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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15
Married,

At Red Sulphur Springs, on the 9Th inst,
by Rev. Bittenger, DR.. JosEPB D. McNuTr,
OF Princeton, W. Va, 10 Mise JENNIE ADAIR,
of Monroe eou.ty, W. Va. -IH
On the 10th inst, in Princeton, W. Va,
by Rev. George Stewart, Col. JAMES b.
Pee, of Giles county, to Miss BioLLIE
McNUTT, of Aercer county, w. Va. ssqs
Near Pearisburg, on the 9Th inst, by Rev,
T. F. Smyth, Mr.. W. CHARLTON, to Mi 8
HENRIETTA EEwToNIA Halls, all Of Giles
county, va. :. a.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

EsQ'R VIM. Mullennix is Agent for
the New York Equitable Life lnsu-
rance Company. one Of the strongest
and best companies in the Union.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

SEE the advertisement of Messrs.
IT. & G. w. Jordan, who are the
finest plssterers, of whom we have
any experimental knowledge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

For best CHEWING andSMoKIEG
Tobacco 90 to Carter & Smiths.
Good Tobacco. 10 cents a plug at
CARTER & SMITHS, Main Street,
Bristol, mar. %.
Fine Havana and Choice Domestic
Cigars at Carter & Smiths.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

THE free use of salt, is said by
physicians, to he useful as a pre-
ventive of Small Pox, by elemina
ting alburnen from the circulation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15
sep s-tf.

AsTHM Amy medicine which will
alleviate the ParoxySns Of this dreadful disease
VIII DE- hailed with Joy ty thousands Of sufferers.
he csrti6cats which ACCOMPANY JoSAs WELT
CONES RENRGY, are FROM the most reliable sour
ees' and attest 20 its wonderful yewer, even in
the most severe cases Joseph Burnett Co., pro-
prietors, Boston.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

PERsoNAL.-Our Office wss hon
ored to day, by the presence OF Mr..
@. A. Hermans, the promising and
live Editor of the VA. PEOPLE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

We again call attention to the
large and beautiful stock of Queens
ware, Glassware, and Chinaware, tC
be found in the establishment Of Mr..
VIM. Kinncar, Lynchburg. He now
has on hand stock of $l5, 900 value,
and is selling his goods at low rates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15
ATLANTA MARKET REPORT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY sY
II. r. COX & co,
CoNlIISSION MERCHANTS.
FORSYTH STREET, ATLANTA GA.
Remarks.

Corn, white, fair demand, ligh
stocks. Wheat, in demand and ad-
vaucing, very fight stocks. Oats, in
demand with advancing tendency
RIVE and Barley, moderate demand
Rscon ami Lard, firm, with good de-
n,and. Flour, firm. with upward ten
dency. Butter and Eggs, very scarce,
with inward tendency, if fresh end
aonnd. Onions, Apples, and Irish
Potatoes, fair demand, iflarge size and
SOr,ud
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PRESS FOR SALE.

A GOOD HAND PRESS in good order
~ Size of Chase, inside, 23i %. Price
sto0 Cash, for Press and Chases. Wnrran-
ted to DO good work. Worth really 5000.
IBquire,,st this Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
J. T. 81 C. w. JORDAN.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL
p L A 5 Il r Il r s
DRISTOL-GOODSON,

Va. d TNNS.
II AVING located in this place We res
Ii pectfully solicit the patronage of the
citizens of Bristol Goodson, Washington,
Scott, Smythe and Lee counties, Va, ana
Sullivan, Washington and Green, Tenn.
Sajisfa ctIoR Guaranteed. ORNAMENTAL
PLASTERING a SPECIALITY.
Orders from town and country promptly
attended to. Give us a trial. oct loft
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

7 AN PREPARED to teach few Glasses,
l. at night, in French, German and Book
keeping! Apply soon.
z. BEICHMAN, D. Phi
Prof. Of Languages at Mountain View High School.
Sept ST.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

