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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

Belden 4 Foley VS. Francois VictOr-sev.
enth Justice Court tor the Parish OF Orleans.
No. 1881.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FlERl FAClAS
ID TO me directed by the honorable the Seventh
leans. the above entitled suit, will proceed to
sell at public auction. AZ the Merchants AID AUG
tioneers Exchange. Royal street. between Canal
and Customhouse streets, in the Second District Of
this city. on FRIDAY November %, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock ~. the following described property. TO
wit
ALI. THE RIGHT. TITLE AND INTEREST Of
Francois Victor ia and to certain half lot OF por.
ton of ground, situated in shs Second District Of
this city on the northeast side Of ST. Peter street.
bet ween Bourbon and Dauphine streets, measuring
30 feet front -. Peter sreet. by y feet deep.
together with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Seized in the above entitled suit.
Terms-Cash the spot: process verbal to he
paid for by purchaser.
Ocl5 NOiO p z. 3. FALLS, Constable.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,,
Sunday. November %. 1874. }
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

German steamship Feldmarschall MOltke Emstef.
from Bremen via Havana and So,i' hampton
Steamship Hudson. eager. for New York
Steamship General Meade. Sampson. IoS New YORK
schooner " a Watson. Watson, lcg fensacola
Schooner Mary Emily, KIyger, tor Pensacola
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STEAMSHIPS
bREMEN.
North German D.1o,


North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND REV On.
LEANS. VIA AAVRE. Southampton XNn
HAVANA
- The steamship. 81 the No+ts
4EEe German boyd viii resume that,
regular Trips next fall, a. follows:
Further days Of departure will be advertsa
hereafter.
From Bremen. From New Or,eara
FRANKFURT. ..Septembey % October ~
STRASSBURG. October Novemh.
FELDMARSHAL MOLTKE.Ocfober ~ Novsmbsr9 %
HANOVER. November Decemhsr
FRANKFURT. :. December yannarv.
STRASSBURG.. December Is japuary -
KOELN. ........... December 70 jsnuarv n
The steamers touch outward a. Havrs ava n.
vana, and their home trip at ravana %
SOutham ptsn. to land and receive passeussrs ana
freight. ~
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
From Bremen. southampton or Havfe 70 Havana
or New Orleans
$50 po,6
.''''''''..''' '............ 20 gold
From New orleans or Havana to SOuthamp,on
Havre or Bremen.
CaOln. ....................AI so yo,A
From New Orleans to Havana e~
CABIN. .......A,s po,A
StttIhSe.. Il gold
Passage tickets from Bremen southamnton ~
HAVE to New Orleans issued by the undeIsi med
For further particulars apply TO
ED. }. STOCKMkY Err L co. Agents
aus ~ No. ~ Union street.
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EDUCATIONAL.

DHONOGRAPHY..." .PHONOGRAPaSs
Tho advertiser wfsiles t. form . class !cnne
men DESTROYS Of learn q the above art. MCSSoS0
SYSTEM vii! be taught. ia which the undersigned
has had experience ~ an able and s.cessss''
teacher. For terms. ETC.. sdd:ess
& BiAKA FOSTER, ~ this sfaeo.
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RECEIPTS EY RAILROADS.

NORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
November Giles bales cotton SKIS seed cotton 80
SKIS rough rice s. Ahds sugar .6' obis moiasses 81
half b.,ls molas.es and sunt'ries
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. No.
vember 2l-l33v bales cotton 800 Sbls lime 20 half
bbis pork and euadries
NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Noyem.
Der 2i-5O bbls mOlasses and suDdres
NEW ORLEANS ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD November 2l--l3l6 bales cotton aud sUndries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
Gustave Pitard ~. Margaret Hayes-Nec
9nd Justice Court for The Parah OF Orleans

