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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

Legislation. and ventilated this railroad matter
s. hen ! had finished speaking, Hon. T. !. Phelps
arose AMI remarked that if the people Of Ben
ntSt.u lel imagined that Mr. Harrob would
repeat the -,aly story Of the railroad troubles, !
would never base been Permitted to show ny
I.esss-t face Montpelier You have shown
me today tia, you wish me 10 show my plea
s4rt face 50 there once more, and iii turns ont
that ann ao- elected, l shall show my pleasant
i4ce 20 there as President Of the " Third House
and shall work for the charter (for a.ueE roai
90 Tro-)
This sally vs rseeiyei With "uprtarious
app.ause
Iii. dge 70 Hsa. = L. Miner Of Manchester
a say tLst be was no party TO the Use Of his
name in opposition 90 Mr. Willard in the First
District Sach u, Of his name received his iu-
l's- 81. r,pro5.;iou and in Manchester AMI other
towns in B-auia Con County, where Mr. Miners
fiea age most numerous, Nr willard received
tae foil republican vote
Senator Elma,ds vas among the speakers at
go sa.ha--,--f. E-rab..,tn rally I'm Portland on
Saturday evening.
Yrs Ellen Maria (s.ee,e) Irish. VII, d.-i in
-' WIS me oIlsrs' "''-''''
a C1 Jesh Steele and his wife. Charlotte
S,cs.. grai daughter Of Firhsz and Polly
Steele. great Grand .lau-h,er Of De-. T-.-lh and
Eu-le.h Steele. al which, with Mrs Irish,
were mon hers q the C5arre-a-i5aa, church 10
U.rc.tr---. l.a. Josiah steele was the fssiing
..l.-..., .-....- 49,,
" "
cfF ry i Gee church L-iher b.st8i,S,
,aa -a. a. I.a,shar-b. slys q Dea. S.eee.
.- q. r. f.r -,,l .-..,.-- a,.l r.,.,,.-'
A. Casey. -.e roe,e-s is Ing ln P.lt'--
tr--. . few uce..
,.. In. ---...f... r.,-.
- ~ Nitt q. hanover. .ri-'F morn
l- L.-f F.. h... .u I'D .1i w4. c5u-
....- .-r-. .t. ..-.s
-ir a. % naive % btr"i'A' 'i'-,
d." n 'e-le7e ia ''' ana
-.-,- .-... " 81 AL-''t-. lie
-"e Eer H Amherst H. H.
"-f pre- Ieat oI I-,,'1 ll,a
"i Ht if.el I'D 1870
.'-'i - 81" years ~ A'' aim'i'i''7l".A
-. ----i--,s- i- -.'.-n- im tA'Ie4 ~ h+t,-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

Tas returns show five towns in which repre-
..atatiyes were not elected Greensboro, Gran
vile Loadonlerry, Fletcher and Norwich.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

The subscriber viii seil at cost the stock % gro
cerirs AMI l-1yisi 1ns nov On haEd. Terms easy
: pply 90. and secure good tsrgai7.
tS PERKINS,
Watr 81 between College sot Bank s.
Burlington. sept i--t-G9,SEW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
Bankrupt Slotires.

hlsfRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Tor the District OF Vermon.-In the matter Of
so w. y; Allen, bankrupt in Bankruptcy
60, iiAnt IA bsnkruptcy has been issued by said
Holland, in the County Of Orleans, Of the stare
Of erront In said District. adjudged a Bankrupt
OF any debts, and the delivery Of any Prnneriy ba
longing 10 said Bankrupt. to him Or 10 his
use, ano the transfer Of any property bv
him, are forbidden b. Law. A Meetin. Of no Cod
itors Of said Bankrupt TO prove their Dshts snd
choose one or more Assignees of his Estate will he
held at Court Of bankruptcy. 70 be holden n New
port IN said District, on the nth day Of September
A. d. $50 at 10 O'Clock 4. VI at the Office ofW. ID
Crane. before John 2. Sa-tle Esq. one OF the Rec
listers in Bankruptcy ofsaid Court
VIZ. Il. RAND,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
5-..,,IyGroN AND VICINITY.

,,-..rrsGH sends J. VI. Barnes 10 the Leg
=, s,- the third tenn, with majority
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

r,arsHl1L elected a democratic representa-
..,s BY l5 majority, and the state ticket stood
80 repablicau to las democratic.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
0eu Advertisements.

