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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03
Er.uwACxER QUANIRELL
Kentucky Man Claims that the aes.
tern BesperadO Died ia Louisville.

tern He.p.rndO Died ia a.OutsVille.
A controversy having arisen in the Louis
Vile papers about the grest Kansas ruftian
and robber, the Ledger-iSdndard enters the
field and says from personal knowledge that
Quantrell was captured by one Turriii who
was as grand scamp as any Of the guerriiias
whom he hunted with as much daring and
energy unless great injustice was done him
by ciuizen-,) near Bloomfield, in Nelson
county, rs the Commercial correspondent re-
lates. lie Was brought TO Louisville, and
died in the old Hospital on the south side OF
Broadway, opposite the military prison.
The writer Of this had frequent conversa
tons with him and was told by Others priso-
ners, who, before their capture, were with
Quantrell, that he was the genuine Missouri
and Kansas desperate. Magruder and Tom
Henry and other prisoners knew Qnantrell
we'll; and the former told The writer of this
the whole story of Quantrelfs journey from
Missouri: how he crossed the river, the style
Of uniform OF his mer; Of some OF his tricks
to deceive Federal soldiers; Of his reckless
bravery. fine hoysemaDship, etc Qnahr.ell
was in Kentucky but a short time before his
capture; and at the time of his capture was
making arrangements to consol. date the diff
t.ren. guerrilla bands in the country into ore
command. of which himself vas to be chief.
The gue.riIlas had unbounsed COM dence il
his skill, aGd courage, and et-
pec.ed, under his command, 10 win
some such laurels az Morgan's men wore.
Major Martin was incorrect in saying that
bis name was Clarke, and has cOniOunded
Ousutrell with '.Sum Mundy," whose true
name Vas Marcus Jerome Clarke. We can
not nov remember what Quantrell called
himself, but We are aeTiain il was not Clarke.
The writer of this, Q lew moments before
Onsntrelrs death, left him to find priest OF
the Church of Rome, TO whom he wished to
make confession. 4 clergyman connected
with the Cathedral, Who vas often in the
military prison in his clerical-capscity, was
with him when he died. The companions
of Ouantrell stated to the writer that Guam
treli stated to the writer that QIantrell had
large sum in gold coin and silver plate hid
den near Iron Mountain in Missouri. He
vas fuil six feet high-maybea little more
sandy hair and beard, gray eye, and spare
in figure. He was wasted from his vovnds.
and We never cav him standing up. He re-
fused to say anything abont himself, know
ing yery we'll that the only way Of exit for
Ousntrell (ifthe genuine Q Iantrell we're once
in ir) from the prison would be over the scaf-
field. A number of men are now living who
we're With Iaantrell, and some of them are
known to the writer. and We hsve no doubt
the Reverned Father, to whom We have re-
ferred, will add his testimony to the fact here
stated, viz: that Qisnirell, the guerrilla,
died in the hospital Of the military prison
in Louisville, in 1865. He died about sun.
Get ON a summer day. We might, if our
space permitted, give other facts rhich
would 60 to tho came conclusion.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

London, July Ia special dispatch from
Madrid says the present Spanish Ministry is
regarded as satisfactory by all parties, A
correspondenttelesTaphs thatthe unreconciIa-
bles have made several signican, demonstra-
tons. Troops are in readiness to suppress
any formidable outbreak. Another cores
pendent says that another crisis in the Gov.
e,nment is feared since the fall of KhivY
The Government oil Rnssia has renewed :,
assurance that the troops will retire frov N
country when the khs has been sufEc' 80,
punished for the ;reatmen, OF Russy m sni
jecis.
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Kansas Politicians in Chicago.
WAY Notes Taken on the Lake
Shore Route.
[Correspondence e:THE TIxEs.l
BUFFALO, n. Y, June ., 1878.

