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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For full river news see third page.l
Rivers by IeleEEaPh.

LITTLE Rock, September l0-River rose
inches. Weather clear aud pleasant.
VICKsBURG, September l5-Weather clear.
River falling. No boats down. Up: Julia.
PrrrsBURG, September l5.-RIver falling
steadily, with % inches in the channel
Weather clearand cool.
CINCINNArI, September l5.-River falling,
with feet inches In the channel Wealth
er cool and clon0y.
NASHVILLE, September l5-River fallen
inches vita 81 inches on Harpeth shoals
Weather clear and cool.
NEW ORLEANS, September I5.-Weatber
clear and pleasant. Arrived: Johu Kyle, ST.
Louis. Departed: Henry Ames, ST. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, September l5.-Biver falling.
Weather clear and warm. Arrived: Glencoe,
New Orleans; City OF NickSburg, Nlcksburg.
Departed: Jbes-er and Bahbage, Memphis;
susie River, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, September l5.-Westher clear
and cold Mercury 50 TO 64'. River fallen 3
inches Up: BranstOrd 10 pm. Katie Kyle, )
am. Mary Miller, 6 s.m.; Falls Pilot, am.
Morning Star, 10 am, Quickstep, pm;
-Down; Evansville, Il p.m.; ada Heilman, ?
nm; Mary Ament, Arkansaw Belle, 5 30 pm.
Business fair.
CAGRo, September Is Noon - Arrived
Idlewild, Evansville 9 pm; EcKert Commerce,
pm; Grand Tower, Memphis, m; John
Howard, New Orleans, II am. Departed: FL
Lott, Memphis, 10 pm; ldlewtld, Evansville
Howard, Ohio river. Weather clear and cool
Wight Arrived: Colorado, 81. Louis, 2.
M; capital CITY, Nicksburg, pm. Departed:
Colorado, Nicksburg, pm. River fallen 4
inches. clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, September 15.-River falling,
with feet inches in the canal, ana
20 inches IN the pass, down Indiana chute.
Arrived General Lytle, Cincinnati Chsrmer,
Evansville. Departed: General Lyle, C1ncin-
pau; Charmer, Cincinnati. The new A a
bama river steamer, N ary', made her trial trip
to-day satisfactorily. she leaves FOR New Or
leans ana Noodle tomorrow afternoon Cap
tain Boughton, local steamboat Inspector, re-
celyed leave Of absence yesterday 20 attend
the meeting OF the commissioners OF boiler
explosions, al Pittsburg. There will be alarge
southern Ceiegatlon at that meeting.
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LRPR.andN.O.R.R.

We sre informed by our worthy fel-
low-citizen, Captain w. f. Owen, who
has Just returned from Chicot City, on
the Mississippi river, that the prospect
for the immediate completion Of the
road 10 our city is most hopeful. The
proposition to issue six million dollars
in seven-th.rty bonds, with interest pay
able semi-annually, under the coDsoli-
datiOn Of the above road with the Mis-
sissippi, Cuachita and Red river rail
road, is an accomplished fact. The ar
rangements have been made, and all
that remains TO be done is the formal
acceptance Of the same. 1t is designed
now 70 hn-sh the road to Pine Bluff dur
ing the present month, and also to War
rem by the frst Of January, 1874, after
which work viii be resumed on this
line, and viii continue steadily until il
is completed to Little Rock.-PfEle Bluff
Press.
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NOTICE.

In the matter OF c. Becker. Baukrupt--In
bankruptcy.
Before Thomas J. Latham, ESQ.,, Register.
To the creditors Of the above named bank
rupt:
TAKE NOTICE: The second general meet
Il ing OF the creditors OF said bankrupt will
be held at the Office Of said Register, In the
city OF Memphis, n said district, on the 3)th
1ay Of September, A. D. 1873, st II o'clock s.m.,
for the purpose named in the 9th section Of
the Bankrupt Act OF March ?, 1857 That !
have filed my hnal accounts as Assignee Of
the estate Of said court, aud that on the said
day Of September next, I shall apply 70 said
court for the settlement OF my said accounts,
and for discharge from all liability as As
'ignee Of said estate, in accordance with the
provisions of the 2Sth section CT the Act OF
congress. entitled IAN act to establish a uni
'orm system Of bankruptcy throughout the
United states" approved March 2 1865.
S.M JOBE, Assignee.
Memphis, Tenn, September l6, 1873.
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DIED.
GRANT-Monday, September 18th, LIVE
BELL, youngest child Of L D. and Mary v.

