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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-01

doctors remedy he says it will not fail. The
doctor also says that if your cabbage plants
are troubled with little black bugs you can
save every one of them by sprinkling them
lightly with cayenne pepper. Use an ordlna'
ry table pepper box. This is dead shot
CRANKY (lo.) Miner.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-01

SPREAD OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Bayard Taylor, who, revisiting Egypt after an
absence of twenty-five years, notes striking
change This is the astonishing spread of the
English language, within the last twenty years,
resulting both from the numbers of English
and American travellers who visit the East,
and the use of the language by travellers of
other nationalities. French, which, until the
last few years was indispensable, has been
slowly fading into the background, and is al
ready less available than English for Italy
and all the Orient. II was little surprised,
in Rome, at being accosted by native boot
black with "siii Shine up yolr boots ?" In Naples
every peddler of canes, ph >tographs, and shell.
fish, knows at least enough to make a good
bargain; but this is n,thing to what one
meetsin Egypt. The hright-witted boys learn
the language with amazing rapidity, and are
so apt at guessing what they do not under
stand, that the traveller doesn't require an in
terpreter. At the base of Pompeys Pillar
today, ragged and dirty little girl came out
of fellah hut and followed US, crying, "Give
me ha' pennyp' All the coachmen and
most of the shop-keepers are familiar with
words necessary for their business, and prefer
to use them even after they see that you are
acquainted with Italian and Arabic. The
simple, natural structure of the English Ian
guage undoubtedly contributes also to its ex-
tension. It is already the leading language
of the world, spoken by ninety millions of
people doubling the number of French-speak-
ing people,) and so extending its conquests
year by year, that its practical value is in ad-
vance of that of any other tongue"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-01

FREEDOM OF OP1N1oN.-Prosperity in the
South can never come until the people are
willing to think of something else than poll
tics. Everything must be mixed up with pol
itics. In other communities this subject con-
sumes but small portion of public attention,
and for that reason these sections are pros
porous and powerful prescription is unknown,
and men are never tabooed because they
chance to differ in political sentiment. Until
there is more liberality Of sentiment and less
political intolerance, South Carolina will be
kept in the back ground of commercial pros
perity and progress. Every man should be
free to exercise, untrammelled, his individual
opinions, no matter what those are, so long as
in their promulgation he does not bring them
in conflict with the laws Of the land. When
political toleration shall prevail here as it
does in the great States Of the North and
West, we shall be prosperous and happy, and
not before. Every man must be permitted to
express his opinions freely, without being
held to account to any one but the laws of his
country and Creator. This is freedom of
opinion, and this is what the South needs to-
day.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-01

A HAPPY WoMAN.-What spectacle more
pleasing does the earth afford than happy
woman, contented in her sphere, ready at all
times to benefit her little world by her exer
tions, and transforming the briers and thorns
of life into the roses of Paradise by the
magic Of touch? There are those who are
thus happy because they cannot help it-no
misfortunes dampen their sweet smiles, and
they difflse cheerful glow around them, as
they pursue the even tenor of their way
They have the secret of contentment, whose
value is above the philosophers stone; for
without seeking the baser exchange of gold
which may buy some sorts of pleasure, they
convert everything they touch into joy. What
their condition is makes no difference. They
may be rich or poor, high or low, admired or
forsaken by the tickle world but the spark
ling fountain of happiness bubbles up in their
hearts, and makes them radiantly beautiful.
Though they live in a log cabin, they make it
shine with lustre that kings and queens may
covet, and they make wealth fountain of
blessings to the children of poverty
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1874-10-01

STRONG MEN.-Strength Of character con.
sists of two things, power Of will and power OF
selfrestraint. It requires two things, there
fore, for its existence strong feelings and a a
strong command over them. Now, we all
very often mistake strong feelings for strong
character. A man who bears all before him,
before whose wild bursts of fury the children
of the household quake, because he has his
way in all things, we call him strong man.
The truth is, he is weak man it is his pas
sions that are strong he, mastered by them,
is weak.
You must measure the strength of man
by the power of the feelings he subdues, not
by the power of those that subdue him. And
hence composure is often the highest result OF
strength. Did we ever see man receive
fragrant injury and then reply calmly? That
man is morally strong. Or, did we ever see
man in anguish stand as if carved out OF
solid rock, mastering himself! Or one bear,
ing hopeless daily trial remain silent, and
never tell the world what cankered his home
peace? That is strength. He who, with
strong passions, remains cbaste ; he who, ia.
dignation within him, can be provoked, and
vet restrain himself and forgive, these are
strong men, the moral heroes
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SHHeriHsS Sale!