Small Por.-On Monday morning
last it was discovered by DR., Temples
ton that Mr.. II. G. Caldwell. the
Jeweller, had Small Pox. Steps we're
Immediately taken to quarantine the
premises and to compel the immedi-
ate vaccination of all the inhabitants
of the town. On the 29th of Sep
TENDER, he and Mrs. Caldwell return
ed from New York City, where they
had purchased their stocks of Watch
es, Jewelry and Millinery Goods.
During the whole. OF greater part OF
last week, he was sick. and supposed
at first be had chills. Small Pox was
suspected, but, as he believed he had
suffered from an attack of it during
the war. the idea was abandoned. His
attack is a mild Que Of the continent
form and he is dong as we'll as could
be under the circumstances. At pres
ent there is every probability of
favorable termination. DR. Written
has volunteered to attend him AID
will remain upon the premises until
the case shall no longer need medi-
cal supervision. He is a graduate of
Richmond Medical College aud fully
competent to treat the disease skill
fully and deserves the thanks of our
citizens for his action in the matter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15
Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

HhuRSUANT to a Decree of the Circuit Court
q held TO- the County of W as hington, AT the Sep
TENDER term, 1871 will offer for sale, to the high
est bidder at the Court House door, in Abingdo
on the 25th dag o. November, 1872, all the title,
right title and interest, which Robt. L. Rhea has
in and 70 the undivided tract of LAM mentioned IN
the pleadings, situsted in said county, known as
the Rhsa Tract, and adjoining the lands Of Henry
Preston, Neil Csrmack ami others, and supposed to
be about
Two hundred and Thirty Acres
Of the said tract. to satisfy Decree rendered in
favor o. JOS W. and Jas. G. Owen, Exors, OF
Ssm'l &. Goodson, deed, VS.. VIM, p. Moon, Il. L.
Rhea and others The said land will be sod for
Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF said suit, and the
commissions and other costs Of sale, aud the bal
auee a credit Of one. two and three years in
equal payments, the purchaser required to give
bond with approx ed security; and lien retained
on the land until the purchase money is fully paid
N. l.. BLAC KLkY, Trustee.
Oct. +, ls72-4w. Prts fee IS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

Dr.. Gray is now improving, and
we trust will soon be about again.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

Mr.. P. III. Clay1nan, has our thanks
for a lot Of sweet potatoes, the Meet
we have seen during the season
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15
.1kaz'kei Reports.
l. Y n c. Fl. B u R G
Prices Current
CORRECTED BIZ
Lzee, Taylor & Go.
GRooERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS AID PRc.
pUCE BROKERS.
No. II Bridge Street, Lynchburg Va.
LrNoaprRG. v. Oct. i. Isl

Some changes to which we ask atten-
ton Wheat RECEIPTS very fair but in
sufficient to meat the milling and
speculative demand. market active al
quotations as 10 quality, Corn. Rye,
Oats, Bacon, Lard, Butter, aud country
produc generally unusually active and
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