GRANT-Monday, September 18th, LtvIE
BELL, youngest child OF l. d. and Mary Y.
Grant, aged i've months and one day.
The friends and acquaintanoes OF the family
are invited 10 attend the funeral, at i've
o'clock this (TUESDAY) afternoon. from
their residence, on Auction street, near
Seventh, Chelsea.
CONpRY-In this city, at the residence Of
his brother-in-lawt Tim McGrath, on Mon lay
September 18th, PATRICK CoNDRYs IN Tie
eighteenth year Of his age.
The funeral viii take place this (TUEsIAY)
morning at ten o'clock, from the residence,
foot OF Exchange street. Friends and ac-
quaintances are invited TO attend.
TUhNER-Monday morning, September
18th, at half-past eight o'clock, in the twenty
second year of his age, MM. T., son OF John
and Mrs. B, Turner.
His funeral will take Place fIom the resi-
deuce OF his parents, No. l92 Front street, at
half-past eight O'Clock this CTUESnAY)
morning. Services at st. Bridget's Church at
nine O'Clock. Friends OF the family ara In
vited u attend.
JOYCE-Monday, September 18th, MA,5GIE
c. JOYCE, aged twenty years.
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral,
from the residence Of the late Michael Joyce,
l26 Front street, this CTUESDAY) afternoon at
three O'Clock.
sPORE-Aonday, September 18th, -VIx-
EoRED SPORF, wife Of Daniel Spore, aged
forty-one years.
Friends and acquaIntances Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from their residence, at mouth Of Wolf river,
this (TUEsDAY) afternoon st three o'clock.
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Grand total OF the crop. -. - ~ Sos
or tag above aggregate 2j.5,9 bales were sea-
island cotton. The total consumption by
mills north was ! U53. .iG5 bales, and that by
mills south 1902 b8tss; maEing a totai
total exports for tfIa varr we're 2,579 asG bales
and the aggregate .. and, September ],
1873, sH >>U bale. lies were shipped
90 Great Britain T.. ... ..- he ports. Among
the ports credited uI r exports during the
year is san Franc SEQ, which shipped 33i bales.
The following are tae receipts at Northern
Uor.s during the year rail;
New York -. ......... sos
li1s 1l+,s'
E1IfI more. n ifi
pgfIs.s uhIa ...... i ~
pDrf iarll. de ......--...--.-.--. 1851
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LAKE DISASTER.
Severe Storm, Causing the Loss Of the
Steamer IrOnsides, and Many Of
her Passengers.
Particulars Of The Disaster, and the
Struggle for Life-Partial Lists Of
the Lost and saved.

