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THE cDHTEMFT CARE.

The Ertning Pest calls cur attention to |
s letter addressed to General SAlomon and
signed by nunbe, Of individuals in this
city, nclearly ooudeunirg tho malicious
slsuders Of Tee CHICAGO TRIBUNE We
baye read this letter, and We find that 1t is
written to express the deep regret Of the
eierers 4'nt the action which the Supreme
Court have thought ii to be their duty to
take in reference to you1 [sllomon's1 diso-
bedienco Of the perenptorJ wit Of mand''-
mus issued February II, 1863" Following
this is an obscure reference to "csrtAsn
psrties." Whether wc are included among
ctrssin parties is matter Of no conse-
quence. The question under consideration
Was question os law, and the supse'ne
Court sitz to decide such questions Any
reD1oof shich may be administered BY ces-
tain pa,ties to certain parties over the
shoulders of the Supreme Court on qaes-
tiou o. Inv, ~ill not hurt them much
We bcc to remend the EreEin1 Post
that. when The Supreme Court fued General
6alomon for contempt, they were not aiming
TO 1epienish the State Treasury, but to
punish hirn personally for an offence CON-
ruitted by him. They were not acting
~ the capacity Of tA1-colccsosa, but
- Judces. For the Board Of
a-n.r.;sors to coma forward and votc
~noncy ont Of the public treasury to relieve
Cancrs, Salonon from tie personal puniah-
Mont imposed upon hin by the Court Is
r,netition Of the contempt, and ought to os
to1,oved b5 tho attachment OF all tho mem
Ie1x Who voted for 1t.
II tho Supervisors IN thef anass1aoh
.,n,c;tv. q. the signers Of the letter o
condolence, wish to make oona1'oa ~
their own funds to General saiomoh, 'net
d. Is no objection to their doing 50; %.
vote public money IN public manner a7o'
.51r 10 eou,ieract and Offset the ,udgmen
of he SUPREME Court i deAanee Q. sos
tribunal Of which the Attorney s1Snes'
xhould st opce file an information. suppo
o.ca County Clerk in The Stats, fos the pm
pose Of curr5ing local favor, should taxe
into his head to make ont the tax lists III
less rRie than that prescribed BY lxw, ant
uhea tso Supreme Court directed them
roske them out 1t the higher rate, shou'
disobev the nadndazaus. Then suppoao III
~. county authorities ahould vote publ
,o,ev 10 pay &heis dueR ali around VII
~on,d become of the State revsnuss7 a.
ronla there be any such Thing as Law, Or
xpe4 for Law, lefts -
We caro- nothing about General salou
E, this business. We arc perfectly Will
th.s hts friends should give him tho w
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TIE Fifteenth IlunaA RI xisoens VII hare = re-
untJn at Frpepo1t, Nay - On Which oscason Col
onel T. J. Turner viii delive1 Au 4ddrnaL
TIE wife Of D4y1d Pollock, Of DIX, xxve birth,
On the night Of tna I'd ulG, to txias weighing
tHeIve pounds sptecs.
TIE GalanA G4ex&s4 Of tho Tth Gsya: "Neazt1
Joseph Bell aod Jamea F1anklto hATe reccotY
struck htavJ mineral On xroxnd sttaAted about
tn1eo milos ncztnweAs Of Bnnll1n1rv, and balonx,
lar TO Sns KcCoy satata- Ttess dt&11nxa ase on
tsn o}d Mccoy Eaoke, from which l,boo 80 pounda
Of rnipcfN was raised They ara noK tAf10Z ou'
1aooo pounds Per DAY, and taere u no pro'pse'
,nss the mineral x1u k1Fu sot tos long hns te
eone. Tnsy hare atready rsissa 1so,oco Alder.
son IND Kesseu ouea had aoma ueaty d8ztnEs o.
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avnAefoxo Msrewy II tte ID saJp.

Tna saavnaesoxn Asrrxrp II sne ID sa1b.