lCorespondence .THE TIxEs.l
BUFFALO, n. Y, June q, 1873.
EIau Tines:
Just before left Chicago I learned that
Pomeroy vas quietly domiciled At the house
Of relative. I. 8. Kalloch and Gen. Blunt
we're nj the Mattsson. and, at 6rst, suspec-
ted political intrigue. In fact, Kalloch
limited ominously 1t political business, but !
believe that vas only political gag Of the
Lawrence editor. Smith, formerly Of the
Topeka Tedr house, told me he desired set
Element for last winters hash. Kalloch was
there to assist in settling, so that the vague
hints of important political plans we're bosh.
The past must be squared up before any other
movements can be made, and last winters
hotel bills are poor senatorial capital kr
next winter. Smith claims that he boarded
nearly all the political bummers and dead
beat vire.pullen of the State until Pome-
rows grand failure. and he is anxious for
settlement, though be expects to throw of a
prospective S., O00, in consequence Of Pome-
rows defeat. ] advised him to sue Senator
York for damages, - the loss ia due, un-
doubtedlv. TO the efforts of the representative
from Montgomery.
In traversing the Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Railroad to this peint noticed
tina: all the crops were in backward state.
as compared with Kansas. Rain has been
scarce and q good shower would be God
| send to complaining farmers. Travel il i'm
proving, and most Of the wayfarers seek the
St. Lawrence and watering places via the
| popular Lake Shore route. The road il
smooth. the cars luxurious and, with the
exception of some dust, the trip is very COM
Portable.
Notwithstanding the excitement in regard
to the pass question l noticed many on the
train. Most railroad men think the rail
roads will suffer more BY the abolition OF the
pass syetem than the former recipients Of
passes, Take for instance the editor. He
receives his pasa, and, though be may never
use it, vet he feels like reciprocating. I'm
der the proposed system the editor might
receive the following Editor TIMEs-En-
closed we send $40 for a favorable notice Of
the Air Line to Tophet, six trains daily.
| JAMES FISK, Glen. Manager.
He might reply a. follows "This paper
is not for sale for $40. Since the last terri
BILE accident on your road the public has
become satisfed that it Is badly managed
hence they prefer other routes. We cannot
assist you in deceiving the public.
| 49,, Projectors"
Oh, yes. Railroads will be better man.
! sSed under the proposed pass abolition, OF
.aev will receive rery truthful notices.
1 IL
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SPAIN.