aausthve f'itard vs.. Margaret Hayes-Sec.
9nd Justice Court tor the Parish OF Orleans.
No. s2l3.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS WRIT OF EIERi PA
- cias to me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans
Second Justice OF the Peace in and for the parish
OF Orleans in the above entitled suit viii pro.
coed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctloneers Exchange Royal street. between
Canal and CustOmhouse streets, IN the Second Dis
trict OF this city on MONDAY, December u, 1874
at twelve O. clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT or GROUND. situated in the
Third District Of this city. ia square bounded by
Burgundy, Vaudeville Dauphine and Marigny
streets: said lot measuring 81 feet II inche. lines
front on Burgundy street, with depth Of s. feet
lOinches lines between parallel lines with the
buildings and improvements thereon, designated
by the No 5O2 Of said Burgundy street. said lot
was acquired by the defendant from 8. P. Grimm.
by an act passed before Joseph COIN. notary Duh.
lie, on September Is. 1866.
Seized in the shove stated suit.
Terms-CaAh on the spot.
sole 3osess JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

Alexis Dumestre vs.. George Stumpf-Sec.
Ond Justice Court Tor the Parish OF Oreans, NJ.
665l.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF FIERY rAClAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. W. L. Evans Second
leans, il. the above stated suit. will proceed to
sell at pubic auction al the corner of Lafayette
and Rampant streets, on FRIDAY, Eoveu.OeT o.
1874. at 10 A. NJ
THE CONTENTS OF A DRUG STORE: also.
Counters Shelving and Fixtures, a. per inventory
on Ill in my Office.
Seized IN the above stated suit.
Terms-Casn on the spot
nol7 % % JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

@EA FOR Liverpool OlrRct,-Th0
61 steamship
1T. LOUIS,
REID. Commander,
Win leave on about August II,
From her wharf, foot Of Jackson street: fourth
District. Will receive and sign through bills Of
ladihg to Havre, Bremen, Hamburg. Antwerp, Rot
terdam, and all continental ports.
Parties DESTROYS Of sending for their friends can
purchase prepaid emig alton tickets here. A res
ductiOn allowed when applied for in groups
For freight or passage. having superior accom-
modatiOns, apply to SILAS WEEKS l. CO.,
No. 48 CsrOndelet street.
Managing owners-FLlNN, MAIN & MONTGON.
cry No. Il Lancelot Hey. Chapel street. Liver.
pool suA
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22

ST LOUIS-Steamer John A Scudder-47l bales
cotton 6e2 sks cotton seed 1902 SKIS Ocake 1876 SKIS
oats 1895 SKIS corn 2l=O bbs -four 265 bbs meal 386
bales hay so ties lard 100 bills vcrH and sundry pro
duce
Observation-Disclosures Bertha-5e5 bales cotton
10 AXIS seed cotton 123 SKIS cotton seed 10 bbs rice
al bbls molasses hals bb!s syrup hid sugar and
sundries
Observation-Disclosures St Johns bales cotton
"a skis cotton seed SKIS seed cotton ZIG hhds sugar
1914 bbs mOlasses 20 half bss moiasses5 bbs syEup
and sunGries
s1rar Ii9 bbls mOlasses &c SKIS vice and suncriee
SALDSONvILLE-steameT Henry Tete-ls8
hhds sugar 518 bbls fnOasses and sundri6S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L Bryarly- 1874 bales
cOtto and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamef Wai,oOn--2s bbls mo.
leases ST SKIS rough rice aid suncries
LOWER COAST-SteaGeE Rec Faymer-siS Obls
bt!s rice and .nnd.ies
ELLIS CLIFFS-Ba,ge Louislaaa-2s5s axis cot.
eov,S.
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LIVERPOOL AND NEW ORLEANS LINE
or STEAMERS.
BUILT EXPRESSLY FOR THE NEW OeLYARs
TRADE.
THE MISSISSIPPI AND DOMINION LINE.

FIRST CLASS POWERFUL SCREW STEAMERS.
Tons.
MONTREAL, (building).
DOMINION. Captain Bouc ELECTROMAGNETIC 500
ONTARIO Captain French. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VlCKSBUkG Captain Roberts. ............ $500
MEMPHIS, Captain Mellon. ....................25N 1850
TEXAS Captain LauNensOh. ...................23s 1850
MISSISSIPPI. Captain Wrake. ............ ECO
QUEBEC, Captain Bennett. 220O
81. LOUIS, Captain Reid .................,.,.l82 1927
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Knickerbocker. Kembls, .rom New 1ofk
I4b instant. TO A Moul;on-2d district .
Bark Bristol. Fussets, 10 days from Danax!scOtta
Ne to master-lst district
Bark Shatemuc, Matthews, from Havana. 70 mas
ter-3d district ~
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ATEaMBOATa.