| Oats, Bacon, Lard, Butter, and country
produc generally unusually active and
market poorly.supplied.
APPLES, Green, ? barrel, {! 7GtO2 co
| DO. Dried, pared, q D, 297
! BACON, hog round, = b, IS Il
l. Do. Hams, Il =, 1890
| Do. Sides, > h, l2(3l3
I Do Shoulders 10 TO II
BPgF, Slaughtered, = b, "a
| BREswAx, & b., S2S3S
! BUcKvHEET ELouR, q n,
| BgASs, White, 2 bashsl OF 50 lbs, 5ogsl IS
| Do. Mixed or Colored, So4 80
! BLAcKBERRTZs, dried, q b, S8s
BLUE GRASS SEED, per bushel OF II lbs. 1892 81
CHIcKR.s, dressed, apiece, 1920
Chesiauta, per 5ussel ,s. s,so a. o.
| CoPFRE, Sair 10 good Rio, z b, Il esI
/ Do. Prime to choice Rio, 4 b, 2292s
! Do Laguirs Y T., 54P2s
! Do. Jaws, T b, 3oG32
| CHsEsB, Dairy, = n, Isl l6Gl7
| CorToS YARSs, = bunch OF rs, 6bGl 70
Do yellow aud Mixed. $50 76I7s
/ CoRS MEAL, 2 buShel of IS rs, sa$5ee
! CLOVER SEQ, 2 bushel of 90 be- S1as %
! CEMENT, r. bbl., El5a3 GO
| CIASBERRIEs, Z Dbl, oO9Io ~
| Zoos, Fresh, p dozen, lSgzO
EvERuREES -GHAss SBRn, z bush II Rs. ] 23e9l 50
| PLous, superane, = Dbl, 25R6 %
Do Extra, e bbl., - z3G1 %
/ Do Panty, Rb5l.,S . n 750s co
FIX ssss Is ss sSsi' s5 ssp Is
tFLAt EfSsSt = yard,7 i6ais
OrksExs, y D sassS5
HRRDsGRAss. I'd, q bushel of 10 MS, so! 50
| iRox, Country u, e n, 4h4J
Lab Va re- a., Nos. 5, and /, uSl2
| LEATHER, Spahi Cole, z n, HA 2s43J
! Dc Colnt tanned soils, d n, .r 3l932
H.. do do. do. zhnnished, 2ee32
Do. HsTnes e n, ,-- 33GSo
De. Upper, u, 45IS5
MoLAssEs, New cans, 2 gallon, e5955
Do. Refined syraPs1 = gallon, 2sR33
NAILS, Old Dompion.7 ksg 81 Zoe bs., 26sf7 Is
OtT "a bushel OF 50 bs-, RI 45gis
| OSIoSs, e bashei OF 81 rs, - 80 tol 20.
ORCHARD GRASS Sled, 3 bush. Il rs OOGgZ %
OIL, Tanners q galionf .a.' e. eHA92
PAcERs Dried, impaired, n D., ht All
10 '-e.- do parad, p d.. a q lOJl5
POTATOES. irish. y bushsl OF 90 SIS, 9ogl 20
Do. Sweat 40. IL 50 20 90
PRAs, Dried 2 bushel, a-.e. ! toto o.
PORK Fresh Hogs, q D., "a %
Do. Sailed, = n. 90 Q 90
RYE, p bushslof 90 rs, aga S29s9
RAGS Linen and Cotton, y n, Aa3
SAT-, Liverpool fnc, q sack, coss3 70
Sugar, Brown, = n, FE sSIu
Do Yellow and BxtraC, n R0l28
Do. Crushed, tirsnulsted, PElVerized, l4gl6
and Cut Loaf = n, II
Soar, Country made z d, 4%S
T,Irou. q n r-r'Htt ~at lo3ll
TuRxFYs pfesssd, 2 n, l4aIe
TixorEY sERp, = 5dsheI Of 20 . 59at On
Tow LINEN, = yard, 49, ifIi6
VINEGAR, Pare Cider q sslloa, 25F1:
FuEAr, White, . tusheI Of 80 Be SOL IS
.inot washed y D. -Es 7Fr 42G4s
Do. UnwasSeS, So, saGss
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a&gEsH
WhOLescLe c RetcN Dcnlers.
Ne. I4s Slain ss.. LynchburE. Va.


ID We are'now in daily receipt of our
SPRING GOODS and intend to have
this season us large and varied assort1
ment as any House i'll this State, all
of which will be sold at the smallest
possible Gdro7'ce upon purchases in
large quantities, principally of first
bands, and nearly all for Cash. We
don't believe in keeping Goods upon
our Shelves to look at, and the SMALL
PROFIT SYSTEM, which we pursue,
enables us in connection with cur rap
idly growing WHOLESALE TRADE
to handle large quantities of Goods
a large portion of our present stock
were purchased before the advance in
staple lines, and early cal-5 will secure
Goods at nearly old prizes. The eSpc-
eiot attention of parties in search of
BARGAINS Is called 10 our stock of
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

Olr Neto York Store.-The new
advertisement of Mr.. II. Timbcrlake
will be found in this issue. Dir. Tim
berlake has just opened second new
stock in the building adjoining the
Po3tofIicc, and is selling for cash only,
at prices winch will fully justify The
language Of his advertisement. 1t is
their desire to make from many sales
the profit usually expected from one
or two, There is no reason why Bris-
tol should not have the advantage OF
a cheap cash store, and if the reader
desires to test the cash market for
goods. let him call and inspect Mr..
Undertake stock and try his prices.
We will guarantee that he does not
depart without making an investment.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-10-15

