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I'd EFFEcr OF THE SPEECH.
TALL BULLS REPLY.

/ "YOu sent for us; we came here. We
have made a treaty with our agent Col.
lWynkoop. Wernever did the white man
amy harm; we don't intend to. Our agent
told us-to meet you here. Whenever you
want to go on the Smoky Hill you can go.
You can go on any road. When we come
on the. road your, young men must not
shoot us. I'VE are willing to be friends
with the white man. A pause.]
This boy you have here, we have seen
him; we don't recognize him; he must be
long TO some tribe south of the Arkansas.
The buffalo are diminishing fast. The an
itelope that were plenty few years ago,
they. are now thin. When they will all
die away we shall be hungry. We, shall
want something to eat, and we will be
compelled. to come into the fort. Your
young men must not fire on us. When-
ever stheyssee us they fire, and we fire on
them. A pause.1 The Kioways, Canaan
jches, Apaches, aud Arapahoes, send and
get them here, and talk with them. A
Ipause.ls You say you are going to the VII
Ilige tomorrow. If you go, l shall have
noImore to say to- you there than here. r
have said all Iwant to say here. Inter-
rupted by the General. am going, how
ever, to your camp to-morrow.l don't
know whether the Sioux are. coming here
ior. not.F They did not tell me they were
looming. have spoken" sI s-l-..lt
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TIE CHINGARORA
.ss;tsEsbie .s... ANTI-NERVOUS i5a'z .os
SMOKING TOBACCO


H1HE CHIN GAR A TOBACC0
Il grows from the rich soil of the "ORIEST,3
and is possessed of a peculiarly delicious flavor
tiLely unknown to the tobaccoes of all other Chimes
But its unprecedented popularity has sprung from
fact of the eutire absence ut that deadly poison
NScOti7I whicn permeates every other tobacco. and
which is the one and sole cause Of the distressing
rably sooner or later follow the indulgence of the
pipe and cigar. At the recent anaiyZation of to-
baceo from all plIts of the world, at the Academy
/ LAMoUREAUx. declared that while European and
American tobacco contained fully eight Ier cent,
cna Of e CHI PP1f2 did not cpn
tain one disco cradle particle OF that deadly poison,
Ct xh SaiReeY will bas dsSiTy sSiSSsd s 1 large
quantities of the CHINGARORA during the past
two years, and although we have been pressed to
supply the demand for this delicious lux to the
veteran smoker, yet are prepared to offer it
in unlimited quantities. at price muchlower than
some American tobaccq Gee Of sfaS intsrioF t quality
favored. to be diseusted with the medicinal taste
which leaves nauseous, unhealthy coating in the
mouth. and in time seldom tails to shatter the ner
'UFb The natives of the oRIENT" smoke the CHIN
GARURA from morn till night from youth to age,
and are happily unconscious of the wild, disressna
fire which courses through the veins of the inhaler
of the fumes of tobacco containing Y;cotin.
We j. vite every lover of the weed to try the
CHINGARORA, and guarantee unprecedented
pleasure in its delicious flavor. sa -
!, SOLD EVERYWHERE.
EDWIN NJ. COOK & CO.,
Sole Agents and Irpperters of ne oHzNG4 R0RA
- T6BACCO TOR tie United States Gid Can
20 s.s' tsadds. and Dealers IN al Kinds of a.a45
Havana and American segars and TobaccOos
esis s5sez 2 MAIN DEPOT. 3 = =
1917 DUANE ST., NEW YORK.
apr1s-d&WSh 80. l.-,... s.
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Wbf0 Statesman,
RAIL ROAD TErEE rARI.E.

