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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-02-23
WHITE PINE COMPOUND

WHITE FINE CUMIUUNU.
IL now o6seed 10 the ahicted throughout The conn.
y. aftsr having hscn proved by the tett q eicven
year,. II the New England States where ~ mSt"
IN part. It derives lite virtues.
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat. Colds. Coughs. Diptter Bronchitis.
Splitting Of Blood. and Pulmonary Affections geneI-
ally. II 10 remarkable Remedy for Noiding C1lne:
Bleeding from the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, ana
other complaints.
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND
ut was early in The spring OF ~ that this CON-
pound Wa originated. member Of ny iamiy wes
afflicted with an irritation Of the throat attended win
. disagyccabie cough. | lad for some months pre-
vioue thought that preparation having for its basis
the inside bark Of white pine might be so compound
ed TO be very useful in diseases of the throat aud
lungs To test the value Of II In the Gaze anded TO-
compounded : email quantity q n. medicine re-.
had been planning. and II III ieaspOonlul co'
sea. The result was exceedingly gratifying WITHIN
two days the irritation OF the ihrost was removed.
the cough subsdcd and speedy cure wss elect ed-
Soon aker this sent 10 lady il Londonderry.
n II, who had been suffering for sone weeks rom
. tad cough, occaeioned by . suddes cold, and had
raised mucous stresked with blood. she soon found
relief and sent for more she took shout ten ounces
Off and got we'll. H. Clarke, Esq.. editor Of the
Manchester Daily Mirror made a trial Of tho same
preparation In the case % cold and WAS cured
im0sdately. He was 81 highly pica@ed with the 70.
Suits and confident success attending its ealse,
npaced before the public. that he finally persuaded
me to give IL name, and send IL abroad 70 benedt
the suAefing. In November 1-55, first advertised
Il under the name OF White Pine Compound. In two
years nom that time there had been wholesaed In
Eanchsstrf alone one hundred dollars worth where
1t took the lead Of all the cough remedss In the
kct, and etill maintain. that position. There 10
good reason for th!s: II Is worry soothing and healing
In its nature IL warning tbs stomach and pleasant
withal to the taste, and ia exceedingly cheap.
"As a remedy for kidney complaints the White
Pine Compound stands unryalea. II was not oriei-
A
cough not only cured Of cough. but IS also
cured OF n kidney difficulty of Ten years standing
Since that accidental discovery man thousands have
used 1t for the same complaint and have been COM
plctely cured
The above was written by Or Poland. IN 1880
Since them a. In Manchester the White Pine Com |
pound has taken the lead If all Cough remedies ae
well ee preparation for the ~ Kidney dificu
ties. in every city town. village and amlet through.
out the New England States.
This remedy Is ns safe aud pleasant to take AZ II 10
eGectual
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05

z
- The New York Post, q radical
newspaper aaa ar3ass supporter u mill:
tary reconstruction ia the Soath, Oh 40
spsaks Of sAs stapidisy u Brisish stssss-
msnships ssssp ssasa
4 g Tae Tepgoaeh Of British, Statesman
ship 10 that laFseE ssysa hnadrsa ysars Of
usnEiaaons rude, they kase been xhis 90
make OF the IsiAh nsshisg bas easmiess
20 at this late dap aAey Fall back upoa
snilitAFy rule ae their emily means Of
ksepiss sbs pesse, prseissi1 AZ il was
in Ehe days Of nssry VIZ add Olives
CroaEall. With all the capabilities OF
shas Gssea Isis fox bsigx vie . raTa-
disc, sesea centuries Oh Brisish Tule have
left IL shat II 10, aad Engllsh STATES
inanship doss sos kaow hsw 10 make II
any bettsg.n
In sha fass of this saven busared yssTs
htafaiIuFs go sae pars ~ EaxaAad to saaks
Irishmsn friends By tyranny, the domi.
nant party In America 10 repsetfng the
experiment upon tsa skasss ok sbs soush,
and the Post stupidity endorses is. Brit.
ish stasssmen have beea stupid. Ameri-
can Jaoobins are oriminally stupid In N
sams direction.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05

