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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22
! natteriles a and Z, 1st o. L. a.

The members of Batteries "a and 1, First Ohio
Light Artillery, resident in Portage County,
are requested to meet at Citizens Hall, Rayenna,
Saturday, July cath, 1869, at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ, to
make arrangements for Reunion to be had at
Ravenna, Sept. sth, 1869. A full and prompt at
tendance is requested.
i= fria Col. C. S. CoTTER @
r..---. a.. s.-..-5 SERG'T j. H. OAKLEY,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22
NoTIcE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.
IN. .Etls - A.4 - .FFt. ss4s L4.Et
Notice is hereby given, that scaled proposals
will be received at the County Auditors 0nice,
in Rayenna, Portage County. Ohio, up to II
O'Clock, NJ, August Sd, 1862 for the superstruc-
ture of the following Bridge Work, to-wit:-i Il.
One Bridge at Hiram Rapids, in Hiram Town.
ship, 20 feet between abutments.} ilF- IIH,7 -.
One Bridge ut Mantua Station in Mantua
Township 95 feet between abutnents ! lsIsY.
=, Two Bridges in southwest part of RootStOwn
Township, 80 feet between abutments 7's'' ~
One Bridge in Garrettsville, 3S feet between.
.abutments - -' "
One Bridge in Franklin TOwnshipI over tie
Sreakneck Greek, on road from Kent TO Lake
Brady and Iippin, 4sfeet between abutments
Also the. Masonry for Bridge ut Aurora Sta
ton; IN Aurorl Township, e4hiring about 50
perch of stone. - -, : r.. a.. 4, : - :
d superstraetdrc for she above work to ib5. be Of
iron or WoQu. F.s1IeSgs.s-f - s-s.e4sAf fFE i5a
4 commissioners reserve the right to acceptss0t,
reject amy or all bids attlleir optou aIls viii
he in session ON the above meutiunoft day An
gust ;hl. 1863, TO examine bids AID make con-
tracts for same. 81. ~. =. y -''~ -
By order of Commissioners '
. .rgnaoi i,,tc l AVN, yGRlNNELL.l e,
July q, A, d., 1860, 46-sw. GIi'-7 ~ ,iiS>- y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22

THERE are rumors of a serious break
II the Republican party. 1t is report
ed that Senators Sprague, Ross, Fow-
Ter, Henderson, and perhaps one or
two others, will hereafter refuse to
act with the Republican majority in
the Senate, while Chief Justice Chase
is now said to be in full sympathy
with the Democrats. The only men,
Der of Lincoln's original Cabinet who
now acts with the Republicans, is ST.
mon Cameron, who was turned out of
it for corruption.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22

AaroNG the official proceedings of
the Court of Caldwell County, NIissou-
ri, are these entries: g The Sheriff
was ordered to sell Mrs. Mary Fer
rington and her two children, and
Margaret .MeCnlloek, poor persons
without the means of support, to the
lowest bidder for one year. Wiley
Smith bought Margaret MeCullock
for $3.50. John NJ. Mabe bought Mary
Ferrington and her children for $40.
Missouri, it will be remembered. is
under the strictest Radical rule, but
the persons sold were white. -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22
Our "Brainerd's Best"
$50 And Florence"

Are made from the best Michigan White and
Amber Wheat, which is conceded by all erteasire
NIillers, Grain and Flour Dealers to be superior
to the best Ohio Wheat and only second to the
celebrated California Wheat. -ss.s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22
Disease yields to Treatment.
Judiclous Me ans EmpIoye d
Saves Untold suffeytne