T TWENTY-FIVE AMERICAN GIRLS
cai find pleasant work. good wases and
tteaty employ u.ent by auDlyiusto
NATIONAL BUTTON co.
sept --dAN-T Essthamptou Ms
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

WE, the Subscribers having been appointed Joy
W tie Honorable The Probate Court for the Dis
t-ict ~ Chittenieu. Commissioners O. receive, eX-
anime and dust the claims and demands u a.. per
sons against the estate Of Dewitt G.. CLARK, late
Of Burlington. in said District. deceased, and
also all cll and demands exhibited ia offset
thereto. and six months from the DAY ofthe date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend 20 the business Of our appointment at
the Probate Office in Burlington, in said District on
the frs, Tuesdays ct November and April next al %
o'clock, A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Ts;ei this .2ih DAY of september, A. D. 1870.
& rI II : : = yr y, Commissioners
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

kenne's fain-hiilinS Magic Oil is the sure.t cure
Tor rheumatism in use. 10 fact IL l. a-ood to eure
any sind Of pain OF lameness and 1t is clean and De-
lc.ous % use. q" j. works liEe a charpu
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

HIrTING HIM WHEN HE's Dowx.-A late
Paris despatch says the efforts Of MeAIshon TO re-
lieye Metz were frustrated by the delay coca
stoned by providing for the safety Of the En-
peror and his baggage This is absurd on th,
face Of it, but the lion is dead and may be safe
", not to say usefully, kicked
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MrRoN MoRSE.s EsrArE.

STATE or VERMONT, } To al persons con
- 800 . 90 rer-esl ~ the Estate O..
O's'"iO' " Oni' SS-N Hvr1n uoIse, late Of
Buriingt,n in SAID District deceased,
GgEErIyG
Ats Probate Court holden M Burli;.to1. within
and for the District o. Chtjenden Oh tire ih day II
August. A. u. $50 an IysrRUaENr. rurpor.ing 20
he The last WILL and Testament ~ siyr1n afuT-e
late Of Burlington. in SAID D.stric.. deceased
was presented 20 the Cour. aforesaid. for Probate
and it Is ordered hy said Court that the "a DAY o.
Sept 'nh r. A. b I--1 NJ the Probate Cont Rooms in
sad Burlington, he assigned iOr pruv.u. said In
strCtleut; and tina; notice thereof ue gwen % all
persons concerned, by publishing th order three
weeks succ sssvcly iu the Euriiu tor Frcs Press,
a newspaper printed a. sad Burlington, pre-
vious o. the time appointed.
THEREFORE,. you are hereby notified Q Jppe3r he
fore said Court the tine and place s,ore-sid, and
contest the probate ng aid will Il you have cause.
Given under nv htr-t at Buriirgtnu said Ifs
trict. this >gth day of Au-- 81, a. u. l--l.
l0A9w RUSSELL 5. TAFT. Rec ster.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

A GOOD convenient house, ~ithin Few minutes
y VAL 10 the Central Depot. Apply . ths or %
or b. Perkins store Water Street
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

A BLACK AND TAN. answering 90 the name Of
n Alp. he has hare spot on the LETT hind b
and wore c'ilar with the name u Ii. 7 Paige.
Whoever Will give Information Iealtn.tl his re-1v-
cry viii be lad-o ne'y rewarded.
Ed. r. PAIGE
Sept l}-!ttSE.E CentrsI pepot
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

SPOTTED LINZ DorINoEs.- The teeth soon become
speckle1 II every deii.ensnt Is not removed from
them every twenty -four hours To DO this efiectu-
ally, there Is nothing Ike SoEodont. Il literally
render the enamel imperyious ant iadsstructible
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

Across TIE L1EE-The R2ms1 catholic
Church at Malone was destroyed by fire, Oh she
4th. about an hour aftc- the clos. OF morning
service. The building was almost new, and cost
So, 900 insurance only S9.Go3. Ehe cause Of
the FIRE is unknown.
The Clinton County Agricultural FAIR VII be
held in Pittsburgh. commencing Oct. 3ih.
The Essex County Fair will be held st Wet
port. SEPT, 9th, 18th and 23ih
The citizens Of Csuton, S.. Lawrence County,
$1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction Of
the incendiary who sat the recent FIRE in thst
village
The recent camp meeting in Peru vas largely
attended It held over the Sabbath.
The next session Of the Pis;tsburgb District
Ministerial Association Is to be held III IVES,
Chazy, Oct. 18th.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