Vegetable Sciiaa Hair Ralaas

i C rssa7s -essts - - "S
Has stood she fszss pf srrrn y1es
trial Gg fIse public 3fHd isp pr. ,,a' i
ratios FER tlss hair yrE dfsCorrr. ! I
sUiu 9sSesfssce tgsc xdHte be,.efr7s,
besskffss III is ~ rssse scientific III,
eecsFgs e0aibiilistly TIC most js4,r-y.
fssf mad restorative H1fcitfs In RE
VEGETABLE RlNGDoias - rcx.gysx
GRAY MAR TO IT'S ORIGINAL F0uTg.
EuE COLOR, Ut maakcs TIE ScaT,
sUhlse aud Glenn cures f:sr.drsf
and IsafnaoTs. aud falling cat Of ~
kaIr aud sUIH ,Huks: IL gro5e i,ls7E.
bald lsftsds, excerpt in rcrg G@sf
persoas!ux IL Furnishes Esr mai !
fire EFsnci pfe by irhich ~ krfr
10 ssoarEsAeti SfWss sa.b.SsrtrL IL
saaEes sHs hsalg asofsi. : ~. fs~s
glossy, aud u sf}fss6s.I a., ,ss,t - a
HAIR DRESSING. If IL mr. eaae5sF
Rgeaarvtisgsa rrPr 81 if.eH 10 the
T,RHfir. az ossa b0ffge s.E a1eoh-,
ftlsh Hs0ssg sTysd last I0Hgey nh
ftras BEETLES Of any other Yrs3ast.-
ktOm.
Tfia ferapaslii rnsFt,F md a&c1. as
&c Fssss Msais ii AItAaritts
L Tie ipDsafsr5TttI Fs's,Fsts 2ss':'tfttr+a
By oHp lsicifittst HtiF ReDstrtg
haEg iaFtke q iaGng Z" .HasrE2>-
Gssrc pFeftar stffoyIs for fAs Hdr.
gsafyeF ;'aFi0sis RnBtes ! Gnf 10
order 81 iHdare tbe IfHHf "Hk he
pssliiG 60 .f1HreAasP fhefr criH-
pounds, they A1rc Frsnr'ef 10 taise.
h0osiS. bY rIaisn fssY fhrg le,rs
/ goysstrss ga~faeI.s, o. k1td Saif!r ces-
aecliosa gcitk 0aF lF. I!.u3. dEd
sAefr. 7sfse5sss F'vtassiss arms siHf:t n
ssaFs. 30 aof1 R.crtFct ~ ih~Ht
Purchase FIR orsJinrf: y ha7
neper been eqgFaffssf. fbn'' Ift>astF'
on fhe HAIR. ssish crf'ts :; catf-k. arisi
Tres By sssxsI. See f3sfsf "ssti4 fF3i'iF
kGs oar J1rit-Gfe Efrcau6 fsHniz
OYER the top ~ rice h0i sfr. AEt of*'
ers are sayaatktf58sss.
4. p. Hall & Co., Props, Nashua, II j
Ssld bg al A,rsegSaas and EAsglcrr IN nf+ 's'
c. A. COOK, CHICAGO, Ill,
age ~ Son tas< bsarsh- " ssa<fn > s-'ii'.se-
MsreA sz-~asasFI &sHa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
An xxnscY RAos.-Ons II sks No

