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.BEhl sdsytEisepent of James
Woavcr-ImprOvCd Reapors and
Mowers at Railroad Warehouse.

qW9 WABxBE offers a valuable
farm for sale, situated a very con
venient distance from this city
See his advertisement.
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Among tho visitors to Gen.
Grant, on the occasion OF the sere
made on Friday evening, was'a Grip.
Piled soldier, who extended his on.
ly band saying, II have one hand
left to shake with and vote for Gen
Grant" i
f The Republican National ticket
ought to satisfy allthesoliiers 4
is composed Of Gen. Grant ant
Col. Fax.-Detr0it PoSt. .. s
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There is no longer any doubt
that Mr.. Chase expects the Demo!
cratic nomination.! Weknow this
to beso. -ASanduShy Register. 94o
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MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures the ,Parsonngss
BY Rev: u: Taft, June lst. Mr. Elias Stoneburn
or and Rsbeeca Hill, all offhis city
o'BRIAN-FINK-on the 10th day Of June,
49, Shy Rev. Samuel Carpentef ai his resi-
dence, in Lancaster, Ohio, MichNPlO Brian an id
Mary Fink, both Of fFairGeld'county,
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ANEW ecsiacy in store for those who have
never yet inhaled the fragrance Of PHALoS'a
FLOR DE MAYoS the pewpertiino for the
handkerchief; 1t is as enduring as refreshing
, inquire for "FLoR DE MAYO. Sold by all
druggists. ,r, 90 HoilnnI ,Hna 'rT.' -
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The Massillon correspondent OF
the Stark County Republican says
the first load Of wool ofthe ecaspn
sold at that place last week at SG1
cents per pound.
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The Menter's Band Concert

@ y. The Grand Concert on the even,
ing of the 23d, inst, will be the
musical event of the season in Ian
CASTER The people of this city
and county will have cause for
grateful feelings to the Masonic
Fraternity OF Lancaster for the
treat thus to be afforded them, sc
splendidly and appropriately ush'
oring in their grand celebration Il
take place the succeeding day
Appearances fercshow an immense
attendance at the concert, and Il
greet assepblage,of peopleNo wit
nssS the impssiog proceedings o
the 24th.
Menter's Band makes its an
nouncementby advertisement y
this issue, to which the attention
of all lOvors Of grand music is spc
cially invited.
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The iron railing at the entrance
to the Mayors office and 'tvlY(; Council
Chamber is a decided improve
mont. We would suggest that the
Post Office steps be treated in
like manner. ~ y
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A CARD,

Having dissolved business
Connection with the firm of Rising,
Millun h Seipelgi Mtllbel found, on
and after the 10Th ofMafch, with
lOrrin g. Peters, where l will be
ipleased5t to see all' fly old friends
and customers, with as many new
ones as may favor me with a call,
and all can rest assured that the
same desire to please which has
governed me heretofore, will con.
tinue to influence my endeavors in
tho futureygV) H. G. TROUT.
March 18th. 1868. gs o,1 .'e'.s-
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Now is the time to beauty your homes
with Wall Paper, Tuthlll Rlgby will offer
their large and splendid stock Of Paper at
cost aud carriage uptG iheI 10Th June, after
that time at the regular prices. ll-2t
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,6,s 'aa BASE BIZ BALL: 'salBBlAiLI:-A game of base
bali will be played on the North
Broadway grounds at p fIQNGfF0 QNGflF0gfk q
tomorrow afternoon.
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Mammoth Bottles only 10 CTS.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
CuRApEsT AND REsT.

+. CHEAPEST AND BEs T.
THE EtdkSfE HAIR REsToRRn
eclipseS all known discoveries for
the rapidity with which IL restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-promotcs its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
it when falling off, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for tho Hair.
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only rs
G., Tf-a fbtt - g., El
Sold by most all druggists. T52.1
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Last Saturday whilea Tbayer &
Noyes'. .lciroos here one of the at.
taches stopped in at book store
and requested to SEQ q N. Y, Clip.
per-. yA'fter II was handed him ho
requested the youag man in charge
to read u certain article for him as
his mouth was very sore,-AthenS
Messenger. M ~ B aAa- n N
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THE KIRBY
REAPER g. MOWER,