If you would be Strong, Healthy and Yigor-
Gus, aSe Wright'S Tonic Cordial and Blood Pu-
ritter. 1t is a superlatiye Tonic and invigorat-
ing Cordial, and is an infallible remedy for
renoyating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor. It
purifies the Blood, neutralizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheum, Fetter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulence, Kidney Af-.
fections, Nervous Debility, and all diseases aris-
ng from a disorganzed conditioned the Blood,
Stomach and Liver -.a.F -,.st = .,s,,,r,.,. .
Stop taking disagreedb1e Bitters and stimu-
lating Potations they are merely temporary in
their effect finally they are positively injurious
Take .Hrights Tonic Cordial, it will assist ma
turc in converting the food you eat into rich
blood, producing health and strength. q - ~
Sold by POE 6. BRO, Agents. Ravenna, Ohio
RaYenna, Sept. ), 1858. .1y. ..rNr-e fEs4s E.r.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22

A MAN, named Merrill, who was ar
rested and placed in Jail in McCracken
County some weeks ago, upon Tire
charge of having committed o. rape
upon a lnairied woman, Of Trigg
County, and who was released on bail
and returned to Trigg, was met d few
days since by the bfothcr'o Of the lady
who shot and Instantly Killed him. '7'
-----.1177--r47--744s it 91hy . i.
CINCINNATI had several cases of sun
stroke ON the 10TH, two of which
proved fatal tlB 2E brow ~it51 +;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22

RICHARD T, DEHARr, of Indiana,
has been appointed Consul at St. Iagot
de Cuba. r.f- r.s.la ..f
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22

THE place to buy your w Watclies Clocks an
Jewelry, is at NJ. NIowEN's, No. 3 Etla Bloc
where you will always find good assortmen
and lower prices, than any other House in the
county. .s!sii:aIb -.-- si, III. &
Repairing done on short notice. All work
warranted r.. .. Sep3. 1865, If .
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-07-22
Garden and Field Seeds,
BEAUTIFUL GOLD FISH.
Price List of Flour, de-:

no. SPHENIN BIOCK &.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24
New Albany and 81. Louis Rail-
road.

The surveys of both "f The proposed
routes for This Railroad are nsw com.
plcted. AMI n remarkable similarity a ii
distance and the general face of tlr
country for milding road has been de-
yelopcd Neither w,iic has amy mate
rill advantage over The other. and the
matter Of kwaiivn will therefore be- de-
terninci hy the amount at money sub
srribed along the respective routes. IL
therefore i,el,ovvc> those on each route
who wan; The road. n come down lihcr-
nlv with their subscriptions. The Cry
Council OF Louisville have unanimously
passed an ordinance submitting 10 wore
of the citizens on the I'd of October. n
propositivn TO subscribe half Il million
dollars 10 the stock of the road OH con-
iition that one million of dollars is sub
scribcd a; other points before this sub
scrptiun shall be made available. This
ordinance will without doubt. be ratified
bv the people. and the subscription will
insure the milding ofti,e road at an ear
" dav. We want this road 10 be located
by or near Jasper. but To secure it our
citizens must 20 10 work and secure large
Of stock. There should be
a county subscription. also, lis no matter
where the road shall be located. il will
benefit every taxpayer in the county
more than the paltry two per ccntum'
asked of them in the way Of taAcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

RADICAL FI>AScIrgING.- The XIV.
stonc State cannot boast much OF her
finances under Radical management. =
During the last eight year, twcntv-,i .h,
millions OF dollars have flowed into thu
state Treasury. which under the sinking
i,'nd act ought to have been applied 10
The payment Of the State debt. and sry.
enfeen millions of taxes have been gath
cred, making the revenue Of the Stale
forty five millions of dollars. With All
this treaurc, only four and a half mil
lions Of the State debt has been paid
The Democratic plan for paving of the
State debt. in the sinking fund act Of
istS. would have reduced the present
iebt 10 ten millions. instead upwa ard, OF
thirty three millions.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

AN IDEA FOR FARMERS. Mr.. Casey
Barbour, who lives OH Fort Harrison
Prairie two miles north Of Tcrrc Ilautc,
has just thrcshcd ten acre field and finds
the yield to be trifc over forty bushels
to the acre. His mode of planting was
novel. He took one half the usual guam
tity Of seed and drilled one way and then
with the other half drilled crosswisc. -
Mr.. Barbour attributes this unusually
heavy yield to this new method of plant
ing. We hope some Of our farmers will
test the question by initiating this style
OF planting.
Evansville Journal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24
4 Terrible Case OF Hydrophobi:

The following paragraph appears III
the French papers:
On the Sd instant. one Jean Lombard.
eighteen years of age. Il farm lahorcr M
Chlnpiorgilcl. near thalolls. was az
tackled by hydrophobia. and attempted
10 bite several persons. and succeeded in
biting Il dog. lie then went home TO his
friends nj Sasscnay. Information was
given to the police. On their arrival
they found Lombard at the door Of his
fathers house. He was foaming nj the
mouth. and inspired such terror that no
one dared 20 near him. The prctcnce Of
the police having treasured the father
and "A few ncighbors. they coaxcd him
into aroom. locked it. and carefully barr
ed all the issues. Lombard. however
made no attempt to escape. but asked for
some white wine. which was let down TO
him through the roof. One of his
friends having offered TO 90 and attend
him. replied. You had better not. /
shall bite YOU He died al three o'clock
in thc morning, after Il night OF torture.
Feeling he was dying, he requested the
cure to be sent TO him. The cure came.
and administered the consultations Of re-
ligion through hole in the window. -
Lombard had been bitten six months
ago but never hal the wound cautcrizcd.
~ Said gardener TO friend who
had Il very rubicund coiintenancc PRAY
gaze over my garden. wall for q lii,l.
while. my cuculnbcrs are very back
ward"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

DENOREsr's MONTHLY. The last num-
Der Of this popular Magazine is always
said to be the beet. Certainly its enter
,prising pHblisher will sustain its brilliant
reputation, and spare no efforts or ex-
pense to render it the best parlor Maya
zine in America. How he can afford the
expressive premiums he gives, in addi-
ton to the positive cost Of such a period
ical, for % O0pcr year, is one Of the mys-
ferries Of publishing. The magnificent
picture Mrs. Lilly NJ. Spencer, of the
.Pic-nie." now offered as premium,
both to members Of clubs and single SUBJ
scribcrs, we know 10 have sold for ten
dollars per copy, and considered cheap
ct that. This is surely going to cx-
irelnc Of liberality. Published at s3S
Broadway, y. y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

FAY EvERToS. lNp.. Aug. IL. 1859.
Dr.. G. w. RoEACK-Dear sir: This
will certify that | was attacked with the
winter fever in the spring of 1857. and
after irving various remedies without
any relief. ] concluded To try your Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. which cured me
entirely in short time. | was also la
boring under an attack Of the puirid sore
throat az the same time. Ny wife had
been subject TO the palpitation Of the
heart. neuralgia, n general debility, for
several years. when, after using the
same remedies. her general health is
much improved and improving. Being
satisfied that your medicines are an in
valuable remedy, ! send you this TO be
published, if YOU think proper. that 9TH
crs similarly affected may have the bcne-
fit Of my experience. and wishing you
great success / remain your sincere
friend. DAVID WEIGH.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

MORMON 1MM,GRATIn>.-Ont the Sri,
INST. over four hundred converts to Nor.
monism arrived in New York from Eur.
land on their way TO Utah. " here the,
expect in the future To reside. These
people fully understand all thai, has been
Said of the social comdiMon OF Mormon
doni. and accept pol.gamy a. Il divine
Insulation. They are said 10 be thrifty
ana many of them well To do people. :
Among them are several women " hose
husband, have sent them in advance Ia
the country. Not bcn. able 10 pay the ex-
pense of more than one. the men chose
to remain unit! they can procure mean,
To pay their passage. In the meantime
the Mormon officials prom>.. 10 care for
their women unit! the arrival .: their
husbands i'll Utah.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24
4 ('0lOrcsi Joke.