DN VIRTUE OF An EXECUTION. Is
ID sued ont of the District Court Of Lander
toalty. STATE Of Nevada. on the 18th day d
june. \. H.. 1874. and to me directed and de.
~liycrci. u,un Il judgment rendered in said
teart or HE 6tIi day of May, 4. H., ~.
in f,vor If lillian Il. Straot, ilaintiff. and
against HI Lsn.on Mill and Mining Contna-
ny, defendant, fur the restitution OF certain
premises therein named and thrcesthousard
one hundred and ii'tg dollars and fo'ty cents
=. 70. o in Us. gold coin. costs Of SIT with
interest thereon at the rate Of ten la pr
raft t. utr Innatn from the Oh e.qy o. May. 4.
H.. -. in lise se!d Gin. together with acrrt-
ing ro~tS. anno.n:ir- 10 i've - dollars in T..
:. ed caiu, al which may hcrca ter accrue
L,ys1n IAis First day of August. 4. y.
1871. levied On he following described prof.
cftt, .o-rit:
jyst-i ha, certain iccc or parcel Of lard
situated in The town and county Of Eureka.
s;atc of Nevada. beginning nj poin; ON the
south boundary Of survey Of mill site for
Mr]tropolitnn MA NJ. Co., Two hundred AID
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. N.67i each irem the
sotrhNestorly corner Of same. and RAINING
on east si5e Of read in lie Ct t,oue;,'rnceS.
- feet to to Il Point; thence :. : - WI fleet;
thence :. Il, l.. 81 icet TO the l'iacc O h2elr-
ling. Also that certain tract OF land imaetti-
at'!y ad!oinilG the above deScrlhad trAri N
The north, havI lg Il. frontage q, 10 feet ald
tAt,r ding bach TO HE rear Of the above d.
scrihot Tract: and al OF the above property
father Described a> ing and conf esilg Ia,
lriil site ri tn" Lemon Mill; also he hiecn--
/. stamp q.att mill, together. with III M
chin"ry and casting connected tler1"Ith and
hvIurgia- thereto. end situated uron the
land described rs aforesaid,
Also the following described mining Prep
ertl,S situated III Eureka Mining l~l'tIlet,
equity and State aforesaid. te-wit;
hhH lofida i-tdrr, continuing SIX hundred
-m-teet, On the west slope Of Prospect
no t%ntaia.
lhe"'id Tut" logo. or mining claim on
lads". containing -lN hundred "WQ -~fttt'ti
Wi Si"l:e Of respect mountain.
1anhhn scott !'use' .uhtalh,nE ~
Ir..,ccf nilI.
III, Lara, ledge. also known as tla
"Larrc!," containing six hundred -feet.
on The v,sr .idr cf Prospect muGutain.
Iha 'Lrrnon Ledg, * o." commonly
known a tho Lemon Mime" containing >iy
inndred-G0u-tect. en- the c~aSteriy slope Of
Prospect Mountain.
The "Nrh,yk Mine" containing six hur-
lrn ! GNm-T.rt. on Iha castprly .luue Of lros-
,1c u,"uuta;n co". ni,plr /, oyn as t6e "Ial-
ner Mine"
- he Lc,ron Mil ard Mining COMPANY
THnurI"Nif hind hedges. Sitratpd on the
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES y-r,c
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

