsa sn 4ee cases of seeefsts opa feres sores 'eere as'os mgacaious Ilsm ivsryi ansipas sor my son to again have reoourse, toaJaur, S,lrsipar ll..s He is fearful oi gc'.ihg spurious arilcle, hence His wiitinsit To you for il. his wounds we're terrsbls, hat believe lEe' will rscover.ae
 ft34 s..e s skespeci,aly,. yasnr nj .
 JENElE JOHNSON.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

----.f'he VfcSsburg IIerald uf the 29th ultiino says: Pollard, negro eandi date, reelevsi alargI tnaiofity at the election ysgterslay at De. Soto, Louisi- ana, which was held for the State Con ventiar
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

Common Whisky. all brands, Pure Bour
 bon, various brands, Rye Whisky, Robinson County Whisky, Monongahela, Scotch Wbis
 Ky, Irish Whisky, .Cosnac < Brandy Peach Hrandy, Apple Brandy, Cherry Brandy, Blackberry z Brandy, Champagne, various brands. Jsn,sica Rum. St. Crsix; Rum, Pure Hollail,l Gin. Curacao Il Holland, Double Kn- emmel- reppermint, Stomach Bit,ers, Schei- dam Sehnapps. Cocktail Biliers. St"nghton Birters, East India Bitters. Sparkling Cataw . bs. Stin Catawba. Rhine twinrs staare.1 fine
 Madeira Wiae.-0, PorilNiue, Muscatts Wine! Ginger Wine, Sweet Malaga Wine. French Whi,e Vine. Extrai, d,Absynthc, Pare Ania sette.: Cigars and Tobacco, all brands ot imported and domestic. [, .ts s.,, oct5 2m.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
LOST.

Dy some chance tsndie Of papers be- ID lon ing to me as adniinistsator of the estate of R. q Hntson has been lost, among them is Q small memorandum hook. and the following pronisarys notas given tome as ad minis.rator of said esiafe (.d ~itl Anote or !. G. Cymmns, l. V. Hutsnn and William Johnson for S59..f5. AlsoAa ncta on II K Smith. L. w Hutson anl William Johnson. acb of he aboye two notes ,is dstedson the s0th January 1s66. bears ten per cent interest from date and was due at six r,onths. Alao one .nete on JIG. Cummins and others for Sf. 70 dated Feb. i7th,l lSdd. dneat six riontar with ten per cent interest from date. Alse nate on, Richard S.rsughn and T. A. E. Ssraughn for S48.l5. due 25sh Dec. 1861 and dated 27ih March 1861. with ten per cent iatosest from the lime when due. Also q note on .Jas, r. Holloway due 18th Decerahsr 1857 IL being tho only note I hold on sa,i Holloway as administrator or otherwise. l warn ail, ,persons against trading for any or ali of the above notes, as they are still nine. and have. not by nc or iny authority been disposed of to any ope.g
 BENJAMIN c T0TTEN, Adm'r oftlie estate of R C. Hutson, decd
 oft5-rt
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
SIGN OF THE Is k E. ". E. MADAME MITCHELL $ CO.,,
 Straw Bonnet Dealers, MILLINERs and DRESS MAKERS Northeaei Corner Court Senare,
Nertheaet Corner Court Senare, MZ THss. --zs EIsSlG

7
 WE SELL MILLINERY GOODS 25 pcrxccnt. cheaper thar any other house in the city of Memphis. The above is positive fact. Please .call or sead an order and, satisfy yourself When you come to Memphis be sure ausi can.f 53fR ,YiE tttf 3kaAf !A
 We have Pattern Donnets. the latest styles. S6 up to S10 each ; Bronzad Hats. forSl 50, untrimmed; Puff Hats for Patterns. We sell Straw Bonnets and Hats pntrimmrds We hayca fine assortment of Ribbons and Ribbon Neck ties, all colors, and Bonnet Elanes oiicvery st vie and nIakc. aHo
 Remember Madame Mitcliells Dcc- Hive. adjoining our ancient Hotel, called the Irving Block, Northeast Cor ner of Court Square.
 The New Bronze and Silver gray Ladies Hats just arrived. oct5-3ni
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

