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it is-Whcre IL ia (So
M. and how 1T is Manufact ctured

Meerschaum-Wha it is-Whcre II is Got
and how 1T is Manufactured.
The mineral meerschaum is well known to be q
hydrated siicate Of magnesa, with two cquiva-
ients OF water. The variety most valued is COM
pact, susceptible of being wrought and receiving q
beautiful polish. It is almost exclusively employ
ed for making tobacco pipes and segar holders A
strange announcement has been put forth that il
may be substituted for the subnitrate Of bismuth
are very rare, which accounts for its high price.
Some veins, however, found in the Paris basin,
at Chenevleres, IN the environs of Madrid, but
these are Of little value compared with the articles
rom Asia Minor, being too soft and fragile The
mining OF meerschaum is carried on largely at
Kitohik, in An9atola; the kind found there al
becomes hard and white in the fire.
Some obscurity exists still as to the mode of pre-
g Palang Il the crude meerschaum, nevertheless it is
known that the pipes made in Anatolia are mould
ed. The crude earth is kneaded and pressed into
mods, the article being then dried in the sun and
hardened 3as IN the FIRE. It is then boiled in milk
on the spot are, however, little in demand-thosc
wrought in Germany or Belgium being much more
esteemed The meerschaum which is to be ex-
ported Is Prepared in Konie, nodded into blocks
dried and slightly baked. After cutting out. The
manufacturers are IN the habit Of submitting the
gipes to @ preparation Of way, spermaceti para
with water, dried and hardened in the fire The
pipes made from this waste material are, however,
Of o. an inferior quality the first baking to which
duced slight fttage, which renders subsequent
cohesion difficult to produce. -~>"
The manufacture of meerschaum arti6cially has
been the object CT many researches. The follow
ing method gives very good results when operated
by an intelligent and skllful chemist. It is found
ed simply upon the double decomposition of soIu-
BILE alkaline silicstes by sulphate Of magnesia.
One pound ayoirdupois of sulphate Of magnesia is
dissolved in about quart Of water. Two quarts
poured into this, both liquids being at about 70
degrees Fahr; The product is gelatlnous pre-
then with cold water; until all alkaline snlphate Is
removed; then poured into stone or zinc trough
and dried at temperature of not over 1000 Fa6r
The mass thus produced is compact, hiable and
very similar to the natural meerschau1n, and is
susceptible Of being manipulated and manufac-
tured II the same way as the latter. For some
years NJ. Wagner has obtained good results by n
different method. BE Incorporates with one part
OF cas9e, SIX parts Of ca1cinated magnesa, and one
part Of oxyd Of zinc. Upon drying this mixture
fhere results material Of lustrous whiteness'
very hard, susceptible Of being cut and polished
and which perfectly stimulates the natural meer.
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consider Chickering Sons Pianos superior to any
In the world. ~ gg3, 0a-"-'
They unrivalled for their singing qualities and tcr
the harmonious roundness OF their tone. There is
perfect homogenetty throughout all the registers. The
upper notes are remarkable for caarueas and purity
which DO not and in other Instrument while the
base s for power without harshness and
for anagnihcent sorority. 7'' m NJ ~-~ ~
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y Tho Charleston Cotton n1arlset.