n nH ssss's' &ONSCEf.Arcn
N Mining Company-Location of rrinai"i,
place Of business. San Francisco. CalirTnripai
location of works. Eureka Mining Districy,t ia;
reka county, State of Nevada. Notice IL IT.
by. given, that alta meeting of the Trustco. e
said Company held on the Seventh dov Of OF
1871. IN assessment mo. ~ of Fifteen CCouIy.
per share was levied upon the capital SINS s,das
Of the CORPORATION, payable immedi,,oIn.ock
United states gold coin, to the Sccrctary IN
the office Of the Company. No. lOS Cali HiS,
street, San Francisco, California. hia
Any stock upon. which said asscssuo..
shall remain unpaid on WEDNESb1ymscht
Twelfth day Of August, 1874. shall bc de- ' ane
delinquent. and will be duly adycrt;sf.iiFc u
sale Mt public auction. and unless payn,o,, i?r
made before. will be sold on WEb\FSh1tEs
the Second day Of September. ISL tn M.
tn" delinquent assessment, together ul&aiy
costs of advertising and Expenses of salo WIN
Wv, TkAiLOR, Sorrc,,r..
Ohicc-Room T.. No. iGS California ST. m.
San Francisco, California. Via lit
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Ruby Hill, July 81. 1871.

The ahnrn business will hernarfe: be cor.
dnctcd by Thomas Conn and I hopas VERY.
U1dcr til, hrm uams Of Conn K VERY. Tia
new firm is authorized to coll C, and rccoiI
oSaii moneys due ths !atc firm. ard all suns
wing by the sans viii also be paid by th,,D,
TlioMA, JONN,
THOMAS NEnkY
Euby Hill, July %. Isl iys9 -
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JSSESSNENT.
NOTICE.
,,oxrru CONSOLIDATED MIN.

ing Company. Location of rIincinal
rIacc ii Business. san Francisco. CalliOrnla.
Location of Works. EureAa, Nevada. N"-
ticc.-i here are delinquent uron the follow
Ing described stock. on account q assessment
No. - levied ON the first day Of July, ie'i.
the several aInornis set Opposite tlS MINUS
,T ,hr respective shareholders. as follows:
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
[NuRENA MINING AND Scr,n

II ing Company. Location of works. Fnra.
ka, Eureka county. Nevada. princineI ,Ine-
Of business; San Francisco. California. Sa'
Board OF Trustees. held on the scycntnsn oae
17thl day of February, 1871, an assessoan.
no.. q Of twenty-five cents per share WI
levied upon the capital stock Of said Cow,
pany, %ravable Immediately in United STATE,
gold con to the Secretary at the Office of ~,
Company, No. 12i Montgomery street S Say
Francisco. California. '"n
Any stock upon which this assessment, shall
remain unr aid onTtESDAY. tho Eiehtern,I,,
tlSthl day OF August. 1874, will be dciinournt
and advertised fer sale at public aueticn. md
unless payment is made before will be- sol
on MONDAY, the Seventh t7tn) day of Sc,.
tember, 1871. TO rag said delinquent assess
mcnt. together with the costs OF adyor;isinc
and cx Expenses of sale.
THIS. p. BEACH, Scerctorv
Cficc: No. 42t Montgomery street. Ssn
Eranoisca. Cnli.ornia. ~
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Dissolution Notice!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THATTuE
" C~o-rartncrship heretofore existing he.
ness cf conducting tie Eusy Hotel, en- :,rby
Hill, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
THOMAS conn.
VI. KYLE.
puby Hin .Ju1y ~ 1874
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TO EE5E UNFORTUNATE.
EE:yi a.s,gE.a! Ss:HT ks!.as !,EDEs.S'
rR. GIBBONS ?