= =" :" : = =
Manufactured by d. N. OsnoHxE a Co. Au-
huFB, ~ r. the or,vin,d owners mi Ma sfte. /.
tnrers. by 2hom all territory IL now exelu.
siyeiy controlled.
n ana aotA A.. tsas 49,. - oon
a., - oN''NN
.,
Inc constantly Increasing demand, Is con-
Vincihg PROOF "l US merit
bfeat improvements over The "kiriy' OF
iormer years. new hnger bar, with open
Steel dnArds, Castor Grain Wheel, and the
lmproyei Reel aake, with 3thers OF minor
importance, ah oiwmch have teen thoroughly ly
tested aud Keep hle klrfy ahsad Of all com
peition' Onr inantliaftnnng hcilItiet enable
US 70 make a B1rfEG hArHiNE, and AFFORD 10
SOL, seiI ] at LOWER PRICE Than any other IN the
World
, t.,, o,,,.a, ,.,,, ~. EI1., -, u..,,..
a. p,,u,s.. - D.,,.
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FINE CuERRIEs.-Mr. Il. NJ
Young, of Rush Greek township
lot al. this Office on Saturday a
fine lot Of Cherries, of the early
Purple Guinge" and Belle dor
leans varieties. They wero ton
der and luscious, and remarkably
free from defect OF any kind.
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Anything you want the line ofGrocerles OF
Provisions, will always be found at Carly &
Smalley's. a -'n..'ea ~ J'1WHi list 2
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For Teas, go to Carly &smAlloy't, their line
of Teas cannot be beat in tho market. Hist.
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The work on the new Court
House progresses finely. The ap-
paratus erected by tho contractors,
Messrs Fish & Fields, for carrying
and, placing the huge foundation
stones, is quito an Improvement To
the, ordinary derrick. An occar
siopal morning hour can be well
spent there.
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New PorAroEs,- --Wo dincd on
new potatoes last Sunday Cof, the
biggest and finest, for which treat
we are,indebted to the attention
Of u Charley Miller Of ths new
Restaurant, Mithoff elock, p who
sent them to our residence. Where
they e9hS fromiwoathow lhot-wc
only know that any thing rare and
excellent must abide in inacccssi
Bile regions to be out of reaOha OF
Charley's enterprise. His front
windows always prosontea novel
and aExactEves dIsPlay,e4pd the
performaace within does not belie
10 JutIIle prcRise 81 g0elaIhhg'
for imbibation- or mastication.
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Queensware StOre---New Ar
...ND n Phngement., ,lsVG 'sNW

'-'.' Nfangement. ''N'' ''N
STEWART SON, Wholesale and Retail deal
ersin Crockery and Queensware, Green's Block
Main street, havc'iust opened the most com.
plete stoak ofQucensware ever offered for sale
in this community and at greatly, reduced
prices. GLA s WARE Of every style, TE,-
sETTS of elegant, new, designs, LAMPS and
SHADES of all sizes, shapes and Iiftces, fA.
BILE CUTLERY, COAL OIL, sc. [Apr. O-3m.l
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IrIs ALWAYS BETTER TO surVER wRoSo THAN TO
miserable scrofulous Humor,it is best to root il
out at once. Mr.. J. " .Polahds Hapor Dott pr
will do il, Sold by Davidson & Bfhsee. -
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For the best Golden syriin in town at 90 cents
per gall. go to Carly Smalcy's. ll-3t.
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A- Ca RsdA--1 would most respectfully inform all my old
have started in the Grocery bust
having associated with myself Mr. WM L. MARTIN and would
happy again have the opportunity supplying them and
choose with all goods usually kept line
Thankfutfor past avor solicit continuance of the
Lancaster Aprit 2, 6S-1y. CHAS. PAlRAN.
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ARTICLE -

