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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
A Curious Story.

A curious stoiy Is told in connection
with the discovery Of the remains Of
Leonardo dR finci at the Chateau OF
Amboise. This chateau, long the resi-.
denee OF the kings OF France, is now
little more than a mass OF ruins.
Napoleon I'LL, however, gave orders
for its restoration; and in 1854, as 4
preliminary step, men were sent to
search for any valuable art or historic
treasures. Soon some remains were
found, which, from defaced inscrip-
ton, were believed to be those OF
Leonardo da Yinci, Who died ut the
Chateau OF OlAs. Luce, near by. The
bones were removed with care, and the
skull infinitely examined, and it was de-
cided that II must have belonged to
man Of great genius, A cast was taken
Of 1t; and the keeper at Amboise was
ordered TO send the remains to Paris so
that the anAtomists might construct
skeleton from them. But when the re-
mains arrived at Paris, strange 10 say,
the skull was found to be 4 very COM
mon one, in fact it did not 6t the bones
at all, and tho wonder was how such q
fine cast could have been made from
such . poor skull. SO the remains
were returned 10 Amboise and thrown
into a corner, although q monument
was erected to the painter upon the
spot where they had been found. Not
long ago the Chateau OF Amboise fell
into the hands Of the Comte de Paris,
who resolved TO restore it. The box OF
bones returned from Paris was found
and put into the vaults OF the chapel OF
the chateau. But pretty soon more
bones were discovered, and among them
the identical skull from which the
plaster model was taken In 1854. This
led 10 an investigation, and it appeared
that after the cast was taken the re-
mains were left In charge OF the gar
dener OF the castle. That evening,
while In q wine.shop, his comrades de.
sired to see the skull about which there
had been SO much talk. So II was
taken to the shop, examined, and for
gotten, and the keeper Of the house
threw II carelessly into the cellar. When
the remains were ordered to Paris the
gardener could not remember what he
had done with the skull. So he took
another from the lot OF bones, which
looked precisely Ike the lost one -
for he knew nothing Of phrenology and
comparative anatomy. When the error
was discovered the gardener told q lie
to get out Of the scrape, and swore he
sent the bones Just as he found them.
Years later the gardener happened to
be in the cellar OF the wine.shop; he
stumbled over the lost skull, and
secretly replaced il among the bones OF
the chateau. And thus 1t was redis.
covered and now 1t is believed the
scattered bones Of the great painter are
all gathered together, aud they will be
placed beneath the monument erected
TO his memory.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
Reversing the Engine.

Railroad accidents are not more fire..
quent in England than in this country,
but the trains usually run at a much
higher speed, and tho weather is more
frequently dark and foggy, go that the
sense OF danger is iargreater there than
here. An engine.driyer on m English
railway thus recounts his experience:
Engine.driying is trying work such
weather as TO- night, SIR" said Johnny,
wiping the Precipitation or his face
with his sleeve, "when you cannot SEQ
your signal light, or even your smoke
stack, and you have to run like mad on
a bad track TO make up time, so as not
TO lose connection"
~ tell you, 1t makes man hot II he's
rs cold as lump OF ice. You have to
go It blind. You can't SEQ II the switch.
ings are right. II trains you are TO pass
have got into the side.track, you can't
make ont anything till you are into It.
II ia trying work on the mind sir, Is
driving an engine. Such as us get
very little sleep. The other night my
wife started up in bed and screamed as
II she was being murdered.
"What are you doing 2 she cried,
and bless your life, sir, there was !,
pulling her slender arm with all my
might, while my foot was steadied
against the bottom Of the bed. ! was
trying to reverse the engine"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
A Fast Team.