On Wednesday night, shcai nc!oas, Samuel
Il. DoEru, living AoouI ot . mills veal Of RquaHJl
a; "sniTs O. wsanssas; .iseosn r. Co., ~ - Ga
Eel1hper from Hstdin County. named Dr. os4I
ytn'eo him snd took lsse diuoeri ssJpE hs asd
hen 70 Kentucky o. y1nF, aad nad coma out Of
his direct routa homo IN order to soe how p,ss1s
and ns faulty VEN getting o. He declined /
him, Who 1esc sait1ng Ii Eqaaiity. About 8 |
to oea, Ds: Clay saled 2 ps.tis g es9e
rot tns< and on,1 vaated ID ~ i. vofd "a hin.
p'tE f. = a.t'ssa
snIoosh - h.od "a iaie IL .eaa@zn: O., - |
eers IL pulsaiI boris i ssid cisy sad no no. osuse
he1 pae 81 y o1e. O. s ous oas
su'pected OF betn9 ssnp1scated with Clay -wAs ~
o.sa e e ~
mtn eaves xtte ind several sna1i children IN
great desnntlon"
Judge J. B. Hlck1, Of Manac Caunty, xod
prominent citizen Of Southern llltanls, died tag
days ago, Axed ~ Jeazs.
IOWA.
Thn Hon. Rufas D. Cla.te, the latelJ deceased
senntor from Jane6vtlle. Btemcr County. wsa
born IN Connecticut and at the time Of his death
wa1 nea1lJ ii years Of age. He Wa nau Of
EoTo than ordinary endoNmenta. A. P1ttahQr9
Landing. his he1olam IN attempting to save tbs
1te Of Governor Harvey vh1le drn xnisg, attracted
attention and praise Wisconsin besowed uoon
him Surgeons commission for thu ACT SpEs his
feeble health would not a,low him to nae 1t. II
1855, he 1eroTed 70 Charlel City, Iowa, sud In
1868 he retired to hIi farm II Jtuesv1lle and 1t
the lsst election was chosen Senator for tue DE-
,r.ct eonposed Ct tic Counties OF Bremer, BuLer,
a1d Gru1dy.
At Des Nosnes Int veet, \ railroad company
w1z orgAntxed under the nane Of "The Iowa
Midland Railway Company" Tae inltiA potuk
10 Clinton, tha line from there to tAfa nuftr-
vettezu eou1se through Asquotetz, An&noRa,
Vlnton Ard GruudJ Centre to Hdora; tnepca On
to the Missouri BY route 10: 70 be chosen Colo.
| mel 8aaW. OF AnA1o3s, W2& chosen President Of
the company; John Porter. Of Eidora, Vics Pred
dent: VIM. I. Coan, Of CInton, Treasurer, and
MI. Spence, Of Clinton, Secretary. The Davenport
Gdsetes, speaking OF tho company. esyr: "Tnis,
undoubtedly. IL a Cltntor-El6ors movement 10
hsad Oh the Babrls, AckIey and Dakota ofganixt-
tion recently tnsdt1ted. The zhoF II now tha1
4nere will ba N iaterealing dsht among the local
inttr1u along the respective ltueA'
The st. C12lfxrule {Ohin) Gdxttts RaJs: " The
! m1nJ friends OF Mr. 8. T. Booker and his aoeou
pi!shat vile, now 1eaidnnts Of Iowa, bat formerly
Of this place, Win no doubt be pleased 70 lear1
tnst although her Jounseas child vas but II
AsE hrshAnd with uiplets, III three females, esoa
weighing four pounaa. Tia mother and TWO o
ths children arc doing well Tbs third Is deal
| 1NDnrA+
TWO marriages cAme OF In Warren last week, u
| which both br1de9fooms Wete named Smith
County CLERK Smith tssued tho license, and Rev
J. L Smith performed the ceremony.
NEEoNsIh.
lobbyists have btcone 10 nunezors III the Wis
I fRp{H1&frrA fhR feffnW1HU fhnfcttn1
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TIE cosr OF THs M0RNAL scHoo1


Agar ago, when No warned the Board
Of Boperrtson against the Normal School
job, We suggested that 1t won1d cost the
county 5000, 900 before It Was completed.