c OEFlCE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
- tuesday Evening, February 10, 1857.
tnere was moderate inquiry on the cart Of buyers
took pace TO the Of "a bales the
.nesung no change in the prices previously pre-
27;2 at %; 4s at 2o 2b at 50 at at - 3
lse at 81 16 at a2 and "a bales damaged at % cents
p tb. We quote "A = - - ''e Se-''e N,
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"A smile was on her lp-health was in her look
strength was IN her step. and in her haads-P1As44
8. T-1860--X.
A few bottles OF P1.Arrar1or B1rrEna
WIN cure Nervous Headache. #
se11 Cola ssass ssd and @ats Esyss,.n 1dDs
Flatulency and Indigestion. a
'' Nervous Affections. @.-
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
8" Mental Despondency
Prostration; Great Weakness.
sauoW Complexion, Weak Bowels, &o,
LIVER 81 ooMpLaIsT a n AND DYspEps1A.
It is estimated that tenths Of ali adult ailments
proceed nom deceased and torpid hver The hillary
son the entire system and exhibit the above symphonic
i6ng m We are abe 70 The
the world has ever produced Within one 81
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
has come to our knowledgei #5@# #17 '-,'''- :,
suited to all conditions OF ufe -" N, n -
The reports thss 1t rees mineral for
It's aove re- pEoperties are wholly false For the aats
saer 2hysoisns We sgpend list Of It's eompo1ent.
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Wssaness etc It was int:oduoed into Europe by the
S1s sds Of tn the osy OF Psru 1870 and
it oso sae'a In zusT. under the Jes ROso-
q vaf naas gn 81 70
fe5%HsSge qualities during hs South American travels
DAaDxIloa-For Inflammation Of the Ioins and drop
OHAMoas-1E FLowERs- For en1eebsed digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Arorastio, shmulant and soHie-
s WnsrEHaszsN-for WnssrEHaszsNfo scrofu1s. Scr, Rheumatism, etc.
An1sn-An aromatic carm.native; creating hsah
muscle and milk much used BY mothers nursing.
OF, etc. -
8. T--1860.-X.
Another wonderful Ingredient Of great uas among
to the complexion and briancy to the mind Is yet mn
known to the nerce Of the world, and Withhold
IMPORTANT OERTH1CArES
Messru DsAxs oo!1 hsvs Sesn e. ssess ssos sns
erer from Dyspepss for three four year had to
nos nearly vs1 mas: ih.ye rseo@nsndea * sSsn i. q
80 - 1s'9s'9e's ReVs J. {1ste; 3. eArHoaz.
PHnADz1PH1A. 10th Month. l7sh Day, 1867.
9 Ss =, has
WIT aend me tvo bottles mo mora .-''A 14''eeS' 4n0o
Thy friend. ASA cuBR1H.
sHxnMAH Houzz, CHICAGO M.. :, \,
svdve o yous Plantation Ba.s eeaa s
sppetzes they spPesr 70 ss.e superseded eysrythns
Arrangements arc nov completed 70 suppw ang d.
and for this artce, which has net heretofore been
The.Puhc may rest assured that IN no case wtn tie
perfectly pu.e standard OF tho pIASAy.ou BYrxns be
departed ho1n E3rv totls beays az Jacsintie Of oay
s'assrs on steel sase engraving. 4 oawnse be ses-
Any Pesson prssending to ssu PLANTATION Br1TRas n
os Or oy ehe qaEcHy sdzer ed iseposter. Bexdvs
V ree0ad boetes eo Gha; PSceec Stomp 4 UMfu-
.xrLATXD euesy cork. i2 51SsSy
Sold by an Druesists erooers and
the country. $t$~sIs. st45s l n sst
2. 8. DRAKE 4 CO, New York.
i srza g &. a;s3s , mw1lyz
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Augusta Market. ].

very quiet ~ 1t-0- 'oy a nisfket
So1DnBTokers buying st 1se and selling at 49,
u CoTroN-The market has been + ehle TO-DAY ma
pr.ses have declined Nc There was not quite as uca
activity % on Saturday yet good many bales chnnoea
hands Offering stock still light We qaote rs basts
iddnng Soc strict Iniddlng 3o9S. 80 ea OF the day
2sh 1e at 20 5 ct 29 los ut So II a. coz and 20 At
304. Receipts 164 bales FS - - - -e'',4s'y -
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COMMERCIAL
Exports

PHILADE1PHA-Pe- steamship Whirlwind-eG balea
Cotton. ls9 casks Rice, 76 bales Yarn 81 bales Rope
Cuttings, Is bags Fruit 80 tons Springs 10 O00 fact
Lumber, Is Buggies and Wagons, leo bbls and boxes
steamship Falcon-s3 tierces Rice
a balea Cotton 90 bales Upland Cotton 81 bales
Yarn, 3s Packages IS, 400 feet Plank. E Int 1--'"G
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CAR. z A'....7 :. J.

with feelings Of pride American manufacturers
been received by recently:
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WEElLI.

