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A Trip Thr0ugh GOodhue County.

Last week We took trip through the
towns Of Featherstone, Vasa, Cannon Falls,
Warsaw, Leon and Belle Greek, and were
well repaid for our trouble in what We
saw. The harvest is nearly completed, =
great many having finished on Saturday,
and the grain as il stands in shocks over
the broad fields looks very beautiful. The
yield will Of course be considerable below
the yield Of last year, yet We believe from
what We SAW that there will be good Az
erage crop. In the neighborhood Of White
Rock and Spring Garden and in Warsaw
township the crops look remarkably well,
and in \ few instances the yield will be
very nearly up to the yield Of last year.
= From the Red Wing eide Of Vasa Church,
through White Rock and Spring Garden,
and Warsaw to the county line, is certainly
some Of the richest as we'll Is some Of the
most beautiful country in the world. From
= roll in the prairie, about three or four
miles this side Of the west line Of the
county, looking to the northwest, our eyes
rested on one of the most enchanting land
scapes We have ever seen. Sufficiently
rolling to break the monotony, the prairie
dotted with little groves and farm houses,
and loaded with the ripened crops, stretches
Of - far - the. eye can reach, giving one,
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81 }Symtpon,scramps, dreams that Arkan-
sas was fgurative hogehead Of cramped
stomachs, decayed vegetables, and sill
yer nailed cofins, and second class
funerals.
Result.-The patient got great
qualm and engrosed 50 much brandy and
ginger, that the intropression caused
real choleratic symptoms; the quantities
of specifies that we're flung into him as
he lay and groaned, cramped andsweat-
ed on the soft side of plank, were Of
q multitude which no man could num-
ber; his feet were stuck into hot water
until they we're blistered; his head
sandwiched in ice until his ears were
frozen; bis breast poulticed with bread
and milk; his back scorched with hot
mustard; flannel wrapped around his
throat until his chin was lost to sight;
made to drink camphor toddys and rhu-
barb The sulphur put in his socks
made him smell like his satanic majes-
ty.'
Remarks.-Poor fellow, was nigh
unto death, and visions Of funerals, cof-
fms and grave clothes fitted through
his ice-bound BRAIN"
The Grange advance., 1874-08-12
State Teachers Convention.

The fourteenth annual Conventions Of
the Minnesota State Teachers and Su-
perintendents' Association is to be held
at Owatonna on the 18th, 10Th, and
Goth days Of August, 1874. D. Burt
is President, and E. J. Thompson Sec-
retary. The following programme, just
received from State Superintendent
Wilson, certainly presents rich treat
of instruction and pleasure:
Tuesday Evening, 7:30.-Music; Ad-
dress of Welcome, Mayor Of Owatonna );
response music; President 8 address,
n. B.-Unless otherwise determined by
the Association, topics will be introduced
in the following order, and limited to forty
minutes. Voluntary discussion after each
paper, if time permits.
Wednesday, 8:30.-Opening exercises );
enrolment, appointment of committees,
Sc. ; Somewhat About the Profession, c.
H. Roberts; Improved Methods Of Educa-
tion, s. Bloomfield; Mental and Physical
Education Compared, 5. S. Taylor; Town
ship System Of School Organization, w. F.
Phelps; Defects in Graded Schools-their
remedies. H. B. Wilson; Discussion-Re-
solved, that it is unwise to permit the
teaching Of the modern foreign language in
our common schools at the public expense,
and that all laws providing therefor should
be repealed.-R. \. Mott, \. P. Tukey j;
County Superintendency Of Schools, S.
Niles, G. c. Turner.
Vpdnps s10n EypDinr - AnDprSs Stu1u
and Teaching for the Times, D. L. Kiehle !;
Miscellaneous business.
Thursday, $50. - Opening exercises !;
Miss J. Fyfe; Defects in our Public
School System, B. F. Wright; Discipline in
the School Room, J. R. Richards, S.
Wright; The Work Of the High Schools,
VIM. Gorrie Geopraphyin District Schools,
R. W. Richards; Object and Method Of
Conducting Recitation, H. Barnard, D.
Kirk; Illustration in Teaching, W. W.
Payne; Course of Study and Training in
our Normal Schools, D. c. John; Use and
Necessity Of Model Schools, Miss McCum-
ber School Buildings and Grounds. A. D.
Roe; The Teachers Motive, W. W. Fol-
well; Report Of Committee; Election Of
officers; miscellaneous business.
Thursday Evening. - Social interview
closing business and final adjournment.
The citizens Of Owatonna will furnish
free entertainment as far as possible. The
Arnold House offers reduced rates, so
per day; also Winship House, LOO.
Parcher House, no deduction, $500 per
day. Those paying full fare to the Con-
vention will be returned for one-ftth of the
usual fare by W. & St. P. and Mil. & St.
Paul Roads, on presenting certificates
signed by the Secretary of the Conven-
tion.
Nor1cE.-Teaohers proposing to attend
the Convention are requested to send their
names, as soon as possible, to Rev. G. c..
Tanner. OWatonna.
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Rating Cucunbors In Arkansas.