- ER. ciCBcN's E;sPEN-
I~ SAisi. Ne. G2S kE..tE>Y 81.
~ : corner Of Commercial. San Fran.
81. ciseo. / riyate entrance on toa.-
W St rncfeial street. fstabli he'd N
lSIl. tnr III" Treatment o. Sexual ana seminal
pisra>e>. s,ch sGonor hsa. tit.pt, strictaro,
syphilis IN al it, Joins, seminal cahness.
imIoteucy, etc. etc. sAin diseases OF years
standin2. and liberated !.ess, etc., successful
SpH. elI. x, Ia. In lisa rr2 Of H%nnorn-
irg that h. h. rytgrrcd from visiting the
nruLcifa Al hospitals ot Europe, and has re-
>lmc'i Practice.
'ihe ioclpr has spared. neither time n'r
!Honry il snnt inr uHt new r"luctioS. and has
retained with Increased facilities ior the aiie-
Watch {. htlhai, St.tefil.g.
t."Ina.sni Nv:.3t.s"S".
Scmina, emission is the eonscqrcncno Of stf
abd>r. Iii~ solitary Nlrr. or de! rared SONIA
IGiuireIcr. is ulHttic"i by the youth o. noih
.rHcs Ia III almost r:li"!iIcd extent, lroduc
INK win nHr1riug certainty the loii9s1nG
train at Morbid sNnli toms, unless contacted
By sci ntii.c medical measures, w: SHilew
Fountclancc, dark spots uHdcr the. cyns, i'aln
in he head, ringing III tn" ears, NOSE lite tue
~rue;iing q, leaves OF rafting % C%iltrIots, mr.
ea>iaass about TIL loinS, veal ness OF The
liuhs, confused vision, planted intellect, loss
81 confidence, ditiidrnrr IN arrroacttii; siraI-
gers dislike to torHa rev ariEalGtaaceS, Il
ii<l osition to shan society, los. Of i.r,noIy
Aimples and various crurtlonS ntO!t the !acc.
hectic f~tSlto>. iurrcd tongue, frtid breath
coughs. ton>dmrtl"n. night s'yoatS; moi"ina-
MA, and frequently insanity. Ii reli,i be lot
obtained, yoi should appi, immediately, ell
th,r in lorSen or hN letter, and have a curr
effected by his now and ;, icnliir mode q,
treating this ti. as, which never fails cl
e%iicctilig Il quick and radical cure.
Cared AT 1tGln"-
CrSoHa n "A Distance max be CT l. NJ
iitME +. by addressing Il letter to Pr. Glib
i'tN, satin" ease, SYM toms. lru-th ut tina"
tn disease has coitiI no |, and have medicine
Promptly forwarded. ire" Goin damage and
cniios!ty. 10 any Fart 81 III" country, with
tH!I and PLAIN directions for use, h. iilclosinc
10 in coin II Il registered iettar through the
lc,t"!i.ca, cr throu yh Wits. argoN Co.
\ IaCe aEt ri medicine viii be forwarded
~ express t. any pant ct thu | mon.
Persons whiting to In" Doctor will rl"a..
state the name OF the la.cr they see hi, aI.
yerN.em"it III.
III communications strictly confidential.
address It. -. +. GiDEuN.
BOX HI, Str lrPuci.co. Cali .orl.ia.
Gih3-iy
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Application for Patent.
NUIIJE No. 2ll.
L :. LAND OFFICE.
Eurnl , \,voGu lima y

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ".
~ ". Mccoy whose nostoiiicc address is
Eureka. Nevada has this day filed IN this
otii e a diagram together with Il motto" of az
r~iicatitn for Il patent from til" | mlted states,
undrr act OF congress approved May 10, IL.
for two thousand t.t0bl linear feet Oi the
Grant l.oi", the same running l0jtioct north
criy ard @ii feet in II Suutheriy direction from
in width. situated in Eureka Mining District,
har'ka county. state. ot NeNHda, ahd, de-
scrihcd in the plat and iie3d notes on file III
this office rs follows, to-sIt:
q. S. Survey no. &c.
BEGINNING At a rost marked NO. L. 5.
SHrvey No. = WHENCE post No. OF Survey
Ne. 10, mad itr the tireta Consoli5ate
bears NJ lie. #.aD tret: ~i,s-stair in to W
of kurrta II ar< y. Il s, f.. II, "0ieet: higl-
est int oil nnhy liiil Ne. | bears y. is =.
N.3.4-S feet; the nIai' shaft hears ;. u Is
W. l,0tl feet, ami . Pine tree | foot III dram
tt"r married. Grant +. I. beans :. L -, ".
Lao tcct; thence running :. 10 n.'2o !cet.
thence :. p +; l,e72 t-lo feet, TO
hence. . ". 20 tcet, to rost marked
No. / rs. Strvry No. =; thence \. r..
". Hts i-IA fest, to post marked No. ! Us.
Survey No. -: there. y. 10 , I. S%e'leet. to
post raalhCi NJ -. survey No. -: and
fh,ucc Nj +. III 10 feet 10 post Eo. !,
the i!arc O. beginning, coutairins !" Is-lp'
.tr,>: courses expressed from th' true
H3rridian with a magnetic variation @. H.
cast.
Ills claim * located ulor rnsnrvevod land,
and Is bounded on noitL- r end by any known
claimants; the ncArsst mines are the sunhErst
and iena.
HIS claim isrnccrdad in Book A.. acc IS, of
The GGrcla District Mining Eecs4d-. and a
copy o. tlr ncli,r and riats car be found
posted NJ tn "rant shat tlcn tiis lode.
jc1l Elhl : /. iioitN, REGISTER.
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Public Notice.