Your Pianos superior to any have ever sean IN
this country or in Europe 'SIa ,'@1 ---3-T'
have never heard tone perfect; i yields every
expression that is needed in music and its QUALITY ia
capable Of change to meet every continent This Is
rare poWer and derived from the perfect purity of
balanced touch. @f- 9ls@ H. is4G.9TTT T''a-7
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THE BEST TONIC NOW IN USE /!
November q

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUTH
~ restored IN four weeks by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE
kE Dr. Ricord (of Paris) after years Of earest So
has at length acceded to earnest requests
ofthe American public and appointed Agent In New
YORK. Tor the sale Of his vned and Essence
OF Lie This wonderful agent will restore manhood to
the most shattered constitutions whether arising from
excesses the effects OF climate, natural causes The
time required to the inveterae case Is four
weeks; and If used according to printed Instructions
which are very simple, failure is impossible This life
restoring remedy should be taken by about to marry
IS Its effects are permanent It s acknowledged by tie
medical press 10 be the greatest discovery e7er made
Its developing powers mraculous Success in every
case s as certain that science overthrows
Dr. Rcords Essence Of Life Is cases with fuu in
srncons for at 49, four quantities in one for S.
and viii be sent to part carefully packed on receipt
OF remittance to his accredited agent. 3 7- m
PHILIP ROLAND,
March % 1y No. "a Liberty street. New York
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Good Ordinary. Observation-Disclosures. .2s@-c.
Low MiddunY .29@-c.
Strict Middling. ,3lM-c
Salcs of the week. 10000 bales. - H. E@.
j MONETARY AND FrNANCIA1-God was ycry stir carly
IN the week, and with MI upward tendency under New
York advces but since ten the market has been quiet
and closes dull to-day at 13Ga136H.
Sterling followed the course Of God, and in good
demand with light offerings. To-day rates weaker
closing dull ut 144.
:, New York Sight has been quiet most Of the week
Tuesday and Wednesday rates stn and up to LaN
discount checking Since then the checking rate has
boon ~ and u discount buying. y .IT~
New Orleans Sight has ruled principally Mt par At
which the week closes. y. T'"'
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE. February 16-CorroK-There has been q
good demand amongst few to. day. Tho market open
ed quiet but hardened under favorable accounts from
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PHILADELPHIA, 10th Month, a7th Dsy. 1897
RHsrxoTED FaIEFD:-My daughter has been much
Wit send me two bottles more. 5.II @s'"'- n '-'>
Thy friend, ASA OuRRIN
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Stock on hand Feb IA

Stock on hand Feb Il. 23o 1b4
KIcE-Carolina in good demand. Small lots Of fair are
selling at 1c We quote choice Carolina Mt 13al2kc:
India Mt &c, and Louisiana at 9a1Oc "
SUGAR AND MoL.hssEs-The receipts since yesterday
comprised l31 hhds Sugar and lao bbls Of Molasses
The inquiry to-day good and prices were firm but
the nntcd supply in first hands restricted operations
and tho sales embraced only about 135 hhds Of
and 15o bb!s of Molasses the following rates for
Sugar Good fair &c., fully fair 13ha13a prime 1sXa
it. For holnsses Good 7oa7sc; strictly prime 78a
7sc. There is no choice on the market
FnEIGHTs-There is plenty of room In berth
both foreign and coaswise; while offerings ment
are only moderate md rates dropping. We now quote
for Flour By steam to Boston 1870 Cotton and 81
1c for Cotton .nd 75asoc per Dbl for Flour By steam
to Liverpool I'd for Cotton by sa for Cot
ton; and by sail to Havre, 1ha1 516c for Cotton
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Receiued dtrriny the month Of august, 1866.
LONDON. July Is, 1867.
MEssRs. CE1cKERINa Il soNs-Gents: have much
pleasure IN enclosing document signed by the first
composers musicians and professor In Europe held
your Pianos In such high estimation tvide my cerua
cate that felt 1t my duty to take Of them with me
TO Europe to ascertain the opinion OF my professions,
brethren. Tho enclosed certificate will prove how
unanimous they have been on the subject. beg to
Forward at the same time, letter received from nv
friend, Mr. CouaSd, which sure must be prattfy
ing to you. -7 e-'''
I have the honor to be- gentlemen, yours very truly
JAMES III. WEHLI !
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THALBERG.
GOTTECHALK.

