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, 1869-09-24
a Flood In KnUnxHs

fTo9's fhf dzhan9tpn III kan+3 CbseYtty.
sSa n rses a5es esa1 g as
Of TIE country. DARK Goods were seen ID tue
south~est late Ffltay afterroont and II was quite
menced It fsined prestT had until midu,aht, ds
when It began 10 eo1e down In torre1ts. and tta
1u1Y ragged unsbateA until nearly daylight. Satur-
hard fain. i Is thought there must nave t.een
Fiji mere min On Saturday Abou: fttteea n1l.es
west than tn tbs Immediate vicinity
On SATURDAY morning Mil Cfrek Vas higher
ttar It has essr been b fore IN The uemnst Of rne
oldest fett:tE. THe grounds EheTe tne picnic was
to haze teer held we're ten feet under x4te:. It
the eavea Ct IlollowelA saw.uptlL TEE water
she sawyer: le hsd moscd 1ts fanli oar IN the
Tie water continued to ri,s uuI1l Sunday moru-
k1. EhsL It was s'x ieet hEner than II was on
SssG1day monpS oq's 20 ~ ss Se ot re roof Of
rtrot boards were laken oG. Iii. MARKHAM. :
ho1be uas carried down the strr3n uast1 It
From tie tlrst. great snxrty Nas ieIt ID regard
10 III. PeAEeuts 1oar7ng mill Friday night tne
water saised up In the Elli Ind all tn- wnsat ani
urcay afsxr1.con I rzit was maze and al! taa
wheat and nooE Was taken out a. the window or
the taltd s.orJ and sa1ely laade4L
The wattT continued tc nae: and ~ shout
t.else o'clock s4tursay night !: had rracsv.l H..
Gates and the mill uoatel 0n. The current cazrs-.
aEnibst 81 ~ tse tlee and Il Va. bEoten to p.eoet.
rHft Of the tcf1 Visible Ii A1slt portion OF the
ro1f, which II lodged IN the top ps 4 tree.
To ciye sore idea OF rue rapftity With ahtch
The raIer roec--the cares vi the touring mill
we're fostJ feet above she .ater on FrtI4y e7eu-
ir*.
It Is feared that ClsvDn'4 MIL seven miles
b. low. has heen washed znaY also, a. Il wc. op
nnch lower ground than PtnweuE
Nearly al the farmers living on the bottom
lauts had 10 lease their bptses and take r.l1ge III
The nelshbos1rx uptsnd-mauy Of them barely
etcoptnE with their ityc7. ...--
II Is feared several Hyss have been lost, oaly
meagtt reports having CONE IN Rs yet.
a nsn coming from Aanbattao. supposed TO
flve On Rose Greer, In attempting 10 cro.s Ssh
Creek, about two miles louth OF this city. on
herEetaek. became entaDEeI m the brush and
H1s orow1eh. We did nos learn hit nane-
Aiarge adncnnt Of Rrai1 n2s been carried oh-
Nsny wheat and oat A:acas were cs1T1et down
et'eau. and manr we're ssao9aaeti hI wstss I'D -
saw logs, lumber, calves. 1gs, ca1cEenA sheep.
etc, were caEne.t do*n tnet1team psomEeuously.
( No e1nmalon OF tho loss cM bs made
II 1eaxt q tpcnes Of rain 1ell 4 gentleman y.
! forms us that ar empty baTe1 stLio1 out ID nla
| yard wM more tan tKo+nlfss dIed ca FrldA9
l night,
, 1869-09-24

The friends Of the assassin Yerger do
not seem to have much confidence in the
decision the Supreme Court will render
relative TO The validity Of the Reoonst1ue-
taon laws and the power to try nssassins by
military tribunals in the ansurrectlonn1y
States. Failing in their project TO get the
case before Mississippi jury, through tho
Judicial blindness aud Democratic aspira-
tons OF Chief Justice Chase, they have at
tempted to buy the guards and procure for
him the liberty Of Cain, to be fugitive
and vagabond in the world. As Yerger
has never been anything else, hs probably
wonld not think the. liberty to repeat his
assassinations upon others very severe
punishment. We sincerely hope the fear
which his friends seom TO feel relative to
the ach IN Of the Supreme Court in his case
will I've justified hy the result.
, 1869-09-24
PERSONAL