Madrid, July 1.-The bill .,.rodnced in
the Cortes last night, to gran. the Govern
ment extraordinary power, rssss,l TO-DAY Inv
q vote Of 139 to Is. With the exception of
a few shots fired into the nj: Las, NIGHT the
the quiet Of the city was not dis
turbed. Only a small number of the nm
reconcilables are said to be in favor of re-
their euds.
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aS-0ur lotteries chartered by the State. are
al says u s at the time nan'd. and all drawings
under the Supervision OF sworn commissioner
aS-Tnc official drawing viii be published In tie
81. Louis papers, and copy OF drawing sent r.
purchasers of tickets-
0&we will draw q similar scheme the last day
of everv month during the year 1s13.
0WRenit by P,,>rptFICE MONEY ORDER.
REGISTERED LETTER DRAFT or EXPRESS.
send foI circular. Address.
MURRAY, MILLER & co,
POsto6ce Boz, 24i6. Louis. Mo.
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Hees,ng Of SaPeSbosesdesss enc Oes'
.r., Areu,s-Se Change 81 Rates -
she Pass system.
From the ST. Louis Republican.
A meeting Of general railroad superlr-
tendeuts and agents Vas held at room No. o.
Southern Hotel. yesterday, to consider the
matter of commissions and tee pas system.
J.C. McMullin, general superintendent
of the Chicago & Alton railroad, Fresidea'
and &. T. Peck, acting general super'ntend-
eat of the Leavenworth, Lawrence uai-
weston railroad, was chosen secretary. .
J. Charlton, general ticket agent u, A.
St. L. railroad; J. s. Lyford, general super
intendent Hannibal & st. Joe railroad; Jno.
E. Simpson, general superintendent Of 81.
Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute, and Chas.
3. Follett, general ticket agent same road !;
S. F. Pierson, general ticket agent, and Z.
C. Cobb, general passenger agent OF 81. Louis
& Indianapolis; Samuel Stevenson, general
ticket agent Cincinnati, Hamilton 4 Dayton
road: C. G. Smith, general superintendent,
and W. F. White, general ticket agent At
Gibson a Nebraska railroad; b. 5. Henning,
general superintendeDt Missouri River, Fort
Scott & Gulf railroad; ". F. Downs, gen.
eral superintendent OF Central Branch Union
Pacific railroad; John w. Brown, general
ticket agent l.. X. & w. railroad /;
Id. Tu,hill, general superintendent 1t.
Joe 4 Denver City, and d. w. Hitchcock,
general passenger agent Chicago, Burlington
4 Quincy railroad; A A. Talmage, general
superintendent, and E. A. Ford, general
passenger agent Atlantic and Pacific railroad
W. c. Van Horn, general superintendent
s. Louis, Kansas City 4 Northern railway;
Thomas Dorwin, general passenger agent.
Missouri, Kanaas 4 Texas riilrOad; II. 8.
DePev, general passenger agent, Cairo Short
Line; J. F. Alexander Of the Cairo Short
Line; w. ID. Davenport, general ticket agent
| St. Louis Il Southeastern railroad; John 3.
Cooke, general ticket agent. and A. A.
Chrystie. of the Peoria, Pekin d Jackson
Vile railroad: r. T. Brydon, general ticket
agent of the Ohio & Mississippi railroad.
The meeting INDUCED in a warm discr,s-
sion in regard to the pass system, but finally
resolved to postpone the further consIdera'
ton of the matter to an adjourned meeting,
to be held at the Southern Hotel, In TINS
citv, on the Oath day OF July.
The general ticket agents harmonized their
matters 40 far az commission matters in lii.
West are concerned, and also adjourned to
meet with the snperintendenfs at the rame
date above mentioned. TO further discuss the
complications OF the commission system.
There vas change adopted in the rates or on
the subject of passes, and the meeting, al
though composed Of members from strong
competing lines. adjourned With the hest OF
| feeling toward each other.
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HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
N.,nvrcrONr lime Il
OFFICIAL.
Exchange of Postal Cards With Canada
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
OEEICE oF FOREIGN Mans,

OFFICE OF + OkEi6N MAILS,
WASHINGTON, =. c., June q, 1873.
An arrangement has just bsen concluded
between the United States and the Dominion
of Canada, providing that on or after the lat
of July, 1873, United States postal cards
mailed At any post Office in the United States
and addresaed to Canada. and Canadian pos
tai cards mailed 1t any past Office in Canada
and addressed to the United States, as..
prepaid On additional postage Of one cent. BY
as King thereto an ordinary one cent postage
stamp Of the eo,,s.,y IF origin in addition to
the stamp printed or impressed on the card,
.ban be reciprocity forwarded and deIiv:
cred in the country Of destination free OF
charge.
Poial cards Of either country, vhen not
20 prepaid, viii MT Be foFyarded in the
usils betveeo the two countries.
The regulations and Instructions govern
inc the % and :tzsatment Of postal cards
IN tbe domestic maik Of the United States
and Of canads, sespectiyely, are equally sp-
plicsble 10 The poslal sayds Eailed In either
country and addressed 70 the Other county
Poetmasaers are instructed TO cary this A..
rsiiesnAel inis operation and aiter the la Of
|: ~ order Of IL Postmaster Csaesai
JosRa H BLAcKTAx,
Sopesintendent
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A S'Ontiuclor Goes for . Nice YOuns