The Boston Courier gives the follow
ing Bit VI FUN:
As Mr.. Stuart Robson. the popular
comedian. was approaching the corner
OF Rollins and Washington streets. YES
tcr,iay morning. he encountered ponp-
ou> looking daiAcy, who was in charge
OF comfortable family carriage and n
.psn OF sleek looking horses. As Mr..
Robson nearcd him the new II made
American citizen patronilingly accosled
him iih:
''Noung man -
"'>r. 10 yon.' said Robson, pulling oil
his hai " ith mock politcncss.
If you are not in i hurry would YOU
Iobiigc me- /! dropping into THAI store
across the WAY and bring nc plu. of
'.oharco: ! can't leave my horses. and
III do the same Tor YOU some day'
Tor Il monlcnt The comedians dignit,
,rcpirI staggered. but he quickly rrcov-
cred himself. and with Il >cli-concca!cd
smile pla ing oL his comic ccunlcnancc.
replied:
with pleasure. sir.
The coachnan handed him 4 twenty
five crn' note. " hich was received in the
most respectful ilannnrr hy Robson. who
proceeded directly 10 the store indicated
AMI IN few moments returned with the
tobacco la one hand. ami fifteen cents
change in the other. which he held ont to
the pariv who had given him ~ striking
Il proof OF his confidence.
Mr.. Darkcy received the tobacco with
4 slight Thank YOU and waving his
hand with the most srli-saiisiiel impor-
lairc. said:
You can keep the change Young
man. !"
Mr.. Robson's firc has expressed MANY
'pniiral emotions in his professional ca-
pacity bur We doubt if he ever looked
50 Iuiz.icaily ludicrol,s as when FULLY re-
llizing the amusing absurtli,y OF his po-
silion he pockcicd his fee and walked,
triskly away.
That's the way white mcu. Continue
10 vote the Radical ticket. and Won NH
Ill soon have Ia wait OH the "cli>sed Mig |
GER" Radical teaching i, calculated to-
make the "nigger" dominccring. o,cr-I
Bearing. and authoritative TO The W hitcl
acc land should YOU refuse 10 be .nb- 4
ns~iyc TO the black cuss' bcile.t-. ,nni
would be disloyal. Go it poor white
rash" vote the Radical ticket. and rra,
our rcward-,hc servants OF the mig
rcrs.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

DEMoREsT IorxG AMERICA. This
bright little Magazine is As full of rood
things, and as great favoriic with the
children a. ever. One of the causcs of
lis popularity is because il enters RIGHT
INTO the chlldrens occupations and
am'isemcnts. and makes itself part of
them. We recommend il TO all parents
who wish to procure Juvenile period
zeal which combines much and varied in
struction with amusement and grca, orir-
inality. 81 80 per annnnl with prem
ium. Address S3S Broadway. y. i.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

I RIGuv or WAY. We learn that Mr.
Stout the agent employed by the I.oui,
willie. New ALBANY Il ~. Louis iailwa,
Company. 10 secure releases 81 the right
OF Wa. along The routcs OF their pro.
posed road. will be- in our count, ncXi
week on that business. Wchopc lie viii
meet with liberal encouragement. III,
right of way should be flNyly douatcd IN
ever. instance. and in most cascs "A mum.
her OF cro>s-tics gratuiton>ly t'urnisle.'
in addition AZ the enhanced value OF AL
the products of the farm caused bv th,
building OF such a road, will amply re-
pay those along the line for their small
strips of land. and,llc additional labor oi
getting ont the tf.-. There should be- no
he>iiancy on the part OF those through
whose land tho line runs. about donatin.
the right OF Way.
AFTER MELONS, Quiican cNritempnl
was created III our ncighh"ring Village o,
Ireland one night last week b., the nya-
sion. contrary 10 law. of the melon patch
Of one of the town dads. The aforesaid
dad happened Ia be watching. concealed
III has patch. with II innrtcro,l> blundcr-
bn>S, loaded with pow dcr and >at to the
muz2le. and Just H. one Of The ruthless
'tr>poilcr> OF his luscious ir,ii wa,al,out
tcposi,in- the third me. hon in II suck. he
1red away in the air. An awful crash
IN the weeds. and breaking down OF fen
,cs and small timber en,ncd. aud hen
The smoke cleared away no invader WIS
70 be seen. but Il noise >iinilar; 20 the ssh
u a mighty wind was heard rctrcatins
n The distance. and the next morning
,alr'or pantaloons which were Identified
Is belonging 1" one uf the most respect
'bn citizens. were found hanging to
mali thorn bush. where they had been
orn on in the run. They were wet. the
eat badly Soitcd, and possessed vii
anous stencil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