A gentleman writing from Arkansas
gives his experience in eating cucum-
bers, which may have moral for even
the dwellere in the friged (?) climate
Of Minnesota
II tried to eat cucumbers, but they
did not like me however ate, and
what followed here I'll tell:
DIAGNOSIS.
Ca"se:-Cucumbers in ripe state.
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Backbone.
From the Anti-MonopOlist.

rom the Anti-Monopolist.
When you see fellow mortal
Without fixed OF fearless views,
Hanging on the skirts Of others,
Walking in their cast-of shoes.
DO wing low to wealth and favor,
With abject, uncovered head,
Ready t. Ietract or Taver,
Willing to be drove or led;
Walk yourself with firme1 bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders back,
Show your spine has nerve and marrow
Just the thing which his must lack.
A stronger word
Was never heard
In sense and tone,
Than this-BsckboRe.
When you see politician
Crawling through contracted holes
Begging for some fat position,
In the ring or at the polls,
With no sterling manhood in him,
Nothing stable, broad or sound,
Destitute of pluck or ballast,
Double e-sided all around g.,
Walk yourself with firmer bearing,
Throw your moral shoulders back,
Show your spine has nerve and marrow
Just the thing that his must lack.
4 stronger word
Was never heard
In sense and tone,
Than this-BackbOne.
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WINDOW, July 28th, 1874.

Editor Grange Advance
Your suggestions to the people Of the
First District, in your issue of July 22d,
are good, and you are right when you
say that it must be the work of poll
ticians (only I would add, and post-mas-
ters) that nominated Dunnell. For in
stance our county has thirteen organized
towns, five of those towns have post
Offices; those five towns were represented
in our County Convention by their re-
spective postrmasters and one post
master and one deputy P. NJ. represented
our county at Owatonna, and carried in
structions to support their boss Salary
Grabber; and local papers say Cotton
wood county is unanimous for Dunnell.
But I tell you the people Of Cottonwood
county cannot be whipped into line; the
party lash has no effect. We are in fa-
vor of Peoples Convention and put in
nomination some good, true, honest and
capable man. Yours, &C.,
GRASsHOPPER. q.
The writer of the foregoing communi-
cation mentioned the name Of gentle
man in Winona county, as fit man for
Congress from that district, but by special
request Of the gentleman, We have
stricken out that portion of the letter re-
ferring to him.-ED1ToR.
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REPORT.