The New York correspondent Of the
Boston Journal says in his last letter |:
Trotting horses are TO New York what
race.horses are to London. II a horse
has speed no will bring any price. The
arrival Of fast team produces IN i'm
mense excitement on the street. The
men who keep the market in q turmoil
are the men who buy the fast trotters.
It is not difficult 10 buy q single team
that is fast. The story that Vanderbilt
kept standing offer OF $4,000 for q
hrst-class horse is cdndrd, he could
get speed at any time, II he would pay
for II. The old Commodore wants
something besides speed. He wants
fast horse-a horse kind and quiet
that will drive on slack rein-one per-
fectly saie-and ut a low figure. But
to get q fast double team Is q difficult
matter. It is 80 difficult to match
hor4es in the spirit and motion and
bottom. There Is one team in this city
that always produces a sensation on the
road ono OF these is the horse Con.
nors, owned by ]. F. Merrill, OF Bos-
ton. This horse is black as Jet. The
other horse is 81. James, belonging TO
Rochester. He is mahogany in color.
The two horses are Of the same height,
about fifteen hands. The recorded
time Of the the team is 2:22i. Con-
nors's record is 2:19,. ST. James's
record Is 2:1s. It ia said he has shown
the speed Of ALT. This team was sold
recently, and Budd Doble was the pur.
chaser. Everybody knew that he did
not buy 1t for himself. II turns out
that the real buyer was California
miner; he made an immense fortunein
about ten days by the rise OF the ophir
mining stock. It is said on the street
that for IN hour or more he made q
million q minute. The price paid for
the team was $4,000. The team has
been expressed to the Pacific Coast.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
At Night.

Here is ono Of Thackeray's pleasant
touches at is night now, aud here is
home. Gathered under the quiet roof,
elders and children lie alike ut rest In
the midst Of o great calm the stars look
out from the heavens. The silence is
peopled with the past-sorrowful re.
morse for sins and shortcomings, memo.
ries OF passionate Joys and grieis rise
ont OF their graves, both now alike calm
and sad. Eyes, as shut mine, look at
me, that have long since ceased TO
shine. The town and the fair land.
scape sleep under the starlight, wreath.
ed under the autumn mists. Twink.
ling among the houses, q light keeps
watch, here and there in what may be q
Sick chamber or two. The clock tolls
sweelly in the silent air. Here Is night
and rest. An awful sense Of Thanks
makes the heart swell and the head
bow, as / pass TO my room through the
sleeping house, and feel as though q
hubhed blessing were upon IL"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

]. Phelps, and cast 4s votes. The balance Of
tho votes were for Hon. Charles ". willard, Of
Montpelier. 80, The Republicans Of the Pirss
DIstric. OF Illinois nominated the Hon. Sidney
Smith for Congress, and the Republicans Of
the Third District renomlnAted tho Hon.
Charles D. FArvell by reclamation. -. Tho
engine, baggage car and one OF the second
class passenger cars on tho Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad were thrown from the
track recently. The fireman and brakeman
were killed, and several passenger were
severely, but mot dangerously, injured,
Carl Formss, the celebrated operate blssO
SIngsr, is dead. 1t Is estimated that the
liabilities of E. Z. Morgan's Sons, the Call.
fornla Grange agents, are more than sS5O, 900,
It Is also said that tho Changers OF California
and Oregon arc not sufferers by tho failure,
although there arc ugly reports to the con.
trary. 80. In tho case OF Phelps, tie New
York State Treasurer, who was found guilty
OF fraud, tho court directed that tho prisoner
be confined in the Albany penitentlary for Ave
yOan upon each OF the convictions, making
fifteen years in all.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
Destruction In Disguise.

It Is o fact that mixtures OF bad
liquors and acid astringenta are often
given for medicines. They are potent
to destroy, and may be safely warranted
TO ruin, morally and physically, any
human being that sticks 10 them long
enough. More drunkards have been
made by these villainous concoctions,
labeled medicines, than by the liquors
OF commerce. Alcoholic poisons, ad.
vertised as remedies, are more mischioy.
Gus than tavern drains. For Intermittent
aud remittent fevers, as we'll as for all
other diseases which these fiery frauds
are falsely certified To relieve, Dr. Wal.
ker's Vinegar Bitters, the nc plus ultra
OF vegetable medicines, Is positive
cure. But this Is not all the great
temperance elixir Is sovereign specific
for the depraved appetite for stimu.
lants, created by the false tonica and
bogus restoratives OF missionaries Of
intemperance. Within the present
year many well-known citizens have
certified that course Of Vinegar Bit.
tiers invariably obliterates the desire fol
spirituous excitants.-C0m.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
The Ants Of Panama.