DETROIT, September ia severe
gale prevails over the upper lakes. The
steamer IrOnsides, of the Milwaukee
and Grand Haven line, is reported tC
have foundered, about noon, six miles
off Grand Haven. The gale is so heavy
nothing can 60 out, and it is feared all
hands will be lost. 1t is not known how
many passengers are on board. Six
schooners have gone on the beach since
morning.
LATER.-Three of the Ironsides' boats
have reached shore with twenty-three
persons. The other boats have not yet
been heard from.
FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.
GRAND HAVEN, MICH, September
15.-The propeller Ironsides, Of the
Englemaun line, connecting with the
Duluth and Michigan railway, one of
the largest steamers on the lakes, was
fOundered and sunk seven miles off this
port, at noon to-day. Her signsl Of dis
tress was hoisted at nine O'Clock this
morning, but so terrible was the sea that
no assistance could reach her.
The passengers and the crew, Of
which there were nineteen Of the former
and thirty Of the latter, had prepared
the boats TO leave her at about half past
ten in the morning, and the last boat
left her at fifty minutes past eleven.
When the last boat had got about a
quarter Of a mile from her
SHE WENT DOWN.
There were five boats filled with the
crew and passengers. One boat contain
ing five men and four women capsized,
and only one man reached the shore,
-Four boats have reached the shore up to
this time The boat with Captain Sweet
man and wife and five passengers
has not yet been heard from. 1t is
feared they are among the lost. Thirty
two passengers are known to have been
saved, and fourteen bodies have been
The following is the
LIST OF THOSE LOST.
whose bodies have been recovered and
Identified: John d. LiscOll, steward Of
the boat; John Hiles, of Milwaukee;
Charles Winmell, agent of G. E. Hard
ing, New York; Mrs. Valentine and
child, of Milwaukee; Mrs. Donelson, Of
Grand Rapids; Mrs. J. B. L. Dewitt, of
The balance have not yet
been identified.
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The Shreveport Tunes is O.hing if not
plucky. One Of its editors is absent, the
commercial and river editor is down with
the fever, the foreman is III, aud several
Of the printers b--cague demOralized and
le-. II is run, during the yellOw-feveI
panic, by one man and boy, and avery
creditable sheet is issued 81 that. The
enterprise and grit Of the Times are ex-
ceedingiy noteworthy, and that paper
has our bs-i wishes for is reOrgsniza-
ton.
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Whole tickets, $50; Halves, SIS; Tenths, or
each coupon, $; II whole tickets for S50U; El1s
tickets Tor Sl,OO0, lt3 whole tickets for 5000;
~ whole tickets for $1,000. NO discount on
less than $50 worth Of tickets at a time
The unparalleled success OF the Third q II
Concert, as well the satisfaction given by
the first and Second, makes Il only necessary
TO announce the Fourth 20 insure the prom pt
sale OF every ticket The Fourth Gift Concert
gill be conducted in all It's details like the
Third. and full particulars may be learned
from circular, which will be sent free from
this Office 10 all who apply for them.
Tickets nov ready for sale, and all orders
accompanied by the money promptly filed.
Liberal terms given 70 those who buy TO sell
again. THO. L. BRAMLETT.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky and Mana
ger Gilt Concert, Public Library Building
Louisville, XIV. aul4
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Only Sixty Thousand Tickets will be sold
and one-nalf Of these are intended for The
European market, thus leaving only 0,900 fol
sale in the United states, where 10000 vert
disposed OF for the Third Concert. The tick.
cts are divided into ten coupons or parts, and
have on th5 ir back the sch enc with a full ex
planation OF the mode OF drawing.
At This Concert, " hich viii be the grandesi
musical display ever witnessed in this cOun.
try he an prpcefipuf ed sf1u n
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WHITBY-Ths hiends and acqua!ntances
of David and Laura A. Whitby are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral OF their
daughter, ZAIDA, this CTUEsDAYl morning
at ten o'clock, from the residence ef DR.. Y. A.
Carr, opposite st. Peters Orphan AsylunN
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DissOIution of Partnersbip.

V1HE arm Of HICKEY, BARTL EFT & TooM-
L Err is this day dissolved by mutual cen
sent, r. F. TOOMER having disposed Of his
entire Interest in said drm TO HICKEY &
BARTLETT, who assume all liabilities, aud
who are authorized TO collect the outstanding
debts due the firm
Memphis, September l3, 1873.
HICKEY & BARTLETT.
eanI6 p r. TOOMER
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shipments from Tennessee 70 New Orleans
Norfolk and Charleston are included in the
Louisiana. Virginia and South Carolina crops.
TIE WINNEH OF THE AUGUSTA POOL.
From dispatche. received yesterday IL was
sscertalned that the Financial Chronicle lOOIs
up the cotton crop of ls12-3 AZ 8,g30,Ja bales
According % this the lucky winner Of The
$40. the amount IN the Augusta cotton-pool,
Is Mr. Berry Benson, OF this city, his estimate
heiBg 50 ~, or 100 bales over toe sctul crop
Mr.J j. Doughty, also Of this city, ls the next
nearest, his estimate being about 5D1 under
the Financial Chronicle 5 statement. The ma
fufity Of the renal nder Of the 5os estlmates
are understood 70 be far below the real crop
Mr. Benron. the winner Of the pool, Is young
man weil-known and highly esteemed
for his moral character and buei-
ness capacities E1e has been with
1fassrs. Russell & POEer. cotton merchants,
for the past seven years, bat, we understand
that be cOntemplates going into business on
his own ac count soon, IA cOpartneTshlp WITH
SIR. William HIT, a fellOW-cleFk. We con
.ratulate him upon hls good luck, and trus'
that he NAV be a. successful IN business as hl
is fu making estimates OF the cotton crop
The committee WrD examined and scale
up the estimates, and dep Islted the same g.
ne National Exchange bank, are requested I,
meet al tue ENcaang- neat Monday morning
al eleven o'clock, 10 open The estimates, an
decide who ls entitled % the prize. 70 Is pre-
Sunned thAt the FiH0ucsHi Chronicle viii DC rt-
ceived before that time.
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on THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DIN
NhE AND SUPPER TABLE,
LEA & PERRsES' WSreestershire sauee
Is INDISPENSABLE.
joins DuNCAN'S SONS, New York,
A-e nia Tor the Ilnllah Siales
RAraRELnR,n nan, nYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best IN he
s0oTtd. The only True and PerfeetDye. Harm
less Reliable and instantaneous: no 0is2p-
pointment; no ridiculous unts or unpleasant
odOr. Remedies the III enects OF bad dyes and
washes. Produces INMEDIATELY a superb
BLACK OR NATURAL BROWN, and leaves the
halr. CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The gen.
ulne signed W. A. Bachelor. sold by all dru
glzfs tiHAS. BATt1HEfOR ProD'r. ~ Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Don't fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S :
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
70 the period OF teethiBg in children. II re
ueves the child from pain, cures wind colo,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief and
health to the child, gives rest 10 The mother.
BE sure and call for
" MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists.
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SeheBek's Mandrake Piiis.-These pills
are composed exclusively Of vegetable ingre-
dients, and although they entirely supcrsede
the use OF mercury, do not leave any Of its IN
furious effects. They act directly upon the
Nver.and are q valuable remedy IN all cases
Of arrangement resulting from a dlsordered
state Of that organ. Liver Comp amt, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Ty-
phOid Fever, ETC., etc.. all succumb 10 the free
use OF chencks Mandrake Pills. For sale by
all druggists and dealers.
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A man named Joseph Campbell
iutnped from Tire ghio river bridge ~ Louis
xiif- al nine O'Clock saturday night, DIS
tance O. eighty feet. 10 the bare rocks eloS
s,nd VS. killeg. au-e Of The deed mol
know
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MEETING 0F CITIZENS,