Sohn A Serddey, Carter, from 81 Louis
Bertha, Broad from Washington
81 John BarancO from PlaqueMine
Weary Tete. Aucoin. from ?onaldsonviIe
Wawenock G.easorl. from Bonnet Care
RT Bryarlv, Scoveii, from shreveport
Walloon Ruiz. RON Lower COas.
Rice Farmer, Taylor. fr0m Lower Coast
Barge Louisiana Hlukle. tom Ellis C!sho
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-22


Willow Grove Goa! landing on the first instant
comprised Il. boats and barges; consum ption las:
mont, 3 =, boats oGaSs and ,p barge. &c.
count on round !ots: the Beard 4 Brothers tie
BAGGlNG--Good supply of domestic jute and
retailing at l4al4kc: hemp I4ol4kc: India isesc
Dried FRUIT-The supply is light and the de.
mand Limited q: !, Apples are quoted at ssa7c;
SCAP-Is scarce and tho demand IL good az firm
prices. supplies sell as fast as landed. Extra
olive round lots and &c in job lots: German
olive New Orleans, &c p ID; magnolia SIC; treble
extra palm 6Ssc CASTLE soap lie p h. with re-.
duction on round lots.
HIDES-Are dull. Dry salted are quoted at l:1. a
lie dry flint !6c country green SC y b. In city
slaughter sales are aking follows Steer hides.
IS u.s. loo; do 20 to "a lbs 9zc; do under 70 bs
re; do IS to 30 tts LOG. Calf skins. each s5c. OK
horns Sc each.
sell at &C = +; Western So so y Dbl; green peas
LOUISIANA ORANGES-sell at IS 50 p bbl
MoSS-Is dull and receipts are light. Black 1.
699c y 10.
sALT-Small stock and good demand. We quote
s! 5odi 90 Turks Island 90c p bag Of two bush
els When taken at warehouse a reduction is made
for drayage Table salt in pockets sells at ~ 0osc
HOPS Hops-L !s supply and limited demand.
STARCH-Scarce and is quoted at s03lc p y.
GUNEY BAGS-Sell at lstc piece p bale. la C
reserved.
EALiSG rwlSE-ls retailing at 'sc: round lots
are quoted at l1ac p 10.
COOPERAGE-So barrel poles hero. There il .
good inquiry for them; Moasses barrels sell ct
50 a piece Hogshead poles SIS p 1000.
IMPORTED FRUITS AND NUTS-Lsyes faisina
quarter boxes soc. iemons sell ut 81 50 y box.
bananas sla3. according to size Of bunch. Citren
35c p 10. Currants TIC. Brazil nuts loc. Al
ronds 23c. Fllberts 16c Dates SC p D. Pine.
apples s. 1913 p 100. Cocoanuts e57 50 y lMH
FISH-We quote: Hackere extra NJ. l. go in
81 so IN kits; No. el2 in bbs, S6 IS in hall bbls
% 50 in quarter bbs, and 81 30 in kits; No. SO
in bbls. IS g in half bbls, % in quarter bbls
half bbls. 81 IS in quarter bbls and 81 10 in kita
RICE-LVw grades ars mere setivo. Prise 10
, 1874-08-26

