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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-14
Notice of Dissolution.

HAVING SOLD NY ENTIRE INTEREST
II in connection with the |" San Francisco
Brewery" in Phoebe. to z. n. Bissikumer. t%
co-partnership heretofore existing bstween Wv
undersigned and Charles Behr in condueuns
said brewery is this day dissolved. and hess..
Behr and Bissikumer will hereafter cary ~
the same at the old stand on Psnscs Flat, COL
lect oil bills and pay all dues Of the late frm'
CHARLES GOEDICM.
Phoebe, New, Dec. s, 1873. lism'
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TO pIocHE MERCHANTS.

vv,Hr UTAH SOUTHERN RAILkoADS y ~
completed 70 rr0xs y % .rs prepared
seivs and promptly forward 80,
ALL FREIGHT TO THEIR CARE n.
Al Two and Ons.Haif C
Nv careful and expeditions te.msts1fTr; .aAY.
aan-,u Forwardsrs. Prevo' ~
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Yfeal.
Delinquent Taxes.

Delinquent Taxes.
STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF LIN
y COLIN.
Notice Of SUITE Commenced.
To the following named defendants and to all
claimants TO the real estate and improvements
when assessed separately. hereinafter oescrioea;
knswn or unknown: You are hereby notinsd
that suits have been commsnced before j.. %.
Van Hagen, Justice Of the Peace. in the justices
Court Of the Township OF Piodhe, County OF
Lincoln, and State Of Nevadz. by the STATE OF
Nevada, plaintiff, against esoh OF tne asienoAn.s
hereinafter named and each OF the ioitowine
described tracts or parcels OF land, with the IA
provsments. when separately assessed, AND ala
owners Of or claimants to the same. Known OF
unknown, to recover the tAx and oenhquency
assessed to said defendants against SAID properly
January. A. d. 1873, and ending the 3lst day OF
Dece nber A. d. 1873, and that 9 summons has
been duly issued in each case and you are fur-
thsr notihsd that unless you appear and answer
the complaint fled, on or before
The 9Th day Of February, A. ID. 1874,
at I2 O'Clock m. Of ths< uay,
Judgment will be taken against yoa and the
real estate and improvements herein described
for the amounts VI tax snd delinquency specineo
and costs Of suit
Description OF Property.
J Curtis, the possessory eIAlih 70 raneh ~
Pahranagat Valley, containing 800 acres OF
land. and improvements. and situated west Of
and adjoining the ranch of p. Wrights; tai
and percentage $S3e.
John Cosroft, the possessory claim to l60 acres
Of land At Hike and improvements; tax and
percentage $3.50.
/, n Dorado Mill, ten-stamp mill in Fl Dorado
Canyon. At the junction OF the FL Dorado Can
yon with the Colorado river; tax and percent
age ll4.4o.
J Jennings. the possessory claim to 100 acres g
land, with Improvements, at ST Thomas; tai
and percentage loO.l0.
| " l. Kings. the possessory claim to ranch IL
Hiko Valley and improvements, soush o
Gears ranch; tax and percentage ls2.u2.
Patterson L Lasssll, the possessory claim to 80
acres of land and improvements at Overton
tax aud percentage 6s.s6.
| Samuel Young, one smelling furnace and tram
| way in Freiberg District, known rs the Morn
ing Star Co.'s Works; tax and percentage lie
| GEO. GoLDTHwAITE,
District Attorney Lincoln County, New
W s. TRAVIS.
| Sheriff Lincoln County, New
Dated Phoebe, December 49, 1878. ja3.td
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Misfflaupns.
DR.. Paul M. Brennan