TREAeuRERs OFFICE, Goodhue Co., Minn,
Red Wing, July ed, 1874.
The undersigned Board Of Auditors of Goodhue
County, Mimi. for examining the accounts books and
vouchers of the County Treasurer do hereby report
That on the 22d day Of July, 1874 We met at the
Office Of the County Treasurer Of said County, and
and amount Of funds in the Treasury Of said County
on said date without previous notice TO the Treasurer
and found the funds in the said Treasury q follows:
Tota! amount in County Treasury At this
date, charged to County "A
Consistng of the following:
Money deposited in the banks Of Red
Hancock, ~ County Treasurer:
In First National Bank Of Red Wing. 265s6 II
In the bank Of Pierce, Simmons Co., Red
Wing 25,e42 4s
BY order Of County Commissioners, for
which certificates Of deposits have been
issued dr:ving per cent: interest, per
charged TO him - such:
In the 1st National Bank of Red
Wing, Certificate No. 2,O38, dated
March 1st 1877: 900
Certificate No. 2O59, dated March
Certihcate No. 2,222 dated Sept. 9Th,
lo7Z.... TO- 600
In the bank Of Pierce, Simmons &C.,,
. Red Wing, certificate No. l,O75,
dated March 1st, ,lS72~................$l,50 500
Certificate No. ,076, dated March lst,
1917. 3,OOO
Certificate No. ,291, dated Sept 9Th,
~ $500 90
Town Orders ........,.,.... 500
School District Orders. l65 25
Cash in Safe ....... 934 81
$e6s37 "A
The Board of Auditors also compared the Treasurers
books and accounts With the books and accounta in
respond, and the amount charged to, the County
Treasurer at this date, to be correct:
Given under our hands this 22d Day Of July, A. D.
1874. - q. sssz.-sss... ...c H. 49,.
E. L. BAKER, Chairman Board Of Co. Comm'rs
i 8. j. WILLARD, County Auditor. @.,s.
R0BT DEAKIN, Clerk of District Court. -
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CORRESPONDENTS.
New York-Importers and Traders National Bank
Chicago-Union National Bank
Observation-Disclosures National Bank.
St. Paul-First National Bank.
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Acknowledgment.

Editor Grange -Aduance::
desire in behalf of Faribault County
Council to acknowledge the receipt Of
1888 from Morning Star Grange Of
Mortified in answer to our call for aid
for our suffering brethren of the West.
1t will be promptly and judiciously
used and will fill more than one heart
with gratitude toward those who in
prosperity were able to remember the
unfortunate, while the happy conscious
ness is reserved to the givers that they
have helped to alleviate the sutferings
and save the lives Of those on whom it
has pleased Providence to visit this
calamity. In the summing up Of the
accounts of the universe He surely will
remember that in these times Of selfish
ness and corruption that little band are
entitled to credit for this act Of chris
tian benevolence. May He put it into
the hearts of many others to think more
Of the suferings Of these helpless peo-
pie, and to do as they would wish to be
done by under reversed circumstances.
VIM. n. PLYMAT,
Chairman Relief Committee.
DELAvAN, M:nn., July 81, 1874.
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Yor the Grange Advance. ., =.
Sewing Wild eats.
BIZ NANCY EANBs BULLARD.

"He's only sowing his Wild OATS"
Sowing his wild oats sowing in glee,
Heeding not caring not where he may be;
Turning al counsel to jest and to miR1h
A. if for frolic he lived on the earth.
Sowing his wild oats, doth he not know
That the maxim holds true where'er Ae may 60?
Who soweth the wind, be he young, be he old,
The whirwind shall reap, - the years shall unfold
Sowing his wild osts sowing them deep.
Planting sighs to reap sighs planting to reap
tears;
For in oil kinds of planting like product appears.
Sowing his wild oats, hath he no fear
Of the harvest he'll reap in the swift-coming year
harvest whose sheaves shall be heavy with pain,
When tears and regrets for the past shall be vain.
CEx.ER VALLEY, Hendricks County, Indiana
The Grange advance., 1874-08-12