ra.o4; nh qntst'ana ttnoisnged'st sa9eoo Darley'
mo- q $!.bp31.ln..
T11HxY-Btcstly a. Dac.
pnnyfsIorturork frn ut $14.oo, canh: $17.bo etiar
no ycar $t7.60 tho last laf' Of Fohransy. uat0n
ttri,v: Shoulders, 10a; clear ri,, 13;@l1Hc: rlcnr,
i3.ttSlao. Lara i,r1n EDua, l5t{e.t -
iiEoEtrra-W Wheat. ,uD1 bu corn, 5000 bit.
Hu1rMEars--Wheat. 1000 bn; corn, 700 bu.
BALTIMORE.
p.1T1MoNE, Aug. !5.-UnEApsruFrs- -F1o,r tlul,
rpak Rni1 l0wor; Howard street and WcsGrA slrr>
hle $A.0p@4.75; extrs, IS Uu@5t0; faulty, sf,phA
;lS What dMMt No, ! ret WeAtern, $t.1e9i+ea; :;
IA do, 81. .1a(ali6: rnc.re1. q .0UGtl.U; bh,tNr
Wes.era s.259ia7 ~hitc; s.. .2oas1.so. casn au!os.
llyo htrahy.
IIAY--lfuehanEed.
inoylsloss-i'ork quiet anil unchanged. Bacon
active; thotllIors,, lung; clear ril, 11}9@l3sIn
argar-curtd haus. TO-. Clio. Lard quiet; 1a1@toe
Tor WtAtort.
isurfxn-F3rsn at sSeaoae.
tnpfrE-4Dutl md ntIuiAal.
rErnoLxuM-Ftsmer aud quiet; crude held as4!s
Gs5,.
Wassxr-s1.0l@i.ua. .......
PHILADELPHIA.
PniLApnIrltIA, Aug. 1s.'-Bu1rEn--F1fm' eno'ce
Ct11rsg-5!e7Iy .Wtstlrn rcseryc, 1871 Sf3Ac.
Epna--FIr1ner; 1nhrEtt baro; Western, 2a{99iG.
lkIRd1ests4-3ttaty; crude, B5fot foliieui !!Ao.
DnaAps7urfs-faoiir slnll md ,,fnehnngeu 'stfcr1,
Anc; s3254.c0; ettta, 81 0ngs439 Waens a'; ;r rsu
eoc. Oits dull and eruing; ;"hsto "estern' 6oso'o'
Wutakr-s1.02s .,,,
OswEno, Aut, 3..-GlArK-Wlfat tinlE; oStfa Thife
htfrliean;Sl.47Lc uorh dull 1T 15r
, 1874-08-26

auch but tho 1ie1t which tl1oyi throw on rnucl,
larger qtontonu, viz. The immcnso duration Of
tuca past e.'d the ehangoa %,lel, lna taken
aud auljaldonca nt, tho land. .;.
Tic 1oar,iol 1'rofosaor, refcrriEG 10 nnothor
specimen which, Ind boon fo,.r,d At l|ford ro~
Inarhed that elephants e,yoro IT one timo abun-
1nnt In England, md, That whou thiB wns 10
England must l,nso foru,otl I,nrt Of continent
til connccltbll sitn Holland n,idtAo 1iorthof Eli
.ropo. llaying giyon either proots Of tLo sub.
n'tlotce, as tho tibcoyory OF a'susnasi,h foreat
at tho moutI. of tho Isno, will. tho mt
tito hubnserBiou Of tho ostnto Of tile old Saxon
Eatl Of Solsoa, M shown by tho trauaforenco Of
tho ron.ai1a of tug Saxon natuta to Ciltcllestor
Cathedral. le btlo!fy rcforro1 to the fnssila of
gnhcarj whdso cgEB would require n Int for ali'
egg.clr md tl1o0' took leave Of ILLS audience.
, 1874-08-26