Among the departures from White Pine on the
1esh wete Al Choo, Al Foo and Al Hoo
The va1ne OF u. Thtez1' collection Of cng11rings
ha1 been lstelJ estimtted II the sum oi Sex, ,831G
The Ipu14y,ie Coeuisr urges that Horace Gzee-
ley be e1ected to the Chair Of 1ournalt1u. IN Gen
eral Lees college.
Proleseor Cyrna No1inrun, Of TAle, has formally
declined the presidency Of The TnlScrsty ol As-
hAma.
Goysgusy ClAflu, OF Massachusetts, lost k5a,o,o
By lha recent failure OF boot md shoe nfoa Ia St
Louis.
G<neEsl =. s. IlIllFer, the only surTtstuG mem
Ter Of General Gr1uts inst stAa, purposes writing
the nic Of the late Secretary OF Nsr-
A medal S,yen BY Charles T. while on the scaS-
fold. and b. seE minutes beroze be waa be-
headed, was recently tod In London for the large
rum Of 81, 1H tn Eoid- .-.........,. 49,.
Prince Arthur has greatly pleased the girls OF
"xat DomIrlcn,' b5 his resdlaess 10 danee With
Ill Of them At The public balls stsen duuuz ofs
rrueresA Al shedIxc he was particularly ooufte-
ouA to = toung lady from New Ioff. VINO PFC
serted him with bouquet
The following appeaf1 auo1z the "PersouA y
advertisements In \ New Tort paper:
NH> CLARA DARL1KG-CoAk BACK AND
n tf,E Ts 1';s sasa yoa my no<e: s'n' assaa'
The eldest branch Of the fsr+prsadtug royal
tauIy Of the HohcuIouetns h1a hecome extinct
I bJ the demise Of PE1uee Frcae,iek William Con.
| stanthe, OF uonenIoilerr- Hecklpgen. TIE tate
Prince, wlo was Ia his ts:h yesE, had NO i1sue by
Its us>t vile, the rziuccss Eageuie. Of L-nchtea.
setF, and his teccnd union with the Countess Won
| ltc,hel1.rE cc,nR Horxap1t.e, the tue IA nol
| aided do 10 MS fon e5 thAs marriage,
Na11ttt said recesut TO prominent sx1.
, 1869-09-24

disna fad been med to receiving. sugar and
coffee were tHpenked with. Nov, the lnd!An has
'p1ovefpla1I} good memory. and ls tenaclous o.
cspa c s sea9 producing W 1eSosf 0ia "Ten Hea1s
wanted TO Gn19 Why he Eaa zhnt Up there TO %
starved to death, and he referred to the good ola
sugar, The old sJstem Of raslons had 10 bs
resioFed, ard matttra went On smoothly aSnin.
Tbe Hcne1al thinks that Il Is becoming eve{y
aay i. edet
bad seen pn1ned uestwafd BY the onward TIDE OF
civlllzanon Bae noH . tnsle u 70 g ssS T. 70 sa2Ts
feebie remnant CT tr4b<s now fenalnnR has be-
come q receaasy which at this time VIII hardly be
In susxsT 10 our inquiry IN regard 70 the work
.nr ci iha so-cal!ed Q1ster system. the General
FA{A the change was Advantageous aoo Eolxeu
owip0 to fhtlr meeEeeas and oi!reaazd Of
dtsr!ay. me lndlan Is fond Of show. and:
Nke children, hlS imagination IS deti9nted
fs% eaia "a ,asEs ssss y ~ p0aR as deS desa
Hi ,hsy aIe fipdl1g out that nc Quaker agents
ere unwea1ied In their etotta for tho hnerasattou
nf iher cpud1flon, and honest In dispensing the
rtons aud anpniiieA they are entitled 70 receive
Timer the old system, the agents seldom iseA
inem, a snd th.s cIeat advantage. IL soon - tic
Indian Ia pnt down on q reservation, all tnst Il
wanted II an honest admlnlstrauon, aud that the
QuAkera gre giving them The only iEaiers Allowed
On the reservation arc post traders, who Rre ap-
polo1cd ~ the Department Commanders, and Aie
now lhere arc Bztnton Darliaeton, agent Of tbs
Arspahoea and ChcJennes, and Laurie T1teul,
agent OF the CamancneA and ktow WA, who are
characterized b5 the General as men OF great II.
a1sy a1a sa
| thctr own men a. employees and assistants il the
agricultural and mechanical operations
, 1869-09-24

