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GEN. CROOK, THE HUMANITARIAN

W. d. Bickham, in the Dayton journal.
We are rather sorry that George Crook
didn't capture the NJ odocs. During the
war it was observed that when Gen. Crook
was sent after Ushwhackers he never
brought any into camp to be bothered with
they always met with some accident.
We remember an illustrative occasion:
Crook, then Colonel of the Thirty sixth
Ohio, reported to Rosecrans at Cross Lanes,
after the battle of Carnifex Ferry. Rose
Grams was delighted to see him be-
cause he had good helper. The bush
whackers were very troublesome. Crock
was ordered to squelch them. About ten
days afterward Crook came into head
quarters looking like man who b sd been
Sleeping out o. nights. Rosecrans md the
rest of us greeted him warmly, and, after q
glass of-water, said:
Rosy-"Well Crook, what did you o."
Crook-"Cleaned out the bushwha OK
ers."
Rosy-"Didn't you take any prisoners"
Crook Drawling)-"Well, yes. l did
have-seven, but the id fools fell off q
tree and broke their necks."
Headquarters took more water.
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EVANSVILLE.
Sporadic.


EVANSVILLE, IND, June 13.-MichaeT
j. Kane, railroad laborer of Vincenness
died at O'Clock, and of what the attendant
physician pronounced cholera. He had i'm
prudeutly drank from stagnant water while
suffering from slight eisrrh9l, and this is
believed to have FASTENED his death.
New Rolling Mifi.
The first bar of railroad iron will be made
at the new rolling mill tomorrow morning,
and the event will be duly celebrated.
A Numbering Maniac In a Circus.
a Journal special says an insane Irish
man at Robinson's circus, at Henderson,
KY, this afternoon, injured a number OF
citizens with large club. He killed a
baby, and injured g number of other per-
sons, some of them seriously, in their eff
forts to arrest him. The police shot him
three times. He is now in irons.
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1880
LYNCH LAW.

WHEELING, VA, 13.-Advices to the
IntelIigencer state that at o'clock Wed.
nesday morning masked party broke into
the house of John Jennings, the chief OF
a gang of robbers in Wetze county in this
State. Mrs. Jennings seized an axe to de-
fend her husband, when the party tre d,
killing Jennings aud fatally wounding Mrs.
Jennings. The lynchers left written no
tees to the other members OF the gang to
leave the county on peril of their lives.
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SsSnOuteds

ST. LOUIS, June 19.-W. 81. Day,
young son of F. o. Day, prominent mer-
chant here, was arrested yesterday OIL the
charge of grand larceny for stealing a pair of
lady's bracelets from tie house of friend
of the family. The bracelets were found at
a pawnbroksT's shop, where they had been
spouted by a prostitute, who sIys young
Day gave them to her. Day is said to have
been in similar trouble before, and is re-
gSrded as kleptomaniac by some Of his
lfriauds
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Iron.CIads VIII Rnrn.

PITTsBURG, June lathe extensive
Tub Works of Freeman & Burgher, on
Railroad street, were destroyed this evening
at 81 O'Clock. The building, two story
iron-clad, was totally destroyed. The fire
spread to the fitting shed of the Keystone
Bridge Co. which was also destroyed. The
loss of Freeman & Burgher amounts to
$25, 600, insurance $4,000. The Bridge
Co.'S loss is $1,000, fully insured.
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SOME HINTS FOR THE OCCASION

To the Union and American:
ST. LOUIS, No, June IL, 1871 am
aud have been for years a constant reader
of your excellent paper. At the present
. time, when the cholera scourge seems to be
affecting you, read it with a deep and
painful Interest. As known to you, | have
travelled in almost ali countries and chimes,
from regions of .pssAr cola to the burning
sands OF the tropics. l have witnessed the
annihiating ravsges of cholera, "yellow-
iack." the vomito, and have been in cities
spread as It were with funeral pail, the
entire population fostering with fever. 1
have been through all sorts of exposures
and perls, and now at the age of Al, can
truthfully say havi taken but one dose OF
medicine, and have never from sickness
been confined to bed one hour since child
hood.
Ih&ve nursed cholera patients through
cantortions- collapse and witnessed their
last gasps; have been in yellow fever hos
pitfalls and seen them die with the black Vor-
nit by the dozens. Yet have never had
an attack of these contasions. / have in
variably pursued this course amid epidem-
les. l don't rise till s O'Clock of a morning
l ven late my room at night through aper-
lures as'lhe top of my window; L battle thor
oughly on rising; avoid all eXcitements and
refrain entirely from berries, fruits and
vegetables except tomatoes, and they not
too ripe; otherwise partake of regular diet.
After each meal eat as l would an apple, a
strong, red onion; refrain from ice water
and eat nothing more till next meal, al says
closing meals with the onion. am not fond
Of onions, but verify believe they are the
greatest natural disinfecLant and antiscor-
butte and the surest prophalactyc of msla'
rious contagious in the weird.
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RanZtn0.