- UsstseCeOb wv" ~ - >S"eN
Man.
From the Elmiia Gazette
One of the hest things it has been our
Measure TO record in long time occurred on
The Northern Central Railroad train, the
other day, of which the noble-hearted and
gentlemanly w. F. Wentz was Conductor.
Scarcelv day passes in which some hybrid,
il would be an insult to the sex to call them
men, are not seen on the trains Of the several
roads, whose sels-conceit is only squalled by
their bare-faced impudence, and whose pres
ence in any respectable society is simply in
toIerable. Considering themselves perfectly
irresistible to the fair sex, they assume an
air that renders them disgusting to every ore
who LAYS any claim to intelligence or re-
spectability. One of these pusillanimous in
dividuals took passage on Weniz' train, and
the way he vas ahown mp entities Mr.. Wentz
to universal praise aui gratitude. Among
other passengers was a lady Of the highest
respectability, on whom the libidinous eyes
of this yuliure feasted. He would not ap-
proach a lady in a manly manner and seek
her acquaintance, or ascertain if it would be
agreeable, for this class are utterly devoid OF
manlinesa, but instead he wrote note, and
walking through the car dropped it in.o her
lap. The insulted lady. without opening the
note, brushed il from her lap to the floor. A
gentleman observing the movement picked
Da,r and handed It to Conductor
VI. is I,ss, hen he had read the note, which
sPec,al "a insulting propositions, he lost the
pleasant and cheerful demesnor that always
characterires his intercourse with people at
home or on duty, and to draw it mildly, was
about as mad az his capacity for anger would
permit. He quickly made bis way to where
this irresistible exquisite sat, and taking him
not very gently by the ear, led him through
the whole train IN view Of all the passengers;
no. wa- he particular in keeping TO himsel!
the reason for this showing up. The vic
tim was led to the smoking car, ard not per
mitted to again intrude hirse!f mo car
where there were any lad - The mani
festations of approval frcti he passengers
which greeted Mr.. Vent at every step
we're most uproarious. Whenever this ersh-
ing youth attempts another conquest, it will
not be on Conductor Xente' train. Let 9th
era take warning.
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!; Beware of Counterfeits -
JOB HOSES si't . j:jHfi: c r.;.Rs