.Is4 Il ftlA
shgRine the arrival md departure of trains at Cor
brains VIII run as follows: -
QleYefandsEU Uolumb q 6fnsti II. n. s
aaasos is sao:stS - - scF LEAVE. G ARRIVE.
ssst Exnresss $50 A. los A.. A.
NS1 Ssk 800 4. NJ ,a.1 sdS PM
saSssa sfS via 1: sswsis - SAG ss E 1883 & M
sa.Thistraia leaves sunday nis6t-.nrsos Ssturday.
: g :, q JAMES PATTERSON Agent. 2
S.sttte EEiapat a goluEn bus q xenia II. H..
CINCINNATI. Dayton. Riehm'd, - rzs.Fs
aeChicago. Gircleville, Lam siifa FL
lester Hllsboro and Chill
OsSssSs9 DAYTON. Rlchm'd '1O saS = M iA''O . I'M; M
indianapolis and HiIlsboro'. .sss,r.-7sil
CHiicothe and marietta =. 500 a. m. 11:o0 q. m.
shSId vie Iandon - : p M. I.sO p. m
Clnoinnati. Dayton. Richm'd ~ !. rssn Z. q. 3
indianapolis 8 Chicago. $40 p m. $50 p. m.
ess;.-f.-.,s. s.asss' fe - IT, .L0UGH. Agent D
Ralt5inors Il ohio RaiIroad, central
Chic Division. ss' siaSS
No, l Mcr1ins Express East 8 90 A. NJ. 11:c5 P. NJ.
No. 5Express and Mail Eastls:e0 a ;s iO40 n.
No. IL GAINESVILLE Ac'm'tion- $50 f. NJ. 3l8A. M.
.sa Is 5sss5 ss5s,fs'i.if 4 +. ", y. FELL, Agent.
PittsburE, Columbus q Cin,ti r.. Re-
Efshfnins Expfe ss 7I:to A. NJ. $50 p. N.
Nail and Express. 1920 A. n. las A: M.
as j b PETERS. Agent.
Columbus and indianapolis Central
ARA hHs Id rsg hallway IS ssisq-ra19
Night ExpEsss,: 19:lS @ 4. z Z: n 800 AN
Day Express !. Ii:s5 X NJ. Iss1P, NJ
Chicago Express. 500 p! NJ IO:40,As NJ
G. A. HILL. Agent
Sanauslkys MansfRetds 30 NeyEarlz H.. -.
.ssiliss EHRtYs ArNHw kBK. sLEAKH NEW ARK.
Express .19o0 Nights-4 $50 A. NJ.
Accomm6datida.i a.iois As Ms sze ll9e An.
w. DENNIS. Agent
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SheriA's Sale, :

's' Sherif's Sale
els .iad Of Attached Property. =
20 David Tanner . Court of Common Pleas of
VS.. franklin County,
I'm PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
i sale to me directed in the above stated case,
will offer for sale public auction, at the farm of
Joseph NJ. Briggs, 81 miles Aest of Columbus, on
the Harrisburg pike, on
Monday, the 10Th day of April, A. D.
si sr ittrI % 1867, i93
at 10 O'Clock M. the following goods andchattels.
one Hundred and Ninety-six head of Sheep and
Lambs. attached as the property of Thomas ID.
RdaeWay. upon q credit of tn rtyb days, with good
''''1 ''''''D MN. D0M1GAN. Sheriff.
Z. Printers fees $500. fsfssa - tii3s-a ~ -.
spr19-dtd af5hsss ara .e1ss.tl i1a ~
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[ CaULNARD D \ SUFFRAGE LINE LINE,

DETWEEN NEW EORKalAND ,LIX.
ID ERP00L, calling at QUEENSTOWN. %
ilH From New Yofk every N edneeday. "a : Iiitst
e 5d From dIiverp0of ev err, TuesdeF. sgief4e IN
From, Queenstown every w Wednesday.
age, $50 keuirepcsl lStecrsge tickets from Liyer-
pool or Quk enstown at low rates.
- for sale ON Great Britain and If6lands
= For Steerage tassase. apply 70 E,ssg.a.sp,,if
9tS e.i9 sL Noisa BroadBay. New York, or to-
ob .jia RICHES < MOORE, sAgentss ~
NG, 1G9 South High street, Columbus. Ohio
bco-id su eYi2 10 smsti sD svi0
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would lose men, and you know that you