T 1ME AND STONE.
ANDREW DANZELSOM,
Dealer in Lime, Cut Stone, Window sills, Caps, &c.
&c., Red WinE, Minnesota. will supply the trade
throughout the State.
NELSON & PETERSON,
Dealers in
Hardware, Stoves, 3inWare,
FARM MACHINERY and IMPLEMENTS.
Builders Hardware, Mechanics Teols
and HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Bush Street, opposite the Post Ohce Red Wing, MINI
n c. HILL,
Builder, Manufacturer and Dealerin
SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES, M0UzD1NGS
C0RN1cES, BRACKETS, EATE SP0UZS,
Aluminous Building Paper.
Turning, Planning, Saving, &C., done to order.
Corner Main and Bluff Streets, RED WING, MINI.
CHARLES Whitney,
MASUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
Breech and Muzzle Loading Guns.
CARTRIDGES,
SPORTING APPARATUS j.
Revolvers. Winchester Repeating
Rifles. &c.
THOs. WILKINSON,
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
STO YES, TZNWARE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS,
GAS PIPE AND FIXTURES.
STEAM and GAS FITTING in azz6ronches.
70 MAIN St., RED WING. MINN.
C. BETCHER & CO.,
Dealersn
IRON.
HARDW ARE.
STOVES,
Farming Implements.
AGENTS FOR
VIBRATOR THkESHING MACHINES,
CHAMP10NAND BURD1CK REA PERS,
WHITEWATER WAGONS,
ESTERLY SEEDERS,
FAIRBANKS SCALES, etc.
Red Wing, Minnesota.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
80. Sc Gte'1.

IN siltem itOfraTe nfinficrsn reoneris
9elrp Hlttle's flrZItG acmiet6eten Aim
llern in !0aule Dgr ma9eren STror Sorz
ter bic beioeu IgreunOe yfQniome nlGo
Sltl'e piouoefll3l Detm G0ee, oDne Die ge7
lI'3le NDhlll98 Dapon au Daben, boB oer
t!tletlie9nleil9te @oDentrD in 2atfe bet
nHWlel SfT noen III t0let unmittelbaren
9t"De etneltI{o fuDnen0anOfrei0 81 DOu1
IHQtel gsof,nfe. 3tanlOne er5GDlte inter
AioeftWE oaB 6iilsborougD iett eilli9en
2So0elS a.att Do@lt tuuituou uup 5ierlt6
att38e1lArttn taLl1en S0iutn87 Wtiin5en
Noct1FSntnpnt uno Die POIi5et ben @rs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
90. 6 aptteI.

8ieber mar Der Sa6reStag ber6inri6z
tung OeS tapferen Sir Gt9ar0 9tabD, DeS
rubnret6en 3%titterS, ber Dor anOertDalbz
1unDert Sa6ren DaS III G9relt erQraute
6aupt auf ben SloG legem muBte, neil
CT ietnem angetammten 0err10er Die
Treue ni1t bre9en m09te, beran9eridt;
tpieoer 1aB-geraoe tpte DDr etnem Sabre,
bel Begtnn unierer Gr5Gblung Oerr