{ rle pr5nrietor of ftis celehratei medicine tinstly eiainss for il n superiority ov.r All ,rensrdics ever offered to the puhiic tor the sgJe, cer;aiR, speseg. and 2ersetsest cure ot. rue aud Fever. or chills aud Fevef, whether .oi short srsIong standing iie reiers othel entire Western andy souiii western syounrry io bear him es,ipony to iAc truth of the ass
 scrtion. tt.at in no case whateyes will it fail Ito eure if fbe.diseetisns are strictly followed
 and Carried oui. lu a great maRy cases
 single dose has been suhicient for 4 cure, and
 whole families have been cured by singM
 hettie, Mnh a perfect restoration of the gen ' er~i health. slsis, howsyer prudent apd in
 cvery case plore certain ie cnre, if it's use is ccnsinuet ia smaller a2sss .or Q wee. or two xrfer the disease has heen checked. Wqre es- pociaily in diihcnit and long siaaiing cases
 Usually. this medicine Will net rfquire any aid to kysp tho bowels ia Easd orlags shcald -ihe patient, heweysr. reqstge . cstharsig medicine. sfter having takea ihree or four
 loses of tho Tonic ~ slnglo doss of BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS win be su!h-
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

TOR sAEsE.-Wagons Flows, costoi. Presses. Cation G.ns, Horse Powers, Feed Cutters. Thrsshing Machines, Keepers and Mowers. Corn Shedefs, sud Piantet.pn lsu plemen,s generally. And \ large stock of Machinery of all kinds-Sssuonary sud Portable Steam Engines, Saw Mfls, eass Mills, Wood aud lron Working Machinery cf every sisssrir,,co. sep2l su
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
BULLS ARILL A
Gsoa Raas n for the Cap
 tain's Faith.
READ THE CAPTAINS LETTER AND THE
 LETTER FAs 3M HE, MOTHER pl

Benton Barracks, Mo. April S5, 1866.
 pR yoax Btr, t-1pear Sir: Knowing the eiilcieffcs ol our sarsspssIiia. and the neal. ing aud bshehrial qualities 1t possesses, t send you the tollowin4, s;atslpen, ot my case was 'wouudeu about two years ago. was taken puisonor and connned for sixteen months., he.ng moved so osten, my wounds have not healed yet l have, not $ t up ! moment since l was wounded. I am sh'it ta,ough the hips. NJ general heslih'is i'm panee, and need some! hlng tol assist nisr ,ule. l have more taith n yonr Sarsaparilia han ahy thing else wish that that is gen uine. ilegse express nc halfrdozeu botnes,
 GAIT C. F. JOHNSON,
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Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
nnY GOODS AND MOTTOu8.

0suahnsas, @somn and s8lenehea ooes'fes, eznfltng Tstsafes, 5htel0iSs, Slcfngs, s9lltheeta, dfnaels s~5egses, qslseqs, yluos, Jnes, aflnefls eass- rs, esoaa 1zofh Tzoah yhh N1ncf4, 6azlco Me- qes yoolkus, Apsiuos, 5illacas, dodifas, glxlds, xginahan,., 1amhslcx, yuccnen, =5z.iss aqa 1sun
 shnss tsft'1 a"a galIe Maaash ghanl'' s ll.1- a euud 8uxque 18alglosaL 5i s odh 5hfets, Sotssfs, sNas eiis, xgloues, zHoSesY >1unas aua 9."ehes
 qlflona ana 1Jkeua, fuffs and ofLlss, 3o9aek Ielf SsaSlYa anu 1sL,ef sqlhhons, 9taas 31tlsnnd e5on
 Acis, ghl.i ,lhsols4, ylq 4gails, Mfrss 5tlploags sodh Jtiaiigs, fo9eihessuah ffoas foo nH1eonA ionIHffon8 8 M#gSAa
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
MAssKETs.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. B..