A respectable person, eays tho I'aN 1fall IN
2cite, was ariastcl the othor day In farfs nn The
cliargo Of pickiiig pocket under circumstances,
which n1stat con,nthna tht SYMPATHY Of tho n.pst
rigid mpraliAt. lro was returning hono from t.
apciat ga:horing whou tI,o naturni consuIHinn Ia
to which Lori Dnutirenry use1' to- DO aubjoot'
overlook lIn,. md lso snoozel In tho most un-
compromising naHnner. Thih unuhiial!y s"tin-
IA civilized poraon unosa he cai comnhnd. tho
assistance Of. q ocket-hnndkcruhicf. Tim
subject OF this crisis, thorofure, folt wildly
in hls pockets tor tho desired article, but
bis faithful coinpahion had dleappoar-.
etl. atddonIy m emotion Of JOY, such aa that
with winch q shipwrocKed. HqItor ohptcH distant
sat1, lighted ujrlia fearful Gye. lla saw leponl-
ing from tho pocket Of a friend walking . few
paecB III advance Of him reuAilk ila.tuhcrohiof,;
large, soft, and l,lstrous. a fo1 seconds mors
and lie Ind b,riod hfs still quiverng Md wlstful
l1oso in those delicious folds, when Gle ,and Of
police agent whs hid on hin shoulder, aud tho
ow1Ier ot tho handkerchief turilol round, ro-
vtaiing tho col1ntonancp Of D complete iatrnrEor.
Tho pickpookot 1,,aigro hi was about to bo lod
OF TO tho station. wien certntn paperA found IN
hia person established his rospoctability 10 cor"
c1MHisely that he wnA suffered to so hoina duly
prosidod witt, q ptokat+liandkorchlo: obliEillgly
le1lt him by n police otllcor.
, 1874-08-26

4AVSS o"NAA VA AlAl4hCt <ASA1A4Rtk1aA.
- Irof. Owen rocontly delivered q lecture in the
ncltlsll AIuseG.n to i namao. Of workingnon
connected with tic Wofkingmen's Club und
institute. a,ll conducted by .hlr. nodgaon
prGtt. Ihe subject IF Tho lecture wYls ''Extluat
Anln'als," although the Professor almost con
began by direetlug attcation to tic t.lsks nnd
skull Of tho "Elollas lrimogonus," wliiul had
hceu elaborated IL the British Museum from
salidatono blasted some forty yoara ago, in tho
formation f q tno 3am1a oaaal, vt polut 1000
original iyory and lony substance bud passed.
away. eul lad haen replaced by particles Vi
Htoue. but tue toxturo Of the original ivory,
which wah 1'ocnliar, was lnaniroat with tho aid Of
the MicfDHGDre.
lAo Professor explained tho existence Of tho
imn,at,ae tuslss til tAs fossil! by tho snpposi.ioA
tAAt when It roale1 the forest no hllnatl beings
oxtsteu GU tho earlh, 30 tAat It lived at easo
anA without feat,. aua under thoHo conditions
whcn These conditions wero alterod aud tho
elephant could not appear except ulller terror
Of tltat .wtetullcu little Lipetl, nlatl, aud
h'a rlte, the nesF Foaa sys'eM WAS mt ntipwod tho
quiet a'1d reposo 1t needed, aud therefore tioro
was not that development In existing ANIMALS
that was to ho found IN tllo fossil types
lie supposed that tAis Intliun clopi,u,lt had
hioti = natural do4th, aud tAere was no doubt
that tue wl1o!a lll!nalayan chain, she highest
" ~ t1e ,.,' T'orla Aad % heo9 raised Hsaee TUT
a. greator heights .tl,an tho quarry IN Which 1t
waa found, welo discovered not OILY Fossil ele-
l!lnntss, but hppopata,nl, which roqulrod lakea
md rivers to liya IN. aAt also fossil garaiIas
Similar ovdunco was u 10 found ia tue Alps,
tho I'yroueeB, aud tho Aulca. When they eaipo
20 apply tNe!r own trumpasy way Of reckoning
t!me &ley lia1 solno eylduncs VI uoAriy oiEht
thousand years Of hiHtory but tl,as wAp moro
hour, q n'l!nto. compared wlth tho lapuo OF
tl'no involved ia tlla production at tho l9enoua;
eln to Which 10 refsrrot, therefore tic real
y4l9o or tleHo epeqimola .waa. not tue 1uoro ll,-
tereat and curiosity which attached to thon III
, 1874-08-26

vro tul1 md nominal ut % for corn 'nnl 3lio for
what. Sorural PARTIES who were unable 10 chartcr
tharvesBcis wcrs 1oadtng hem n1th OH tetr own
see,unt. Charters were To kingston solr y5ohator'
wssot ut a7sc. To sarA!aApFop u; 7. Hade,, sofn
eoe1 through. Tho following vessels wcrc to load on
owaers' acfdunt ;.sehr q r. Noyas; cornnso oewrgo;
Clnpbell. corn to Iufalo. Toal,7 Capacity: about
1900 BIZ wheat, lje,toU bM corn, and 600 b oats
rio bark ClsJ Of raiurssAle, mentioned aopve was
ettaged nfttr 'Chauga to load wheat for buffalo Ut
11se, carrying about $4,000 hu.
, 1874-08-26
Hrrn,fE;n 1sWat5s