OTTIZENS OF MEMPHIS are requested 10
- meet this (TUES DAN) at ~ O'Clock, at
the GREENLAW OPERAHOU5E, To take
measures for the RELIEF OF FAMILIES
suffering from the prevailing disease. lie. all
good citizens turn out. sepi6
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Board of Education.

OFFICE OF DOARD OF EDUCATION,
MEMPHIS, September Is, 1873. :
eS The members OF the Board of Education
Of the Memphis City Schools are hereby nCti-
fled that the Board is adjourned TO meet this
TUESDAY) afternoon, September 18th, al
three o'clock.
By order Of the President.
SaplR L.G. CAIRNES. Secretary.
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All this cotton came across The ONO ana
Mississippi rivers being taken up by railroads
az various points where hey touch those
rivers. Iu addition % this the large amOu Z
already stated was shipped from southern
, frts dlrsci 10 northern manufact ories with
out handling OF without any record being
taken ai either New York, Boston, PHI adel
phla, Baltimore or Portland The statement
shove the shipment north 5y rail from Mem
pui- and Rev orleans curing the year Of
f-fS3 bales.
The following is the statement OF the num-
L.I VI LaIee crelL.ed % eacl 81 LIa.
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HNIVERSTTY OF VIEGINIA opens Octo-
" Der lst; continues through nine months.
II is organized in schools on the elective sys-
TEN. With fun courses IN Classics Literature
Science with practice in Chemical and Physi-
cal LabOratoriesl, in Law, Medicine, Engl-
neeging, Teaching and Agriculture. Apply
for Catalogues 20 JAMES r. HARRISON.
Chairman, r. a. University OF Virginia, Abe
marie county, Virginia. a1la
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WINES & LIQUORS
35S Main ST., Memphi,, Tenn.
REMOVAL.

ID R. r. .. II a IT Q III
HHS removed 10 273 I-2 Main street, op-
u posite Court Square.
Sc Particular attention paid to Surgical
2
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The insurgents men-Of-war, Fernan-
do n CatqiiclO and Numancia, which sailed
Tor Torregega, have r~turned 70 Cartag ena
without making lanolngs
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PataTseO Female Institute, Near Balti-

THIS Institute has been in operation thirty
Il SIX years, and enjoys national reputation,
With the number Of pupils limited 70 ninety,
it has representatives nom twO-thtrusof the
states, prime paliy South and southwest. It's
location Is pre-eminently healthful, is CEN
tral, and easily reached by railroad nom Bal
timore and Washington City. For circulars,
address MRs. X. II. ARCHER,
au7 Ellicott city z. o.. Nd.
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Fourth Grand Gift Concert
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
1000 CASH GIFTS $500, 900,
Every FIFTH Ticket Draws a Gift.
S25O,OOO for $50.
Wednesday, December 3, 1873.