Al NEES AND ALL OTHERS ARE
NJ hereby notified that tic l;asye Con. l.
GATED Mining tomrapy Limited will not b,
resi- onsiblc Tor payment OF la DOR or material
furnished to PATHS having contracts or
agleCu antS to work On any Ct the Com any's
mines in Pinto, Secret canyon. or elsewhere
in Eureka county. JOIN j. MI HillY,
super;n:a hieut
Eureka. New. Cctstcr !. 1873 osii
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And in accordance with law and an order
Ct tho Board OF directors mid- on the first
day If July. l>7t. 80 many shares Of each
pared OF such stock a may hruceesSar2. viii
be sold at public auction, n tn oiiicr Fl tie
Comp any. ttoon =. No. III california stra"t.
san francisco, tali oruia. en Wednesday.
s.,e ENe:..y.~i>si: gay u: &ucis.t,
iS1 s. al III ioIr q one O'Clock 7. N. ot oh
Gay, it, ravrf-linfHrnt AZ '-SUrit ti!=r'on.
together with costs OF advertising aAa ex-
Fenscs Of sac.
CIiAS. :. Nal, Secretary.
Cficc: feor1 %. ~ California street, san
Francisco, California. asgl2
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PAXTON & CO.,
= q II e - "a g:
EIrEb. \LN-tnA

nFAW II SIGHT, N : MS To SUIT
bank Of CaIiforuia..."~-"..,-..Snn Francisco
Agency Bank Of taiitumia~..~.a. New York
10 do do do Virginia city
De. Mills ( Co...~.....-........Sarrame;.,o
Decker i ,lov .lt."..".........."...A!ar,syil!c
White X McGorlirk.~~~~,..-~Sal Lake city
Grien,a! Banh Cor.oIa;!on,=-.............leld
Discount Commercial laprr, Make Coiirc-
fious. tcccigc Deposits ia cen at Culreiry
On olcT arcoHlI, te!tIica.c, OF SpcvIa. be-
o>it, and transact
Il GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS !.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

the Divine life the soul. This Is true OF OF
all phases and parts aud elements Oh Ihe
Christian life: Religion is not development; IL comes
from the application OF Gods grace in an Instant Ell
tire sanctcaton Is more the result OF growth than
the original regeneration In growth bOth are ln-
stanlaneous Another misapprehensiOn is concerning
the Gospel idea OF salvation by faith sinner seeking
pardon always tries first tO get II by works he ASKS
what shall do to saved When he seeks to be re-
eved from all trace OF Unborn SIM the old error returns
ana he wants 10 work his sanctltcatioD. We insist
III the strongest upon faithful living IN every
respect aud much for tue partially sanctned as lot
the entirely rancted But give mp the Idea that goOd
works and seenial will obtain for you the blessing OF
complete sanctihcaOn There Is growth in the Chris
tlan hie but there such thing growing out OF SIN
inbred am Is removed solely the power of the HOLY
spirit In the heart To look for the blessing at death or
at some fuTure time IT, Wesley says the same as not
expecting az ALL IL must he looked for Immediately ana
nsantaneOusy. Get the freedom from sin first Of ALL
and then grow in the elements Of Christian character
Inc Rev. W. H. Booze OF NewYOik. followed MT
Foote with a.short address He said that common dt
ncuity IN the way of suljectng the will TO God Is the
lear that we snail suffer loss In giving up great deal
We dread the consequence Of carrying out what we can
not help believing This ~ great mistake. COD Is
more deeply Interested in the happiness OF every human
soul which He has made than the man himself can pos
sipy De- loving father Is more concerned for the hap
pness OF his children than they are themselves.
Tile hour from one two o'clock In the afternoon was
spent IN prayermeefings IN the several society ana
faniIy tents aud the whole grounds resOunded with
prayers and spiritual songs.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