@uD III poQltdnotger @aLG>S Dilette, auf
ber linfen8ruit Die i1immern0enS r6en,
i'll benz aLtpGterlt1en SpeiieiaaIc an Der
fir cine groBe 2ln5a9I bon @ditel1 9eoeG>
ten SafeL aber bieSmaL ni6t auett,
ni6t einiam, BON @i6t 9eplagt nnO niez
Oerge0rldt, tDte am lebtDergailgenenSab
reStage, ais iDm Der S0Gfer GaDe5 ult0
De1ien gSetb Die S0auerfunoe BON ben
gelpenitii9en Seuer11 III Der alien GtrDe
am @atrnbOpe btnterbraGt Datten......
im @egent6eil, 0iesn1al tDDllts Der alte
Squire I'M &reiIe all Der Setlen - Der
1pieOergefunDe11en S6meiter, beS 9fefen,
ieiues IiiDerIi6en Betters gtt0ar0 aus
einerS etteultnie Der &abDs urtb Der all
3eit 9etrenen Sael 9enCe = ben 0eOenfz
tag III Oer feterli6ften Q8eiie begebeu,
ltnD 0teS mar Der @rnn0 Der Drtnglt0en
@inlaOung @Dttb'5, Wel0e 6enrD III ietz
net tpabrbaft Der5petlun9SOOQen Stim>
mun9 gum SeluDe Guf JtabD Qau nOz
tbtgte.
9ls 6enrD fur3 bor Dem Diner lit bem
0errenDauie %etntraf, fam t0m Die mitul17
geouLo l%eilter barrenbe Otlltter I6nn in
Der 0or1aue entgegen ll1O betDiufomlnte
ibn nit elmer 1ett Dielen Sa6reit nimIner
oil tbr mabrgenomlnenen Oeiterfeit.
g6ebe ben SDpf uu0 LAB Define @rtQen
fabren, tbeurer 6arrD,N Rllterte ite i9m
- letnen Mrm 1teDnlellO gu; yt6 iDetB
Elm Wttttel, DID Die Ser9GugenDeit Dcr>
selien nn0 oas tpabre @laG finOen Su
MAIDEN. 9eute nod ioa ft9 Detn S9tdz
1aI dnoern 9eine SHUTTER bat cine
ueberrai6ung fir Did in petto. Sors
lpGrt5, iunger 0err Sem 2Detnl er>
martet Sid TN Salon."
@lS 6enrD, BON Goit9 Bis an bic mali
iiDe @i0entbire geleitet, nab Der rner@
IGBli6en cereInDnlDlen Nnnleloung Dur9
ben in poIem Wt0S praugenOen alien
@eorge in Den Gallon trat, fano CT 0uD
9tabD i'm @elprd0 init einen eleganteu
iungen Wianne {DDr 0em &amtn. NlsbdlD
er6Ob 1t6 9ta6G, rel0te Dem 9teffen Die
Oano Mi1b fii6rte t9n gu Dem gletdfauS
G~ufgeitanDenen tSlega1t:
aUtein gteffe, ,peurD Stttle! Wfein8etz
ter, &i6arO 0ta-9p, 8enannt pDissolute
Dick!"
so, Sir @uD," proteitirte 2eBterer:
..bas lit nt6i III Den OrOnun9 ="
..Bab, per Denft no0 al 1Ol0e Gappa1
lien. SSH tenueu unS nletn Sunge. &aB
Seat rtB George baitig bie c0Ioiialen
TliasltbGreu a1l ulLo rtef nit Ste1tOr@
1timnte peretn:
Ole 0auren bonn !6aufe!"
Die Drei6errcn ma0ten eilti8eS9rttte
oeael1 bic &1ure, Dnr6 tDeLDe III lelbel1
4uQenbltd 3ip&t OONFQmNeI1 glst0 III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