or the many curious shrubs and vines
which grow around Panama, there is
perhaps none more so that species Of
acacia, called by the natives cuernito
(Aiimosd oornigera), because the trunk
aud branches OF this shrub are thickly
studded with strong, sharp, hollow
spines attached in couples at the base
like the horns on the head OF a bull.
The least attempt to handle any part Of
1t, except with the greatest caution, is
sure TO be attended with some severe
punctures by the sharp points OF the
horn shaped spines, that everywhere
present q general Chcvaur dc Jriso TO
tho intruder; but this plant is not re-
markable alone for the peculiarities Of
It's structure. The whole tree is taken
possession OF by particular specie OF
small ants Of brownish color, and arc
called here the candeiiiiaS, because the
sting leaves a sensation like the falling
OF spark OF Gre on the skin. These
ants are OF so combAtiye nature that
wherever one touches the tree there
they all run to punish the offender.
These are never seen on any tree but
this species. When the tree is we'll
grown the horn.shapod spines are large,
hard, strong, and quite hollow within.
Near the point one OF each couple of
these hollow spines has round hole,
which forms the door 10 what is a con.
venient waterproof dwelling place for
as many ants as choose to take up their
abode in II. When undisturbed the
ants are generally moving about over
the leaves as II summing themselves.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
Bleeding from Lungs, Catarrh, Bron.
ehltIs, Consumption. A Wonderful

RocHEsrEn, N. Y, Jan. 18th, 1871.
H. V. Pierce, N. D., Buffalo, N, Y;
Dear Sir-I had suffered from CAtArrh In an
aggravated form for about twelve years and
for several years from Bronchial trouble
Tried many doctors and things with no lasting
benefit. In May, 70, becoming nearly wsrn
out with excessive Editorial lAbors on 4 paper
In New York City, was attacked with bron.
chitls In severe form, suffering Almost total
loss Of voice I returned home here, but had
been home only two weeks when / was COM
pletely prostrAtSd with Hemorrhago from the
Lungs, hdutng four terere Needing tpeli', tsihin
tlso tetekI, and frat three ieittln nine days.
In the September following, improved sur
flciently 10 DO able 10 DO about, though In
4 very feeble state. My Bronchial trouble re-
NAMED and tho OatAfrh was tenfold worse
than before. Every effort for relief seemed
fruitlees. l seemed 10 DO losing ground daily.
continued In this feeble state, raising blood
almost daily until about the hrat OF March,
'1S, when i became 80 bad as 10 DO entirely
confined 70 the house. A friend suggested
your remedies. Bat was extremely hkoptlcA
that they would do me good, Rs had lost all
heart In remedies, and began 10 look upon
medicine and doctors with disgust. However,
obtained one Of your circulars, and road 1t
carefully, from which came TO the conclusion
that you understood your business at least.
finally obtained a quantity Of DR.. sase's
CatArTh Romedy your Golden Medical Dis
coyery aud Pellets, and commenced their
vigorous use according 10 directions. To my
surprise, soon began to improve. The Dis
cOYefy and Pellets, In short time, brought
out severe eruption, which continued for
several weeks. felt much bclter, my appe-
lite Improved, and gained In strength and
lesh. In threo months every vestlgo Of the
CaGArrh was gone, the bronchitis had nearly
disappeared, had no Cough whatever, and /
had entirely ceased 10 raise blood and, con.
trAry TO the expectation Of some OF my friends,
the euro has remained permanent. have
had no moro Hcmorrhagea from the Lungs,
and am entirely FREQ from CAtArrh, from which
had suffered 10 much and 90 long. The
debt Of my gratitude owe for tho blessing I
have received at your hands, knows no bounds
l am thoroughly satisfied, from my experience,
that your medicine will master the wort forms
OF that odlOus disease CaiArrh, As vol as
nhrOAt and Lung Diseases. / hAyo recon-
niended them to very many and shall over
speak in their praise. Gratefully yours,
VIZ. II. srEScER.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
A Shaker Story.