consider Chickering sons' Pianos, beyond com.
partson. the best have ever seen In America. 7ST
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Now Orleans n1nrLet,

7 NOW OTICalnS Market. ' ~ N n
NEW ORLEANS February A-CorroS-The mar.
xet was not active this afternoon though sales the day
lnd generally paid wore about lower than yesterdays
rates oerod sales again were made at yestsr
days figures while. as usual. factors withheld
than double the receipts which must soon leave
little on the market for safe Quotations for t-day may
orally obtained: Ordinary 2sa2sc; Good Ordinary Ssa
29hc; Low Mddng 30a30}s; Middling 31asl 10 per lb
COTTON STATEMENT. '~#@
Stock on hand 1st September, 1866 w bales. 1o2 1879
received since yesterday. 1856
Received .542 747-544, ,7O3
61e,A2
Exported since, since yesterday 1sos
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LoNpoN. July % lsa6.

Msssrs Chieee-sng d ISors: - -
GESIs: have Just been invited by Maesra Colard ia
ny Grand P1ano-forto manufactured by You. and
have no hesitation In endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend. Mr. G. D. Collard That 1t Is the hness In.
strument ever played oa.v-.- a E713 T7 ''-. ~
Believe me. gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
T. r.
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IMPORTANT UERTIE7CArEI
D~<ryUevn y 4

RooHRsrxB, N. December 2s, 1881.
Messro. P. Il. DRAxE COL hava bean q great suf-
erer fom Dyspepss for three years aad had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bitters, and to my great 10y am
now nearly we'll man. I have recommended them in
several cases. snd, far KNOW always with sfnAi
beneas am, respectfully yours, g-iR7's
f1 HrS4 @E3E @58AM fI5 Rev. ]. g, OATHORH. M
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvement. They have invaris
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds nc
koo0d great artists who have Waited this country
professionally. both for private and public use
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Among the points OF e1cellence OF the Chicken
ing Panoa Of which speak tho artists tn their
oongratuAtory testimonials to the Messrs Ohickering
tone combined with rare Drillsncy. clearnees and
perfect evenness throughout the entire scale; ana
sympathetic quality Of which changes under the
most delicate or powerful touch. 777 77' ---0-
During the past forty three years this firm manu-
notured @90- ------~
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. 8. T.-.-l8eO.--.X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use among
ne Spanish ladies' OF sonsh America 1npsng beauty
known to the commerce Of the world, and We Withhold
its name for the present. 49, m" 5s1l -lI-"
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LONDON, August a. 1855.
MY DEAR stn: As you are going back to the United
sssres must beg to remember me Kindly to the
Measrs- ChtokerinR. Tell them WINS delighted with
their Grand Ptanofure-ds good an isstru.neRt Ljnf
az pos eper turned osu. both IN touch a.,dtrr. -
Wishing you, &c., remain evert, Ily
H +. BROaDWOOD
Firm OF I: Broadwood Sons, p1ano-forte Mannfac
turers, London. -3I0 -'"~--'~
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COUGH REMEDY.
Foa COUGHS, COLDS HoARsENEss. SORE
JHROAT. Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza. Asthma
consumption, Bronchial Affections and all Diseases Of
the Throat and Lungs. STEv $T.l'- 1, n NM. .6
aar Bottles, 2b ots.. so cts and 81 azos. .
&4r Sold by all Druggists everywhere
way, N. Y. 1sln %'',S,7 IN -
HnS- And BY DoWE & NOISE,
III %.4 t- No. 157 MEETING STREET,
$ae I#7 f Opposite Charleston Hotel
DE-. 2. MELVIN COLLEEN,
No. 35A king-street, Cha7Ieston, 8. O.
;&5 BARNES, WARD CO..
s New Orleans, La,
Wholesale Agents for the Southern States
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"a smile was on her lp-heaith was In her look
strength WIS In her STEP and In her hands-P1AHTA.
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LONDON. January IA. 1856,