btoletten Sanlntt nit ret1en SpiBen ali
Das luIuri0ieite 9efleiDete 0Gmeu IL DEn
SQaL rQuI6teu. Die Glne ipdr ole Ilpd
ilnrGer i00ne un6.nult, naD iDrer&rGut@
beif neuerDirg5 aufbluBenoeQDtltiUe@0ltD
clai1ii6eu S00nDeit bon iunnntlderWez
ltolt, nit blenoenD iDeiBen pollen Armen
uno elmer berrlt1en Suite Derm0bten
0rnrD's geblenoete Nuge1 crit naW Ae
raumer 3eit ietne alte Sreuuotn c5".t
9ence su e%rfennen.
v98el0 tiebIi0e @ri9einung," fluiteyte
i9nl Better Gi0aro Al, iuDem Ct i.6g ais.
balO all Die 0amen DrGn9te, t.n oon "a
al Der u15ertrtunli0e @efdDrte Saels 81
bleiben unD ibl in Der angelegentlId)ltel
98eiit oen Sol Su MAIDEN.
0a5 lomptuDie Diner berItef unter
fr0Dli1en 0elprdde, nt6t obne Dos le>
DDd) Sir 0uD ab uuO Su etnen fG1t Oro=
beu0eu BttG uad bent 8ctterG ourlnQ0er
geIporfen uno lt1 beDeutlam auf Die &ipz
peu gebiiien .Ddtte. 9ta00em Die Gafel
a%uigeDoben tpar uno man ftp Ra1 Dem
G0lOlt 5ltrilG begeben bate, Deriu0te
6enrO eIn WeiprQO NIT Sael Gll5llfuiip>
len, UNI DDn ibt mom08lt0 eriDa5 il6er
0race'5 4lufeutDalt su erfabren3 alLetn
es i6ten, ats pb tic ibm gefitiieutti6 aus
ptbe, pd3ren0 5uglei6 rDissolute Dick"
ite oerart III AniprH0 naDm, Dab on elne
Concentration nit ibr 1ti0t 81 Deltfet!
mar. Seuj3en0 wanOte fi09enID a0 unQ
ip0ute eben ben SGGl Derlaller1, ais ietge
Wtutter ihm ma beilte lIlo lta nit iDm IN
cine Nenlternll 1s pOittrIc, UNI tDn Dor:
erlt 3u irAgen, 1pte CT tDte S6lllertnSael
ftloe.
,O6, }ie lit gang 9rei3enb. Cine ~itolSe,
cole 000HDeit. user Ditroe es gIQuDell,
Dap jeue Derrli9e Oeltait nod Dor iperi:
gen Utonaten fI0 benin SGgcnld~Ieltcu
aDulugte."
vSn Der GDat! ltn6 icne pra4tOo4en
Q(rute."
vSappGt SHUTTER! unb mas fie ni9t
aQea I'M StarDe ftnb. 0enfe Dir nrr,
oaB elmer iener pra1tDolen9trule ii6 UNI
ben 6alS cineS eienDen Wteu9elmDrOerS
i0lalg IND iDu 5u 8oDen rib. 8are oaS
ntcbt, piiroe i'd lIl6t meDr bier ietn....
Qlrnle5 WtQo0en. WlauDIt gu, Wtutter,
DaB jener ettle @eG BORT tic 9ludll0 mGz
den fDnltte Z"
ultuliun! Sic bei1ft ni6t baran. @r lit
i6rer ul6t iuertD, uno iO iuetB uIrGtneH,
DereS lit - 0u, 0elrD."
vSU., Wlutter? Eiit 9u pobI BET
Gr0lte? Z"
v0epiB = a6er Du biit eim Starr,
penn 9u ni0t nit beiOeu 9Gnben 5uz
9%reifit. SD ia9e 9u Elm fur atlemai,
DaB gu nun u11D ntr1lner cine SWolttt.
8eliere, 9etner Wurbigere ftnc,u iaIui i
ais meile Sael, Die Did = IL D.tl.0u.
Otr's an aus boiler Seele lieDf. &trs
traure unD Der19pcnoe Do3 nu'9 QtlIs
mel5niucn nidt Gdnger 0etn iuugeo Sc
ben na1 einer lIubeitGnOigeu, M0utels
mitbi9en. Die ibri9eHS Die Utou siNt5
M!1peren it,"
vWtutter, On aerreiBeR mir DaS Ser5.
SO tDOiIte, i0 Bate @race Goroeu die
mats geieDen : i1 tDGre all Sae.5 ocite
Der gludli0ite WSeni0 geporDeil. So aber
geD0rt meiIte 9iebe ieuer un8IildltOen.
S0wergepriifteu nuO SaeL tam mit
nid5ts ats cine Vreunoiu, cine SWwtiter
ieiM.... &e6' iDobl, 1uBe Wtutter. SO
5ieDe mid auf nIein 3unmer 6Urla."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

