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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-03-11
Seed Catalogue md rIoraI Guide for

Is.O.-M. O'kEEEE. SON & Co, the celebrated
SEED Importers and Growers OF Rochester, y Y,
have jus; published their annual "CAr,LOGrE
ANo GUIDE To THE FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
GAuuEN." This new and valuable work contains
full descriptions % about fifteen hundred varieties
o; flowers and vegetables with instruction FOR their
cultivation, and directions in regard 10 the best use
% MAKE Of them in laying out partrrres, gardens,
etc II Will be- sent free on application 20 NJ.
O'KEEFE. SON y co, Scedsmen aud Florists,
Rochester y Y 6W MARI
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THE
Central Railroad
OF IOWA, IT'S
SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD
First Mortgage Bonds,
FREE 81 GovEg iolEAr TAN,
Al o5 and Accrued Interest.

MANY PERSONS ARE Selling THEIR Co
! NER\MENr BONDS WHILE TIL PREMIUM
! l. STILL LARGE as The Treas :iry has ,,roin.S
a. bay thirteen million, - DscenJcI',, au! IT ~
VEST ~ 1TIE FIRST SrrIG kCf BoNDs OF
THE CENTRAL Kt:LEOND OF IOWA, WHICH
PAY ABOL. ONE.ThRlN MORE INTEREST
| THE TINE TO MAKE SUCH EEI\NESfNENT
is lchile ne Treasury il br9rng, and G"c,rthlsnts
are II premium
THE ROAD DOES not RjN TII:OyGH \
WILDERNESS, where II wo~ld have toWlltyears
for population and business but through the most
thickly settled and productice agricultural coun'
ilcs in the STATE which gives each section large
uanic a, soon a, compieted.
Il runs through the gneAt coal field, % southern
iowa TO the North where coal i Indispensable and
must be carried.
1t runs from the great lumber regions Of the
North, through district Of country Which }. de-
titute of this prime necessity
The mortgage is made 70 the Farmers Loan and
Trust Co., of \. y, and bonds can be issued only
at the rate Of $4,000 per mile, or only half the
amount upon other roads. Special security is
provided for the principal and for the payment Of
interest.
The New York Tribune say, this Is a splendid
enterprise and deserves the most HJeroi aid"
The New York Independent says, ave know
the Central Railroad Of Iowa is one OF the great
and good work, of the age It's Directors include
many of our leading bank presidents and other
gentlemen of high character, who have means
enough to build two or three such roads out OF
their own pockets 20 that all its affairs viii be
ably as well Is honestly managed The Central
of Iowa will be 10 that State what the New York
Central is 10 this except thft RMS through fnr
richer country. We there lore recommend the
Central Iowa Bonds, with entire confidence in
their value. he truth i, that First Mortgage
OF $4,000 per mile upon road running through
such country cannot be otherwise than safe
First Mortgage Bonds for So small ~ amount
upon road running through such rich anu al
ready well settled part Of Iowa, can well be re-
commended rs 4 perfectly safe as well as very
profitable investment Pamphlets with map, may
be obtained. and subscriptions viii be received,
NJ TIE CoMPANl'S OFFICES, No. SO PINE
ST. NEW YORK, and ut the BANK OF NORTH
AMERICA, ~ WALL ST, and in
NORWAY, ME, by
HENRY NJ. BEAKCE, ESQ,
Treasurer OF Norway Savings Bank and Post
master Of Norway.
w. Is. SHATTUCK, Treas.
Jan, l. 1870. Sni
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MARRIED..

In Norway, March s,h. By II. Upton, Esq, Mr..
Charlie + Allen and Miss Mary q. Buffers, both
OF Oxford
In Waterford. March 81, Rev " W Dow, NJ.
James Ratchforl fullmoTe, OF Arlington, Ma ,,
aud Miss Emily Farley Stone, pf Waterford
laughter of the late William W. stone, and ncice
Ol Rev. Or. Hamlin, al Con stantinoplc.
In Greenwood, Feb. 27th. by ID. IL Crockett,
Esq Mr. Charles Young and Mrs. Paulina d.
Bacon. both of Greenwood
In Portland 5th inst,by Rev. W. II. Fem, Hiram
T. Pummer and Mrs. Louisa ;. Drew, both OF
Portland. No cards
In Norway, Feb. 27th, Jos. L. Bracket Of liarri-
son, and Lydia J. Cummings, OF y.
Ia Union, Feb. 2S.h, Moses =. Gleason and Annie
NJ Stewart.
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DIED..