DUBLIC LECTURES ON ALL CHRONIC
L Diseases. and his Private Lectures to Gentle.
men on Manhood, Its Loss and Restoration"
and on 1.-THE Physiology Of Man." and the va
rioss diseases Of the gsnito-urinary Organs, have
made him master Of this most important sub
ject Of the profession.
Thousands Of broken-down constitutions can
be raised to the full standard among men, men.
tally and physically, by timely calling upon
MIN.
He is also thoroughly familiar with al ID.
diseases and weaknesses to which woman, with
her delicate and fine organization Is subject,
and the best and shortest method Of treating The
same.
Consultation at the once free.
Correspondence promptly answered. and lia
of printed questions sent to any part o. the
United States on application.
Private circular will be sent containing mary
things worth knowing.
Everything with the Doctor strictly conn
Dental
Once ~ lat Montgomery street, san
Francisco, Cal.
Hours: From to 10 n. 2 to s. and from IN
p. N. Postofice Box, 291. jas'u
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Quarterly Statement
or rHK-
Receipts and Payments Of the Treasury Of
Lincoln County for the
Three Months Ending 3lst Dee. 1873.
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CHAP. CCX1V.-AnA Act to amend an Act entitled
An Act to promote the Development Of the
Mining Resourcesc United States
Be 1t enacted byt and House Of Rep
resentstives Of the United States Of America In
Congress assembled, That the provisions Of the
fifth section Of the Act entitled IAN Act to pro-
mote the development Of the mining resources
of the United Stated" passed May tenth, eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-two which requires
expenditures Of labor and Improvements on
claims located prior to the passage Of said Act
are hereby SO amended that the time for the first
annual expenditure on claims located prior to
the passage OF said Act shall be extended to the
tenth of June, eighteen h ,ndred and seventy.
four. Approved March l, 1873.
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The above amount does not include the &C.
crued interest on the Funded Debt or Building
Bonds.
WI HENDERSON. Co. Auditor.
JOHN ROEDRR, Co. Treasurer.
Phoebe. Lincoln County, New, January 8, 1874.
jaz.lw
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LOST!

ON ELY STREET. 4 LARGE PEARL RING.
" The finder will b. gpitably rewarded By
leaving Il Il the once Of ths PHOEBE Daily REQ
ord, af NS0haslr OeuR Store, Main IT, dSo-ln
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DAILY RECORD
MINING LAW.

Laws Of Congress Governing the Local
ton, Holding and Working of
Mining Claims Upon the Public
nnmafn
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Notice of Dissolution of Copartner-
ship.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ copartnership business heretofore carried
on in Phoebe, Nevada, by A. NJ. Polleys and 9. II.
Carman, under the firm name and style OF POL
LEYS CARMAN, as Blacksmiths, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. S. II. Carman
will pay all debts due by the late arm, AID he IL
alone authorized to collect bills due to the firm.
8. H. Csrman will continue the business at the
old stand, where he will be ready to transact
business for old customers and all others who
may apply.
A. NJ. PoLLEYs,
s. II. CARMAN.
Phoebe, Nevada, Dec. 80, 1873. d3o-3od
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

SEw HOMESTEAD BILI--The House Commit tee ou public lands al Washington, have reported blli for the purpose Of securing bomesteads to actual settlers on public lands. It repcals the prc-euptsou laws, and provides that any person above the age Of tsenty-one. who Is a citizen of the Uniied States, or who may have declared bis intentions to become sech shall he entitled to en- ter, by purchase with cash, any tract of land not exceeding forty acres, as site for mechanical, commercial or manufacturing pufposes, upon proof satisfactory 10 the Commissioners of tue General Land Office that he Is tn actual possession Of such premises, and that no valid adverse claim existed al the date of his occupancy, and that he
 has occupied and held possession of the same for such purpose for bis own and benefit for not lees than one year. Provided, that notice Of his Intention to claim said tract shall be flied with
 the Register within two months from the date of actual possession, and that the payment herein quired shall be made within eighteen months of
 said filing. Ali lands within the lateral limits ol any railroad grant, the title 10 which shall renal lD | in the Ueted Saies, whether odd or even sec
 ton, shall, upon becoming subject to sale under
 the provisions of thIs act, be held al the double
 minimum price Of s2J0 acre, unless other wise specifically provided by law. Alter tke frs, day Of September, next. il Is intended that this Act
 shall become operative.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