-THE Fourth Grand Gift Concert authorized
L by special act OF the Legislature for The
benefit OF the Public Library Of kentucky
will take place in Public Library Hall, al
Louisville, Kentucky,
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on his arrival at San Francisco Sstur-
,l,,- nfebf Governor 9th was met by thou
ssrls who had assembled with music and
trsnspareneies on Tel graph Hill IT. houses
along the line OF procession were brilliantly
Illuminated
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-16

Fifty-fOur thousand seven hundred
persons visited! the Louisville exposition last
week nom thirteen different States.
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Total l2.ooo Gifts, all Cash, amounting
pRIcE nE TICKETS

The distribution will be positive whether
all the tickets are sold or not, and the l2,N0
gifts all paid in proportion to the tickets sold
all unsold ckels being destroyed as at the
FfrS snd second Concerts, and not represented
-
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@l.5OO,OOO,
rSr nr nVrrS

divided into 1900 cash gifts, will be distrlb-
uted by lot among the ticket-holders. The
numbers OF The tickets to be drawn from one
wheel by blind children and the gifts from
another.
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Except the shipments 10 New Orleans. Nor
folk and Charleston, which are included in
the Sew Orleans, Virginia aud south Carolina
crop.
From the New ) 0TE Financial Chronicle we
take the following state uleut, which has jusi
hsau made up, OF the cotton crop Of the
United states FOR the com uercial year ending
August B. ISIS:
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COTTON.

The Daily Appeal has a larger eireu-
EatiOn than ali the other Memphis daily
papers combined
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MACnNIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL communication OF South a
n Memphis Lodge, No. lis, viii be held Ny
this CTUESDAY) evening, September w
18th, at "a o'clock for work in the E. A degree.
All e. As are fraternally invited.
By order BEN. X. PULLEN, W. ID.
A. J. WHEELER, Secretary. sepl6
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NORWICH UNIVERSITY.

A MILITARY COLLEGE, established in
n 1884. Has a preparatory department,
thorough Classical, Scientific and Military in
struction, including Modern Languages and
Civil Engineering. Good Oisci gltne. LOca-
ton very healthy. Terms, s;,50 year. Year
lS73-7i begins August 2Sth. Send for a cTcu-
lar Address PROF. CHARLES DOLE,
au20 North field. VI.
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COTTON.
The Crop OF 1928 FOOts up S,93O,5Os
Bales-Interesiing Facts and
Statistics.
Gratifying Exhibit for Southern Mills
An Increase Of 1900 Bales
shipments by Railroad.
The Augusta POOi-The Winner of SI74O
Comes Within 769 Bales Of the
Actual Figures.


From the Annual Cotton Crop Report" Of
the New York Commercial and Financial
Ehr0Hiclr which reached Us by mail last
night, We copy the details OF the crop FOR the
two years, as follows:
LOUISIANA
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-06-12

1t appears that the German Govern
ment, according to London dispatch, is
not pleased with Pre- sident MacMahon's
address to the Frenc h Assembly, nor will
It enter into regu lar diplomatic relations
with his Government without assurance
that France will faithfully execute the
provisions of the Frankfort treaty.
All of MacMahon's addresses have been
marked by s3gni ticant illusions to the
army, which have evidently not been
overlooked by the Berlin Government;
and if our intelligence from London is
correct, the attitude assumed by Germany
may prove very embarrassing to the Mac
Mahon administrati on, if it does not lead
to serious compl ications. The German
Government doubtless realizes full well
that the French people still cherish to-
wards it a deepseated feeling Of revenge,
and it evidently proposes to be governed
accordingly.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-06-12

We have an account of the murder Of
five Modoc prisoners by Oregon volun>
teers, which, at this distance, looks like a
very atrocious piece of business. We are
aware that the Oregon settlers in the vi
Gin ty of the recent Indian conflict have
had much to exasperate and madden them;
but these Modocs that they have just
murdered were prisoners, unarmed and
helpless and the murderers have, to all
appearance, been guilty of piece of
business, which, had they been Modocs,
Guild have been denounced as blood
thirsty fiendishncss. If this is speci-
men of the split by which the Oregon
frontiersmen are actuated, we are afraid
that such manifestation of it as they
have just made will be likely to lo>e
them the sympathy which has heretofore
been felt for them, and that people will
conclude that they had better be left to
fight it out with the Indians as best they
can.