The gold gamblers have shown their al,il-
ity TO make corner On that commodity aa
well AZ On oshe1B. The investment, it as
said, Of some thirty -four or five millions OF
greenbac&a in the purchase Of ali the aSalla-
BILE gold now in the market, about $2a, ooo,-
O0o,-was felt yesterday in financial COM
motion that swept over Wall street like a
hurricane. Both the gold and the green-
backs are locked up for the time being.
The absence Of the greenhacks Causes AZ
high as ouc per cent per day to a,e offered
by holders Of stocks to carry them through,
while sufficient number sell in p,1ic or
from necessity tu force down the prices on
The lesiiuy railway stocks from 10 to
.n ra- ca:.t --sIeAnrh:7e. tha- f.e.rv
, 1869-09-24

operators are coolly buying In the falling
stocks from the panic-stricken small fry,
and when this is dons will buy back from
= to 10 per cent more greenbaeks With
tkeir gold than they paid for il. In these
operations it is reported that q: least one
hundred Of the small capitalists aud out
siaers we're e1tingushed yesterday like
moths in burning candle, that at once dAz-
zles and destroys them The fact that, as
yet developed, the affair is corner On gold
and not permanent decline in the vnlue
of greenbacks, may be safely inferred from
The absence Of any rise In the greenbaek
prices of either bonds or any other article,
except gold. II the advance Of per
cent In gold represented corresponding
decline In ereenbscks, tho bonds and stocks
ought to advance like Percentage in their
greeaback price. Instead Of this, the bonds
are stationary, and the leading stoeks, agi-
tated BY false 1umo1s, are driven down by
the scarcity Of the currency with which to
cauy them, :"
, 1869-09-24

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o,neetS " 'ne "a" seaua' eneeu'1on y, ~ nAuu,
ae"Aoulns tae inones- .aet' ate sevs1a4 .s
""ss ~ "n'eu toese -, s'aut''a' iDAy tu1sa'4
ftoe.a., Pta .s1aon1- 10y u.As un.as3 1re-y nv
'iS4st,u WIZ y sppe1fs " tne eo'.. y 1res
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te4op' III 4as.. sAeu VI 'ns9e souu''os -, can
WIG .ae ep'.AFn .aoa AIS o"n c1snt oy
uooeSus a'o"lus Aue1 people 10 pe JUL
, 1869-09-24

As the Constitution OF Illinois still con-
fines the right OF voting to " white male
citizens," Governor Pa!ner's statement, in
his speech to the colored people at Spring
field, yesterday, that colored people may
hold Office under The present Constitution OF
Illinois, viii attract attention The clause
telAtive to holding office declares that
"ko person shat, Be elected or Ropoiated to any
olica IN shla S4te, civ1i or military, who Is not
citizen OF the Unlfed States, and who shall not
have resided ln thls stst1 one 5ear next before
the election or appointment"
There is no requirement that an Office
holder shal1 be white. or shall DO voter.
The only argument that c4n be raised
against the right of oolored citizens to bold
Office would be that holding Office, being
the greater right, could not psecedo the
subordinate right Of voting. But such a
position Is not in accordance with the
heretofore practice OF the government
Women have held Office ss Postuasters,
&e., though they could not vote. Voting
and holding Office have no necessary
relation to each other; ind, since
the constitution expressly requires
that voter must be white, but does not re-
quire that an oface-holder shall be, We
see no reason to doubt that Governor
Palmer's view would be fully sustained by
the courts. At all events, should case
nrise which called for the appointment Of n
coloted man to Office, our progressive Gov
ernor is strongly disposed to test the ques-
ton We hope, however, that the easly
passage OF the Fifteenth Amendment will
even psecede the concurrent action Of our
Constitutional Convention, in extending
the right Of suffrage rs well Us Of holding
office to all men.
, 1869-09-24


We doubt whether, rs commercial moral
ity goes, the alleged revelations Of the
mode in which money has been secretly
made by certain agents Of the Methodist
Book Concern, md their sous and nephews,
can be aenominatea n criminal fraud. Still,
there is n degree Of indelicacy in the fact
that the manager of religious publishing
corporation, winch is called upon to pur-
chase million Of dollars or less worth Of
paper per year, should permit tho concern
to pay his son a brokerage on such purchase
amounting to Sl5o,oO per year, or
any sirni1ar sum. When We con-
slider that such sum will sustain
one thousand Methodist local preachers,
at an average salary Of one hundred md
fifty dollars each, it viii be seen what a
small army in Zion we're kept from girding
on the sword Of the Lord and doing vuliant
deeds in tho Cause Of His anointed by the
abstraction Of 50 heavy brokerage FROM
the aggregate resources Of the denomina-
ton. Moreover, We do not like to reflect,
when reading the excellent publications of
the Methodist Book Concern. that on tha
paper used in printing the IS Pilgrims Pro.
gresa," for instance, M Goodenough nh
strncted a covert and unwarranted com.
mission large enough to impair
An nstonished and gaping expression to the
couptenancc Of the good pilgrim in
every one OF the excellent nni
tAssctul illustrations. Such facts tend K
aho~ that great religions noneyed corpora
, 1869-09-24