II "a 81 #%E4 ~ ~ Il
/ EAx xxMscy RAce. One q 10 Hsoss
remarksbls races thai ever Inhabited the
earth ID Bow sxfiacs. They were known
ss sass sssas-ss esd xara IL aharigi~
nes OF the Canary Islands. In the six.
tssntb sentary, psstilspcs, ssIAys<ys and
the cruelty 81 the SpsAfxTds suecssd "a ii
totally sxssrminsting thsm. They are
described a. having been igsatis ID stas
sse, bat Of singulariy mlld and gsasls
nature. Their food consisted OF ksxlcy.
#hsas aad spas,a mslk i md their agrl-
eaIEars was Of tie xndsss kind. Tier
had rallgioB Which taught then of 4
fHtase asasa Of xawafSls end ppainhuRai
AaSser seasl5y AID IS aes1 I'D ssjI spi3ifp.
They regarded ths soieano pf Tenersfs
as panishmsns u the bsd. The bodfsa
OF ihsfs dead wsse csEsfuliy embsImee,
and deposited ia catacomhs, which stIll
ccntinas % be an sbjscs Of snrissisy a
TO those sho visits abe Isisnds. Thai
marriage rftas we're yssy sossmn, and ~.
fore engssiux ID them, shs brides Hsrs
f&sssANA ~ sNi5k. Ak ~ freSSa3 Az
thsss strange people sss tstxay <safpss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
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PERIODICAL DROPS!
rHs eRBAx 4
FEMAL REMEDY FOR III.
REGULARlTxEs. +

have tested tAsss aEOpsSn my own ersSiss
aethfng has get been asTpspge4 by n&azr&i re-
search, thaSsczA So powerfully, positively sEa
sarMlsaslgs In cases ag fezaAsa lxFsknlaIIry a.
does this msaicIne In ali gSesat cases IL hhFsf
tails, wGsBfs tAaaszr1As Was h&ga Been EaHE sg'.
Esrers. are tsasesei 10 10 fsx ths eoaa 81 hss!A
to-sa@y.
ANhoagh "a pewsFfzi and pasIu4s, they ata
sarfasiy barmlsne, AID mAy be asxsf at AFT times
sxeeps when speciality fsvsiaasa In Ne dIrss-
teas. IF ..
rs have bssA extensively suapsayed by sai-
asnt phy3ieisAs in xrsHes sHd Eaxfsaa, vel
as in my pSa practice. ever ten years, aEd have
yet 10 heEF ct tia aIst isstBBSe sx failure.
eogla give yea tsstimsnsals - she5R sfsesg
from IL ases al RFsg the 30 rbhrra Rad wegtsfa
a&stss, wsts ahsy nas lekheIs pASssN psSTSts -
yaaf and here and trust s. sasss snfeFwEs have
bean heneettsa- l @n wsa1 Awasa that q Esnsfty
- p0teas 10 rsmess ~ nbssrargi@ns msy h
used foF . haa pasEeas. kHl3 aFHss shA& wheTF nrs
bottle 10 shaE Hxea. tsn nag TAIL snts The hands
Of really nsedy sufferers .i
xs all vita suffer fEam aay tTregHiAF aFSpaln-
faf aifieaiss excessive. efseHxive or astTBstsc-
Meastr aation. LacafThR az The tFatE Of a4F-s
eases that foIlsw, I uid hYy; fry besiie s'd
Dr. Lyoass 3swneA Feriodt al Dreps- Beng =
aud aEea8reti IN. thSiT astien Ia E4oxe eifst "a
pssstass IN ans stIis or powszsrse ExpHtii d
fsszasass hssrtng my faeaimiltes ssrnnpaEy 'sA
aSSGie
rhey usy ss eassissd frsn nearly srsgy drsr
glsa II tAs ssantrys Or b. inlosins the price 10
q, CLARK a CO.. New Haven cobn., 6easIEs
aEsaks Scr tAs vaitsa states ana CaHsas
Il SestA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-09-05
CITY !! | UPHOLSTERY |
J eArChsrr sTnkEr.
COUNCIL BLUFFS low A
on Aspd ana sas sals. as asas Ii. ssssr
Spring Mess Carried Hair,
Camp0stslea anA khuek
Maffrasaes il RfIIANwA

