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Twelve Years 'TISSss e: wild Indians &. Plains,

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A GRAND SWINDLE.

a wholesale swindling scheme
which has been practiced on the At
lantic and Great Western railroad,
between Meadville and Kent, has
recently been brought to light. 1t is
thus described by the Cleveland Lea
der:
Certain ones of the conductors upon
this division, upon receiving the
tickets from passengers who have
purchased tickets on the first division
for Kent o. some intermediate point
on the second division, would take
them, as though to punch them, but
return them whole. Few, if any,
would yer notice the difference, and
those few would not think but that
it was all right. Afterward, just be-
fore reaching their destination, the
tickets would be taken up by the con-
ductor in the ordinary way. This
plan, as easily seen, would leave the
conductor in possession of tickets
which Wee still good for the points
designated upon them along the
second division, for an honest con-
ductOr would take them up without
question as having been purchased at
some point Oh the first division.
These, then, were done up in packages
and passed over to cOnfederates, who
We're in almost all cases sub-ticket
agents in the various offices along the
road or telegraph operators in the
small towns, where the operators are
also, in part, ticket agents.
By the energetic action of Mr.. A. l..
Dunbar, Superintendent Ofthe second
division, one of the ~ringleaders, with
large amount of unpunched tickets
in his possession, was arrested in Ra-
VIENNA, on Friday, and good prospects
were entertained ofsecuring the whole
gang.
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The Montreal Herald gives an ac-
count of a trip of inspection over the
new line of wooden railway from
Sorel to Arthabaska. This road will
be the longest wooden railroad in the
world, when completed. The track
Is the full width of our ordinary roads,
so that an ordinary car or locomotive
can run over it. The ties are of hem
lock and tamarack, cut to the proper
length, and mortified to receive the
rail by an ingenious arrangement of
circular saws on a long shaft, so as to
cut three or four at once. This ma
chine is portable, and is drawn along
the track as fast as it is finished. The
rails are of rock maple, four inches
wide by seven high, and fourteen feet
long. The train ran over this wooden
road at the rate of twenty-five miles
an hour, and ran as smoothly as on
the best iron rails, and with scarcely
any noise.
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and SeXuel Diseases.
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
VIEW

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treats. either personally or by mail. and
medicines sent to any partOf the world.
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CITY MEAP MARKET.

GYRTHE undersigned would res
~ L pectfnlly announce to the citi.
- zens of Warren and tie Vicinity
mat ne has opened q Meat Market on Lib
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Factory, where he intends to keep onstant-
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as good quality as the country will q ford
haveemployed theserHces ola good butch.
VINO had long experience In the BUSH
ness, and who viii always be on hand TO at
"a to the wants Of all customers. an or
cers left Ior meats IN the evening will be
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frigerator till called on.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-10-25

A young man serenading sung the
following under the wrong window :
Ny dear Canora,
My dear Canora-
Just at that point an old scratch
poked her head out of the window
and sung:
Young man below there,
Young man below there,
Your dear Canora
Lives four doors below there.
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FAMILY KNITTER.
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uEALTH by Good Living. bv w.

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A VOID QUACKS.-A victim of early in
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premature decay, etc, having tried in vain
every advertised remedy. has discovered a
simple means of ~selfcure, which he will
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Great Western Gun Works.

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The CHRONICLE.
0CAMANCHI BfLL.D

The Davenport Iowa. Gazette has
this account of a singular character
There has been stopping in this
city for a couple of days past M of
those characters who have made for
themselves a celebrity for their brav-
cry and daring on the plains of the far
West among the Indians and the
buffalo, in recounting whose deeds,
hair-breadth ESCAPES and peculiar life
the pages of romances are filled. The
person to whom we refer is no less a
character than "Camanehe Bill" who
is reported to be the slayer of no less
than one hundred and eighty-three
Indians. He has been nine years on
the plains, part of which time he has
been in the employ OF the govern
ment as scout. He has hunted and
killed Indians for the pleasures and
sweets Of revenge, and hunted and
trapped of necessity. He Is now on
his return to his old life in the West,
having been on a visit to his early
home in Minnesota. He is about
twenty-eight years of age, of slende
build, sandy cOmpleXioned, with a
prOfusion of hair that he wear long
on the neck. His dress is a pair OF
buckskin pantaloons, ornamented
from the outer seams with a row of
steel buttons, a coarse shirt, and old
coat and broad brimmed hat. His
eye is piercing keen, and he has a
grip like a dozen blaeksmiths. In
response to our questions he said
MY name is George w. Porter.
l have been on the plains since 1872.
was in the Minnesota massacre,
near New Ulm, the Sth of August, of
that year. All my folks We're killed
except me and my little sister, three
years old, whom they took prisoner"
Where were you ?"
Il was away At the military station
on business; went the day before.
The first l knew of the massacre l
was coming along the road on my
way home, when [ saw a little ways
ahead of me a wagon filled with
women and children that the settlers
had sent to the station for protection.
Just then L saw the Indians pOunce
upon them, and 1 lodged into the
woods. L could hear the hatchets
crushing into their heads. They
killed eevry one of them"
What did you do?"
"They scalped 'em, and when the
coast was clear l got out, and pretty
soon along came a company of cavalry,
and we buried them"
Why didn't you follow after the
Indians?"
a. had no horse, and the captain
didn't want his men to go. You see
that was 1872, and everything was
topsy-turvy."
did you visit the scene of the mas
sacre at New Ulm?"
Yes. l went there the next day,
and saw my father and mother all
scalped and cut up, and my sister was
gone. / swore by tine eternal God |
would never rest until l had had
revenge
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IamMEBI mne htGy Of Bh@me 10Th y% IeKS ThsnTdmg@ag gaWm
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l.OO8 GIFTS.
Grand GIFT Concert and Distribution for the
Reneht OF the Founding Asylum or New
York. and Soldiers and Sailors
OrphauS' Home. Washington, D. C.