Jdnes H. Walls, ESQ.,: I'M -
convey Messrs. Chtckering the expire. sion Of nv
highest aPprova Of their instrument It's con.ideI
ture that have tried but the ueat Grand Piano
tazes that has ever come under my observation; and
the Messrs. ChickerinR may we'll be proud OF having
turned out from their nanufactory an tnntrumena9
which, for touch, quality, power and workmanship It
wide world |' -- '7-' %,>- = - -
Dear sir, very sincerely yours.
OHAS. D. COLLARD
Firm OF Cohfd ooifard, Plaao-forte Manufacturers
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Bark Linda, Hewitt, cleared J,
=! 6rag MyronuA! Higgins, cle1r
schr Daniel Chase, Sfttcheii !,
Sc5r Idn y Richardson, Beda
Schra " Carpenter, sAlexan'
Schr p 3 Ealnnnr. amer. PKaI
Scnr Addte n Biri, Merrill,
XII II .lt!!t g'5{si,+, IN ~ IN n -
7. ~ w I. . h. tt i'3 ss#- NEW. or
SGNr Hannah I dff1A.I 4 if4la. ! n,
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BROOKLYN.

New CnArrAms INSTRUCTION. February Of Tho
present year there organ izcd HOMEOPATHIC Ds..
pcnsary for the erslutous medical treatment Of the
worthy poor Of the city or Brooklyn. I, i loca''d q.
the junction OF Gates and Fulton avenues, and from the
frat annual report which hss just beon presented,
Il appears that since the Organization OF the institution
ST. patients have received treatment and T53 prcscrip-
tons been dispensed The board Of trustees com
prises many OF the leading citizens OF Brooklyn aud
presided over by Mr.. r. L. Roberts, assisted by hr Jobn
smpkns, trersurer, and DR.. J. T. Keep, secretary.
The services OF all the attending physicians arc entirely
gratuitous and the institution established and has
90 far been ma intaned by tho individual subscriptions
OF the trustees. The great increase IN tho number Of
patients and prescriptions has however, compelled the
trustees to solicit for the institution more extended
and generous aid, for tho payment Of rent medicines
and other incidental expenses.
1xrosne TDrsRAScs DEMONSTRATION BnooNLrS--
ORGANIZATIONS or Nkw AssouAros.--st Mays
Benevolent Temperance Association was organized
yesterday afternoon, In The vacant lois 10 front Of -
Marys Church Of the Immaculate Conception, corner OF
Romsen and Leonard streets, w. D. in the prssencs q
multitude Of people Father Mcdonald, pastor o. ~
Mary's church, took hts place the platform erecvsd
accompanied ny Fathers Morroush Eckenua, snap DIZZY
and Others, at The time appointed encrcisd oy ue fol
lowing societies. wi,h banners Aad utsc ;-~,, Iams'
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GYTY lsTELEIGEXcE.