Ga hand am6 In reeeips Of sessssl sassEtmsaa
ofssils qpsassess 1aEtyans ans exsHsea al sAs
latest styiss and all kiazs as gasaa naRassy Kept
In afss efaap Upholstery.
PaFsaxuiss ssssnkea s1vsa % Keyairins and
ks@sng<FaRg al kaHAs a. syfas~ ar an4sFsssA
and furniture repalf ed zna saFalKhs&. cmFfAih
and CsTsst WORK pre- mrsly attended e.. Fnrni-
tuRs DC axht, sold 81 kxsAanxea st
Msv S&@-u43ss MxXEEs&.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
I'd 9sos FROM ALBANY
Democratic state COnvention---The
Resolutions Passed and the omina-
tfous Made 1' 1'ii 'i' st'.i't

Democratic state COnventiOn---The
Resolutions Passed and the omi ma
tioas Made. ~
AYBANY, Oct. 4.-The Democratic Con-
vention met this morning and passed reso-
lutions pledging the Democracy to reclaim
New York from misrule and corruption as
a step to restore Union and Constitutional
Government; that the national debt is a
sacred obligation; demand economy of the
Administration, honesty in collection and
application of revenue, equality of taxa
tion and currency for the benefit of the
people; denounce the efforts of the Repub-
fican party TO retain the power II
has usprped by establishing negro su.
premacy in the South BY military force,
disfranchisenent of whites and as
an outrage on Democratic principles and
an attempt, to undermine aid destroy the
Republic; stigmatize the refusal to sub
nit the question of negro suffrage to the
people as a cowardly evasion Of Republi-
cans; and that in capacity, corruption,
Legislative Degradation aud revenue de-
moralization is proof that Republicans are
incapable of governing the country call
upon the Federal Government to enforce
the doctrine that adopted citizens are en-!
titled to protection; oppose the Excise
law and urge its repeal, and wind up with
thanks to the soldiers and sailors. 40
The following ticket was nominated: For
Secretary of State, Homer A. Nelson, OF
Dutehess; Comptroller, Judge w. F. All
len, of Oswego; Treasurer. Wheeler Fl.
Bristol, of Tioga; Attorney General, NJ. B
Champlain, of Allegheny; State Engineer,
Van. r. Richmond, of Wayne; State Prisof
Inspector, Solomon, Schen, of Erie; Canal
Commissioner, John D. Fay. of Genessee /;
Judge of the Court of Appeals, Martin
Grover, of Allegheny. 'i'5' -. ai,
A State committee was appointed. .-ui 2
I Governor Seym made the closing
speech and the convention adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Financial and Commercial