would fail. Tn such this, if they actually do occur, 1t Is the highest duty of the jury to dis agree To enable a jury therefore 10 ind yer diet ct all in any case, In which there Is conflict of testimony, there must bc prep0nderancc of evidence in favor Of one side, and the jury must lind h as a condition precedent to the rendition Of their verdict. That tbe judge tEps stated a truism to the jury the trial of this cause Is no matter of successful exception, and this exception ls accordingly oyerrnled.
 The exceptions of tbe appellants thus all fall and there is nothing else ln tbe record to show why the Judgment in this case should not be sf hTrncd. This conclusion, lt Is submitted. if ,here were any doubt of its legality. could be sustained on the evidence which the case presents Of parol license to the defendant Of the wateT-right tn troversy And the same conclusiou is reached by another most simple process of investigation. lt was found as presumption Of fact ln the state ment Of this ease that the defendant was located higher up the ditch and nearer the source Ot ter snppy than the plaintiffs; and also another presumption of fact that hls location was there- lore older than theirs. By very simple deduc- tiou, tue legal conclusion therefore is "pror in trmpofe po;ior in jure, in the absence Of all suI- beient eyidsBce to The contrary. that tbe defeG- dants right is better than that of the plaintiffs. The Judgment of the court below In The present case Is therefore berrby affirmed.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20

How To TREAr BuRss-The less that sim pie cuts, bruises and burns are me,idied with, the better. If they are kept clean and ex- ciuded from the air, nature will take care of the healing process. The salves and lotions so commonly used arc generally irritating rather than beneficial, and hinder rather than hasten the cure. For cuts, a little cnurt- plaster to keep the edges of the skin together; :; for bruises, wet cloths for burns, cover ing of dry whesten flour, are usually ell the treatment, and the very best that can be used. lf, from an unhealthy state of the body or from external irritation, inflammation Is produced, something more may be reauir- ed, the remedy varying with the special ease.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
THE ARIZONA MINER. Published Daily and Weekly,
 ....AT.... Prescott, Yavapai County, Arizona,
 ..--BF..-.
JOHN IT. MARION Ss co. odN H. MARION. HESJ u wKAvyu

IhE DAILY ARIZONA MINER was started Deeemhsr st Ii' immediately aiisr ths completion of Anzonas hrst Iuesisy Wednesday. Thursday and saiurdsy of each mseh' and VIII alWays sssisih THE LATgsT BEST and Mall Express and all other lair aeans ikHhs op sUbscRiirios by carrier (w ha wlt collect every Saturday,. yIFTY CENT. wygK Bv
 ' t"ee " r"s,Age), FIVE DOLLARS for Three Months.
 oh frfay the WEEKLY MINER containing t.l.xrspbIo se ews to The hour of going to pres. will h. fsb lI DAILY subscribers without extra charge
 ApvsErIsISG RarEs iu either the Daily or Weekly n'sfion SSd s 50 per inch r each sidiosa ..e,,ioo
 oefal dsoouat from above raies x be mad. to per.
 who may advertise largely by ibs yta hall year or ble terms '' "s"" '''s'"a' fef'0oa seeding money Esf subseripta sdv.rti.,, % ,r .o weLk may forward h by mail ss otherwise, a,
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-02-20
THE WEEKLY MINER.
Subscription Rates :

~UEK WEED REMEDY OR OREGON RHRU. ~S matte Care,ai Dr. ksndAirs Drug ssose-
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-02-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Bayard asked that the resolution Offer
cd by him yesterday, calling upon the
president 10 inform tho senate WHISTLER
any officer Of the United States Army.
on duty in South Carolina, had been in.
strumentsl in procuring legislation in that
state TO compensate for services rendered.
in discharge of his duty etc, DO pss,od
He said that South Carolina had boon do.
privsd Of $4,000 given as rewards.
Major Lewis Merrill OF the army. IL
was charged, had received 81, 400 of that
amount and had been busy in obtaining
the passage Of an act authorizing the re-.
ward by the South Caroiina legislature.
lie went 20 the clerks desk and had the
report Of the commissioner for distribution
Of rewards, in which tho name OF
Major Merrill appeared - having received
about that amount, continuing his 70.
marks Mr.. Bsysrd said convictions were
secured by paying those who had commit.
ted murder 10 testify against others. Such
things wore shocking in the history OF the
county and the administration Of Justice.
Many OF the men thus con vcted were now
languishing In New York prisons.
Mr.. Howe said few years ago the Con.
gres OF the United States distributed
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RIvR NEWS.