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the
Clerks Ohace Of the CIRCUIT CouEr Of Scott
County on the first AondIy in September,
1872.
T. O. ACCoESEL. surviving &c, !
comPrt "
JoHx VArGEAE aud others, Dfs,
The object Of this suit is to enforce the Com
plsirsnt'E judgement lien against the land IN the
bill mentioned. nd it appearing from evidence
died this cause. that the Defendant John
Vaug han is not resilient OF tais ealth I
is ordered that he appear here within month
after tho due publication OF this order sGd do what
is necessary to protect his interest,
COPy-Tsste,
S. MORRISON, D. C.
Sept 2i.-4,. printers fee S.:
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which weats determined to close out to customers
at = very short advance. We do not propose tc
sell GooIs al SO LOO per cent. like some Mer-
chants. Guar principle Is quick sales and short
profit. This is the only road TO success.
Our prices thus FAR have been unrivsllsd, and
further it is Impossible for regular merchants to
sell as cheap as we, from the fact that we have
Constantly q buyer fn New J ork, who watches the
Auc,uating narke; and buy Of meD " no must have
their thousands to-day or be beggars to-nurrow
We have Is branches now In operation aud thus
It matters not what the quantity is there !s
place it, and Il is Oft on che that the more al
an article W buy the cheaper we get it. The reg
ulsr merchant goes last twice year and It mat
tiers not how the market is ne must buy whils he
Is there. Read our price list.
SILK PoP LTNS at IS aud 20 e1s.
ALL WOOL DELAfGE IS -
C0L0RED ALPArA, 80
SHgPHERD PLAID ALPACA 80 cts.
DRESS GooDs Of every description at hgures that
will astonish you- Call ard exsuine.
Orr NOTION DEPARTMENT is full and completed
Clark ONT Spool Cation at IS cents per dozen,
less than the Manufacturers prices.
HosIskT. In Profusirn.
LADIES HOSE from Toto 30 cts.
GENTS HALF HOSE IL to 40ets.
GOOD T0oL HALF HOSE for IS cts
CRILD'S H0SE at sacrifice.
IA BUFTONS for cts. Paper eolLdrs 10 cts pr box
:" = 90 =. l2s worth 80 90
everywhere else.
fearful sscrihiee Ia 1ur Notion departments
Yoa eau save at least 90 per cent in buying your
sotiouS from
Cur DOMESTIC Department Is worthy Of your at
tentior COLLEGES from 10 to l2S for the best =
Brown Cotton forl2A cts Bleach Colten from 10
70 10 els. All Wool CAssineres, beautiful quality
for 81 90.
RH0Esi aHoESi SHOES!
Ladies' Velvet Top Shoes for 50 rs.
Lasting :" %" GO.
Caters 3ie.
p" Morocco d 70 W
Cos. Shoes 5Jtol IS
Mons Kip scots s2 IS to 20.
Bows =. IS TO 90.
heu,s Calf Boots rs to 50.
Gents Congress Caters 3D.
These are nrures that must astenish you. We
intend to stand BY the people and EesP Goods al
reasonable figures. With many thanks ior me
liberal patronage we have received !oaf nShas
we hope by strict attention to merit large snare
of II In the future. Respectfully.
a.. ts-sg III. TIHRERLAH r,
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BRISTOL NURSERY. I
T1RTFT TRERs for Fall Planting, GRAPE
T. VTEEs, SILVER NAPLES, PEERLESS
POTATOES. Send for Catalogue
JOHN II. WINSTON,
Aug. 23.-3m. Proprietor.
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ARRIVAL AxD DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
ATLANTIC, HISS L emo r. r.
P1sssIoER TRAIEs:
Leave Lynchburg 5 is P N and 4 35 A n.
Arrive a. Bristol 57AH a 10 P X.
Lave Bristol II Is AK" lS P X.
Arrive ct Lynchb'g 10 IS Pm" g IL A II.
PREIGHT:
Arrive at Bristol $50 A N. 452oPx
Leaves rs r..
FREIGHT:
Arrives at Bristol o5 P ".
Leaves 5AN.
E. TENN, Va. b Ga. n. q,
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Bristol AZ A " and 1 3O-PM
Arrive in Chattanoega 752 h4l0l2AN.
Leave Chattanooga s l0A MAS IS PN.
Arrive in Bristol 3OP NGl 10 30 A N.
PREIGET TFAIEe:
Leaves Bristol 4oAN.
Arrives at Bristol 8 33PN
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co