Financial and Comm ercial
LONDON = Evening" October 3d.-Con-
soils closed steady, 81 5-16 for money; Amer
lean securities closed as follows: U. s.
Bonds IN; Illinois Central. 1874; Erie Al 11SS;;
Great Western, 1871 Weekly returns from
the bank of England, show that the amount
of tullion in the vault has increased 500,-
| OO0 pounds since last report. s:ie1 aSir slz
LIVERPOOL. October 3-Evening.---Mar-
ket heavy all day and closed at decline OF
7s. ,Corns42,6d per quarter for new mixed
1 western. Wheat 14>6d for California white
and l3s9d for Milwaukee red. Barley 8. Sd.
Oats 3s6d. Provisions irregular and prices
ANTWERP, Oct. 3-Petroleum 56f stand
ard white.
LrvERrooL, Oct. s-Evening.-Petro-
leum Id higher. Refined steady at Is SGD
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 4-Morning.- Markets
unchanged. Cotton-sales for the week
rs 600; stock, 10000; 1000 American.
LONDON, Oct. 4-Noon.-Illinois, 76;
American securities firmer. ssII5GI6i
~ Awaiting Attack. ~
| FLORENCE, Oct. 8, Even1ng.-The rebels
hold many points in the Province. of Wit
terba, and await the attack of the Pontifical
corps.
Rumors of n Fenian Conspiracy.
LONDON, Oct.3 Evening.-Itsis reported
| that policeman had been shot and killed
In ROcnQaie Uy some remains. A police
man was attacked and nearly killed in this
city by gang of Irishmen last night;
These events, in connection with recent
occurrences in Manchester and Ireland,
have given rise to rumors of a new wide
spread Feniani conspiracy. ansf3 :sad a..' p
| Cong ress of Roman Catholic Bishop
vienna, Oct. 3.-The Roman Catholic
Bishops of the Austrian empire have met
in Congress and declared their opposition to
any change in the Concordat now essab-
lished between Rome and Austria.
| Apology.
LONDON, Oct. 3-Midnight.-Th Turk
ish Government has made an apology to
the. American Ambassadorat Constantino-
pie for the insult offered TO one of the mes
sengers attached to the United States con-
sulate. 70 FIX Lss l51EFsa lkf3f7
| Cession of Gambia to Greece.
The Emperor of Russia has demanded OF
the Sublime Porte the cession of the Island
OF Gambia to Greece. -, -.-.-.-. .,,,-, ~,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The Democratic County Central Com
mittee announce the following meetings.:
HARRISBURG, Saturday. Oct. 8. 2 P. NJ, Geo. L,
Converse and G. Loewenstein.
GROVE CITY, Saturday. Oct. 5.,7H p. M, Geo.
l.. Converse and G. Loewenstein.
HILLIARD'S STATI IN, Saturday. Oct. 5, TX P.
M, 4. B. EshelnaR and 4. +. Bingham. @.
ALTON, Saturday. Oct. S, TX P. M. 8. W. AM
DIRE as and Thos. Thurman. p
FRANKLINTON, Monday. Oct. Z. TX p. NJ, W.
K. Rankin and Robert Hutcheson.
.FITZGERALD'S GROCERY STORE. Saturday,
Oct s. TX p. NJ, Matthias Martin and George l..
SPANGLER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Saturday. Oct
5, TX P. NJ, W. r. Rankin ana (. I. DeLany.
NORTH COLUMBUS. Mon lay, October 7th. TX
PM, E. F. Bingham and Cal. I. Mann.
'SHADEVILLE Monday, 0ct0ber7, TX p. M, E.
L. DeLany and Ed. M. Williams.
DUBLIN, Monday. October Z. 3 P. NJ, 8. W. An
drews and George L. Converse. --ss
WORTHINGTON, Monday, October 7. TX P. NJ,
s. W Andrews and George l.. Converse.
Monday, October 7, X p. NJ,
E. B. Esheman and Thos. q. Thurman.
NEW ALBANY. Monday. OCTOBER, ~ o'clock P.
NJ. Matt. Martin and Colonel d. b. Wilson.
BORROR'S STORE, jackson township, Saturday,
/ October S, IN z. M, Matt. Martin and E. L. De-
.Lany. r.
At WALTON'S SCHOOL HOUSE, District No. 4.
in ankln Township. on Saturday evening, Oct.
5th E. T. Bingham. Lot l.. Smith and 5. w.
Meeker. ~
LOCKBOURNE, Monday evening, at ~ o'clock
! Hon. Geo. l.. Converse. IS ego i
GEHANNA, Monday evening, at N o'clock, Hon,
II. NJ. Albery and =. Lowenstein.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
To the Electors of Delaware Co:

Having been. during q period of thirteen
years, q z.alous worker in the ranks of the
REPUBLICAN PARTY Of this county. and hav-
ing, during the continuance of the Rebellion, been
zealous supporter of the Union cause, believing
th any attempt to the Union of these States is
acrime meritng the most unq lalfed condema a.
ton and the severest punishment that may be in
hicted tire by civilized nations, hereby
nounce myself the qualified eector. of Del iwsre
county as an Independent candidate for their suf-
frages on the 9Th day Of October next to represent
them in the House of Representatives of the Leg
isature of Obi. pedgins myself. if elected, to
support and advocate the Following mea lures. be-
lievIng such line of policy to be imperativey de-
tnanded by the exigencies of the times and the
cessitIes of the country:
first-That all tue property Of the country bear
its equ portion of the burthen of taxation. --s
Secondly That no discriminating monopo'ies
should be created in Republican form of Govern
ment. .-.rE s.-e. ~ -E-r- ~
I1irdIy-A recurrence to aud RESUMPTION of coin
currency, in accordance with the provision of the
Constitution, at the earliest period that the well
being of our country will permit.
Fowrtly-A speedy restoration of all the States
to their per statu in the Union: and,
FUthzy-The pres rvation of our State Govern
ment to t 20 WHITE AMER CAN PEOPLE who
aid the foundations of its prosperity, subdued its
for SITS and developed its resources. and to their
children. WIN. W. WILLIS. =
Delaware, Ohio, August 18th. 1867.
aug21- 1-dtW&Wtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
> cleveland narke,-octoper 3. !.