In Newry. l7th ult, Mabel Frances, daughter Of
Charles ID. and Annie AthertOn, aged year mo
In Chester, Feb. - Mr. David Che ley, for
merly Of Paris, aged about 20.
In Lynn Mass Jan. ilst, 1870, Flora Caldwell,
aged . years, months. In the fuil bloom OF
health aud usefulness. God. in His Providence,
has taken one of the farest flowers of the land,
home 10 Himself, we trust.
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The Ladies, soro.i. Club. OF New

The Ladies Sorosis Club, OF New York,
recently changed their discussions from w0man's
suffrage 20 HAIR preparations and Pfnple Danish
crs. They declared that where nature had not
endowed them with beauty twas their right-yea,
their dUty-lo seek il where they could. SO they
all voted that Magnolia Balm overcame sallow-
nes~, Rough skin and Ringnark, and gave 10 the
complexion most distingae (Sorosian) and
mSrblr-Ike appearance dangerous TO men, no
doub; and thar Lyons hathairon made the Hair
grow thick. son and awful pretty, and moreover
prevented il from turning gray. 1.-THE proprietors
Of these articles did no! send the sisters invoice,
m 81, are nor smart mchi A,
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Total amt. losses, claims 4 liabilities slsoas7 :,

The greatest amount issued on any one risk is
S550Co, but will not, general rule, exceed
sl0,nJu. The Company has no general rule a. 10
the amount allowed 10 be injured in any city town,
village OF block being governed in this matter. IN
each case, by the general character If buildings,
width of streets, facilities tor putting out fires SC
\ certified copy of the Charter OF Act of lncor-
poraton, a. amended, accompanied a previous
Statement.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
is the best preparation tor the hair in
market. and always gives SatiSlactio n.
DO not be put of by unprincipled dea /
CrS with others on which they max
more profit,
Ii i rare thing that Physicians give
any couutenancc - medicine, the manu-
ftcture OF which l. secret. About the
only exception We know OF i J)haSOHS
.4uDi,Rc figiHcg' This, we believe,
all endorse. lud many OF them use IL in
their practice with great success.
Persons requiring purga,ives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some
pills not only cause gripping pans, but
leave the bowels in totpjd. coStive state.
Prs1HS' P.arqi'ir, Pills will relieve the
bowels and cleanse the blood without
injury % the system.
EMINENT Man or SCIENCE have dis
covered that electricity and magnetism
are developedm the system from he iron
iu H. ji,Ji This accounts Tor the de-
billity, low spirits. and lack o! energy
person feels when this element becomes
reduced The Peruvian Syrup. pro-
toxidc of iron, supplies the blood with its
iron elements, and in the only form in
which it is possible for it to enter the cir
culaJion.
The following is IA extract from private letter
written by thp Propde.lrs Of the Plantation Bit
tiers:
We hal ~ VILE sp-ell sIT,ring Which eN
its, az me almost iuiallible cures produced by
the Plantation B,rrEEs, waen we fret com
mracet Offering them for sale. W. now dnd that
every house has weak chill, an ailn- parent, OF
i,bu.;l.el aSt1 IN rnosr, WHO nsei this Tonic.
Our Laboratory IA, Srp,1 ic1R single room 70
an hmm Ease building, AMI our sales from few
bot;lc. 90 m1ny hundred dozens per day, aud we
are glad @ know that they have done you 81 much
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WHEREAS Ephraim \. Estes OF Bethel,
w oxford Couutv, state or Maine, did, nn The
9th day of January, lS'i9, convey IN mortgage to
W lillian l.. Chapman, OF said Bethel, certain real
estate, lying and being In said Bethel, on Bethel
HUI, which said real estate j. more particularly
described in said mortgage deed which recorded
with the OXFORD records. book 49, page Sl' and
which is 20 be referred u tor description thereof.
and whereas the said Chapman did assign said
mortgage 10 Robert {. hnball, by his assignment
thereof recorded in said record- book Is,pagc9i,
and whereas the said knhal did on the 18Th day
OF January, 1870, assign all his interest in said
mortgage deed 10 me. Now the conditions OF said
MORTGAGE deed having boon broken, hereby claim
foreclosure OF the same, pursuant 10 the statute
in such case made and provided.
HIRAM YOUNG.
BY :. + GIBSON, his Atty.
BETHEL, March >, $50.
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$9y5l6,ss a.
LIABILITIES.