Our PORTER will deliver Bundles
at any point in the cilyJree Of charge.
SALESMEN-JANEs H. JENNINGS
Charlotte, Va, JEHU WILLIAMS,
Lynchburg, Va; III. r.. STOK rs,
Bristol, Tenn; JOHN L. KEAN, Car
oline, Va. r. Il. CARR, Halifax, Va;
JOHN G HAMMER, AppOmattox, Va;
TACK JENNINGS, Charlotte, Va. m22
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FREE ADVERTISING From family
70 family, from city to city. from state to state
the lame OF Ia. WALKERS VRaRTABLE VINEGAR
~ rrEKs as specific for all arrangements Of the
stomach bowels Aai liver, is c. nsfnually extand-
| ing Its voluntary missionaries are innunerabis,
and public enthusiasm in its favor spreads faster
than prairie Gre. q. nd 900 n
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-23

Oesefaf Shernaw - LAWyess =.
- - .ih51d A~ 20 o." 5fTa d" f0T
The Lawrence (K.nsas) Tribune ial<lsd.
tied with the followiAG, g,, ,.a ,,or ,,...
Tbs, 'early judiciary I Of Kap'aa .raus.
acted buslnsss on eaai,y prinsiplaA a.A god
many Of the jussioes were like nscessisy-
they knew no law-hus they generally did
jvssice atVut ~ well a. our eourts.. ,,,sse,
"A case was tried. in lss7, 10 which Gen.
ersl Sherman, who Ahsa resided on. . farm
in whas was then Calhoun eqsusvy, wss sn.
ployed - IN attorney. The General came
In with an immense pile Of law hooks, and
his precedepta well selected. He expected
to Try the case before Squire Gibbs, a. :
good lawyer should, and bad taken the cass
more for the purpose o. aiding = neighbov
In, what he hsd been made 70 believe. was >
;6ss ;6S fs any 81 1ts {, '"'"r him t'""' ''"'''"
The Jolly old justice game into court and
anppupeed the case for hearing. The Gen.
eral said the plaintiff was ready. 4 long.
lsnk, lean,lookips, genlps who stopped >
string Of, cattle and a. lag wagon, in t6p
street. a.d s.nck hi, wbiP,, with q twelve
foot lash, behind The 4dopr. "ppenesd 'fpgr The
defense. The tca'imony was heard, End
aenerA Sherman delivered hi' 4 ,,'!ss,ugme9' s,gm9
and presented the law ip Inc cafr ~ an, sblle
manner. 50 good lawyer would, rs Ie.d
@ths common lAx Gt England ard Al cited
cases in the reports of several Of thr Ameri.
can States ', The ,hpll Nh.cter followsd
him end ridiculed hi..prscsdffn' aArd scoYt..
Cd At 'b' hooks. H. aan % Il l~.' .n i|n4sa'
70 the ccpur. 'e read from The common lay
Of Eng'and. ."',.ad declared ad!si4c that 1T NC ass
compelled to take any Of that pris,pcrs'ie
Brtstsh law" he wanted '',hs vety, be., Her
Majasy had, and none Of beI common law.'
That We enough; the justices f.es was Ses.
and .hs osderal lpstI .fis c.se.. 1.'*as II.
last be ever tried In kansaa !" ''''a ''+.'
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i YrSn tks'aU CIT llfpss.