IT Goethe's mother said Of herself
"Ordcr and quiet are my characteristics.
dispatch at once that which ] have Ia
do, the most disagrecablc always first.
and ! gulp down the devil without look
ing at him. ALWAYS seek out that which
is good In Others. and leave that which is
bad to him who made mankind. and
knows how to round of the angles
Let our readers follow the example Of
mother, especially our lady
readers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

As the season for our merchants to lay
e in their Fall and Winter stocks is here
we would particularly request them
when they go to New Albany 10 make
their purchases TO notice in the columns
of the Courier" what firms are asking
for their patronage. They comprise some
Of the best houses in the city. and assure
us they will duplicate any bills bought
this season in any city in the West.
W. 5. CvLBERTsoN & son
Are clever Men 10 trade with. and have
a large house packed full of all kinds Of
Dry Goods, which they buy in large
quantities from first hands. and sell low.
Merchants trading there also give them
the credit of representing correctly every
thing they sell. and doing business OH the
square. Consequently they do a large
business.
S c. DAY SONS
Have as general assortment Of Dry
Goods us is to be found in any house in
West. Their statesmen are active cour-
tcous, and do all that is reasonable TO
please customers. Their trade is already
large and increasing, because they make
it to the interest vi merchants to deal
with them.
Mconp. BRADLEY CO.
Is another of the large business firms
which have built up New Albany. and its
trade, and which by their untiring ener-
CIV and business foresight have establish
I'd themaelves in a profitable business.
second to none of their competitors. AL
merchant cannot do better than buy of
McCord, Bradley 4 Co., particularly. inI
the article of wooden goods. as thcyI
manufacture oil qualities Of these.
join BRIGGS
Has removed his large c. Enlistment tol
II State street, directly opposite thel
Court House, where he leads all the 9TH
er houses in the iron trade. His stock
is the largest and best in the city. and hcl
offers bargains to cash customers. IIel
has added to his business. also. that of
dealing in fire proof safes Of the best
manufacture. and those i'm want of good
safe will do well to give him a call.
BRADLEY, PECK & co.
Still continue to Wholesale Boots and
Shoes, at manufacturers prices. and by
dealing i'll none but good article, and
at fair prices, are constantly and deserv-
edly increasing their already extensive
business.
r. r. MAIN
Has his hands full in attending to his
vast business. In the Grocery and Pro-
duce business his house il not excelled
around the Falls, and when country
merchant has any kind Of produce to
sell, he is sure Of sale ut a fair price byI
dealing with Mr.. Mann.
These firms have attained reputation
as extensive as the vast West, and
by their untiring energies and abilities
have built up great city Of which every
.Indianian may justly feel proud. They
should have the encouragement and GUS
tom of the merchants Of Southern Indi-
ana
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

RAILROAD ELECTION election in
Patoka TIP, in this county. on lat Mon
day on the proposition to subscribe SlO.-
$50 to the stock of the y. A. 4 81. l.. X.
Il. resulted in favor of the subscription
ny u vote of 457 for, TO 20 against: we are
also informed that individual subscribe
tons to the amount of about $4,000
have also been obtained in the township.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

@In tho Indiana Conference. held nj
Evansville, sixty voted for change Of
rule in favor of lay delegation. and thir-
ty-eigllt against it. A two-third vote
not being in favor of it. il was defeated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