Amount Of Losses adjusted, due and unpaid.
Losses incurred, and IN process ofadJust,
mopt, I''Ni -
Dividends declared and due and unpaid, 90 %
Dividends either or cash or scrip, de-
cared but not vet due,
All other existing claims against Company,
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STATE or NEw YORK. :,


ctr aud County 81 NtIo iOrk ! "
CHARLES j. MARTIN, President, and joins III.
WhsHUUR> secretary OF the HONE ISIS RANCE
COMPANY being scveray and duly sworn, dcpo-e
and .ay, and each for himself SAYS. that the tore
going /, true. luli and correct statement Of the
affair OF the said Corporation, and that they are
the above described officers thereof
CHARLES j MARTIN, Frcst,
II WASIlBUEN, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn before me- this l9th day
OF January, \. -. $50.
-- THOMAS +. GOODRICH,
Is Notary ru bic.
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BOZ ".

Ia Sewry. Dec 18th, To nc wife oiC II. A'herion,
a daughter also, Feb. I'll 10 the wife OF j. III.
SeArics, a son.
In Bethel Feb sth. to the wife oC O. { Frost, =
daughter, also, March 81, 10 the Wife Of Richard
Williams. a daughter
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Caution.

4 Ii persons are cautioned against purchasing
"A or negotiating u Town Note OF the town Of
DtNhCii, for three hundred dnsrs, given sept.
l6ih. l. -, and numbered IJ-said note having been
gwen to Joseph ". stowe and -lEHad by Thomas
j Cox. Scwaii Dunn. and John lipsley, >slectmen
q. said D;XiCid, % the two fr-t named Srlectm-n,
AMI being the only Note ever given by the Select
men nf DiNlcld To said stow there having been no
consideration Tor said Note and the town having
voted not Ia paw the same
l.. II LUDpEN, S1icrtmcn OF
GUsTAyUS HIsCOCk. Dixheid.
pINFIELp, March 10, 1870.
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Gnne and Location.
CAPITAL.

The Capital of said Company actually
paid up in cash, IL 100000 90
The surplus the lst day OF Jan. 1870 s,Sn $50 6
Total amount of Capital and surplus, $3.50 $50 81
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Cattle Markets.

BRIGHTON. Mar. > $50
Pr..es-RN'v'S - Extra quality, sll 81 4 Is 69t
ar-t quality. Sl32isl2 -; second quality, Sll -
am - Thirl quality SluOO N o.. Poorest grades
cows oxen. bulls &c, a. - q 10.
Working ONen.-ENtra $50 $40; ordinary SlS
O. Sss5s'lSir. handy steers So 10 Slio y paiIa
TIA trade has been very dull -
Mich Cows Most ot the cows in market are OF
AN ordinary grade. Prices vary according IN the
quality. McqDotc extra 80 rs head.
sheep and Lsmb,-eN lots 90 %; ga - ~
= head 90 frVm !, % >ct Ia; Lambs from "a 20
- . hcNd
Remsrk~.-Thc supply of Cattle IN market WAS
larger that 90 last week but the quality Act much
different There were d. number Of very nice Cat
tie from the Connecticut K yer farms, which sold
40 the highest quotations ~ 10 lS!c n, drcs~ Ell
weight. The beef tgadr has not been very active
for the past few days AID the price, have fallen
of FROM - g. tbc = hundred from oUriast quota
tons. and IN some Instances vc thank the decline
h. more NAM oc the Eastern Caitle intended for
bcev~- n SOLID St Sll must be -oli low OK for work
iug. although tue demand for workers \ very dull
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Farm for Sale.

ON Paris Hill Farm of forty-fve acres, pleas
~ antly situated, with good buildings; also, n
Wagon aud Buffalo For further particulars en-
quire on the premises "
j. \. JACKSON.
PARIS March IL, lS10.
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L. :. REV. >rr !
Notice Of Foreclosure.

FREELASD HOWE, Agent, Norway, Me.
WAnE Cm,SE. Ngrnt. DlNhcli.
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Wanted.

- MEN To CANVASS AND SELL SEWING
- MAGAZINES. Address,
d. ii. YOUNG,
Feb. Il, 1870 Norway, Ne,
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

SOLD EyERrwHEEE.
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Learning 10 Cook.