ARTICLE -
That In the mortgage, Ibo usual covenants
for insurance shall be inserted; 1t shall be spe-
clfed that in case he said member shall atany
time ihil, neglect, or refuse for thirteen conse-
cutiyo weeks TO pay all or any Of his or her IN
stalments OF dues, interest, fines, insurance
premiums, ground rents,or taxes, or to OBJ
servo md perform all or any Of tho regila.
tons on his or her part respectively to be paid,
observed and performed, then the Board o.
Directors fortle time being may appoint
person totollect the rents and profits n The
premises therein mentioned; and apply the
same II sufficient, to the payment ofthe afore-
said dues interest, hses, insurance premiums,
grOun.! rents'aud taxes-oF either OF them; but
should said rents and profits bea insufficient to
pay the aforesaid dues, interest, fines, ,insur-
ance premiums, ground rents, and taxes. then
the Board OF Directors may without the con-
sent Of SAID mortgagor-sell the moitgged
premises after giving notice thereof for 80
days, by publication in some newspaper of the
county said mOrtgaged properly shall not be
sold ut less than two.thrds OF Its apprai sed
! Nhlue. OHt OF tne pTOceels HrlSinB tToUl Saiu
sale, the Board.ot Directors, $ hall pay all costs
and expenses of said appraiscment, publica-
tion and sale, and in the next place shall retain
and reimburse SAID association, oil dues, fines,
interest, insurance premiums, ground rents
aud taxes then due or to become due agreeable
to the provisions and requirements OF article
- Of this constitution, and any balance a.
rising from SAID sale shall be paid to said mort
gagor. That in case any m ortgaGor shall bC
himself the actual occuper Of any premises
mortgagcd to this association, fhen and in such
case the mortgage deed shall contain alstipu-
laton that he shall become tenant TO said as
sociation alta rent which shall be sufficient 10
coverthe amount OF said dues, interest fines
insurance premiums, ground rents and taxes
andcost Of collecting said. rents and profits
and with the money arising from said rents and
profits the Board OF Directors shall first pay
all costs on account Of said collection Of rents
and profits, and the balance shall be retained
for the payment OF dues, interest, fines, insur
arce premiums ground rents, and taxes.
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Torihe Best make of Brooms in the market,
40 % Carly smOlley's. A list
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Take Proper Means

To prevent badness, gray hairs, diseases Of
the scalp, "Barretts Hair Restorative" is the
only sure remedy.
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Ieeting OF. Citizens.
m.h,2s k1sy sS2bdT Ths2 2ro

. a'TT Id-7 10 'To7'i''7l7 7 F'I- Nv IT.I' 'TUT =
ceodings Of {, The lgs,, meeting held on
Monday ut the Clerks Office, on
the subject ofthe'removal Of Cap.
ital University to this city oryi.
Oinityo The action taken was inn
portant, and iflsuitaOly seconded
on the part of tho citizens gener'
ally viii be followed by "a beniG'
cent and most gratifying result. q
See call for a meetingOf citizens
in another column. i'' ','a,rbs,s.aot
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Douglass & Coles have received,
q large assortment7of Master and
Royal Arch Misconceptions for lbe
celebration on the oath Of juno.
Call and see them, 2 HOLT.
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Educational Meeting.

Tho citizens Of Lancaster and vi
cipityaaro requested to meet at the
City Hall on Saturday evening,
Juno 18th, 1868, 10 discuss meas
uress @ 10. sto., SECURE svesc re- the loeation7of Capi
tai University, at Lancaster. This
is a. .iI institution lyi l1iy p Of fifteen years
standing. w.
This is an opportunity of secur'
an q, institution l Of learning in ogr
midst, adequate to the demahdsoi
oSEpIacel at u moderate price. Let
all interested attend.
!ysr oil, q ,ott5BY 7'. COMMITTEE.
Lancaster, o., juno 10th, 1868. .
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DR.. CoNEl maybe consulted al
the TalImadgS House, Lancaster
on Wednesday after the Express
train arrives going West, until il
goes West. on Friday, june l701s
ana To- He treats chronic and
constitutional diseases Of every va
riety and charges nothin g for con,
sultations Persoss suffering with
chronic and complicated com
plants, Will finditt their inter
est, tocall on him. Sec advertise
mepbip another column. asise.as.
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You CAN FIND almost any kind
of Watch now made, at .Bplch'4
He keeps the best ir the market.
Some very good time; keepers for
sS. 'I'' 'a3'ho'27 J jci1.3t.
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For afull line Of sugars at low prices, Got
Carty & smalley's. ,sf,EY YfrT " Il-3t
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Lancaster Retail rkMaets.

Corrected Weekly by PAIRAN MARrIX,
Wholesale & Retail Grocers.
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IF.C. $. & B.lA.

The following amendment 10 tho
Constitution Of tho Fairfield Coun-
ty Savings and Building Associa-
tior, was proposed at tho meeting
of Monday evening last, to be vot-
ed on at the meeting Of Monday
evening next:
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LOCAL NOTICES.
A Look Through

A Look Through
tho Jewelry shop of L, G. Butch,
will convince skeptics that he ha
a good stock of goodsIand can
sell them low down in price, 1923
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A Rare Chance. /.