Persons interested In the speculation 40
oused us Of ignorance, prejudics, false
hood, And stupidity; but tho facts more
than auatatn our prediction Thu county
has already expended on the institution
nearly 91oo, 600. and tho architect told the
board, on Tuesday, that it would cost be-
tween $50, 600 and 995, 900 moro to randcr
it ct for occupancy. Hers Is what Was
said:
Supervisor Gibbs, "HoH H1uch will It take to
untah the nutldnE 70 Shas It will b ready Tor tho
scnt lar. snst =, rs elaalng ~ ex11as needed1"
ii s-r woQtd cost aboat 81, aoa
up e. 70 tss 'ss ssssn az a. 81 psS
abooI the hou1s without fc1f OF being 6ro sned I"
Mi. WtnohesL "Fsou :, ,ooo 70 s.. a.eoo."
Putting the aggregate cost Of the institu-
ton at SeoO, ,000, We hsve an annual tax, to
pay shs interest on the debt. Of $4,000.
Its maintenance will cost 81 II goo additional,
making an annual charge 10 the county oi
s25, 600 and fof what At the utmost the
school will tarn ont twenty porsons eaoh
year competent to tesch. Being competent
to tesoh, they viii seek employment whale
they can get the best wages, and, as teach
ers are psld less than the average rate o1
wages in the country towns of this county
these persons will move of. The result
will Be that Cook County win be paying
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Thatox Of knlRnta FetIy CA, Aas 4 heu
which nas adop'ed litter ef pnpp.ra 8so tFeA'a
ther. 10 fas a. they VIII nQox ~. ro, e1aauJ nko
tlocd Ct ehitkeps,
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ssroe, fast Jn1y. AID for. vh,oa .tao
1s;stss: sn1 rns sseesa ros a.ea
oplete; bus sna naf1auSo u poudsed 10 inelaaa
no n a'n ~ 9sta o 5oi;, lses, .xs man xs.s ~
txeted hY Indtans ntar Bsntop; bosa dled: tns
Indiana 1ete PMEans. Tnelr setscf ~ niaaaes
q re bore r. 1ntaoa a nnna nv snq ~ 1sss q
Beutcu, Tao auapec.ed 1ld,ans sefe Also tnaen;
III i doaaled xnather Their IA plcioas xafS VAL
n iss ssz!J p.tt Of Auxus. asy tr.n oe!oc9-
lrr 10 re copif1otot ttr Camp Cooae, HAa ~.
feeI' ara AZ fe1r Bed of eauis 1ore dIlIta Cd.
Tnti occurred u EaRte Greek.
IN tne eniI pa1t q Ansass. oata s11 fisaant
| sna7. a 1Rht tnok pt.ce beleeoa ahA tesmAteFs
| Ean t,Iicd and INenty o1e7. Tue .tdAns ioss
four lA1ed snd tWo Wonedfd. The oo1tos x& TIA
~! q I'd Aaeas .nr.rtour poe. valuable
s.oct, Eero stolen NON tne EAl as1ttone o..etea
| Fdlt SHAW and Benton. mud eetMeeo dalenA aau
lSse nnens of Nj. Pail neer Dls1a,on Agent Of
i1e stsge company, p see sso W Tnese os aerss e.
.ss.. = ~ q uas aes IL
the remainder NeEe rortn OF sne llne. 70 Hele
.spotea g ne u possssa1 ot ~ aaonoa nan
and IT. Mountain Aoufe.
on lhe 11ta Of Araus,. Nj. Clslke Eas mor.
Hs!szn H's sou V,a aiso snot aud lets tor dsad-
Nj. C!arte wa4 kil!ed By Peters Pttgan 11dtau.
WOMAN. 1S" Bssr Caief, Biscf Weassi. Bszlea ..
Back b ar. ana tsepty other tna'ans OF Aouc-
, tain co,ss i band, weEo believed % hare ossa
present On Tie occsson Of she murder. Tnu eseut
. il pronab ] co1reeny described By General De
, Tronsland rs uneeaole 70 family q1a1TeiA Yet i
i. alsrn ed tna tatueIa Nj. ca1ke xas well known
citizen, n1d h.s daukhEef, N etucated aEd esuma-
, | bic IonrR lady, had tnaby it1enas 10 neiens
:. Arothef settler MARRIED 10 an Indian woman. J..
, Cabel, haa been tnreAleLed with fate similar 70
. c.a1ke.