Ths baygen Chester II. ZONES and Judd both loaded
WITH prain, icr ITS port yesterday InurnihH1n tow Of
t4e steanl-!atee Tarncr for uatIslo. When about
20 miles from tho. city tho Clestcr II. Jouca
Chiago to prevent her from sinking. They arrived
hcr yes,cday Afternoon, and the damaged vessel was
whde cargo, consisting or 40 600 bualcls Of grain, It
1s expected that she Will 10 ready again to asar ttta
afternoon without thu Necessity Of unloading. aa her
caYsc Is mot suproact to be damaged. The bargo
J,lda'lA tho scail-b1rEo Turner arc now ,iug near
Ciarl Street prigo, Whiting for Their collsors 10 como
out Ha1n.
, 1874-08-26
WAS VERY FINE, ....,
Offering tnany Inducements ~ stocA-raisers.

-. UAsEr No, 70. Thursday, July 90,
Droko camp at Z u. N. Muyea up the valioy
In southwest dircutiun, still following, tito ln-
dun trail, witch led us through tho valley by a
tna road, out into au upen, I,urk-lko country,
worry beautiful, With yalaA al.d natural avenues
III nyorY direction, running hetweon low hills
with ] uboes @ Of god sprugs Ii t Ill aroctas. ai a
Qrasa moat abundant mud Of good quality.
ppsaed near tho baHo Of a range 0t uloul,tainn,
which Lid ualnoy's poak from our Ylow. LII.
, 1874-08-26

Thtug, y. L. l1igge, Of tho veesel:owners' Towing
abouL haif-a-nilo ncy0na The 1iousn Of Correction
After haylnE left this vesael at tho dock hhe wcut to
u,aibank, eaMatny lhe Tug to iIat much that she
rollcdorcr and filled with water. There was Of
four prn on bonra Mt the time of the Incident, who
eaycd themselves by swimming aaliore She lies In
such apostlon TINT she cnhy DO raipcd and 1t Is
expectl 10 have har atloat agai. this evening. Tho
d1naaR will 10 Might.
, 1874-08-26

Da1bafron1. ILL.,, Aug. 25-1:ao p. nt.-AnHivIs-
Dele Fraucc, Morris. 900 bu corn; D.. T. Nrsh',
cc.n, Neutral; Ottawa. bu cotn, 900 ha oatas
4. Woolson. Kankskec Feeder, 5,7oo ~ = by corr.
uIEARrD-Hunsci, OTTAWA 80. .aa4 It lumber:
1dB,iIe, 5,6o3 BIZ corn n T. Goo.lol, 5soo bu corn;
t CLrAuep--T. nyburn, Maraelllea l2.J' It lumber.
11su atll; Gold 1.oa 1asac; osooo It lumber, 9o3
1hfhtAA
, 1874-08-26

cAs,r No. ea Sunday, Aug. ..
Mail Leaves Tomorrow. Have boen writing all
day. Two companies hayo gone castward TO-
wards tho South Fork Of tho Cheyenne. will
return Tomorrow night. uen.' Cnstor, with five
companies, staraH Bouthward tomorrow for tho
sourl FoRn or THE CHEYENNE,
to bo gone tl,roo iays. Col. Grant and myao1f
accompany him. Wo arc exploring tho passeB
thosouehly, and will know something OF the
Black Hills when We rGturn.
, 1874-08-26