Dichl's and Boughson and Beardicss; Weeks and
Treais. ellis Besrded White Whears French Nhfe and
Red Chan: Purple Straw Bearded Red Mediterranean
and Amber Beardlcss the best earliest hard
lest and PRODUCTIVE. WLsss that be recommend
ell for general Guilty ation. Price s. per bushel
pounds of any kind by Mail post paid for 81. Twsn
heads Of different varieties sent post paid for e. TWEEN
~ other varieties o. Wheat BARLEY and Oats If las
years importation. See Dr1x's ExprRfwrsr,i Fan,
JorrSAL; AID subscribe for H.: only 81 - per year
the most useful journal printed Address
Go. A. DLiTL, Chant crshurg, Ia.
sent. 10, 'ee-3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-09-24

CUSTOM WORK DONE GREAT
LIZ REDUCED PRICES,
Cheaper than they can be made at home.
THE customer finding only the wool.
| We charge for making the best Leaf
Jeans. IS cents per yard.
&c, in same proportion.
New style half-wool Covcrlets, yer,
cheap. Also Atwood Coverlets.
We exchange Goods for Wool. or buy
for Cash. AT the highest market price.
We mail circulars and samples 10 those
wanting them.
|. r. GEBHART & co.
April 23.-Gm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-21

- he latest tashlos IN hats for young rlaa
.Ahe> N" i1rtn uf sHTt 81 Skuil- sp. we "
niim 70 u mad" OF sky-hlu ci1'h. "a color~d
hats afr 10 b an vogue, why not adapi green
ss the iaNoTIi" cOtor A A. agreeable 10 IA.
~, ahd Monld IN Uanv instance corrsspo 4
win mental bearings OF he weArer
81 (Hanlon', Challengs 10 n. vslor,pst,--s Of
OF this country has been accepted bv au rra-
known professional or amatsur, who ma.
POSTED >25u as a borfeit.
@Ihiriy children from the N pu se oi L..
nse OF New York. were taken las- we-A by IA
CItizeEs OF Mt. Pleasant ard Henry cJun-.
lows.
~Sam Collyer nsGcufed AZ Ds,ro,t, Mi,h .
on the 10Th.
s-La Grange has gone 20 Europe.
~NcClellan Is 20 change the Steyens b..
terry into a double-turreted monitor
~Cyrns ii. Mccormick. the Reaper man ei
chicago. has Just been elected 4 trustee OF
Wsshin gton college, Virginia, OF which Gen.
Lee T. Presid'nt
- Mule meat Is exposed for sale ln the
Lynchbnrg market.
sFpueb"c j. ;o havr a yeiocipede masQpe-
rade. This is the latest.
~SiNiy-GNe tipS ami miles of cotton doh
arr produced yraI ~ tha Fsii River MIL
90 Madame blyrr - Auaoua q, WHO lltely
Isc;ureu ia this country, hSs b-en arrest.-d
PaTisf0 lssdl,ious ian @aAgr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-21
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
INDIAN AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-The United States
lhuiin Commissioners here were to-day in-
formed OF the arrival AZ Medicine Greek,
Wasbita Mountains of th-,r apep, win
garden seed, &c.; his hearty welcome by the
NIL ry and Indians. hIs putting the plough iI
mohOn, and the selection Of q site for a mission
sonool. tine hundred and fifty lodges of
Cheyenne and Arapahoe indians were sxpec tad
10 arrive daily. The Indians take a great iu-
ieTest IN what u beng done for them pul
innds are wanted as the Indian appropriation
failed AiyriadS OF transformers naI4 an
p'ared on the plains.
NKw loEE, April 2i.-Lasr dispatches from
IN" Tar Wet. state that Roman Nose. Little
Blg .houih, elbow Bear, and Old Storm, with
t." hrspahoe Indians, have come IN ready TO
go 10 their reservations. and be taught the
ways of The whi'e man.