tho.s = Bitshten nieny ~ ksfnfen oi T. es.e.
Msfe H. ,axeaic fnfc wh Whcs NJ - can p. rn
nsedle. q Il. reesure t. !: % I'd tcits q his Do
IN he Tsssss ci thss STEns * ai,oSr y III
an erent IA the history Of this State onty e1
'ee IL " tnn eieeos1s et INC sAs WE'LL"
Hnrnttnv or III. tcI,d - Aroe. ~. c. ,,.,,
Pioneer Of the ga saTs:
Whea the bcotas broke on Sunday n}sht quite q
T. = Gf X = s1e eagsd 6y nam e. tsnRoJ
aud TnesdAF eTeninE they toe aosisd sway on tbc
b sb% 6s ts r. Si ns = fs1 - r n5Se
Z c. ot u Paal. 5nGaa f fea; j. Desa Z d. nin-
hsafeas r. =. ieeti 4 Cptses laan feet; I'D J..
SWI fcef q ia ioy Te1e ttatbt Il tennsrarT hss;
belonkias e ~ MeO.nn, md ~ hooed they would
I'D ths isfr thus tsYod snsd tse,e eone helole Cu
Ter Co.'S ss i about SO 90. on the abo!e suse5nt
sG Pa n eS ". notf otfi t. III H. s RI I
that Place"
On Monday 1ass, the body Of young man
named A3erh was found IN Hsy Greek, near BED
Wing, under c1tcnm4tancsa WHICH led 70 tha
belief that be vas murdered by uent! Ayefs. An
elder brother, by whom he bad been anployed for
soma time. Nenry was sWorn At the Co-onelx
inquest, xpo testified that he had not eeen his
brother for thsec *eefs.r As1E hia e1aN,in4t,on
he waI otdered under a.1eat BY the Coroner.
- NIsaoral-
a Virginia patent medicine dealer went TO st.
Joseph with a 1lnlmeut which he claimed would
cuTc al earthly lla lie hired N old maa 70 czaN1
upon dusches1 declaring that he had been cEtp-
pie for ten years. The quaek pretended to bathc
the limb Of the hired cripple, gho then threwawsy
hs crutches aud ran scfosS the s1eet. Tue
doctor" soon h1d not a bottle OF hh stun feft
Al st. 1osepht on. the evening Of the 17th,
Sne ID FISH was going up Hobtdou1 street. return
lpS Hom tue SAundefa ao1se 10 the la1L when be
n1et negro having on ha shoulder the platform
nt the RastoHB, which u rome ten foet long BY
three IN width he At ooee hated the rnau aud
aafed him Mhat be was About. You zee, boas, I
feta eee It lin CAT. and my hog pen 'alnt got no
eorert Fas the response. Ne slso srsted that be
eM tefnrn1og nom eharch when tho Structure
caught bis eye, stantiEg against the front wall,
and he " thonght a how 1t was good for nufln.r
sKsaAskA
C. u. WhAey, Late Cnlted StaGes Indian Agent
Mt Columbus, died IN that city on tue 18th. Mr,
". had long been prominently connected win
Sebrasta politics.
KANSAS. ....
,.,1 eess Count during @ a' hsa w1.
1.,s.,,s I,... .s - up los u'ai oelote Es4
ANs - .te s.A. "-.' q e.e.A ID" petHe
s a. s9,s Of m s s sas .aa a' Of
foT,f,t,~ I,nt ,ba a.ra,dsnt .,n,t.s,,a, ~
nsa ws eunaei M h. eo.as: upon II.
es s' ss Sfs 70 x Win ns spsa g'a ss ,.s st be
called out to The squire o. thr o,poste sds ; shs: az
he mass nave >u.uce. The slu!ro, however,
couldn't spread out his court sut1lcleas to cover
the csc md so discharged nL prisoner: who
swan homewnzd rejoicing.
sss,es, : IN noted noIselhiei' who haa murdered
TWO men oot escaped justice, ~as shot and killed
~, rer+ ,r M sts.s -, Nv ~ .r.. II.
, 1869-09-24