]: SID ciiy, e sone seSea ntles ifom Helsns:
p t1s = e. ssegt aa0ss
{ Circumstances appearing aa Z he nad besa fll!ea
g e 2eD ns vo no' 81
Is Cd a. reported, ,htr ssas % oouot Ia n:s nlad
: Arolher cit,zer, wen knoEn 10 Helena, wno sao1
q mp 10 the sRency Win General 5aliy: 10 trf a.o
leatcad shere fIoin tha IrdiaIs that It vas ino "
: ANN tneta taa. Knemter Of one Of shelr tznel
: committed = q utder ttitsla Eagle}
ed ~ Piesaos ts,ote nao 1ti:ed and oce wounded,
d tory 1Ys mits from re Eost Of Fp,t snAs. Tns
:; % bp1 .se pa5sass e ~ss rnsuceesssn s 0 '''-''
4 December Is. the t1ain OF MI. K!sktIdalf. gov.
erlne1t conIscsor fot ttaEspossauon. faatne sup
ueg, Hna raided only thIsJ.nTe miles from Fort
ii shAs b. r'egA1s, who carried on thirty valuable
i eaan Of Gle OF The loxer bands, but iatserly
: run oG nu1tp, named "Wtlte-1uanI Dog III
a soe an.. m.ssiee, Ios,a, ~au.on,,
II destroyed or carried or the property Of Day Z,
J, n,a rancto ii Daephln Rspda They had uxnt
OF sene hours with squad Of sofdess from CAM
4 Cooks. wlth1o adrantsRe TO the 1ss'er.
"a Othcr ntiatka On persons h1vs taken p!aee. hn
they arc not fairly attributable 10 tnese indiana a
too INC following additional losses Of animals a.
I ~ %ti nft 80 re Afs AZ
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Tour3 truly,
fs,red> ". =. SKKzxlN, General.
[Ent.o5ure1
uKNERAL sH1R1pANB 1Hrotr.

Fsun tAe WaaA,a5ion chsu.ieat, 41rfh :.
Tpo dezp2tch ard letters of Leutensn, 4oerat
Shet:dAu 10 GtEefa1 Shtfu.aos Tai.n We pnoIlsned
yetteIdAy, conc,uare1y deIonsuRte rue uEcf
fqlg ai EdrcEG matters with the hoaGle EaraE.s
OF the p1aic1; IN ssct, ahow HAT il wo1ld be
vctRs thAn er10lnA TO 90 10. Tee settlers, rel
fopanI eEouEn. 1e11fd tnamAefTes IN tic iiE1t OF
walts of the government, and theref,re arc eat!-
ted to LatioDal pEotecs1ou- To leave then to
the mercy OF tntu ntndiaa eEetnaeB Nopld conke-
dutpiy be N tot0kt'ce which no EoTeln nNent
could sdrld to toletz.e, scd se toere9orr nspe
tht General Sheridan viii pa allo red to = hu1.
rome Of tnesa xaTsSe oGtlde14 VIC TO-
ieJ, OF cocrse, .o1l5 to the hostile tr!sea
fuia rs Tssh sga The ~ So1erureat, nd WHO sfd. dts
1te to nail ts.r f1eLdlJ FetaEo.1 with the Ehttea
Win xAt4 lAtef c,An let II coatuua the 27akeE
cpEc1atoYy policy, tftaurE them IN feFst Of
ecltehtettd k!nenbss ard ue.ralirT. Tnps Tar
tnis pcl.cy tn lha r41r, has been eEntuenl5 Hac-
rr1tful. 4ad we oeliase HEI YET s1n more fQll5
demorsttxes il Bapzx.o1.SJ nveT a.y.hiEK 61er
Mfofe ar.en p.sd hJ sae garctnuett. Tatre u,
YNnoet do1bt, ha KeEeE. totl clA;9 q lnd!Aas
1tfh whom bk1uEtFercy IL roEoiA c5ndluoa ;
ehesn ractx arc IT ali timer horrfale WITH x1t
natrr snd whoa nses feet arr ever % tue xA:-
tsin. and 10 ih.s clata nnst belong t1s cenas
SEnnse dfeaafc1 Asxoelucs arc ha. htnkad =. IN
III leue1S Of General saendsa. prnted n
opr ilsHe OF yeAteIdaJ- lEh 70 fe1efenee 70 tae
ocerdefs mat General sherA4r speaaS wee %
seva to Geukr1{ SnNkmAns SONS q tae0 may
al hn.t under ny o<detl 6aau countetma1d
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ruep, p,tuetpA.N RuonR tue F:eEans: that thcse,
ss,s on{ e ns
une iSesemoer 70, 10 attenp;it
In Naek .! Ird!au dtstafnau:ea toa Alarm
Of sssacrs or Tor p!u1deE, ra!u11ly leads to tae
circulation OF Il accurs.e snd feequenuy Fud r.