FLOUR--The markets. fir n and amhe hef is higher.
Is S6s A. XXX SeS yRrsg s a IA sIs6s
are irregular but firm.
WHsAMaTk:s 6.d ssTy firm a9 better No
closing at rutsi5e figure. No. Milwaukse sfring
NCORN;-FTmef and better; light sales at 81 90 for
OAFss-Fiim and lc better; held at s4o for No. L,
RYENFir,n and nominatat 81 1901 IS for No. 1.
BARLEY-NominaIl5 firm, but we hear of no.
PORK-Good request and fr-n; sales IS bbls No. I
are GSsSsfb @ At
l4hc; country held at 134c9l4c.' til no. I
BEEF-Firm aud unchanged Extra mess held
DRIED BEEF-Good request and steady at 200
BUTTEk-Unchanged and firm at SOC for
good toprime Western Reserve; asa SAC for choice
CHEESE@Firm and active held at iOa14c for
large lots. l41k@l5c for sma selected 10 S. 7y
kGGGSE-SSesIfs and in gO1d request; held 25o;
We quote White fish Sc %: No pissersl s5 50
GLUUHUL SSD SriRirS4o ouiet at the % follow
ing figures: Alcohol, 98 per cent - 40Q4 45. COL
ogne Spirits % s.; Neutral Proof Spirits % 4sS
PETRoLEUMa-ouiet.} uncbanged Ii,nd firm:
Standard white in bond held at es@3 3oc prime light
HAY-.Msrket firm. Michigan baed in good de-
GREEN APPLES-Gand supply and market dull
at % 2593 90 per bbl for fa1fruit, ~
HONEY-Good demand at 25c perlb in original
SEEDSaaTimnthy held at % s592 so; Clover
nominal; Flax 1T 81 1902 so.
P0TAf0ES-Dul; selling in small lots at 900
for Peach Blows. ~ l.3f 81, s. frti5 son: ~
,OAIONS7Held at 90 ooss so per bbl. with
moderate request sfr o---.z b, 8. g.. ~.
BEAMS Quiet aud steady. Held at s2 OO02 rs
for medium to prime white. @tlitt3e 10 i.'fff-t
sALT1Firm q q IS for tne;. 81 IS for coarse and
ground solar Onouds ga and Saginaw y-i.., n, +
f.TALLOW-Steady and firm at 10K91lc for city
and country rendered '-.i'i7stI .ipi 81 - :,
FEATHERS- Demand fair and market steady at
e0@95c according to quality, fer live eese ,.,-r -
PLASTER-GOod demand and firm Alabaster
white, 90 90 per ton afnat, 50 90 frou store; Pow
ellis" Sl00U 'Alabaster" Calcined. $500 per bbi,
ePowel's' do 81 90. rsH ffsif : :. : s..l-7'i
WHITE LtME-Fair demand and steady at 81 so
per barrel for city and Fremont
WATER ,LGME-Good supply and market steady
at 50 o. per barrel for Oswego and Akron. ~
BARLEY MALl-ln good demand; held at 81 50
for No.2; 81 so for No. Canada. -,.i q. -.,...
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
FROM ST.lLOUIS.
movements of The Indi