TIE SUBSCRIBER Offers FOR sale the fallvv *
! real e.:ste, via
His Hone Farm continuing rs scres Z laui. good
supply ~ choice fTuit, good Young Sugar orchard.
Sugar House B1f hTtu a. n modern Improvements
tIr making sugar Running water A. the tarn5 fo-
ne s-9cs D-s--ic; school High scroll an1
Surch within three filrths u mile sll Two
Cheese Fd,tories with In w miles Locat-5u plea
ant near the centre a: Wsllist01
Al-oa Wood ana T mher LIT II s. acres. ard =
Pasture % - a-res 3 % acres " q
The above described .Gts can be old SEPARATELY
or together Alo the stock sud to0's with The farm
u desired F. farther particulars enquire Il the
suhscril-sr on the pre- ID o..
E.CHAPIS.
WilAFtnn. VI, Sep; 9Th. i,-0-2hGvtf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

REAnsBoRo, Bennington County, with Re
publican majority on the State ticket Of g. elect
tel democratic Representative majority no;
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
BTRLIN TON. VERNON
The Americas BrOiIer.

,Pat July -. 10 and october ls .s6s.
iBs FINEST CULINARY INVENTION OF THE
A5E
Emhodyin< q PLAZA ant cheap u-eu,i
ALI THE PRINClPLE3 INVOLVED II THE
PERFECT bROILING or MEAS
Operates upon the e--sntisl natural principles I
n7otng meats % perfection. prevents the eSclI =
nutriment by evaporation. and retains al the rich
juices and delicate fsvor-Hhich mostly lost IN
all other Broilers. or hy toe process % Frl NJ
brois n less IAN BAR tts TINE requirsd ~ Al
other and COOKS the eat perfectly uri,orn, leaving
no burned or raw spots
Does away with al smoke and smell 81 .rease
requires no preparation Of IRE and maf e. r Hing
heretofore 20 yexstiJus the Quickest and Eascs5,
as II il the Healthiest OF ali Mod OF Cooking
Meas.
Br1ils equal, vol over coal or wood ansNc-~
for all sised stove or range opennEs and -4ualiy
good for Beefstsak, Chiesea. Ham. chop. Fish and
Oysters.
It 4. not onl,
GUARANTEES
10 Ia each sni every claim above set orth. bus 70
any DO; sat -lsd alter trial,
TIE MONEY WlLf. Re REFUNDED WITH
Gil Re- BOTH WAYS.
Dealer, rhrou gbaIt the city and country sre in
tied 90 order on these terms families o. test It
Tor themselves with the certainty OF lis costing
the.n nothing, u not represented
Each Brniler viii have the authorized Label At
taohed, with the Trade Marx, American Bruilor.
s;n nped thereon.
RETAIL PRICE ONLY S.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
Now for sale in Boston, by the house heIoz
named, in halt dozen AMI dozen packages who will
be responsible 70 the full extent OF the above guar
antees for sll BrOiioTs sold by them.
FULLER, DANA i FITZ.
no North Street. Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

There is no doubt 'hrt 'he President fully in
tended. ill within few day. past, 70 BE here,
bu: lis time mus: necessarily Pc somewhat uu-
certain, ia view Of the NUMEROUS calls upon IT,
Since We cannot have Gen. Grant gc uu-t He
content with an exhibition which g, would DO
him. OF any man, good TO see
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
Health AND pCoNoNY.
IN aTAI.ITY.

= - Lily.
Prepared from different kinds u Coiee, the is
vlr- Of which mingls hsrm9ri0usy Together. Pat
up 10 Japan Tin Cans Bsrrel' Hall Barrels. AMI
Boxes.
WRIGHT j.iLLiES l BROTHER
2i2. 225 : - Warrington Street. New York
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
FOR BOLIVIA.
Via al. Thomas and Para.

The ean,hip w TTRBETT5, u Leonard.
Commander, will sal October fs-. and each second
month thereafter.
32l cree Of Land aud Passage for 400.
Cabin Far. inclu@.as meas. sir1 god or lie
equivalent
Those who 30 OUT by this Steamship Q, settle VI
receive a-u acres 90 and. A. Tree -nt rom the
C. mpany- Full par icuiar. vii he ssnton applica
tion
Apply II the a-sre Hi-hy e.. B ston. or % BA-
htR HUELbJT. Al -outA ST. NeW work.
A y. Piper
Sen - fvr { d.. rfr a. f~fa
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