LITTLE Rock, Forusry ll.--Rlvsr on
STAND, I'D foet b gauge. Departed
Cisrksville, Fort NTH, Fort Gibson,
Memphis.
:, vIcksBURd, Femary II. 49, Down -
Robert Mitchell, ohm kilgour. Up
Katie. Weather clsr and cool. River
rising slowly.
NEW ORLEANS, 'ebruary ll.--No ar
rivals; Departed Is Msude, Mem.
ohis; X L Kountz, IrkansAs river. The
weather is pleasant.
CIScINNATI, Fehusry ll.-Rivor II
loot and six inchos Ind falling. No ar
rivals. Departod--,harn,er, Evansville /;
Louisville, New Orlans. 4
EVANSVILLE, Feturry ll.--Clear and
pleasant. Mercury z to &c. River fallen
inches. Up-Fayste, Roberts and Idle
wild. Down-0ray Eagle, Silverthorne,
Arkansas Belle and Red Cloud
NASHVILLE, FEBRUARY 1l.--River ris-
Ing slowly, l3 feet inches on shoals
Weather, clear and pleasant. Arrived
Cooke, raducsb. Departed Eddyvills,
upper Cumberland aid Cooke, Paducah.
LOUISVILLE, February 1l.--Rivcr still
stationary with 9 fet 8 inches In canal
and v feet s inches II Indian chute. Ar
rived-PAt Rogers. Cinninnati; Thomas
Sherlock, New Oneans: Nail City and
bsrgos. Wheeling. Dsparted-R Rogers,
Menphis; Nail City, st. Louis. Tie
weather Is clear and mild like spring.
Business brisk.
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lNhHUnHTn Ill.,.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
TIE LATEST.
YESTERDAYS CONGRESSIONAL
RECORD.
A GENERAL UPRISING OF THE
INDIANS ANTICIPATED
THE TEMPERANCE EXCITEMENT
INOhlO.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET AND RIVER
REPORTS.
TIE LATEST.
Washington, ID. &.

WAsuIsGroS, February 1.-The pres
ident has signed the act to provide for the
removal Of the Flathesds and other In
dians from Butter Root valley, in Mon.
tana; and also IN &C: in relation to the
erection of . monument 10 the memory Of
Chevalier dc Ternsy.
The joint committee to investigate
the affairs Of the District of Columbia
met this afternoon. Senator Boutwell,
presided and appointed subcommittee
consisting Of Messrs. Boutwell,, Wilson,
Thurman and Hamilton, to consider tho
best mode Of conducting the Investigation.
The committee came 10 the conclusion
that it would DO best TO have the investi-
CATION public to the extent OF allowing ~
be present tho authorized representative,
Of the press and those especially interested
10 the Investigation with their counsel.
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MARKET REPORT,