It's St Louia Rtpu5ha1aol the 9otn Eays: An
exclusion parry, sonpEts.z nxa. asaslnsnssheA
. sneTsal train from spingde]l These gentle
ner, otiee1s anJ s.oeshSSeEs ta tae Lake Shore
Michigan southern KA:aaJ, and the Toledo
a rtEeJsl toar OF lEspetton Of the soa1s and
property OF those llaes 2 anticipation Of thetr
nendtnT consolidation, hey coMe to this city
FNh = Siek Of exanlnkK t1etr proposed depot
IL.ss-ippl Railroad, ufea grounds they de-
Decatur eadJ Ia the apyoachiag spring. The
ennsoltdste+l .ozd, - she known u the
Lake Shore, Chicago Wahash Railway
Company, viii be coIsptmate,l about The 18th
of Ocloos5, and VII :snhzaeo the following
11Les: lake Store / H.p:91a Southern Railway
Ceppsny; Toleco, Wahah 4 We4tern Railway
Company: Decatur EasSt Louis Railway Co,u-
nary. u.npe route I aao2t l,sa0 ct!es in
Iepgtb. The Eetat-f i East y LOUIS Railroad
5et remains to b. cotnpleet. M Rt.ltcgUl uh.ca
is row prcer cnttsacr ne e1sasAoa"1sl lett yes
te1tay TOT Springfield"
, 1869-09-24
POLITICAL,

Tna Montgomery tA3a.> Hnis ID author!ty for
the statement thu. Ex-Governor lanes L Or, IN
conjunction With others, II "quie;ly Sentertz1uS
and WhlEeEsx1ng South Carolina"
The Richmond fyA} Enquirer anI Eranstaer op-
poses an early election OF United States SeuatorA
1t wanth more Disabilities removed that the cholce
may not be 60 restricted ~ now,
Brick" Pomssoy threatens to urge the WORK
ingmen Of New York To Join In revolution 70
wipe cut every pondholder In that city, nnd
level his place Of business OF residence TO tae
dust
Several Independent papers In California are
advocating the election Of the Republican nouf'
uees for tho Supreme Beech, on the ground thhe
ttey are the beet candidates, and political tsaues
ought not to enter INTO a todlcssl elecslou-
The Republicans Of Mercer County, Ill, havs
made the following nominations: Judge. Joshua
BruDe1; Clerk, John r. Diliey; Treasurer, lsaac
y. Dunlap: Superintendent Of Schools. Frederick
". Livingston; Surveyor, Vim. b. Frew.
oIe OF the orators At Coppeshead Meeting In
PennsJIyanla, eulostzed Asa Picker In the course
Of biographical sketch, and, among other heroic
oeeds of hi. life, mentioned hs leap from the ca1
ren1ers bench to the deck Of a canal boaf, IL the
following words: tHe became farmer, aud
then , carpenter; but the cafpentcrs plano was
too slow m instrument for the push that HaS In
him. He became navigator On the canalcs
l1e Sackto1 w akdndGTo Gays tl0I "nen oam
Cay was at about the middle Of hts speech at
thai p1acs ne tried to be very antic. lie jumped
up nrd down, cracked hit lists together, sno1tea,
and thought be was quite witty. All at once hs
stopped and told the drummer to play little un-
III be stepped behtud the curtala and meuded nls
dInwe1A, a. he had bursted them
The LouiaylIle cou1ier-Journal the leading DEM
ocratlc organ Of the strongest Democratic State LII
,he Union, fquinta 81 repudiat,on IN this way:
ADulins the war the North incurred debt md tho
Stuth Incurred debt The North and the South In
t.9 cd their atbtg n equaIly coed tah would BE-
Itlnnar* he in the koTh trsudfate her debt Was It
bLEnrAee In ler compel the South TO rrpudlAsc hers
Il hnupfaRte tn one party 70 conpe! aootheF party II
dc uhat IL d. hoporabief HAs the Softh. by
prt!<nk Southern repuaiaton, petpetEatrd great
dshonos the EepndlAon Of hAf nw debt WA2ld hc
j. ], Kinds, late Radical candidate for Congress
In Alabaua, hss contested the seat Of ". c.
Sher1od, Democrat, who was elected. Kinds al
leges that tuo thousand negro Toters were pre-
vented from voting for him by Intimidation and
violence, and also that Sherrod Is not eligible to
scst IN Congress because his disabilities we're re-
moved pror to the ratification Of the Fourteenth
Amendment. Hints claims that this raises a con.
stituttona1 question ns to whether the disabilities
Of any person could be legally removed prior to
tue passage OF the FouEtecnth Amendment 50 a.
10 eutltle such person 10 seat In Congress.
, 1869-09-24
TIE INDIANS.
Statement. OF General 1xaxen.