= THRItrY GERuAs GENERAL - Touching
champagne q very drou Incl Zen, hes been rels-
;el-,he irol.est that had come across since
this irclry war began. when ,le Prus-ians
occupied Pon,-a-Nloussor, the German general,
according to the sweet custom Of bis nation. sent
for the mayor. All demanded ratioas for given
hunter Of his men The acquisitions wound up
with a demand for Eve hun !rel bottles OF cham
payne With tears in his eyes the municipal
fuuctionary protested that there was NOT 50 much
champagne TO be obtained for love or money in
Pont-s-Moussou dare say he spoke the truth;
but FROM sad experience, can youoh for wine
Of one vintage being very plentiful NJ P1nta
M0ussOn-to Wit, the uistisst Bordeaux ever
sold out OF a tenth-rlte guinguciie en- the extc-
rior boulevard. The Prussian general was %
placabe man. and did not lose his temper when
the mayor told him that he Was short Of Neuve
Clicquot and Roelere-. - I0u must pay, he
said, simply and the mayor hasteuei TO hand
over an equivalent in cash for the uon-forlhcom-
ing " iizz So d" Dast is, sch0n - schrecklich
schon," pursued the general and nov. II
you like, Mr. Mayor, As you may be called upon
again for similar srtic'e, TH sail you some
champagne. l captured fifty dczen from the
baggage Of Marshal Mc}lah0n, at WoeFth, aud
they are all yours at ten francs a bottle" The
Mayor Of Pont-a-N oussou-which should hence
forth be called Pont-a-M ousseux-has not since
been heard of.-Loaaon Telegraph Cor.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
Yfr Establishments

Use HOFf'S MALT EXTRACT for General debll-
ity, Loss OF Approximations ipation Indigestion.
Dyspepsia, etc Hod's Malt Extract Is beverage
which is derived from an extract Of barley malt
produced by PECULIAR process and mixed with
certain bygienic Ingredients whereby a compound
obtained which. account 81 It's avigorating an.
healing qualities. particularly in 4 general
debility and cOnsumptvs alta Ks. nay properly be
termed Beverage Of Health.
SOLD 81 ALL DRUGGISTS AND GROCERS.
NAiilsNST ~ co.. 81 Greenwich ~ v y.
. SOLE AGENTS FOR UNITED STATES. KTc.
Sept7--d&W2g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
CHILDRE RI FOR THEM"
GETTING Up CLUES.
Great sasIc1S to Consumers.

Plr.iss enquire how 60 eet gp clubs ou- answer
t. send fIr Pre-, i,s- a.. 4 JlCn fra sil- aeon
uanv % with .ui ifre,i.s -,i14 sing are >tyirg
L. consumers alI renucaEstiye g. club organizers.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA co.
81 y - VESEY STREET.
p. 0. Box JG.. NEW Y0Ek.
sept it-fd&wiF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
BOOK AGENTS WANTED FOR
John Coughs Autobiography.


John * Coughs Autobiography.
e. he best selling and most popular book now be-
~ III us people We wnul call toe attention espso
i - VI tx i'-rlenred agents to this work. EIcu
- territory gwen and saary paid to thuse who
f eie', or iar4e cHumissiou For PARTON srs. ai
SIess me 'uhli,hsrs. ELL, NICHOLS co,
9F''1-"e-'' NasS. Aug 25-sdAwiH
DlARhHE, DYSENTERY. CHOLERA NOR
y bt , CHOLERA, SC. certain and iInmeais ate
Tnlo- heSeihaas formerly Eelpeau'si Diarrhe.
neuVi'' usel Sith unftil'ng success since the ChOi
er4 pt - =; 500 ny druggist. generally Prepared
only by HEGthAN co Nes YORK..
GOLDEN Hill INSTITUTE. Bridgeport. Conn.
~ -och@ol ear begins sept. 21 Pr circulars
apply u the Pm -ipsl REv. q. B. DAY, n A.
INVENTORS A ha%s p, E%s1 -.
emf, i9y Ninth -, Washington, D C.. for ADVICE
A PPLE PAIRING. CORIVG AMI sIICIYG Ma
n thiNE-lakes turn Of the crank ~ eaeh
appie- sold 1t y res. VIII ~ sent on recent ~
3 30. Address D. II. %HlTTEMOkE, worcester,
DR. CHADNAN'S CHOLERA SYRUP Cure, Dys-
IL ent ~. Diarrnsa ard Sumner Complaints OF
Children. Price 50 cts. GEO. MUORE Proprietor
Great Falls, y. II. sold BY all Druggist
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16

CHAs-EUss D'ArRIouz-A newspaper CORES
pendent describes the Chasseurs d'Afrique, whom
he saw near Cha'ons How many Of these ser
ticesble soldiers remain. since the disaster 10
NcMahon's army. we 10 not know. This Is
what the correspondent says Of them
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
VERMONT STATE ELECTION.
Vote FOR Governor and Representative il,
Congress
First Congressional District.
ADDISON COUNTY.