Movements OF bhe Inulan FedC0 COh-
~ miSsiOn-
I ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-Geuerals Sherman,
Harney, SanbOrn and Terry, and Senator
Henderson, Indian Peace Commissioners,
will leave here tomorrow for Fort Harker,
and thence for Medicine Lodge Creek,
south of Arkansas river, where they will
hold a grand council with the Indians.
Col. Taylor, now in Leavenworth, will join
the commission at Lawrence. Col. Tap
pan, another Commissioner, left here yes
terday with 10000 presents to the Indians.
kilograms from Superintendent Murphy
of the Central Superintendency, now at
Medicine Lodge Greek, say there are near
ly 1000 Indians assembled there, com
posed of Cheyennes, Arrapahoes, Kiowas
and Camanches. They are being fed
by the Superintendent, and are anxious
to meet the Commissioners to confer on
terms of peace and about something more
to eat.
Little Robe, Cheyenne chiet ofthe Dog
soldiers, is still on the war path and it Is
tackled Gen. Marcy's train OH the 23d ult.,
at Pawnee Fork.
It is reported that Roman Nose. an Ar
| rapahoe Chief, has gone to bring IN the
hostile parties. He, with some OF the
| friendly chiefs, it is stated, is determined
to chastise the refractory Dog soldiers II
they refuse to come ill.,.
| Inc lnuldn ASelIl, COl' hedNch"Oi1u,
telegraphs that the Kiowas and Comanches
are anxious to meet the Commissioners and
conclude treaty with the Government.
| The family OF Little Robe were massa-
cred at Sand creek by Col. ChiyingtOn, but
he says he does not go to war for that but
because of the burning of the Cheyenne
camp by the troops last spring, after the
Sand creek massacre. These Indians came
in as soon as they ascertained that the Gov
ernment disapproved of the affair.
MIR. Beaveau is now at Fort Laramie, Da
cotah, and telegraphs to the Commission
that he is confident the hostile tribes il
that section are disposed to peace, aud vii
come in to meet the Commission in Novem'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-10-05
Religious services Tomorrow.

and State streets. Rev. W. R. Marshall will preach
O'Clock A. NJ. and at TX P. M. Sabbath School
" SECOND Sec NJ PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH-lhird street
between State and Town. Rev. E: ID. Morris will
preach at II A NJ, and at7h T. M. Sabbath School
PREsBYTER1AN CHURCH M1ss1oN-At Soldiers
Home. Rev. Mr. McSweey y will preach at II A. NJ.
ST. PATRIcK's CHURCH-North Seventh street.
Rt. Rey. :. H. Rosecrans, PASTOR Mass 1880. and
EMANUEL's CHuRcH-Evangelcal Association
(German), South Third street between South Pub
will preach At 1881 A. NJ. and TX P. NJ. Sabbath
USfvsRsAI1sr cHURcH--Third street between
vice tomorrow at IL A. M and TX PM. Sabbath
WESTMINSTER PREsBYTERIAN CHURcH-Corner
Of State and Sixth. Rev. h; n. Robertson will
preach at II A. NJ. and at $50 p. NJ
High Rev. g. A. Van Anda will preach at IL A.
NJ and ! < P. NJ. Sabbath Schoola ia. NJ.
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURcH;IEast Town
and TX p NJ Sabbath School at 2:3o
Y. Nj. CA! !RooMs-Corner of High and Broad.
Prayer meeting at ESQ A. NJ.
Byers will preach at II A. M. ~ sa--- L.
CHURCH OF THE Holy CRoss-Corner of Fifth
and Rich streets. Rev; b. Hemsteger, pastor. Mass
ST.PAUL's CHURoH (Episcopal Corner of Third
vice TO- morrow at II A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ. Sunday
WESLEY CHAPEL-North High street. between
Long and Gay. Rsy. G. E. FELTON, will preach at IL
osas M I'd .8rpsS p M MISSION oHuRoHNOrth of
the qua Shop. Rev: Mr.: Harris will preach at
II A. Nj. and at TX p NJ Sunday School at NJ
90 j. j. DAVIS, Sup't.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH-Corner of Rich and
and Third streets: Rev. Geo. q. Chase, pastor
Services at IL A. N and TX p. M. -