NEW ORLEANS. Get. g. Cotton, low mid,iIing l73s els; -four steady, superfinc S1l. XXI 90. choice SIS 50@ll; pork dull, noninallyS26 90; ; bacon quiet aud firmer. shoulders l51i @l5,s, lear l9I4 Co l95S .s4a alsgi1e
 LOUISVILLE, Oct. 8. Flour frmcr at SS, super6ne SIP 75 :; groceries firm cotton lSla mess pork S2l 90; bacon, shoulders l4la. clear sides lS34 lard l3l4. .ss0g4s4 e
 fG4et+ CINcraxATI. Oct.S. ~ Flour firm and no higher, X Sl0 Toe II, family .Sl2@l2 25; cotton dull and nominal, ls, for mide ling pork quiet at S24; bacon active and higher, l4@ l4la for shoulders, 1S1a @ls5A for clear sides. eses bh8
 ST. LOUIS, Oct. 8. Flour ia held firmly, X SS 50, XX Slo 25@10 50. xxx S1l@Il 50, choice and fancy sl2@l3 25; provisions, very dull pork nominal at S24 90; bacon, shoulders H., clear sides lSia, sugar cured hams 25@26. ss
 NEW YORK, Oct. 8. Gold 443s cotton firm, uplanas 2o
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12
DIED.

In Des Are. Ark., October sth. IS67, SALLIE TsSxIs,N daughter of R. NJ and NJ. " 'icrherson aged iyca,s, ? months and 70 days. ftai tsiRf fEsR9 fis's'1t
 a8i bss,All hat 8 brig ht must fa.iesi Y .go
 The brightest still tle Aetest%f8ss4 Early, brighs, transient, chasie as moraing
 dew . 1T She sparslea, was exlaled. and went 5
 Heaven. 'fli ~fii oi t'1iHzi .a At Hickory Plain. on the Tth inst, Mas. rnoass,, csnsors af A- J, Thomas.
 h this ;s'isy, on tAs n iar,. WILLIE, laughter os wiru. and NJ. ". Cook, aged II months.
 l~sisaf s6t. m On Friday, tAs ith met, of congestion, AsN EtIzA, daughter of Samuel r. and P..ulina A, Harrison, aged 9 years. ta
 Afa'her's hope and . moshcr's joy is thus, by God s mes engee, called lo berLome in the skies. Parents, te, your grief bo hqshed, for the ehildsis now with him who. whenon earth, ld sa3. @Sutfcr little chiliren tc come unto ,ne. aud forbid them not. for of such is the kiag,o1a of Heaven. e4 e
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-10-12

?. S.-The following was written April 80, 1863. by Mrs sJennfe Johnson, mother ot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-03
Neu Yori. sneeInI..

NEW YORK, June 1.-The Herald's
special says it Is reported that Cover
nor Jenkins, OF Georgia, has no rinten-
! ton of resigning, and that he and Gen.
Pope are working harmoniously to-
gether. The Governor is entirely indis-
posed to have any controversy with the
military authorities, but desires quiet
and good feeling in the State.
The Times special says the Judiciary
Committee have practically concluded
the impeachment investigation, and
win probably adjourn ON Monday
night. The indications are that they
will decline to make u report until De-
cember. A portion of the committee
will probably remain here and prose.
cute the investigation of the question
whether Maryland has now a republic
can form of Government.
It is currently reported, to-day
in administration quarters, that
the President disapproves Of the
the mayor and police of Mobile, and
that he will order them to be reinsiated,
basing his action upon Gen. Sawyer's
report which declares that the riot was
not preconcerted, and who only charges
the civil officers with a want of prompt
ness and efficiency in not providing
better protection for the exercise of free
speech. 80
Gen. Sheridan teIegraphed to army
headquarters here that the largest
political meeting and procession that
ever occurred in New Orleans, took
place under the auspices of the Repub-
lican party on the evening OF May 18th.
1t passed OFF without the slightest dis
turbance, and was mostly composed Of
colored citizens.
A Tribune special says it has author
ity for. stating that the New York
Times dispatch, alleging that Presi.
dent johnson wrote a letter inviting
Breckenridge to return to this country,
is without the slightest foundation in
fact. ' "a. 81
II is understood that Minister Camp.
bell has received instructions to proceed
to Mexico and report to the Juarez gov.
eminent,
During the recent visit of Gen. Sheri.
dan to Galveston, Texas, he became sc
convicted Of the disloyalty Of the poles
force OF that city, that he removed every
man, from the Chief to the lowest su
bordinate, and ordered the military au'
thorities to act in their stead.
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From WssbiD,1,6o,,nL