CArsr No. 90, Saturday, Aug. l.
Moved 81 miles down utreau, for frosh grass.
Haye a beautiful canp, with abundance OF
grass, juat. opposite three beautiful mountains,
covered to their euulmltH with ,pinea. liamaincd
in camp writing 1ottors. Engineer mapping
parties out in nil dlroctlons. Nainod very hard
from to Z u. NJ.
, 1874-08-26

cainrod' about 3 d: n. i'd i dnb opou country,
n,noi,g lot Of lDw, woodol hills; With ya}ess'
opening in.a!l tlEroottoha; on tjo bnnis of sill
creok with plenty of good wator III llo!ea, bit lt
Is not running watoi'nt thia;ntason Of lilo year.
Dfhttncd t1hrclrod --,
, 1874-08-26

AN OLD INDIAN TRAIL
up tito valley through which ran the little tribu~
taly to Castlo Greek, upon which we c,Ica1npcd
laAt pight,-tile general direction being a little
cast OF south. This littlo valley opoued out to
aid wo novel I'd It aljout miles wi,ou It erad,
ually ran into smal hills, aparsely covered with
PING, which NC crossed, into, high railing pral~
no, covered with tino grass, similar to tho Que
wtltc1 wn attempted to cruaH Yesterday. Asll,er-
prsairio, through I. a,nasl valley, ACROSS wooded
crest, and tl.o1i up tltl and down dale over one
yery il,so atrca,n OF wator, uu.il wo Ana!ly en-
catnpea 14,5 n1,loa beyond our former canp III q
Ao,,tiorly direction Owing to tho number OF
train to follow, especially AZ tho pioneers had I'd
build several BRIDGES. Tho result was that all
tho train waa not IN at 4 n. III, wi!au rdyellle
SOUNDED. 1'alon alt In a!. tue country pasBol
thfutEu tp.tfaY
, 1874-08-26

nj. uAar NG vt r. ttsluayt Jn!T y.
uou q. os as.,r 4! Ga ~ daT.
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sna. 1'ar .,s"tian,nT IL MI, WV 1"
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uu t@Ae ~ .bt a,in ~ .t ~ s.,'nea
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t,e t,n r." ~, ~" ,rnr5 lin .,, IVY t,
IT, f,r,y.1l ,rn cn,,bte In usncnt aont 1'Rn
6 ~ - ~ n ,Sos a lihr1 c|I1nb t tc vin,y o,ri1y a
rc,a;d III "a ra. rr or trrttn' II. wns tv Ill ,mna,
t;,e 1rsl,1on, Ind cycr acc,, nna ar sa,ti ",
.a1o na,,snna' in fhnir ny,, Iel,nif ro ia cnst
, 1874-08-26

cAs.p No. %, Tuesday, July -.
Droko camp 4:45 a. m. Moved over Il low Aill,
through ANAL Pine wood, nearly duo cast, out
on to high, rolling prairio surrounded in ovory
woods. This oponing was about nloH square,
and, upon gotting to tho EASTERN edge ct it, NO
wese unablo to lind M available pnss for our
traint and 10 had to partially rotrace DIR steps
towards lho yalloy sa had just loft, coming out
tliuu our last camp was located, e1icampng lit
tlo bcog whero tito 1adian village had been. md
upon little stream omptying into Cautio Crock
from the aputh. D!stalico trarolcd, 10 or II
miles.
, 1874-08-26

. ... CAN'T No. %, Mondny, July 81.
In camp al! day. -Four exploring parties oNt
surveying anil napp1ng tho country. Minors
With tue party report
INDICATIONS OF SILVER
III quartz rock along tho haul5 Of the crock.
, 1874-08-26

OAs.r No. 10, Thntaduy, July a..
Command rotuaihetl III camp all thy, to giyo
tho Chlof. .EngiuoBr an an'oppJltunlty to
ABtEND 1NYAN KAuA
and talo obsdrYatio.!s. At a. m. Qun. CuAtar
and pnrts Of Two, ntybc'f included, uurteti for
lnyan Kayn ahd on,nl l,ioscti tho aacott ut u III.
1t was ii 1ara taak, md, owing u. 1oweri,'g
weather and sh'oky atnioarhoro, NC t1ld not gdt
rs good a vtow to tho east AID .aulth aa 10
wished. However, It wab n Afeht vol worth
seoing, AID ronad ,,s for onr troi1b1e. TITO
peak III solnothEng over G.0uO feet aboyo lilo loyol
or tho sen.
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