A new mania has sprung up among the
Edinburgh ladies-not quite useless one
a fancy to learn to cook. Several of the lead
ing confectioners advertise cooking taught,
and have large kitchens and bakeries fitted
up for the purpose. Until recently the classes
have only been attended by young ladies who
will probably find the use of the practice
when they become wives and mothers; but
lately the desire to achieve wonders in the
culinary department has spread to those who,
in all probability, will never see the inside
of their own kitchens when they come to
rule household, and dainty damsels put off
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their silk attire, their rings, and their adorn-
ments, and, donning linen dresses and white
aprons, become for the nonce amateur cooks
One confectioner goes the length of having
blouses prepared for his students exactly
similar to the costumes worn by eccentric
artists
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EINo AND sooURlNo.

q y II n HI M d II n n H,
~ HLEVE DE PARIS,
FRENoH STEAM DYEING AND SECURING,
On kind of Wearing Apparel for Ladies' Gents, aud
Children Patent ADDAratus fox Stretching Pants from
Wv No 9O0 e. NINTH Street,
R PhiladelphiA.
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All free from state tax, and issued in sums of $1,000

These Bonds are Coupon and Rogistered-n
on the former payable January and July 1; on the
latter, April and october.
The ponds secured by this mortgage are issued to
WISTAR MORRIS and JOSIAH BACON, Trustees
who cannot, under Its provisions, deliver to the
Company, at any time, an amount OF bonds exceed
Ing the full-paid capital stock OF the Company
limited TO s35, ,OOO, 600.
Enough OF these bonds are withheld to pay Off all
existing liens upon the property OF the Company, TO
meet which at maturity it now holds ample means
independently OF the bonds to be reserved by the
Trustees for that purpose, making the bonds prac-
ucally FIRST MORTGAGE upon all Its railways,
their equipment, real estate, etc. ETC.
The gross revenue OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
in 1869 was sl7, s11 or nearly twenty-eight per
cent OF the capital and debts OF the Company at
the end OF that year.
Since 1857 the dividends to the Stockholders have
averaged nearly eleven and one-half per cent. per
annum after paying interest on its bonds and pass
ing annually large amount TO the credit OF con-
struction account.
The security upon which the bonds are based is,
therefore, OF the most ample character, and places
them on par with the very best National securities
For further particulars apply to
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KEYSTONE
PURE WHEAT WHISKY,
Distilled from the Grain
ny
T. J. MARTIN & CO.,
KEYSTONE DIsTILLERY,
NORTHWEST CORNER OF
TWELFTH aid WASHINGTON sts.;
STORE,
No. $50 North FRONT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
To ,rhom n may concern:

To wIom n may concern.
All the leading medical authorities recognize the value
of difusve stimuants. Numerous eminent physicians
and surgeons might be have advoo ated their
employment in the treatment of large class of disorders
No Dspensary is considered complete without them.
They prescribed in all public and private Hospitals
and administered by all BEDSIDE practitioner
Iut the diAicuItv haab baan IN obtain
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Alcoholic Liquors Pure.

84ASOAOAkC SAA4 uOAS u ukGs
The pungent of the fusel oil and biting acids pre-
in all Of them be scented the glass is raised
the lips The avor OF these active poisons
percepble TO the palate and burning sensation in the
stomach attess the existence when the noxous draught
has down. Paralysis, idocy insanity and death
the pernicious fruits of such potations.
Medical science asks for a stmulant to
specific which, while IL duses itself through the system
rapidly than other known agent is brought
direct and active contact with the OF disease
the property of the smuant to duse and by tho aid OF
its peculiar nutritious component parts to invigorate
regulate couneract and restore and IL is by the happy
union of the principle of activity with the principles OF
invigoration and restoration that enables
PURE WHISKY
To accomplish beneficial results
Having great experience in the distling of Whskes,
and the largest and best equipped establishment of
kind in the country supplied with the latest improve
ments in apparatus for cleansing Whisky of fuse oil and
proprietors Of
keystone Wheat whisky
Are enabled to offers
Pure whisky
Distilled from WHEAT, and, being made from the grain,
possesses all its
Nutritious Qualities,
be relied upon 10 be strictly represented.
having been examined thoroughly by the leading analyt
cal chemists of this city whose certificates of its purity
and fitness for medical purposes appended.
We invite examination, and any who would convince
themselves ask rigid analysis.
r. j. MARTIN & 90.
~
name to prevent oounterfeiting.
For sale by all respectable Druggists.
Price per BOTTLE Sr5O
Orders sent to No. l5O N FRONT Street will recev,
prompt attention
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, Nos. lOs and IIa Arch st.
PHILADELPHIA, March 49, 1870.
Mtssrs T. j. Martin Cf Co., Philadelphia, Fu..-
Gentlemen have made careful examination of the
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky and found it to be per-
fectly article and entirely free and
other injurious substances Its purity and pleasant
and agreeable flavor. render il particularly valuable
| for medicinal purposes.
Yours truly, +. A. GENTH
CHEMICAL LABORATORY No. 1873 Walnut street.
PHILADELPHIA, March II, 1870.
Aessys T. j. Martin 6 Co.. Philadelphia, Ta.:-
Gentlemen:-The sample of Keystone Pure Wheat
Whisky, submitted to for analysis, find to be pure
and as such highly recommend 1t for medicinal pur.
poses.
Respectfully, ETC., WIN. BRUCKNER,
Anayt. and Consult. Chemist.
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, No. AT Walnut street,
PHILADELPHIA, April 8, 1870.
Uesrs. 7. IT, Martin q Co., Thiadelphia, Ta.-
Gentlemen II have made analysis of the sample of
Keystone Pure Wheat Whisky sent by you examina
ton and find it entirely free from fusel oil any other
deleerous matters and consider it applicable to any
use for which whisky be desired (414 thslm
Respectfully. CHAS. M. CRESSON
Sold Wholesale by FRENCH, RICHARDS &s
Co., N. w. corner TENTH and MARKET SITS.
|
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Washington Efens