To be held in Washington Jas soon as all the
are sold, Of which Ten Days Notice will
be given,) and not later than November 3D.,
1871. Entire number of tickets. 52OOO-S5
each. L.OO3 Gifts, amounting to S20O,OO0. to be
Send for Circular. giving list Of
GIFTS and References. Tickets can be had of
RILEY & SARGENT.
Columbus, Ohio.
Or, Z. c. DEVLIN, General Agent,
81 Nassau Street, New York.
Hon. II. McCoLLOUGH. ElktOn, lro-u,u
MAJ. GEO. T. CASTLE, Baltimore, N
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A BLOODY REVENGE.

Did you get any trace of your
why, yes; they was the Yankton,
Swanee AID Sioux Indians, and |
knowed them pretty well. Ilearned
that they had her. / knowed what
they'd do with her."
Have you been successful in your
efforts to secure here"
NO, you see, single-handed and
alone, a man don't stand much
chance. That's what I've been doing
all the time. Once, in Arizona, 1 was
right i'll sight of her. The way [
know'd it was her was, l had been on
the trail of the Dand of Sioux that
had her a long time, and she was the
only white person they had. This
was in '65, and then she looked inst
like mother. l waited and watched.
and picked an Indian off every little
while, when he'd get a mile or two
from camp, but twas no use. They
Kept a good watch over herr
Were you evef captured 2"
Yes. The Blaekfeet captured me
and jim Branden in 'G4, when we
were out hunting. They anne on ms
with a rush, but they didn't get Us
though until ! had killed one Young
buck.D
What did they 90 with you ?"
They marched about twenty-five
miles to their camp, and there they
stripped us Of everything we had,
and tied us up to a stake and let the
women pound US with clubs They
did this every day for eight DAYS.
We were tied with buckskin thongs.
and one night it rained and we Slipped
out of 'em when they got wet. Jim
got away all right, but just as 1 was
my things an old squaw woke
up and gave the alarm. There were
but four Indians in camp; the rest
had gone on q hunt. | ran with only
a knife. They came up to me and I
had a desperate fight. One shot had
hit me in the left arm" Exhibiting a
Il cut and slashed the buck
that had got hold of me, and finally
gave him one under the ribs, SO that
he can't tie any more thongs. And
cut me, too, here, and here" Tshow-
scars on HE arm. neck and breast1. |
" The other buck never came near,
I'd got this bucks gun afore he'd
reached u.s."
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A Bare Chance for AGENTS,

Agents, we will pay You so per week in Cash
II you will ngage with us at once. Every
thing furnished and expenses paid. Address
r. Al Ellis CO., Charlotte, Mich.
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NOTICE.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-01-26

Aarnlrnh nue1,nma.. 49,.
tA44 wmufm Eynna. A.
A capital anecdoto 4 toldoet
buchanan, the hcro al tbe r =
hiotB An Hampton Ronda 49, o.
Bay. II seems the Admir- a. s'1
been residing for some time g.' F.
hearing a great deal Of ~ y 90,
requirements Of Nm. Will, "oli'i
gusts Evans, determined NJ ~. ~ al
learn for himself whether NM, ~. ,'l r
aggerated her merit on not eel
So, calling formally NJ the ola.
dence Of the distinguished ~ ils
formally introduced, and az, t
preliminary HparTing for po.i,, l
speak, the conversation ma .at
into astronomy, as il was a plor'.
light night. The Admiral w.. H
subject, as may be well imo.sll
held has own very CALAMITY for ~ q
but the lady growing interest,
subject, and delighted 10 fB5
man Of such profound knovisl ~
tronomy, launched into a bnIF,l. !. b
Of her own that made the Adw.-.i.
fancy he saw myriads Of STAR
ing before his dazed eve, ~
though maintaining, rs Il IA "a, p. p.
front 20 the enemy, he beat 49,
treat. Gaining the open air
somewhat revived, and glancips
Heavens, where the starry bo., ~. ~ y
be twinkling with merriment 4. n.
comfture, lac shook HE fst eBsr.-
exclaiming, " I'D i'll DOM M
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