4tVAN AA*& ~Sa$ ANH4 AAfH'~s%44s 31FS- A@~
General ". = Hazeu, commander OF the H'lt-
tarJ Department OF the Lower Arkausa., eubrac-
ting the Gamaucne and Kiowa Indian reservations,
city yesterissy, and is stopn1n9 I. the Southern.
He eoes 10 Ohio before bis return. on abort leave
q absence hqt aasng h!s ssa! In the cit! will At
With regnru to the Indian question, which
1ooned up 10 porentons'y = fer months s.uer,
r. Ge0eE n,s .Sd saasa rsa ,ns
IN The tei,ef tha. the tzouote4 are urer, Hni
I'll danger OF my serious dimcu's1es IN bis
moved. The Cheyennts that refused 10 cone
In Whtn pnAhed bJ GtnezA,L Sheridan aud Cus:ar
n.1s eoT ~ se u = SanP Suppl 80 sse
Nj vi md csnsocncs, Wha lid nefer been il ~ &c.
much trouble on Tue bo1sers Of Te1as. have come
in, and ssc On ,hetr resersat!oas a, Port SILL, IL
@ paas ts eda b NE q sa ;as
Mexico. and toutn Of tie Kansas PAcino R7,lroed.
xoo Er1r tntenoed to be located there. The
she to Keep. these Indians o. tneir r reserva.
| uous, although there use nos troops enough 10
sF u ns sss sts IT,
I the rcsersauoa*- Troops enough nave been or
deled ID inst direction, oat It was neceassTy to
Eansas tn order 70 zl.as The fears Of the people
I ron .he srnsthenatd dAsEs1 of nttaesi IRON
sma,i 70 , sts,galiog ; o.aas Sone Of ne entsts
! All are II liberty with their people, win aa.rf-
anca Of god behavior. All The government sup
var Of Fort uaztet, On tte Kanzaa Pact1c Ball
Moderate SUCCESS has attended ssncu,tun,
old habits nd 70 enter upon the aTocations Of
snartuJ. This Is Eeze question of t.sae
and the habits neeessazJ 70 become seif-sastatnlng
| cep, BY tie younger generation. The Old WARRIOR
viii continue to pine IN soElen regret for toe nd
limited freedom fosEnest3 enjoJed u foam.ug over
falo IRE tsih to be ID great plenty toxassas the
Afkanaas, atd, ~ order TO Efauty their lore for
the chase. tes Indians w1loe gEauted petGiss as
itnr! COO nande1 70 u on their annual faIl hunt
The1r are DOW about II, 90 Inotan. conxregzted
On y tFo reservations, the various u1oes NUM-
Cfefennea- 33o
! AMpsnosA. ..--.-..---.--...--.+.-.,. 1,SU
| ap1eAsS.. = .''"s''-.--'.- -
d sddisien 10 he a6o1s fae;s sis a5.ut 80
1ahltshnen1. 1ne caddos came originally from
Loo1fAns. around By sha way Of TeIaa. many
5s.,s aes % ~ Tas Rieoitas afe .he Original M ocs1.
! oeErng Iacar names from the lr1he- ThfT 1--we
| N 1Seo yM2Se9, 70 permAuent, eu.sched honseS,
A. aaa ~ sensssst..eay neat and taay T. tae,E haS
hcaaS which they cnturafe, and, the General ID
lo,ms q tnat. Win simple wants. they have neeu
hunt tsi:e 5eaI. sut sstusa g 70 i sae1 yti1axes Hinge
!osteaa Of moving them from plAee 70 p'ace IKE
ne ner h!apket Indian+ Tne regton IN whlct
Ilenty OF pure water, aud the hmber, though
Ec1fce. Is 1lncIent for pttxent purposes.
essags f ashs%e ,e sa as nssf es,Ss
| rntioIe. 1he administration transferred the feed
| ttR oi The 1ntianf frnm Ipe military comnande;
qrerce va shat an srb,;1aFy sys:em Wis adop;et
without rt<ari to the Kind and q1antltE OF Eaiiou
lha; tad teen deslt oat before, and what the In