peEts; 80: pe1od q s3sssemenL ss a. pe9ne s
shss III i eatss the dsaasseaea: O noaey. or wAt
Eapesiau, r,sss ssis o The csse ~ne.e sae bull
Na1,,ra Ads e, a1s e. intS!as Iss e
ytsr1 nsse 70 soaot hat th.se nad beer. n Iss
case In question, so1ne slAsn On nc pafs ot tae
ct:zsri tsas ~ saa s3a9 oaS
occurred 10 6e desc1loea iurtner on. which. q
they dd Eos 1u:ly Justify apPrensns1oo Of a 70
neIss," were pe1rf1nele,a Of saen consequence
u 10 71pduce uucb e1Aspersston ana general And
vel grounded tolcstute among tna peo2!e Of nj
In Moiisua, ~ Ia mos: Of CTR o:nsr Teutton..
rhe.e there a1e II dlac1. toere ~ two c!assea o
people: one - taas cf tne e.Eteos M sas,ts1.so u
Ton oi he countlJ, EacJ hsFlng lx1tlle1 ant
permanent coI es tt+re; tho other class 4 ON
ta;o1eh " T,de. sett1osrr'age, &c, Of belonging (
! tna lLd.an s<fvtce. TIE forHet cl1zs u nAs1Iaull
=. 1espscta Ipasn d'sasosnse a, III! ,s
lhrir eatsRe neishb:r.- rnty knos tneJ 80 "a:
! N&t1fA Qb1fC& CT tQEI eEuls4s lucy AAfE AAaAt
lies hun o.. AID foftnce, nj exposed 10 thelr u
| roads: tteT have be-n et!Eesses OF tnelf h3Tia
| buschtf.ee ,hesr brnt4itue4 TO Houe1, Soei I'm
| i.locI,y in deA.lrg xtih Inose tail1ng Into NE
power. The complese 6nojecnoa Ct taa lndiao
Is Absolutely essent1sl To tnetf 4enso o. sec2sl!J
The o:ker elass have generally nos 50 uuca :
| fear trpzn The 1cdtsu& They do no.. - 40 ~
| se:yets, eproech on the Indian l2adA Tae Hadttl
arr their (rterdA They are no: u&els 70 t1aiot
tne1r wont aidn toward the lndiAn DtpI.Aedl
or 10 kckppzedse thn entertaining OF ~! oshe
thsn peactlul l1tentons IA The presence Of IL Gu
p,oJet. Besides, tho uaaets-~eohs n3nnes
Ao1.a pe brote1 Up pJ military operations q hs
| be psy1otaJs eAft}-wond be 10Th "a admit c9u
dlion Of tn,nes calling for such operations Te1
| c1ss leans 10 i ard the fLdtAaf, and voaid oe ~
to II ltss seller OF erl deposition on theft part
Tlsu ths1r 4Fe urp.tnc.pled Abd unkIupulou
reu q Ill clsxses who &peak Aod not Hstnou
rtie,eoce to ruth and right, in pursa1t OF tne
pErR:e snda q the Er1cacat!on oi tteH psA.on.
The t.oors co rot court Indian cA0pasgas
They alo IN I position 70 efuGAo tunte PEAT y!
,as teAl oanst1. Taty xoald b nantsnI az = y y !,
| citrcd 10 trtn ceat eat 70 clzEof A1o 70 g q
ltheiAtt Ia ter Judgments. From tnl ave
4!tJ Of posttton Of lntsftsu ARD Or 1eeanf 1atoi
ally toH d1nerepcsa II opln3oat ana alastet
vte~e pt .ixrta xtwA1x Hxea7 70 b inseoa aed :
controversy. Htuce tho oecs&HU. On ne oofde
| at di4eox eftuE TIE aoarcea and co4toets Q! 3
! | pot u Sfder to aeceEtaia tha teat nnsa IN n
| question pcrts,.inR 70 Indian ArtefA
. Iits rpS deerctd rscesfarY 10 mate pafssc1
NJ spplctt.on Of the fu1eEolnK TO the cletttur
l OF Tic d1czepsne,es e1hlotted in Inc cos1esPo
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-
T1obt1atds report Of DeceMoer Il. to usadqaar.
ten Department DatotA taA From tnla Is e1.