For shpoatd., 90 % aarly a IsmaIleyls
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For any Thing in the line. of Stone Ware, 60
to Carly & Sinaley's. ll-3t
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.,SgSpAx SdnaoI' HCoNFfREscE%.4--
Therewill Hd'atnseting oftht'sah.
day School Conference Of 'hanOas.
ter district, ist OHIO Annual +" Confer!
ence, in the city Of Dancasecr'o at
the N, 3. Church, on Wednesday,,
the 18th Of June, at lOa o'clock.
Tho friends Of the Sunday School
thfoush6uUtbe district are Invited
t6rAtteAds diTi wgEvANss sPfSs.9
.TH9srR. TAYLOR, .Seq.iL.6l.d- BAL aKl
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"MasOnic. CelebratiOA.'

For Bacon, Hams SaELAa % tslty'
smalley's. n mr. HGH ll-St
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GEORGIA,

.eipIent RIot at AtInnta-- g enernl How
ard off for yieksbnrg.Presiden
Electors at Large.
ATLANTA, August I9.-The Republican
ebration yesterday closed with a torch.
HEht procession composed of some three
lndred negroes. Between 10 and IL P. NJ.
drunken, unruly negro was arrested by
in front of the National Hall.
be police were proceeding to the guard
&use with the prisoner when mob of
Toes pursued and attempted to rescue
An. The police resisted. The negroes
4mmenced using their clubs; the police
n were knocked down and the prisoner
#aped. AT this time some person in the
pb gave word to fire, and the negroes fired,
#unding one of the police. The fire was
@arned by the police, and discharges fol-
FED in rapid succession. One negro was
He'd and two wounded.
#At this iuncture the negroes fled, but raj
near the guardhouse, and moved for
nj to attack the police. BY this time the
pole police force and large number of
zens were on the ground, prepared for
conflict. The negroes saw the de-
Elimination of the citizens to protect the
Rtul authority, and rapidly dispersed.
II one time apprehensions of a serious
twere entertained.
leneral o. O. Howard, Commissioner of
ffeedmen's Bureau, left here last night
Yleksburg.
The Republican convention nominated
) p Farrow and Amos F. Ackerman
csors for the State at large.
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M1sCELLANEoUs.

Rain at MObiIe-PendletOn Geiug to
MaIne-Ashley RenomInated-valIan
digham Nominated for COngress-Sher-
If's Posse Firing ON Masked Men In
Tennessee-Fears of a Fenian Kaid in
Canada.
MOBILE, August I9-It has been raining
since yesterday morning.
Boston, August l9.-George H. Pendleton,
responding to q serenade at the Parker
House, said he was going to Maine to speak.
TOLEDO, Ohio, August l9.-lmpeachment
Ashley has been renominated for Congress
by acclamation.
CINCINNATI, August l9.-The Democrats
of the third district have nominated Val
landigham for Congress.
NASHVILLE, August ia party of men
in mask approached a furnanee in Wayne
county, where the employees were armed
and drilling. A compromise was effected
whereby the furnacemen cease drilling and
surrender their arms to the State authori-
ties. The maskers on their return were
fred on by the Sheriff's posse from ambush,
and after returning the fire they dispersed.
Three citizens were wounded-one seriously.
Several horses were killed.
T0RoNTo, @. W., August 19.-The Globe
processes to have positive information of
extensive preparations made on the other
side for q Fenian raid. 1t also states that
furloughs have been withdrawn from regu-
lar officers, and the forces in garrison have
been ordered to hold themselves in readiness
to move at a moments notice.
HAVANA, August 18.-Clear bills of health
will be issued tomorrow to vessels sailing
from this port.
RivergHnteIngence.
SOUTHWEST PASS, August 10, P. NJ
Barometer 20 10. Wind north east; light.
Weather squally.
Arr{vad e+aon,nr Ti;ntn,, roa1- ,,,.e+,,.
from Galveston, with merchandise and pas
sengers to G. A. Whitney Il Co; propeller
Emily. from Indianola, with live stock for
Havana, put in here for water. Sailed,
steamship W. G. Hewes.
LOUISVILLE, August l9.-River swelling,
with four feet ten in the canal. Weather
clear and warm.
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EUROPE.
Yacht Challenge-KIsIng against Turk fsh
Authority In BulgarIa-CrIsIs in the
Spanish GOVernment-ElectIo In
France.