santly increasing among the most intelligent classes OF
rhe community hut In recent times its growth nas been
especially marked in this city RI had not the facts or
this growth yet could not help seeing fhe evidences
OF it, You find ten times more TRIBUSEs on the news
you could hnd in old times you nouce Tar
OF them IN the street In business places and
in peoples you the carriers moving around
nder heavier burdens OF Them The local circulation
Of newspaper in the vicinity Of its publication N OF
the highest value 10 It In many ways, and the manager
OF The TRIBUNE wisely turning his attention TO the
Of this. In other respects THE TRIBUNE
highly prosperous, considering the OF affairs IN
these times. Its advertising pages fulbOdied and
health hyloOking; its expenditures liberal In all
directions and have believe that exhibit
OF book would show that its justify
Us expenditures give the best of reasons for the
erection Of its splendid building.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Nj Ost10m Is Captain. De is as good steersman
ar can be found and was considered the best OARS
man u the boat last year. lie is sinewy and heavy
a. the same time resembling Eustis Of the Wesleyan
crew IL his genera build. and coming like him FROM
the northern lakes he was for years raftsLnan on
the OHIO, and has aspect of great acTity and de
termination. His arm Is not large, but the body
muscles are remarkable, anu the legs exceedingly
strong Mr. Ostrom's very high state OF training
makes every muscle stand out distinct under the
SAIh- He ls ieet ~ comes from East Randolph,
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04
INDIAN AFF4IRS.
BISHOP HARE PROTESTS AGAINST GEN. CUsrERs EX-
PEDrION TO TIE BLACK NILS.

BISHOP HARE PROTESTS AGAINST GEN. CUSTERs EX-
PEDrION TO TIE BLACK NILS.
In The Chicago Tribune of last Sunday a
special dispatch from Paul published stating that
the DELAYED war material for Gen. Custers expedition
10 the Black Hills had been from city ana
would meet him az Bismarck, d. T. last Monday morn
ing. The dispatch continued as follows:
About che same time Custer will receive document
from Bishop Hare NeObruDah, learn indirectly from
the writer. being vigorous protest OF ihat preihte
apaiDst Cusers project. which was addressed 10 the
President Being 10 him through the secretary OF
the INTERIOR referred without advice or comment
10 the secretary OF Var by han TO the commanding gen
era and so on down TO Custer Bishop Hares protest
fes 10 the treaty Of 1863 by which the sole occupancy
m the Black Hills aud adj AGENT country wac guaranteed
tne Indians. and under Which tnress military POsts ~
tuce been occupied and INSERTS tnat custer eNped
non viii DO more % the Presidents policy OF evil
izlug the Indians than be undone by ali innuences
combined in many years
REPoRTEB OUTRAGEs IL KANSAS
The Leores,teOrh Times says mail advices from Dodge
Citv Kas confirm the teIegraphie reports that the
INDIAN. in that vicinity have assumed hostile attitude
and ara urderine citizens and depredating upon prop
ertv They killed a man named Warren, near Mulberry
Creek ana took his entire scalp OF Two hunters we're
killed AT Dolby Wells, four soldiers at Camp supply were
wounded and a lot Of stock was rim on A party OF
leading citizens Of 0dge City, including the Hon James
Hanrahan j. Riney, T. Leonard, Red Clark ana w
TWiler who started Tor the Canadian RiYcr IN Texas
the 7th uRt attacked az sharp treeE 20 ibie1
from Dodge city All their stock captured, aud
Is feared that the whole party is murdered as nothg
can be heard ~ them. Tom Wallace AMI man named
Dudley were killed near the Canadian hvcr' SEVERN
wagons that should have arrived from the Caiadihh
River some days ago have not been heard RON LeHt.
Kendall ana with squad 0f 10 soldiers out scVlns
fuy tue lnurder0us redskins
New-York tribune., 1874-07-04

Barnet, Vt. has an old hen living under tho
haucnation tnat sne is a duck goose sbo p.ansvs
into the vster swims The pond, aad n cOmiug
shakes herself ike any waterfowl. In SWIMMING.
however, sue 10 Iaure.