would lose mem and you know that you
| have not great many to lose. You can
/ notFeplace warriors lost--we can. 1T is
| to your interest to have peace with the
B white man.. Every tribe ought to have a
great chief, one that will command them.
For any depredations committed by any
one Of his tribe L shall hold the chief and
his tribe responsible. Some Indians 90
down to Texas and kill women and chill
dren. / shall strike the tribes that they be-
3ong3 to- III there are any good Indians
who dont want to go: to war / shall help
them. and protect tiIem.i If there are any
bad chiefs, Twill help the good chiefs TO
puttheir heels on them. l have a. great
many chiefs Withslne that have commanded
more meh Shan ever you saw, and they have
f1ughtmofe battles than you have fought
flghtsa 4Asgreat many Indians think they are
better armed than they were formerly, but
they musb recollecG that we aresa1sos My
chiefs cannot derive, any distinction from
fighting with your small numbers. They
are not anxious for-wars against Indians,
but are realty for a just war, and know how
to fight and lead theirImen.g Let the guilty
then beware. IsaY this to you to show you
the impvrtaneel of, keeping treaties made
with .us,aana of letting the white man traY7
Il ,unmolested. e Your Great Father is your
friend, as we'll as the friend of the white
man. If white, man behaves badlyeor
does wrong to you he shall be punished
4 II IhC ONiucuC0- dSCeIlStIuSu dG IDO 6Tldl
proves him guilty. Great
the Indians or What can redress your
wrongs better than you can. IGroans of
/ Waugh, waugh j, have no more to say;
l will await the end of this council to, see
whether you wantswar or peace. / win put
what say in, black and white, and send it
I to each post commander in the country
l commando You can have it read to
yon when you please and you can, come
back alter awhile and read it.; and you
viii know whether we have lied to you or
sssgis,lF sls'' EFFECT OF THE sPEEcH3.r5 rsitto
! General Hancock sat down, and deep 7si-
lence prevailed in the council. The grave,
taciturn countenanees indicated deep med
itatiOn.a The officers, on their part, kept
silent. A chief lit the calumet of peace
and smoked two or three whifs, and then
handed i5 around to his compeers. When
that Important ceremonyaw W as over a tall
chief, with much1 dignity inlhis bearing,
sprang up, and folding his ed,and black
robe around him, sorthat he could have
the free use of his right arm, extended his
hand toward General Hancock, utterihg
the word shOw!n at the same time. To
each OF Hancock's soldier chiefs he spoke
the same word, and shook hands with them.
Then. moving to the center of the council,
Tall Bull" addressed it in the following
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G0hUMBUS& 4 INDhNAP0LIS
CENTRAL RAILWAY

y f.4trsr I
DOR SANDUSKY. TOLE DO. DIs.
IK95T, Riehmond. indianapolis. IafagetSs.
SpElpghelds III TeIre Haute EvansyilIe. Louis-
a o.b Cnlcago and all points West
No.ehange of cars between Columbus. aud Indi-
FOUR TRAINS leave Columbus. daily !. .soI- III
lows (Sundays excePted):y = '-'s''s - t0s
| s4:0O A. M M HzABL--Arr;vess AZ T1-l.u.
NJ. Belletontalne 1880 A. M: Sanduslxy son . n q
fqpn e A sas5 "a Lima go 2:2e Toledo SIS
e9ge lOiS5 4 NJ; lndiarappis R,I5 p M. .siI;ens
vile II 10 z. Lafayette Ii!0 p NJ: Snr;ins3s5
H., 5;iS A. oainey l:so N. The only route
ilg. n1Feach Chicago the same evening. .-S
bIlII:55 Am. DAY ExPRENS-Ar-;r..
Piqua 32 p. NJ; Lima 9:I5 r. l.; Richmond 555 p
MS Chicago $50 Am andianapois g:Oe 2 n : Ia ax
Para 4:40 a M st. Louis $40 A. M. * R;s .ss;.; =;
at5sr aE55yes so, IN St. Louis vance of any
600 p. NJ. TOLEDO + xPRFSs4 .,x;,lI.
at Uroana 127 PM. Bellefenfs inc 300 p an
dusky $40 A. NJ; Piqua S,ls = M Iins 400 a. nj .
SS9ab lmA} M Toled 1855 NJ e-
rive at Chicago at nooniths foliosins AZ sS'bSE
in adsanceet any ether 80 1ss-
12st5 a .BIs MIG HgEK EKPRESS--Arv;vss ..
He9%Snd UoS 4 y Al ChicasS lo;S Indansp
Ter IsPie H.S.s IsiC ftaSsvie aslsSif s6S aseP E
sSI EOnis 1000 Pi NJ. This 4Fain, sssiyss at stt
fe ssss5 aa5f Rs sssSn Iggs
an. changes made in Union Depots2. Balg.gsgs Baggsgs
Checked through t0 all principal OF e so
boF bbSlffcE ss Tickets viasRICHMeNRAND INDIAN
j. j. r. F.. B5TfSks. B5BT22ks. Ticket Agents zi Columbus.
kSD4 Gsa aiskss undiAnrpo
apizS = f53 - yHgarfyE1 10 e4ef -f5-rs.-ses
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ASTROLOCY.
THE WORLD AS7ObBHED
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS itH
MADE BY THE GREAT TASTRoLoGIsT 10
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ENDORSEMENT Of. the PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous i'm
p6rtant Surgical Operations performed BY DI John
many other papers, notices of which have appeared
again and again before the publie besides his stand
ng as gentleman of character and responsibility
sufficient guarantee to the afflicted. 81 i u q
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MOUNGa MEN

strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
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YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION, i'
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Pills can be used withoHtzaetection or interference
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NO CHANGE e OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
They are entirely vegetable. and perfectly harm
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win be sent by return OF mail, free from observa-
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sleeping Cars are ON all Night Train,
New Isse.EI:reight Arraa[nlgsse9lmllaanfsa. a[lss9llla

The - Ghicas9 Great Eastern. and little Mialui&
Columbus Aenia, ard Dayton 4 Western Rail.
roads have SO their fme Fables IS 10 make
direct ecti9ps with Freight trains at Richmond
IN both directions, making the time from Columbus
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ody essg HENRY BROOKS, Ticket Aseuser
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ITO1 LADIES.