CINCINNATI, June ia fire on Con-
merce street this morning occurred by the
overturning of dish containing solder
against can of benzine, in a shed adjoin-
ing the store of Alexander Mcdonald &
Co. The shed also contained tar and ros-
in. The fire spread rapidly and several
stores were burned o. injured, including
500 barrels of vinigar. Total loss $4,000.
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A Rank Susnex9Gis.

HUDSON, N. Y, June 13.-The Columbia
Bank at Chatham village, conducted under
the State banking law by W. A. Wood
bridge & Co., has suspended, creating great
excitement in the village, as nearly every
business man there had money deposited.
The cause of failure is not made pubic,
but it is supposed the recent collapse of tie
Columbia Paper Company involved the
bank heavily.
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ATTEMPTED AUTO-DA.FE.

What sort of medieval place is YOungs-
town, Ohio, any way? The VfndicGtOr of
that town records the following cheerful in
cident: "a lot of little Christian urchins
canght a little Jew boy at the corner of
Watt and Champion streets, a few evenings
since, tied him to post, piled lot oftiDd-
er-wood shout to ignite it, when they were
discovered by some men and the little Jew
rescued. The only reason assigned for
their action and intention by the Christian
urchins was that the Jews had ciucifed
christ"
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Steamer Rurned.

ST. LOUIS, June ia private telegram
from Miami, No., says the steamer Mary
Mcdonald was burned at Gilham's landing,
on the Missouri river, while en- route from
Kansas City to st. Louis. She was valued
at 1000 and insured fof $4,000. ~
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MEMPHIS.
whisked into Eternity.

MEMPHIS, June 13.-Robt. East, an EGG
iishman, lately from Elvirs, Illinois, while
intoxicated laid on the railroad track neal
Collierville, Tenn, Wednesday, and was
run over by train and Instantly killed.
There were II interments here to-day
against 10 yesterday. The weather is still
cloudy and sultry.
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ThOrOuehbresIs-

SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The sale of
the thoroughbred stock of S. b. Whipple &
Son has closed, and aggregated $4,000
Harvest Queen brotight $l6,500, Handle.
tonean $lO,l50, Speculation s., 800. Cattle
generally brought large, and some fancy
prices. Ajax was not sold.
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MODOC.
The Military Commission to sis at
Fort klamath.

Fort klamath.
BOYLE CAMP, June 1.-THE captured
Modocs viii be taken to Fort Klamath
where the Commission will sit and Try
them. Some wounded troops have be en-
sent already. 1t is generally thought Bogus
Charley, Hooka Jim, Steamboat Frank,
and Shacknasty Jim, having volunteered to
aid in the capture of Capt. Jack,will escape
punishment. Those not tried for murder
will be forwarded to Alcatraz. Jackson's
troops start to Fort Klamath this evening
to prepare for the reception of the Modoc
captives.
The Oregon Troops Heard From.
A dispatch from Jacksonville, Oregon,
says Gen. Ross Oregon volunteers have
Just arrived and deny that tile massacre of
M9doc prisoners was committed by Oregon
volunteers; that they had other and belt 9r
chances to murder the prisoners if they de-
sired.
Pursuit Of Knowledge Under Dill.
cuIties.
BoYLE's CAMP, TULE LAKE June IL,
P. M.-Last evening party, consisting of
Hon. j. K. Lutterell, Congressman elect
from Sd district, Judge Steele, Sheriff
Morgan, j. s. Mathews, E. H Antsrisk,
and Masters Lutterell aud Mathews arrived,
Messrs. Lutterell and st ele for purpose of
inquiring into Indian affairs.
This morning Capt. Jack, Scarfaced
Charley, Schonchin, Nose William, Princess
Mary and Lizzie were escorted TO the Office
tent under corporaps guard, that Jul
Steele might talk with them and gain such
information as might throw light on certain
acts which are now shrouded in mystery.
Judge Steele shook hands with the Indi-
ans, and said he was glad to meet them.
No one but Jack removed his hat. Scar
face was called to the front to act as inter-
prefer. Then followed questions about the
disposition of the property Of the ModCcs'
victims. Little satisfaction was obtained.
the Indians endeayoring to implicate
Hooka, Shack-N ssta and Steamboat Frank
as much as possible, on account of their
treachery, whom they threaten to have
killed if it takes years to do the job.
After half hours talk Steele told them
unless they told where they had procured
army guns and gave up Thomas watch
and ring be would abandon them to their
fate and not try to get eit1er of them off.
Davis gave the Indians until to- MOI row
morning to consider the matter.
Gen. Davis has rent men to hunt up and
arrest the persons guilty ofthe massacre o
Modocs. photographs have been taken Of
Jack and his whole band of warriors.
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Decorafion Day.