Ths Ialaing Interest ofn uiSh have bcs~
'isnguijhiag aluFtdg tho blockade, sales of
aaaAes7sn no ,DsJi and IN Esops having
,been Aosirssy S,apSied. il Tss heavy SHOWS
n he. Wasases. saneo 'pus AsF eubnrgo on
aa operatioss there. The SHOWS ~ Alta
City ars aid 10 te eighteen feet ieesp On .
isvel-fairly covering up the tops II tho
h~uses. A. OisMs and other ,iissricts IN ahe
0qdisth rsnsc the suows lisve been deep,
but sre 'now'nfass dsAsppesrng.:d Snow.
sllass IN thu ,M,uasAiasG have"bcen quito
'fnqsenSa ttAs Winter SONS ei.At or tsn
sniad kwe 'Ihsen aainsd BY! them, Tho
southern ;distriesswias sxon Se open 10 pros.
pscsisGt The enc'k k0td' discovesies m tho
Oojosado rivIt, lvo6ashesn U,alI.: .:ate draw.
Ing of scosRes ofomsen. sltt u said That ~
there average ~ pctt Day " tht man, Win
nttjS Sneksi, u Nsi1 dises1sss pt nsilsst ores
~ qu1te1soqssasly resusDsdt The lsse ooe
bsisa spst iislsanss nse ,yet ~ealsds ahoat
leo nniass south It Ophk, shae II is.asd
swiil f6ll, ,siiiii,i White Ptnaa TIistwtihbs
sssso .a'ta b ths' 6psinko Al old puiuss
eSs 0sss1ia1 taAingi aseibsssmg ous sssl,,
with thOpssfsss ret nsAs lwosk deae en
'>hsa1 dv,ab isnis.iy ,shS .Asxsaes .onss.
Hsr silvtrhih~l ieS,e,slis tSbEond to-.
o1gsts1ahs silpnik s,sulesseS, tSmsosppsSs,
'saswsa atAaA<il pn9,ssaA1lSls lsss sts Jsh,&
ss6le& gpesiNlo N0,aAlaGIS " liC.1u~
u 16aa QktoA oilios4 ruo aoIt Ia9s bna
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i Cs,yrrs Pets 1t their Old Tucks.T

e
The Ari.ona Aiser Of the 2lu publishes
additional details Of the capture and massa.
ere 1t Cullemberg's stage station. which oc>
eurredi on "Wednesday evening. Februsss,
1lst The driver Of tie stage. which, owing
70 this nurderous affair. did not arriyc here
hniil late yesterday morning informs ~ that
be s1AmiuedAhs station swhefs the men yer.
killed, and found shs house plundared. and !.
The vslla, n.xals. etc., su,sared with blood.
H. also says the Indians had dared the sol.
dies, y Camp Date Creek to 20 out and dght
than there, must have been, hundreds Of
hostile Indians in the mountains around
Date, creek that in all probability they. are
.ih1se lei, and that be Win not return With.
ont ! lsree e@cort.' 81. ''.' ''1s ''...' .
Thsqagh ia kipane.s u Lleu.crsa;nu. Eb.
stein d the .wenty>iir.. United States II.
fantry. who Is now her. we have been placed
in possession Of the following account re-
ceived BY him on Friday morning lass, IN :
letter from his wife st Camp Date Creek.
That lady ays: 4" ''"T'" "l'3'" .'i--
"e uOVe uSu UNy W k5cut cXCsSeUSOssv
here. Cullernber and Harris were killed lssg
night james. 4 friendly Apache. blohavs
chief, came In this morning md said the
Tontos were near by" Tn. Indians set up y
war.whoop, and forty Of bf,y uen then
went out. Captain Dwyer, II the time. WA
down Oh the ranch This sftcrnoon An In
dian came back and said he had found ten
Tonsos, and wanted the soldiers 10 got out.
Ten or twelve men went rut With Gilson.
and have just returned, having killed two
Tontoe. The Apache. Aol.avsa were sus.
pecsed. 20 We arc very glad the real murder.
ersl weso t0aud." IT,, sa y17ut ~ s,a-r.r =
The Verdi Indians have sent in runners.
"ne Of whom, sworthSess renegade from the
4ohsvc tribe. has told 70 many different
storica regarding the object Of his ss,ssiop.
ard the desire Of the Indians for whom he
came, that no reliance can be placed in any.
thing he has said. General Crook is now In
The field, and We hopc. ere long. 10 10 ably
70 chronicle something better than the mur.
der and robbery Of white, BY Indians,
Meantime. our people must 10 on theh
guard. ...,'....' .- -, "'''
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-03-23

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