MEMPHIS, February l1,-Flour quiet.
Corn meal lower at 3 IS. Corn easier at
74@15. Oats sctive al 5S(959. Hav nom
inal. Bran dull at Is 80. Lard sl@lOI.
Bulk meats caser; shoulders 6i@6i; sides
7@si,
CHICAGO, February ll.--Flour dull.
Wheat dull anc lower, No I spring | 30;
No 2 2oCDl 20} cash; l 71@t III Mch
! "a. April; No3 / 10. Corn opened
firm and closed duh and lower, No ,
mixed &c: cash; 81 March. Oats quiet
and weak, AZ cash AZ! March. Rye steady
No fresh sl@s3c. Barley, quiet, No 9
75tal &c; No l 54@l IS Pork stead '
IA 20 cash; ~ 30 March; IA 55 April.
Lard a shade higher, 8 80 cash, 8 956
8 80 March. Bulk meats steady, SHOULDERS
5sc; II Il; SC1i. Bacon Stosdy, CSC
for shoulders. Whiskoy firm %.
ST. LOUIS, February ll.-Flour
super Sos So extra 8 75G6
9 25; XX 6 ?596 IS; xxx q 75@7 25
family seas 30; fancy 8 5Ota9 so.
whes: dull and lower; No 2 spring ! q?
al -; fall dali, No 2 red offered at / G2.
20 bid; No 80 bid. Corn unchang.
ed, No . mixed GOC9sl. Oats steady
and firm, No mixed 4sCd49. Barley firm
No spring 6o@l 76;No2, s5@l 80;
choice 90. Rye in demand and higher,
No ., s7@SS. Pork quiet at Is 25. Dry
cal: meats dull and lower; loose Shoulders
y; packed s.. Lard active, prime steam
Groceries dull, Rio coffee 2sG33.
Sugar, Louisisns 1921. Molssses, plan
.s,ion 80. Whisky steady at 96.
CiScIsSArI, February IL. Flour
steady. Wheat dull and nomi1 / 46(a,
! so. Corn dull :snd unchanged, COO
~. Oats steady 4s954. Rye scarce
And firm l 90. Barley demand light, bu.
holders 6rm, spring 90. Oils uncha an ged.
5roeeries steady. Eggs steady. Butter
steady. Cheese firm. Pork only limited
TO job demand 10 0O@ls IS. Lard
'.eadv, small salcs steam 81; country ket-
lie s.; city kettle held Q Lilo. Bulk
meats steady, sales shoulders $685.; q Il
!@7.; clear 7iGs! outside prices for
fully cured, Bacon steady, shoulders I;
clear rib =: loose: IS nsnL nd, oiAa- Y;
oose. Hogs dull and = shade lower.
firm st SO.
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100000 among the officers Of the army
for one criminsi and not such bad one
either, as these miscresnts.
| Mr.. Scott said il had been his good for.
tune to meet Major Merrill. lie thought
" the senator from Delaware, (Bsyard)
knew him personally no would not think
he was man TO DO guilty Of any bad con-
duct. III there Wa any one man living
to-day, to whom the people of South Caro-
lima were indebted for enforcing peace
and order, and putting down their ku-
klux organizations, that man was Major
Merrill. Scott did not oppose tho pas
sage of the resolution. Morning hour
expired.
Tho chair announced as tho regular or
der, unfinished business - being q bill
for the withdrawal Of twenty. n We millions
OF national bank currency from those
states having an excess and reissue Of IL
to the statos not having their pro rata OF
currency.
Mr.. Bayard moved that tho bill be laid
aside, Informally and that vote be taken
on hls resolution without further debate,
Mr.. Patterson objected,
MIR. Bsysrd's motion was lost and the
resolution went over.
Tho chair laid before tho Senate \ COM
munication from the secretary of the
treasury in answer 10 the resolution of the
Senste yesterday, In regard to the coinAge
Of silver TO take place Of the present frac.
ticnAl currency. lie saysi, will take four
years to coin enough silver 10 replace tho
fractional currency. Referred in regular
order.
The bill to withdraw twenty-five
million dollars Of tho national bank cur.
rency, was proceeded with md an amend
mcnt offered by Sherman TO authorize the
comptroller of currency TO issue twenty
five million dollars TO those States having
less than their proportion, and declaring
that the comptroller might do so without
waiting for the return of circulating notes
of other banks, was agreed TO.
Mr.. MerrimAn moved TO strike out tho
words twenty-five in relation TO the
amount TO be withdra wn and REISSUES and
inser. 10 place thereof, seventy-hve. Lo-
gan approved the passage of the bill.
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WHERE 1T LEADS.