CHARLESTON, S. O., June 13.-The an
nual decoration of the graves of the Con-
federate dead took place here to day. There
was general suspension of business dur
ing the afternoon.
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whisky and Water.

ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Nicholas Lieblong
suicided to-day by drowning in Catakia
creek, E vs. ST. Louis. Cause, whisky.
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LITTLE Rock, June 13.--Heavy rain
again to-day. 1t has rained for ten days
successfully. The river is on stand.
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BE0WHARBs.

COTTON meets but limited demand in
NV York at 20ac. for middling.
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TENNESSEE BONDS closed in New York
last evening at 79a for The old issue and 10
for the new. -
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Statements Concerning the Arlington
Estate by Mrs. Lee.

Estate by Mrs. Lee.
Special to the Louisville Courier-Journal.
WASHINGTON, d. G., June 12.--The
National Republican of this morning pub
fishes IN interview with Mrs. Gen. Lee,
from which the following facts relative to
the Arlington estate appear: Geo. Wash
iugton Parke Gusts dying in 1857, gave his
daughter, Mrs. Lee, by his will, the entire
| Arlington estate; and Gen. Lee, though ex-
ecutoI, never participated in any manner
| II its ownership or control. There was
eleven hundred acres in the estate, which
at the time of the Government occupation
was worth about $500 per acre, and has since
! greatly risen in value. At the time Of its
nominal purchase by the Government at
| $26,S00, there were several of Mrs. Lee s
! friends ready to make the purchase for her,
! or 10 pay the taxes, but they were not al
| lowed to do either. Ii is stated that there
is high legal authority connected with the
Government for doubling the validity of the
| Government title. Mrs. Lee does not de-
sire to have the estate restored, since its be-
coming a national cemetery, but does ex-
pect a reasonable remuneration. Gen.
Lee will, probated at Lexington, bequeaths
only personal estate, and makes no men
ton of real estate, as he owned none. The
| Arlington was sold under the direct tax act of
Ju e, 1862, as amended by the act ofFeb.
6, 1868. 1t was further provided in the will
of Mr.. Gusts that his slaves should be free
af er the expiration of five years. The Pc
Rod of manumisSion Came on in 1868, in
the hight of the war, when Geu. Lee, as ex-
ecutor of the will, summoned those slaves
together at point within his lines, sDd gave
them their papers and free passes through
the Confederate lines to go whittier they
would. The Arlington estate was assessed
| in 1860 at thiIty-fo thousand one hundred
dollars, and in the opinion Of competent
Judges was worth from forty to fifty thou
sand dollars. The land would now bring
over 100000. 1t is believed that this is the
only case where the Government has failed
to make compensation for land set apart fol
national cemetery.
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Haipn aud Smtrieau.

GOLD closed in New York last evening
at 1176117a.
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Nothing New

It has leaked out that during the recent
excursion of the examining board of the
Treasury Department in the South, a COL
lector of customs Was found who could
neither read nor write.
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Santanta.