7fW77E'''N NVNNIIs
For Gov. For NC.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-01-06

The LABOR MARKET IN NEW YORK
The New York .Sur says there i,
great distress among the cigar makers
OF that city. One of the heaviest man
sfaeturiag frms, it says, has discharged
at least 1000 hands within the past
three weeks. Other trades aud bust.
nesses. however, are suffering in like
proportion. IL adds:
Owing to the unsettled condition OF
the gold market the wholesale clothing
firms whose employees in this city are
numbered by tens of thousands, have
almost entirely ceased anutacturing
goods Tor future sales Previously, il
has been the custom of these manuiac.
turcrs to improve the winter months in
making up goods for spring aud summer
sales, and this custom has served to
reudcr this season of the year one of
prosperity for the jourueymen. This
winter, however, affairs present an Gu.
tirely different prospect, and instead of
a steady flow Of work and few lille hands.
we find hardly sufficient business being
transacted to employ one half of the
operatives. The same is true of the car.
Peaiers, bricklqyers, laborers, eeopers
and others, thousands Of whom have
been Obliged to leave the city jp aues,
of work in other localities" ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-01-06
The Dead Of the Year 1889.

In the neurological list Of the year
1869 it seems as IL the losses Of our
country have been unusually heavy
Two at least Of the present active gen
Grafton OF American statesmen-ltnw
Inns and Stauton-dicd while gratitude
for their past services was still fresh,
aud the hope Of their future usefulness
was unimpaired. Fessenden has passed
away. leaving a vacancy in the Senate
which will long be felt OF political
leaders less eminent in official position
we have lost Henry j. Raymond; and
among politicians Of past day, whose
Influence had measurably passed away,
Time has been unusually busy Ex-
President Pierce, ex Attorney General
Bates, cx Secretaries Bell, Guthrie,
Walker and Toucey, ex.G Governors Fitz-
patrick Of Georgia, Pratt Of Maryland
and Pickens of South Carolina, and that
curious relic of a by gone political era
Joseph Ritner, sometime Governor OF
Pennsylvania, also ex Governor Grason
of Maryland These are among the
best known OF the host who have been
gathered to their fathers during the
past twelve mouths The .oSs OF Euro.
pean statesmen has been much smaller.
IL England Lord Derby aud Lord
Stanley Of Alderley; in Spain, Gen.
Dulce; III Russia, Prince Menschlkotf;
IN France, Marshal Neil aud Iroplong;
IN Turkey Fuad Posha, are the most
distinguished of the dead, and few OF
these exercised vital influence upon
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-01-06

lSDfAS OUrRNGgs ~ TgNAs.-Tbe TEXAS from
tiers seem to have been surrendered almost
completely to the COmanches and Kiowas The
military authorities who control the State are
too much absorbed in limiting and arresting
CITIZEN, trying them by commissions, and
guarding them in stUckades, to bestow any at
tenti0n on the redskins, and the consequence
Is that the frontier Is actually rcceding and
shrinking before the unchecked irruptiOns Of
the sayages, The San Antonio Herald saws
there have been more depredations on the
frontier of Texas, more families outraged, more
murders committed, and more horses driven
away by the Indians, during the year now
closing than in any other year since the cupola
OF the brst mission church on the San Antonio
greeted the rising SUM-" The savages boldly
venture within twenty miles of large towns.
and. camp quietly in the neighborhOod, while
lesurely pursuing their robberics. Why this
state Of things should be allowed Is perhaps
partially explained by the fact that they sell to
the military traders, who la turn sell to the
government the very horses stolen from the
Texans. II the Indian incursions should be
broken up by vigorous campaign, this profit.
able traffic would be lost-and that, the Texans
believe, Is the explanation OF the apathy OF the
troops. The San Antonio Herald adds:
"But what bothers and chagrin our people
most in these outrages is, knowing the fact that
these fat, black, thieving cut throats that are
monthly r0bbing us OF our stock, numbering
our citizens, outraging our mothers and daugh-
tiers, are actually fed, clothed aud nOurished
upon the government reservation; and that
their stock is thus driven away and sold by
these Indians often to government agents and
employees-and that a large aud profitable
trade has thus sprung up. These indians get
back upon their reservations in time to draw
their monthly rations, and they sell these horses
for six'shootcrs and government arms aud am-
munitisn, and then start out ON another cxcur-
sion. These horses, that they sell for tribe,
are then sold by white villains for from fifty to
one hundred and fifty dollars head"