idnTintlibe bortiset, ulO "A Stun6en
ip0ter Die Shines" uno nod clnl1eBlat;
Ter III Sonoeu cine NnSci8e folgeuOeu
Su5alt59
80. &. in 9..........h All 6. 6.
$50 etienne az, ouB5ie tm3ishte iino.
SEQ pet5jWte auf leoe 8elpalttbGti9e9taDe
uNo IDglOe nte luit0er oa9 @luluDeU er>
lieutln, cas- Sit utt Oollem Nette ais
btitIesAelo j!ru1tpttl'u. O.0Ilp uao
U9tenDnIU8.tt lo.l nlt.lt G0lulJ lt.N."
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-03

tary headquarters in behalf of this noble
Red man-ReaO Journal.
We have no doubt but that the arrest
of Natchez was very needless if not
outrageous piece of official tyranny. He
is the principal man of the Piutes, and
is one of the Winremucca amily-beinS
a brother of Sarah Winnemucca. Ever
since the Indian war of 1S60-61, Natchez
and his tribe have been at peace with
the whites, have never, in all that time,
harmed any white man nor disturbed the
peace in any way. We suspect the
trouble is, that Natchez knows too much
to suit the purposes of Mr.. Indian Agent
Bateman. He talks English well and is
a very shrewd, observing man; and
while he is too well acquainted with the
strength and resources Of the Govern
ment to harbor any notion Of decla- n%
war against it. OF making any threats to
that effect. he is not to be gGlled by any
humbuggery Of the Agency TO which tie
affairs Of his tribe a"e referred. An In
lian Chief who has shown the couT:. e
and ability of this man Natchez. and
who has behaved 50 well and Lept Lis
people in such good relations with tie
whites. deserves be,,er treatment than
he has had-unless, indeed, it is Eo:Hs
to lie held by the Department that an
Indian has no rights that an Agent is
bound TO respect.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-03

ARREST OF NATcHEz THE PIUTE CHIEF
Natchez, Chief of tie Piutes, was taken
from Winnemucca last Thursday under
guard to San Francisco. 1t seems that
Tie Indian agent has made so.ne COM
plant against him to military headquar-
f,rs which has caused his arrest.
N,.tchez. we are Informed. is considered
by all the people of the neishborhood OF
Winu.,nucca as good and peaceful In
dian. and it is thought by many that
there must be double meaning IN having
hin u,restsd. He says he intends going
to Wa hinston next week to see the Pres.
id.ut. Petitions signed by citizens OF
Winuen.ucca will be forwarded to Mill
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-03

The ELEo Independent thus mercilessly
| expiodes two OF the most int 'estin9
and thrilling items that have appoa.ed
o: late in the Eureka Sentinel. Referring
to al item in the !Se.,ti,,el to the effect
that one Handsome Sam had had a tight
with a man named Come at Babe
Mountain, the Elciepe,dc.t says.
Handsome sam Is now in ElEo, and
declares that he is not conscious of nav
ing shot Matt or having had light with
him. We are of the opinion that some
body is busily engaged IN putting ur
Jobs on the Sent;nei's quill. In anothe-
column will be found the synopsis OF the
inhuman barnins Of a squaw by the Pi-
utes. which We copy from that paper.
We see by the Reveille that Captain
Steve of that tribe is highly indignant
and pronounces the whole sto-y base
fabrication and avows his intention of
taking the scalp of the man who wrote
that article, and wear It on his noble
brow.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-03

OF THE progress of The State Univer-
sity" at Elko, the following, from the
hdepeade.ut of Saturday last is an en-
thusing indication:
We are informed that the University
Building Company has placed the de
linquent Subscriptions in the hands OF
Messers. Lucas & Bigalow for collec-
ton, and those owing will do well to
settle up.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-03

CoESUcor5A, the newly occupied mir
iag-camp, claims the a, ~l;lon Of ID
ente. prisins news !elo.,er OF tie L o
Ie,!epea3e.-t. According to a ce--.- y =.
Ga-rard, his informant, the Lcc2a L.
Company have found !. in:ee-loot VI ia
Of o.e at d-pth Of forc fr-- Vie -
slys S103: another place att > ore -
a depth of y feet wuic' .-~oavs 500 Pc
ton; ana the Ch!or.le nine his ION i q.
seam of aua,tz which rs ays al he 1T
OF 500 Der ton, As to the city Of Go =
nucopia ami It's si2us Of p:osPs.i.y and
fltcre ea, ness, the L,d.l.c.,.o"t avs:
The emp at p~c1elt oo4,oit' ,,ooat
- men, % OF whom i.le r,s,'... : 49,
p'oyed at the mines. The Lii@Ece,
though not regula " ersc5ed IA la :
oGs pu suits, succeed III We p:
through tie period OF their hioe. Ia IN.
The cornuropiousne OF the loafo-s =
contrasted with he oons: ON OF the
labo.-.ng element, is, ne-Eao5, Il mo-,
encouraging fu,ure CT his showing; f"1
where else, in a Mining town, Ca any
o.her town, On an exec Of 800 pc
cent. OF idlers over the p1oddcers be sus-
tanned? Nothing can be addn"ed, III all
the annals of min pg, which better Illus
trates the CAPACITIES of the Great East
for sustaining a lace and compact pop
u'a,ion than the paragraph above quoted