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Several weeks
ago, Governor Davis telegrspbed to the
Secretary Of the Interior, that he would
send Santanta and Big Tree to Fort Gill,
to await further action by the Texan au-
liberties. 1t is held here, however, that
when these chiefs shall be removed to Fort
Gill, the State can have no jurisdiction
over them. There seems to be no doubt
the chiefs will soon be restored to their
people. ID -a
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The Attorney General has decided that
velvet ribbons made of silk and cotton are
not subject to The duty Of 60 per cent. un-
der the eighth section of the tariff act Of
1864, and that they are only subject to the
duty of 50 per cent. under that act.
, 1873-03-18

opon1ng Of New Bil1iard-Ha11.
Mr.. L. NJ Whiteonlb, No. 2e4 Weat A1ndiaon street,
will open, ts evening ln elegant billiard rarlor, fur
nlshcd with two Of those superb "atar Of Went" 4kx9
sarom billiard tables with tho lightning cushions,
'1nN,.ufaetMred by "The j. II. Brunswick Company,
Mos a to 48 East Adams street. The ball being ono
rMcipatea. E1hlb!t.on games ~ill 10 played by
OF our beat experts.
, 1873-03-18

no H1ENT--STORE, 2o16o, SUITABLE FOR ALL
kinds Of business host legation In tho city; a9 Fifth
av., hot1yoon Lako aud Rnndolph-hts.
no RENT-FHOM MAY t. l85 AnERDEENsT:., u
rooms, H40 B2G Wost Van Rurcn-st. 10 rOotps $bo.
7. d. FAEFEhSON, u Miciigan-ny.
, 1873-03-18

AT Wapollo, Iowa, tho other day, Il 2-year
old clld fell into acstorn, and its mother jump
ed in after it. The wator was Bevon feet deep,
and the two would havo been drowned had not
o brother OF tho Indy lonped in and rescued
them.
, 1873-03-18

IVUNOe
|I,AK1N uP--A nay MARE. OWNER GAN FIND
J. at IS ltnn!s.st.
1IoUNn- CORNER TWELITII:ET. AND DLUls
u 1slsntav. black cassiTDru car0; the UwNGr can
havs tho properly by calling at ~ Follua1-s, and pay
lay ehnsXet; cape found Magch1.
11OUNn-A. POCKET. NOOK CONTAINING MONEY
IL on West Alatnb.st Opposite Jefferson Park. y. II.
W[IlFTT.ItGEY, ~ WeSt hfnGann.4t,
, 1873-03-18
Gont1c1non'a Collars.

Gcnt1cmon'a Collars.
There Is better way Of eayiLB money than by pur
ohusng good article. THIS is especially tie III
80 conspicuous article Of drcgs az gcntlernan's
collar. Those who haYo wnrn tho Eln!wood Collar
have discovered tits, willie to those who prefer dit-
1erellt style, the Warwick Ia now offered,
, 1873-03-18

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COnstable's Sale.

10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF the Justices Court Of ]. H. Good.
rich, in the Township Of BuIlionyille. County of
Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me directed.
bearing. date Of December 18th, A. d. 1872, in
favor OF Samuel Kershaw and against James
Hubbard for the sum OF two hundred and sixty
dollars, and twenty-eight 40-10O dollars costs
and all accruipg costs.
Notice is hereby given that on tie 10th day
OF February. 1879, between the hours OF
A. M. and P. NJ, will sell at public auction,
In front OF the Justices office, In Bullionyille.
the following described property. to Wit: Two
hundred 1900 feet in the Yellow Jacket mine
and three hundred and seventy-hve 1871 feet In
the Enterprise mine. said mines being situated
in Chief Mining District. The above mentioned
property will be sold to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand, U. s. gold coin, MA "
ALBERT STAPLES, Constable.
..tlU fI.N ja2l.oaw3w HI.
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And in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board of Trustees, made on the 9th day Of
December. 1872, SO many shares Of each parcel
OF said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction, at the Office Of the Company,
Room 81, Haywsrd's Building, No. 4l9 Cali.
fornia street, on the 3lst day Of January,
1873, at the hour OF one O'Clock p. m. Of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment there.
on, together with costs of advertising and ex.
penses Of sale.
H. c. KIBBE, Secretary.
Office: Room 81 Haywards Building 4l9 Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco California.
ja17-td
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Notice to Creditors
ls..ts Il psaai. Naming. 0ses.Isa.

NJoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY Th nsn mis-
N dersigned Executors Of the Will o. nd ali
Manning, deceased, to the creditors w. aid de.
ceased, to exhibit them, with re at pub.
vouchers, within ten months after the asors, It
licaton Of this notice, to the said s ~ Lin.
their residence In Phoebe in the coun'! 4
coin. na .rF 3ic IL, 1910
Dated at Phoebe, January l lii, $50 nfORpA,
lialA.lm 5000 al Uf DANIEL DRISe""
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Orient Silver Mining Company
Location of works Ely Mining District, Lin
coin County, State of Nevada. There
are delinquent upon the following described
stock, on account Of assessment levied on the
Twenty day OF November, 1879, the sew.
eral amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders us follows:
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board OF Trustees, made on the Fifth
day of December, 1872, so many shares of
each parcel of said stock as may be necessary
will be sold ut public auction at the Office OF the
Company, Room 81, Hayward's Building, No
4lo California street, San Francisco California,
ON the 31st day of January, 1873, at
the hour OF one O'Clock P. NJ, OF said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. H. C. KIBRF Secretary
phce: Room 81, Hayward's Building, No. 419
California street. San Francisco. California.
ia23td
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 9Gth day of
November, 1872, So many shares Of each par
Gel OF said stock as may be necessary will be
sold at public auction, at the Office Of the
1873. at the hour Of O'Clock p. m. Of said
day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs OF advertising and expen.
SEES OF sale. flIH.
JOSEPH MAqUIRE, Secretary
Office: Room 81, Hayward's Building, 4I9 Cali.
fornia street, San Francisco, California
. Sa1a
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CHECK LOST.

NHECK NO. 1919, DATED DECEMBER SlsT,
" 1872. drawn in favor Of Joseph Grandeur
for Eighty 1891 Dollars. signed H. H. Day,
Superintendent, has been lost. All persons are
cautioned against negotiating said check, "a
payment has been stopped.
ja3-1m JOSEPH GRANDEUR.
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delinquent Sales.

silver Peak Mining Company--Lo-
cation Of Works, Ely Mining District, Lincoln
.oun.y' nevada. - Notice There are delin-
quent upon the following described stock
on account Of assessment levied ON the sixth
Gay of December, 1872, the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective share
holders as follows. '
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Spring Mountain Tunnel Company

Spring Mountain Tunnel Company
Location OF Works Lincoln County, Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting Of inc
Board OF Trustees of said Company, held on ths
18th day of December, 1872, an assessment o.
TWENTY CENTS per share was levied npon
the capital stock of said company, payaor
Immediately, in United States gold and COM
to the Secretary.
Amy stock upon which said assessment shai
remain unpaid on the 25th day Of Janu,
airy, 1873, shall be deemed delinquent, and WI
be duly advertised for sale, at public auction,
and unless payment shall be made before. Will
be sold on Monday, the 18th day OF February
1873, to pay the delinquent assessment, W
sale.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
Lac ..H.. j. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
Office: 81 New Merchants Exchange ' I'M,
fornia street, San Francisco. California d.o'"
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Spring Mount Mining Co,,,

Spring Mount MINING Co
Location OF works, Ely Mining pistr;a, n.y.
vads. Notice is hereby given, that NJ : W., Ne.
OF the Board of Trustees Of said cn ,nee.ins
held on the 18th day Of January lsTs .m
sessment OF TWENTY-FIVE f25 C,Fw,rs an as
share was levied upon the capi,s1 s. per
said comply, payable immediately in '' T, Of
states gold and silver coin. to the Secret.wr United
the Office of the Company, room 4. No I1n at
fornia street, San Francisco, California M oaii'
Any any stock upon which said assessment sh,,,
remain unpaid on Tuesday, Febrnsrx' s ssaii
1878, shall be deemed deliiiauent ana zsth,
duly advertised for sale at public suct;o mii DC
unless payment shall be made befors V,;,, ana
sold on Friday, March 21st. 1873. to NV Siii DC
delinquent assessment. together with ecs,s 'n as
the Board Of Trustees y os0sr VI
T. W. COLBURN. secnx..,,
Office; Room 8, No. 4lg California st.'.E
Francisco, California. .,d pan