OOO "VSeJ u Y!gAi<
Are ~xt~nsireig C;lf-,rEf.s-rJ' iaaE>i ETpg-'sts
sntedror q" srti &c r1s.ts-
The genuine hfSe he II -:Eb ste..- sfrrA
S1ekdge. Al ols-s t..f.s.F ANS The
GENUINE Pills u.ifang in the care Of all those
painful and dangerous dsssa-cs ~ winch the female
constitution Is ssblect Tcsy uesicgaie az excessive
and all suprres-.yn # th- " when caused
by cold. inflammation or dse.se. In all cf
Nerves. and Sp.sal A.fe, tons. Pains ia TIN. back
and Iimbs. Fatigue siight eNer,ion. Palpitaton
Of tho Heart. Mysteries and Whites they vii eject
cure when all other have fsilei and although
.sry poverfrl. contain nothing hur.fal 10 the most
delicate cOnsti tution-
Circular in English German sId French arourd
each bottl. gives full direction and advice.
TIE eENUISE Pills sold at dra: stores, but
BE- persuaded tn accept any counterfeit bogus
tele bot send One Dollar TO the solo proprietor Job
Noses, IL Cortlandt Street. New York. wItn
Of express once at which you will call for the pack
aee, and bottle of tho GENUINE Pills securely and
sAfey packed IN pain Wrappers will be cent by return
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The sattis trains have commenced 10 run
with considerable regularity frcm Ellsworth.
About twenty cars . day i the average haul.
!Yhe Lsa7envortb. Lawrence 4 Galveston
commenced operations 10 The -.ttle line some
time ago. and haa besa doing good boi-
- Asueeial y he KanGs City. Tee
$1,000 nny l.svsw = nsviag t1als
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MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS
The WalwOrth Trial Still Pro
crossing.
Destructive Fire ut Dover.
David Murphy, the Murderer,
to be Hung.
Duel Between an Editor and an
ExJudge.
The Former Fatally Wounded
Chicago Races Opened To-Day
The Grand Pacific Stakes VOL
by Latitude.
Wise Building a Balloon for
Voyage to Europe.
Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc
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6!1 u. CW4el09 erect, st. l0u6o, No,
Has bsss seU ss9sSs1 In ths special srs.snsss o.
veneeeae. SSxYal and chronlo 0teoa9ee
saan Other IN 81 Ionic city shov
Syphilis, cooossb0a, cteet, Structure,
0scSieio. nesn.a. or Rvpturo, ell Urinary
eiono .. ne tnroats sklH.r bone9s srs essssi
Spor6aeOsvnSsa, Sexual 0Sbslity and
oUSDoSencv, set 10 rsscs ot scr abuse yosth
nal sxoe sasa-cP yeara vhish
produce CT Ike owing efec's E:rossress
pinriss fss fcs -i eseay, so-ist, Of
lea.:ss eono eI fses ss', erssx ssi pors etc,
pe-naae.s ca fa.sp :ct IS p-s-sI rrssinr % tbs
ss,y.. sn; In for p.<tsse starps.
O's~aseH peculiar TO women, .s'h ..
VII e.! rOss u. I'd .1seer.erts o;ssc ,Fsh.
81. E.st.si;ce sally te,ed. Descr'I tive Ill
st .sdtrt-cr'Ipps. Asss.th evrertcncs tc
Il sc- t-iJftfSsi .eas:hat b-s' t,ras
t"sf csse' s.sry year s>ia.res as!' "aJ sicss
OS1. THIS g. '.rtly ID y=r.gus Z
.nads,si,i e,u a. y.-- AZ cr b. e.'- fc,a.
s..sl WIN To VII. a. c.:y o.
mt, riodcrss ortls y
Ci~shls gar he edoa ssSiSs J. Family
s.ed. OH">h.a 80 A-h.tS7F. N. e-r,'', e.. isS ',
I'm fers~s cr,-;,gf ihse c.. - Soc .s4s eo~s
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The saae3. II vi shoS s3esjw r1pra-' fstN.
rsrse extensive IN TO sNia;-y, t.-.t Ecs. s1 at
Con.ssiioa rc1ns Fs-r iES t'--r'rs Epsrtn.~uf.
Medic stcl md ". "a hs r-;siv, L.bsr
sa-re El m~cia-s Sod y - -sarn yrss .
latest s,snd 90 Ell f,o:s cf
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NOTICE is hereby given that petition ' IL he
~ prevented to the Board Of County Commits
sioneTs Of Leavenvor;h County, Kansas, at the
next mseticg Of said Board, which shall taxa
p3ace not less than twenty d-ys aftsr tie date a
this nosiee resitioning hat r6ai Be located ID
ehermas Township, - follows: :
Beginning At the northeast corner Of southeast
quarter icrtion IS, town II. range e, thenee
running vest one mile nj } lin to the wet
line OF sid section, THENCE Forth ON said s-cton
line one half mile to the dividing line betseea
Fairmcunt and eherman townships
April 14th, 1873.
c. x. JOHNSON.
Principal PetitioneS.
,,u>-f7AttA1x0
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REMEDY FREE.

We send simple sad sure means Of sci cure,
for CensumPtioa. DFoaehitis. asthma, Cstanb,
SeEofula, se3 any dissass 81 the Threat Or LanQ.
uerveas pG1flisy, RR1Assse Dsesy. WeakDGp,
- n 1isas1j isss1hs . - yssihssI insn-
1gxunA.!s g, nxt...a. 1syy.H
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DEIAMARRE.S SPECIFIC Pills.

r. Prepared BY j. GAKANtiIEf.
No 214 Rue Lombard. PARIS.
These pills are highly recommended by the entire
Medical Faculty Of France the vc-y hes; rr-sccy
in al cases Of SpermatonhRa. or Seminal Weakness
Feak Spine: Deposits IN tho Urine: Nervous De-
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from Abuse and Secret Habits They err when a!I
other remedies fail, and have bee. used With asnnish
ing success by the leading French Thyseians during
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s.sion on receipt of priee by any advertised Aren't
UACAB q MOSES. I. CoRrIsNDr ST.. SKw SORK,
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U. s Government Artificial
Limb Manufacturing Go.

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I'D 10th ST., Chicago.
II The largest, Oldest and most complete
mandatory OF the kind in the United
States We manufacture TO order all kinds of Sur
gica and Orthopedic instruments. Clutches, Canes,
Trusses, etc. Address ali communications to DIR.
J. L. GARDNER, u 3. Commissioner, cor. 18th
st. and Wabash av., Chicago. send for pamphlet
sep27dAvS4
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RELIEF IN TEN c.suTEs.