If you REQUIRE reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove irregularities OF Distinctions, Why MT
use the best T?
Every lady knows the sliphtest irregulafity of IA
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;AKE .PARTII,C[jUlILlAR. NOlTlrIIC,l1E..
YOUNG M an

Who ohave injured themselves by.a certain practice
from evil companions, at school, the effects OF
which nightly felt when asleep, and If uos
cured, renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both mind and body. should apply Immediately. =
What q pity that young man. the hope of his
counrv the pride of bis parents should be tched
sequence of deyiating from the path of nature and
induIging in certain secret habit. Such persons
must. before contemplating -t+t-sEtr ~Irfffe 3
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.13 ORGANIC WEAK NESS
nR. JOHNSTON,

Member of: the Royal College of Surgeons, London
Graduate of one of the most eminent Colleges in the
United Statcsaald the greater part of whose le has
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astonishing cures that were geyer FknowR; many
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is a remedy four degrees stronger an the above.
and intended for sgeciaf cases OF long standing.
q ~ - .s,,, Price Five Dollars per Box fJ9faaA
If you cannot purchase the, Pills of your Drug
gist. they will be sent by MALL post paid, secure
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician. Sl9 Broa /
Way. New York. For salebs Druggists generally
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Little Miami, Columbus d & xedia

- -TA1ND II UIUt siUfffflt q
DAYTON e WESTERN
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. 'Es-11. = a 'T-ls9s1 n
Cincinnati Railroad


From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami 81 COIunab bus & Xehifa
7dj sIoi5d q tEkailrOadt. 5sg o1 7oYsob
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-02

Gen. Hancock Among the In dians
Picturesque Scene 20 General
HancOcIk's speech Its Effect
ssTau ERuII,sss FRenIY.
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The experience of -thir years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Instructions and Ir
regularities, NO OMATTE& FROM wHAT,iCAUsE THEY
ARISE. The are safe and sure in every,case. Up
wards Of 50OOo boxes sold ahnuaf y! and no com
plant of their efficacy is ever heard. for they ac-
cOmplish what they ere Representa- to do.
y Sold in boxes ContasSiin0 Si1ty Pt1s. Price One
Dollar. ,4. t.f-.... a., ,,., : ftsf.t,,. .,,t
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the mos
necessaryereq uisites to promote coDnubial happi.
ness. Indeed, without these the journey through
life becomes cary pilgrimage; the prospect hour
lydarkens; to the view, the mind becomes Swallowed
with despair, and filed with TIE melancholy refrc-
tion that the happiness of another becomes bghted
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M F D I C. A L .
DEP TOR CAPLLLI.

lG
Throw away your false rrizzes your switches,
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HSg- WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE !--MADAME
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INEW ARRANGEMENT

NE w Ahhh Mi II vi EN-,
BEGINNING G. MONDAY, JUNE 9, 1867. !.
Leave Aexandria daily, except Sundays at
IN, for Leesburg,
Connecting at Leesburg with Peacock's Line of
First-class Coaches. which leave Leesburg on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, for Ham
ilton Purcellville, SnicIlersville, Berryville,
Winchester and Capon Springs; returning4
leaving Winchester on Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays.
From and after June 8, the coaches will run
daily from Manchester TO Capon Springs -.
E .;-..... FARE: .,. g..
From ALEXANDRIA TO f..
Leesburg .......S So 100 Berryville... ..."...S4 so
Hamilton. ......... rs nchester.,........ 800
Purcellvilc. .....a3 90 Capon Springs...T I %
Goods per New York Phladephia and Bal
timore steam Lines, and Adams Express, to
care Of j.. NJ. Newton, Freight Agent, at Alex
andria, vii be forwarded as far AS Lcesburg
free Of charge, other than ou regular tariff rates
Commutation Passenger Tickets between AZ
cxandria and Leesburg and intermediate Sta
tiOns at cheap rates. - -.
n. i WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
my 27--ly@ @ ( General Superintendent