Mrs. Jane u. Swisshelm, who believes
that ths compulsory education bill OF lii
nois hes placed she State tin the front
ranks on the march Of civilization, - writes
TO the Chicago Tribune
II the Legislature OF Illinois would just
20 one step further 10 the direction in
which II has made such praiseworthy pro-
gress. and secure 20 every girl and boy In
the state the right 10 have trade, or even
compel parents and guardians - have
them taught come employment by which
they eoald win honest bread, il would
have done more toward settling finances
on permanent basis than will be accom-.
plishsd BY ell tho plans presented and
likely 70 Be, this present year Of financial
plAns, bssides securing largo prospective
clearing out Of jsiIs and penitsntiaries.
II the legislature Of the state has the
right 70 take the schooling Of the children
within it, limits under its charge, i,
certainly has the right TO take the zone
step Surthur" and compel parents and
guardians TO have their children anc
wards staughs some useful employment
by which they could win honest bread.
II Il has this right, IL has also the righ
TO AZ shs eye 81 which children shall
learn trades. what trades they shall losrn
whether all children shall learn trades O
merely the children Of the poor, and wha
amount Of property Il shsll be necsssar,
for parents 70 DO possessed Of in or
der 20 exempt their children from d,
Observance Of the law. II the wealth,
we're 70 b exempt, 1t would become thu
duty Of tie legislature 70 frame laws b!
Which Ne rich would 10 enabled to re
main rich %. shat the children Of the mil
lioaairs Of to-day, who may DO poo
msa io-pesrov, might not be thrown upon
che world without trades "by which they
would win honest bread"
By following out, 70 their Legitimate
onclusioss, No sTgumsns Of such pro-
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Cheyennr, W. T.

CaErESNE, February ll.-1nformxiion
Ass sssn .elsgrsphei from For, Laramie
stating TIA, 90 Mondsy, Lieut.. Robinsoa
o! the 49,. i1.,n,.y And Corporal Col.
-nIc @ 60. X - cavalry, were sur.o.nd-
e. ~ ,as.:y - fo',y Indians, tear the
saw mills A. ter mile. from =, Laramie.
Ar3 u ordered Tteir bodies were found
YESTERDAY a. .i3ele3 With se.la;s ant Ar
.cvs ~; ~; otherwise ug.ila.ed
Two oclctIys @. cavalry aide.
command q Capt ksxs AID Lisu.easn.
AllIssI hare .ssr tsz. 10 pursuit. OF the
lD5Isos- Co. Bz..ocS arrived a. Fort
Fs;itri2s. 'yss.s'dsy and reports that be
sIv large party o. Indian. on the upper
e'cssirg .. TIE Ho.ss shoe creek, singing
AID ttreirg ihe scalp dance. Toe Sioux
t-s reported a. rAitirg 10 almost every
eirse:ion, Earning ranches, marketing
ranch men and stealing stock. A company
o. cavalry under command Of Capt
Vessels lei. here to-day for Potters.s,e on
the Union Pacific road, where the Indi.
ans have been driving 10 the .ection mon
and stealing stock.
LATER.
CHEYENNE, February IA telegram
carrier from Red Cloud agency with In.
dian escort, has just arrived, and brings
information that Frank Appleton, who
was acting As Indian agent in the absence
of Agent Sorills, was shot on Monday
night by the Sioux. The same night four.
teen mules were stolen from the freighter,
ChM. Goriero, within three miles Of tho
agency at White Clay. The Indians have
driven of tho beef murders and taking
charge, saying that they could do their
own issuing. The corpse of Mr..
Appleton has left with the agencys
doctor for Fort Laramie. The doctor ssys
he will not return TO DO made q target Of.
Troops have been telegraphed for and the
greatest excitement prevails. A largo
fire WAS seen in the direction OF Red
Cloud agency, last night and IL has prob
ably heen burned ere this, as there appears
TO DO general uprising. The bodies Of
Lieut.. Robinson and Corporal Colman
have just arrived At the post in a mutila-
ted condition. Captain Bgan's command
is expected to arrive at the Fort tonight,
- the Indians arrived back to the agency
tho same day as the massacre. Tho Quaker
Indian policy is now bearing fruits.
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Pittsburg, Pa.
FOUNDRY BCRS Ed.

PIrTsBURG, February 1.-The foundry
of Warwick " Co., on Second avenue,
near Ferry street. was destroyed by FIRE
this morning. The loss will probably
reach $4,000. The Insurance is $1,000.
A special 80 the Commercial from
Johnstown, Psnnsylvsnis, states that by
the capsi1ing OF pot of molten metal At
the steel works Of ths,Cambra Iron CON-
pany to-day, sixteen mon were seriously
burned, and one it 10 thought will die.
Several had their clothing completely
burdsd from their bodies The company
will take care Of the Injured while unable
70 work