@i1i.sn ~ a5siss IN fiu rr.r.tory nave ASSUMED
iayeraele TO she execution os the p!xn OF sha Leo.
tae Ftsrr'. ta.a could ns7e be:a expec:sd It
th!b eeasou Of the Je1r. ENCOURAGED By the quieI
atutnde OF the military. and the ab1cuce OF ali a9-
Gans ard B.ocds have coma tack lro1 tbs British
| Fosessous. A1d es:Aaltaaed their hsa:i12 cAnp1
II ri a. o Po Il ny
tie Opportunity, and ss1ke as aooa 4, ws nc
;.o zn:1s ~ - ae ns ,nSs,ed ?,
rortotiry eau present t:se!f to punsa tho psr-ieI
gully Q. the nurders and dcptcdA dAsoca con:n4t.ed
sss Bs1a d t. a; e n' II
Gov vsia!n easy reaea ttou here. u sAs
secrrs Of our lnteostosa BE- kept. aod I an
iIorn c1 Suspected. ThtrtJ-ove mll.< o-nlat
Bentcu Z ha:d # P,essas, a. p!see calsee
Wasa n.f ~ ansa y n: p g.
1ould thesc; tneo ~teptrx o,ust bands et PIC
s,S.ssa :. !, or saa 81 as
L Eeee=sasy. sa.nk sa:s vtA 90. ned /
',oa aiu bet oe neoessss1 ~ q orsee he Pissaas ~
| et.ets 10 snch terms II the g7vsome1s Su
'ntnk proper u impose, TOR tae RESTORATION O.
|
| General Sally : co: fefencs E1tn the lodlAvst
ine aErncJ, 1ooF acs On tne 1st tnatant He NM
allosed them sEo NeetB Tor comp'ta-ee N.tl
| rtsfr Premises hsd 1ot expec*ed AoF etlcA
cons Htu.t frpE thtR ccnfeTtrcc. Il ~! ta4
| ust II Tie Ear. General snly himself, indes
TA TOT saIEat1s Of Ary toceak Heae51
no,ntp1 wtu1d conc Of It. Ba
| to:s m7cn NAa ooue: tee 1ndt11s vese d!sArc1.
| f!offned that "fhe EoTetpDcot wA1 tired on
| Win tne rcpeased expressions Of tner people,
Ano had Determined 70 make wax RzA'ns: tnets
tstte otiJ Wy TO project she llvea and proper
Or ,ne Hnltes, and, Ha1red of Whit would iolo'
they Cd tot furnish the EnttAntea Of futuf
Rood conduct demanded p1 tutp, thcJ agreed I
ertc: tie !tst:tutoa Of al TIC R.olea sock The
co9!d Ett, aud 10 TT AID EAre tho murderer
To Ee1fJ aoeouna derived nom ya7:ous soufc:
ps1tsitfrR to The Eaojecu Of trqutEJ. and % n
ffe.a inform aslop ~ 10 wnkt progress VA betr
EAte ~ the Iedt1ns 70 czy1J into efecs ine
p!oE !ses A - tuttf pleaent dlpo'iuoas, md t.
| pAcea Of tae2Hpnent ct tho oono1tnua bands.