SBWYANS PCl1WONIC WNFF.NB y
C1re CoueHs. COLDS, ASTHMA. BRoSCHrrTs SORE
IanoAr, HoARsENyss. DIFFICULT BREATHING, Is
CIFIENT CONSUMPTION AND LUNG DIsEAsEs They
have NJ taste Of medicine and any child will take
thcl Thousands have been restored to health that
q easss Ash for BRYA ANS PITI.aONTC WATERS
Price b cent. per box. JOB MOSES. Propns-
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THE ORGAN At HOME,
New Remedies Quick Cures
DIR. MON Il E,
Medical Specialist.

MAKES ell Priya.e and Chronic Diseases a
wi Speciality, cures Sp,:r-lasorThea, Seminal
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Impoteuey, Gonor-
Ihea, syphais. etc II you are out Of health, nerv.
Gus, debiiitaeJ feel an aversion TO loss Of
memory dread Of the future, fear OF marriage,
unhappy in the married state. less Of n. rson.
power, etc. apply at once and be cured All dis
arising from excess or eIpIsuEe, treated sue
eessfuliy.
Ladies' send for circular OF the French ''Pessarie
Preyentif," the sur-st preventative known.
A supply Of Trusses. SPRINGS, Rubber Goods,
etc. on hand.
Female Pills. s. per bog. All non sutations free.
All letters strictly confidential. send for circular.
Best apart aents private treatment in the city.
Office hoa;s a. m. TO p m. sundays 2 TO p m
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$40 south Clark ST.,
Cbic'go, III.
20 Drawer 5ai- seplzdss1y
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

whereabauts nj she Chey enDes,
KSoya., and the Arapahoes-wha hal
GeW. ShePsnan Tbinks Of che Releass
OF atlanta and BIG Tree.
The Indian Bureau has received from thu
War Department letter from Lieut.. Col
John X. Brooke, commanding at Camp Sup;
ply. Indian Territory, in which, under date
of June 2, he says:
l have jnst heard from tie Cbeyennes,
~hc are now encamped on the Wichita,
southeast of Antelope hills, where they
propose to snake medicine" The Kiowas
have gone to the west end Of Wichita noun.
tains. Little Robe and Young Whirlwind
are still on or near the North Fork of the
Canadian, near ned Hills. The Dogs sol.
tiers of the Cheytnnes are still in Wichita,
below tire point of Custar's fight.
Except that considerable dissatisfaction
exists az to the recent issue TO them at the
Agency. there seems TO be no important
talk" in the Cheyenne camps. Within a
week a party OF Comanches returned from
Texas with considerable herd OF mules, the
numb : Of which q! have not been able to as
certain. The Arap.hoes are still quiet, and
are camped along the North Fork, between
Sheridan's Roc@t and the Agency. Thi-
Official letter is transmitted BY Msjor-Gen.
Pope to Lieut.-Gen. Sheridan, who in
dorses it:
Respectfully forwarded for tie informa-
,icn Of the General of the Army, and the
Indian Bureau.
The Cheyenncs and Kiowas are of their
reservations.
Gen. Sherman indorres the paper as fol-
lows:
HEApaUARTERs OF TIE ARMY
WAsH:NGToS. June IA. J
Respectfully submitted to the Secretary OF
Wsr. Thee are the Indians to conciiiate
whom Satan,a and Big Tree are to be turned
loose. l have no more faith in their gin.
certify than I have in the prairie wolves; and
as once riske4 my life to test their SINGER
ity, do not propose to ssain expose Others
to a like danger, aud hope the Indian b.
reau will manage them without the aid oil
the army.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03

New York, July 1.-Wise and Donald
son, the eronsuts, are building balloon in
this city, a private corporation bearing the
expense, in which they propose % make
their voyage to Earope, starting about
August 30,h.
THE storm interrupts here.-OrERAroR
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-07-03

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