WASHINGTON, April 2.-The Ma
tional Executive Committee of Col
cred Men have issued a proclamation
announcing the ratification Of the
Fifteenth Amendment, and as to day
Is the anniversary of the fall of
Richmond, and as they say, the
death knell Of rebellion, n national
salute was fred.
General Fremont, IN a letter to the
Senate Committee on the Pacific Rail-
road, says Minister Washburne was
using his official position and the
weight Of the Government for the
qualification Of personal hostility to
break down an American enterprise
with the French Government Wash
burne was not successful with the
Government, but his efforts against
the company had q bad effect on the
market, causing It much embarra5s-
ment.
Governor Senter, Of Tennessee, will
reach Washington next week on
business before the Committee on
Reeonstructioa. 60 reply to charges
against that State, and 10 oppose re-
construction.
The receipts Of internal Revenue
to-day amount to 81 ,025, 900.
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We have a good election law if the
ehalleDgers do their duty. We hope
no man who has been selected as a
challenger, will refuse to act. 1t will
be very hazardous for imported voters
to swear in their votes. When chal-
Legged, a voter must swear that Re
has been a bona tide resident Of the
State for six months, and a resident
Of the Ward TWEN"' DAYS LAST
PAST, prece'i-s ruc election. A
printed affidavit to this effect must be
signed and filed away with thev Poll
Book. La addition to this cath, q
freeholder must swear to the same
effect and also sign@an affidavit. The
number opposite the voters name is
then placed on the back OF the ticket
by the Inspector. before it is placed
in the box.
Challengers cannot fail to see how
easy it viii be to convict an illegal
voter aud his freeholding endorser of
perjury under this law.
Let it not be forgotten that the
freeholder must own property In the
Ward in which he makes the affidavit.
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Indian 0ntrages.

SOUTu PASS Cry, w. T., April ,.
% the morning Of the 3Ist ult., q son
0i DR.. James Irwin Of Atlantic City,
was attacked by about twenty FIVE
Indians In the outskirts ol Atlantic
City He vas shot with a bullet and
three arrows, aud expired from the
effects Of the wounds on the evening
Of the lst. The attack was a sur
prise TO our citizens, az it was sup
posed that the Indians around were
peaeeable, they having been sent 10
this vicinity by Gen. Auger.
After the attack men Toned above.
8 party OF citizens, from Atlantic
City, Get out 10 look for pros
pecung parties scattered over the
Yesterday, with the bodies Of } Ne
CURE, a. Kellogg, Il. Ii Asborry, A.
.. Bennington and JAS Il Othyck
which were found IN different places,
horribly mutilated. Four more of
cur citizens are still missing, and
there is no doubt but that two Of them
have been killed, as they were near
the trail Of the Indians The stage
due here yesterday, at 3 p. H., has not
yet arrived, and 10 Is now believed
that lt mas DSen captured Dy the In
djans, az aparty Of at least seven ty-
FIVE to one hundred we're seen on the 1st
going toward the stage route, and as
the weather Is fine aud the route we'll
equipped, any ordinary accident that
could happen to the stage would have
been remedied by this time. The
stage left Big Sandy station, forty five
miles west of here, yesterday morn
ing, all right On board the stage
were Paymaster General Almond,
/ Major Russell and four guards of the
United States army; Fred. Ham
mond, a passenger; VIM. Bonham.
one of the pr0prieters Of the route,
and w. A. Kelley, driver
a party Of mounted horsemen have
| left here 20 eDdeaVor to learn the fate
OF this party. There is but a few In
fantrY troops IN Wind River Valley
to guard that important settlement,
and none in this vicinity Of any kind
Our people are loudly calling for
Sheridan or Baker, and if roops are
not soon sent to protect us on cIti-
Zeus viii soon do q little PieganIZing
on their own account.