cAcafd nessetger to be heat o this 4alsa1. II
| nekeetRtl. who Knew the 1ud'Aas well. 3oom
had nes1d zeceranT Hen spokeu Of, kod Nho na
4 he onddence Of General DeTrpMtAnd. left W
| shaw January 9. and rt&ched the HxeEef On .s
| 1cszu Vhirfy Eve niles fron Fort SlAe} u
rsue dr. 1rd tho Northwest Fur Corp
~ tEHdtrZ pos: {seJsn1J~fTn miles from ~
Shawl TIC reIt dtJs went amouE TIC Inu1os n
A. d she io11o Httk CAY, aod re:urttd JsuntfI 1
FINE trad*cg peat u On the Aafrss RiTer, eesen
! dTe rniieS I1pm Bentopt And about the &aoa q
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But, then theFe II the duty of providing security
I'LL the lives 1nu properly Of the citizens us Mon
,sn: "a - .s9 y, TO .hex to@
:ot fain1e mss,sc.ts Of. meD. 1o@en. sud
SD Of Ise
ceasa1J: To this General De T1ohnand had
goilty ranas as an sI4mple 10 the rest. a 1iew
" ste situation seemed to nc 70 1us,iiJ h.s
opinion. The inhab1tAu1 of Mo1taaa tkd In
| Il diaIA The aEgreszar1 we're perfectly uucou.
uolaoe BY ths 1ndaa Department, vhicn Fad
ttpec1ay called for The s1s'1s&cce OF tho military
| agan. InlIgs wets 9est1nE Eosse; and IL fac:
eH ptrtles sero actually ous as IN . line. &c .u-
eei,ed sier len fort sns1. tnforaed ms IL: Il
no Jus: peaio rrtn Nj. Eaatnau At Bsn!oa, Ene
nc tso e oa
q astsei On neAleys party, hunting buffalo OF
E.g:e Creek. Il u s!&o reported, . verT larga
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vetssl belief sn'ong kne citizen. ana military fha
thfre las 70 ncpe Of : eeasatloa Of nos,iie acu
IN Of sae aorei1neSt 9sde itseI I'll 1poi
them The authorized t1zdels aEaocg them ever
saes aay e. oso asa pan.
quised to mate repsrat;on and rast,sason, oa
sioien stoek n iaei1 ca9ps. They coald act b
niace 10 believe that tho Nnites would nxhs tnetn
~ ae1Ss bsaas 1s5s SoF 81 he
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punttJ .. d, therefore. etco1faRene.s. But It L
| to b remembered that the noItct Ia to gsop a2
Rrs sIona for tie future not TO n1alsa Tor the pa
10 hr1rR tbtsc feek'esa snd deluacd savazes Il
reas s ssSSe eSs o. az aq
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-07

THE VIRGINIA VALLEY RAILRoAD.-The
following, from the Ledger, published at
Salem Va, the point where the Valley
railroad will connect with the Virginia
and Tennessee road, shows the interest
taken in Roanoke county, which has sub
scribed $500, 600 to the Valley railroad ::
Valley Raitroad.-We are now, as a
county, pecuniarily interested IN this
road 1t is therefore with pleasure that
we are permitted to lay some our facts be-
fore our readers
The late subscription of 81 900, 900
securesthe construction of the road. We
trust that the company will go to work at
once, and let us have the road as quickly
as spade and powder will allow. The ne
cessary sum to pay the interest on our bonds
will be $l2, 900. and to meet this we will
have to submit: to heavy expense Our
present tax, property and capitation is
$40, l66, which will make each individu-
al pay about one-half more than he does
at present on property.
But proposition has been made by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Compa-
ny to lease the road for period of years
not less than ten, aud to pay six percent.
interest on all tue Valley Company's
bonds, thus assuring the counties that
nota cent of tax will have to be levied.
The road is fxity, and to whom is it
due? Manifestly to that energetic, in
domitable man, Col. M. G. Hartman, who,
wlthout-a cent of compensation for his
service, has expended time, labor and
money without stint If the road is
failure it will seriously damage him but
if a success, the good he will have done
his State will be his compensation And
this has been done without special aid
from the directors, o lily few Of whom,
we name with. pleasure our toynsman,
Prof. J 3. Davis, as the lnostk enegetic
and active, have taken part ii TIA labors
Of It's president
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-07-07

REPUBLICAN COMPLIMENT TO CONGRESS-
The Chicago Post, Radical paper of the
deepest dye, says:
1.-The reason that the Senate defeated
the income tax provision as sent up by
the House is to be found in the fact that
the few rich men in this Republic have
far larger power in the legislation of the
country than the many poor men. 1t is
triumph of injustice, and it was brought
about by the overgrown moneyed power
of the country. Let us hope that the
House will resolutly adhere to its position
and compel the Senate to recede."