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Govern.
Tetary Of Legation, Mr. Plumb, at New
Orleans saying, the mail is in from
Matamoras, but brings no news ad.
ditional TO that received on The 18th Of
May and already published
The receipts of customs for the week
ending May 18th are g, $50, 66l. rHE
The extraordinary number of Is, 004
voters are registered, of whom s,2l2 are
colored. The number of votes cast fol
municipal officers, one year ago, was
5,7s3. sOtq 55.,aSa
Notwithstanding statements to the
contrary, Surratt will, on Monday
week, be. tried on the Indictment al
ready found against him. 4 l5fit
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-03
Z BY THE GABLE.
kdvtces to the 1st of June

o. asE1tstt'ssH g q E. ~ s. 80.
LONDON, June 1.-2P. M.lThe Bank
of England expects to reduce the rate OF
discount In few days. Consols, e6IS,
American securities are hrmer, and adj
yanced. United States bonds, 73K;
Erie, 4O1zi Illinois, Tx. Sugar is
frmer at 24s Sd. u.ssly5 :!
PANS, June 1.-=2 P. M.-The Bank
of France has reduced the rate Of dis
count. - -Aifa=
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-Noon-Cotton is
active and flrmer; mlddlIng uplands,
n11d. Breadstuf5 are firm; corn, S9s
Sd; wheat, white California, lis; No.
Milwaukee, red, lss Cd; oats, IS Cd
fiour, 29s for western; barley, As Sd.
Provisions are unchanged. -
LONDON, Junerl-Evening.-Consols
s6; Illinois Central 7s1zi Erie 4O1<; sos
7sN.
LIVERPOOL. June 1-Evening-Cotton
firm, sales Of 10000 bales mtddling up
lands at llsl; Orleans 1Iss. Bread
stufis unchanged. Provisions firm;
bacon 4Os, others unchanged. Tallow
Arm at 4IS
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ST LOUIS, June 1.-The Dakotian, OF
the 18th OF May. published in Dakota
Territory says: Not a single depreciation
has been committed by the Indians on
the Upper Missouri since the opening
OF navigation. Several parties have
come down the river in open boats from
as high up as Fort Union, without mo-
lestation, and small detachments of
troops have passed from fort to fort
undtsturbed. General Stanley passed
up the river with a detachment OF
troops about two weeks ago. His
headquarters will be at Fort SILLY.
Fort Rio will be garrisoned by four
companies under Lieut.. Col. Otis. Mai.
Rush will command at Fort Randall,
and Col. Knox at Fort Dakota. Two
new Postsare 70 be establis he'd in Da-
kota-one on Big Cheyenne, and the
other between that stream and Fort
BeFtold. There are now three regl-
ments on the Upper Missouri, which, II
properly distributed, are sufficient 10
keep the Indians in complete subjec-
ton.
The steamer Norah, mountain boat,
'snagRed and sunk near De Soto;nothing
saved. The passengers took the steam
er Silver Lake, just behind, and went
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+. Q. DRAWER 29S, BUFFALO, N. Y.
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