Yacht tChallenge-KIsInga against Turk ish
Authority In BulgaFIa-CrIsIs in the
Spanish GOyernment-ElectIOn In
FFances
LONDON, August 19.-The yachts Aline
Cambria, Onward, and Condor accept the
challenge of the yacht SoppO lust arrived
at C1wes from New York. The race win
come off on Friday.
PARIS, August l9-The following are
among the promotions and honorary ap.
pointments decreed by the Emperor on his
tete day:
Count sartiges, formerly Minister to the
United States; Charles Etienne Cont,
Councillor of State and Private Secretary to
the Emperor; and Auguste Nelaton, the
eminent surgeon, were made Senators.
Bourdlllon and Lyon de Jordin, Vice
Consul at New York, were decorated
Chevaliers Of the Legion Of Honor.
FLORENCE, August 10. - Apprehensions
are entertained that the recent attempts at
rising against Turkish authority in Bulga.
ria will be renewed. Accounts represent
that the country remains unsettled. Though
the insurrectionary bands have disappeared
or been dispersed indications are that Sc.
cret preparations Of formidable character
are being made for another more eXtensiye
outbreak.
The attention of the Austrian government
has been called to this threatening state of
affairs in the unusual demand for firearms
from the other side of the Danube, and
orders have been issued prohibiting their
expectation from the Austrian territory into
the Danubian principalities.
LONDON, August 17.-Dispatches from
Madrid state that the crisis in the Spanish
government is at hand, The Minister of
War had withdrawn, and the Captains Gen
eral of Madrid and Barcelona had resigned.
PARIS, August l9,-The election for mem
bers of the Corps Legislatif in the Depart.
ment of Jura resulted in the success of NJ.
Greyy, the candidate of the opposition, by
1l,000 majority, over NJ. Huot, the official
candidate of the government. The success
of Grevy is the more signal as the other can.
and NJ. Nantherin, both supporters of the
government, had previously withdrawn
Irom the contest in favor of Huot.
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international Yacht Race.
IS IN THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT,
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
tARKETs, RIVER NEWS, ETC
WASHINGTON.

u Ia PrOpos. to Vote for PresIdent
- MIsaissippi-BHtIer Applies to AttOr-
n aev General-Haneoek and Rousseau
n waiting JohnsOn-IndIan OutrageS Ex-
:. and Georgetown
SW Railroad Seized.
y WASHINGTON, August 19.--1he chairman
Nftbe committee of five appointed by the
Nsrent Mississippi convention writes that
Hapre is an evident intention on the part OF
/, N Democrats of the excluded States to vote
hi ne coming Presidential election. If the
A ~ encouragement is given by President
Y, " ohnson they will undoubtedly vote. The
II MSsrman adds that fears are entertained
Sbst the bill passed by Congress Is not sufii-
" " antiv explicit in all respects, and in con-
d%lSsinn he saws; "The Republicans Of Mis-
Hssippi are anxiously expecting Septem.
n; " session of Congress. Their very exist
Nuce as a party and as individuals depends
ls pon Congressional measures OF relleI'"
. WRutler directs his attorney to apply to
-kvarts TO assist in his (Butler's) defense in
baltimore, under law passed during the
Mar, requiring the Attorney General to
y Nsfend officers or eyotficers against whom
PIhits may be brought by civilians for arrest,
lbprisonment, etc.
6i No progress was made to-day in perfect
a kg the machinery for the enforcement Of
u new tax law. -...
KIuternal revenue receipts day: 1885 000.
HGeperals Hancock and Rousseau were
&nOng the Presidents visitors to day.
Grants Adjutant General Rawlings has
Hcoyered from his recent illness. Rawlings
OlA life Is also better.
-ABy recent order issued by General Sher
y, ~ An the Cheyenne, Arrapahoe, and Co
mi Manche Indians are given a reservation
on Ang between Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, and
/ ,&e Tooth meridian. General Hagle conf
III ands the reservation.
HLater advices indicate the reports of In
Dv Nan outrages exaggerated. Adiulant Cen
BAL McAfee reports eight buried, three MISS
p. and five wounded on Solomon's river.
n, #her reports claim twenty killed.
II This evenings Express says: The Ind an
d. Bureau insists that the telegraphic reports
ISaom the West relative to Indian hostuiues
~ e either greatly exaggerated or wholly
II III Mrue, as official information leads TO dit
n Il rent conclusions
9 It would seem that there are certain
" eculatiye interests to be served by getting
and circulating reports of Indian out
=. ICES, and the department here has ceased
! credit any rumors of hostilitles unless
DE ceved officially.
Regulations for the preservation Of fur
d Earing animals in Alaska will issue shortly
IS um the Treasury department. The pen
A.. AZ II for their violation is $500 to $1,000 fine
"a ID SIX months Imprisonment.
e ii The property of the Alexandria and
= Meorpetown railroad office, cars, engines,
ri c, 1t Alexandria were seized to day under
order from the Circuit Court of Alexan-
n. ria county by William II. Marbury, Re-
river,