GENERAL SHERIDAN ~ Tows.--G5ncral Sheridan ar
rived in this city on Saturday afternoon and ia now
stopping at the Fifth Avonuo Hotel A plumber Of
personal friends including several regular army oicors
csled him yesterday. 1hs General will probably
remain in tho city two or three days
The WEEKLY WEATHER Acknowledging the week
ending Saturday last the maximum height Of tho
barometer so. POI and the minimum 20 900. The
maximum height OF the thermometer was u 90, the
minimum d. 90 and The average 5I.S3 small guam
tty 0. fell Friday morning shortly after which
a beautiful rainbow visible
DEArm STATION hovSE. Shortly before half past
three O'Clock yesterday morning officer 0CoHnor OF the
Eighth precinct, took TO the Wooster street police
ton man named William c. 'niith without home or
Of support, whom no found Iying wagon in
front Of premises 63 Iaurcas street after adms-
sion to tho station house smith died Schirncr
subsequently held an inquest on tho o.dY.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


lsl.cx-TUFrs Wednesday, October o. at 81.
Psurs Church, Railway, n j., by the Rev. Dr. Abe7s
crom6ie, Mr. THOMAS a. BLACK. cf New York, TO MIN
MARY daughter OF John n. Tufts, Esq, OF Railway
CLAtx-lULroRp.-- Wednesday, October 10, ct tue
Methodist Episcopal church, Hoboken, n - BY ksv ~
= Ellison, HGsRY J. CLARK 70 EaLr L., younge@
daughter Of the late Calvin milford, Esq all OF HOBO
&en. No cords.
hudson IN W papers please copy
s-EMAsUEl.--0n sunday, October 70. py me
Rev Dr. D. Hale, ALEKAsDEns NhYEks, OF West sR-
gnia 70 Miss JESSIE EMANUEL, OF ths city. NO oaiuA
Phsdslpha papers please copy
Rev Or bowling prNJxxls H. McCLAN 70 MANI
AUGUSTA, daughter Of George W. Moron, ESQ., both q
this city.
ODosuu G-GosMAS. Monday, August ~
by the Rev. j. Macauley, MICHAEL J. A. ODoSsHS,
OF this CITY. 70 ExsA T., third daughter Of James
German Esq, of Troy.
SEIrHow-McOoE-M Nov London, Conn,. On Thurs.
day. October H. at the Second Church. ~
the Rev G. b. Wilcox, ELISHA q. sELcHowy Of New
York, 10 MARY l'RKror, daughter or o. MucSe, EGO
OF the former place. No cards.
ScHwAcrI.-On Sunday evening" October ~ sudoeniys
Louis ScIiwAGUf, In the a6lh year OF his age
Tie relatives and frords OF the deccased arc resyec
Tally invited to attend the funeral On Tuesday alter
noon, O'clock from his late ressance. ia LsE.h
avenue.
Hartford papers please COPY.
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THE PLAINS.

Tho Grand Council mt Medicine Lodge Creek
Good Prospects for Pencc--issue Of Rn.
tieus-Ali the Cheyen Lodges Represented.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Oct. 20, 1867.
A despatch, dated Medicine Lodge Creek, 18th inst,
says the Indian business progresses noy and there is
good prospect that treaty will be made aud lasting
peace established. council will commence on satur-
day. the 10Th instant lasting four or I'VE days Runners
have boon sout out to notify outlying bands Yesterday
the Dog Soldiers with their chiefs. Tall Bull, White
Horse Little Bear aud Gray Head, came and had an
interview. They profcssed desire for peace, and
promised to come to the council
The Penettchet, Comanches, or Honey Eaters, under
Silysr Broach and Noconees, wanderers under tho
chief Horse Back reached here Wednesday They came
from Texas three hundred miles south q the Little Ar
kaueas
Superintendent Murphy yesterday issued weeks
rations TO Ave thousand Indians Every Cheyenne
lodge will DO this point making from seven
to ten thousand Indians that will be present All tho
parties u except fragment consisting Of about
twelve men. who LEFT their party on the smoky HUI
they said. 70 visit the northern Cheysnnes.