The Poughkeepsie Press says: A
case that has had attention from the
courts for two years past was brought
70 final settlement. The story Is thus
briefly told: About ten years ago a
resident OF New York city, named Bar
Der, died, leaving q widow and two very
young daughters. Shortly afterward
the widow took 1t into her head to Join
the Shaker Community at New Leba-
non, Columbia county, which resolve
she put in force, and OF the same time
" decided her children to that sect.
During the time that the mother and
children remained with them an acct.
dent befell the youngest which resulted
fatally. She fell from a wagon and
was killed. Some two years ago or
thereabouts the woman concluded 10
leave, and was DESTROYS that the child
should accompany her. To this the
Lebanon Community objected, whereat
the woman invoked the aid Of the law,
and Judge Miller caused tho child TO
pc brought before him on writ Of
habeas corpus. The result Of this
hearing was favorable TO the Shakers,
and the child returned with them. The
mother appealed to the courts, and the
case passed from lowest to the highest,
the Court OF Appeals affirming the de-
cisions in each previous trial, which
were favorable to the Shakers. Thus
the matter stood for some time, the
mother yearning for her daughter and
the daughter for her mother. The
young lady, for she Is now fourteen
years OF age, became nervous and
highly excitAble under the restraint,
and at last, fearing that she would find
q way 10 escape and possibly Ego to
the bad" the Shakers entered into cor.
respondence with her mother, and
agreed to surrender the child.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

To have good health the liyor must DO kept
In order. sAnford's Liver Inyigorator has DO.
come staple family medicine. Purely vegetable
ploxlon, cureA Blch-headAche. Slun limitations,
Try SdRJords LUer Inpi9ordtor. tom.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

How % Lock Young = sIz,ssn.- DOAf
p,l., or use wills hair lsI.sEsrI bat simply apply
HaVan'. Magnolia Dlln upon your tles, neck and
hands, aud uIs Lypa's Ka,hliTOn upon your hair.
Tho Balm makes your eonpiszlOn psAriI, Istt and
natural, and you can't tall WhAtdld IT. ltIsnoVts
ffecilSI, tan, sAlloWnsls, Ting.aAif, moih'pateh-
g. etc, and in place Of red rustic lace, Jou have
the marble purity Of an rxquitl,s belle II gives
10 middle age the bloom Of perpetual youth. Ada
these Effects 10 aJllsndla head Of hair produced
BY The KathAirop, and lady has done her best In
way q IdorumOnt. BrotherI will have no spin
I.sr IlIlsrI when thoIs articles are around.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
p. o. nor 507, Rochelier, N ].

The Narragansett Collar Company
arc turning out from II, 900 TO 100, 900 ElmEood
and Warwick Collars day. This shows their
immense popularity. II you have not worn
them, We would advise you 10 do SON.. Y.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
SUMMARY OF NEWS.



ernor by sl7.. Two years ago the Democrats
Of Indiana elected Hendricks for Governor by
majority of l,l4s. The Democrats have
now elected their State ticket by from
5000 to 10000 majority, ....,L Last year the
Republicans OF Iowa elected Carpenter for
Governor over Vale, Anti Monopoly and Demo-
eral, by sq,56S majority, The Republicans
have nov elected their State ticket by a still
larger majority In 1877 tho Republicans
elected Furnaa Governor OF NObraska by
majority OF $3.50, Tho reports now show that
the State went tie same way and by about tho
same majority The Q. S. House consists
Of 2o2 membros, Of whom l97 arc now Ropub-
leans, and 90 arc Democrats and Liberals,
giving the Republicans majority Of l02. To
carry the next House the Democrats must make
gain Of 50.
The British ship KingsbrIdge, from London
for Sydney, came in eollIaIOn in the British
Channel with the ship CGndAhM and was sunk,
Eleven Of the crew Of the Kingsbride wero
drowned. go. .Dr. ]. O, Aver was renOmlnAtod
for Congress by the Republicans of tho Seventh
Massachusetts, District. D. ". Harris was
nominated In tho Second District. Stephen
n French WAa nominated by tho First New
York District Republican Congressional Con-
yentIon. Benz. 7. Eames was rcnomlnAted
for Congress by tho Republicans OF tho First
Rhode Island District. In the Second District
LAtimOr W. BAllou was nominated on the
twon.y-socOnd ballot. young man, who
Is heir to quarter OF million Of dollars, was
arrested in New York for stealing 81, 6OOworth
OF lAoes, Tho Italian and American ConsulA
at Bucharest have refused to open negotiations
for commercial treaty while the Jews in Rou-
mania arc deprived OF their civil righls......
Tho Inauguration Of the Lincoln Monument at
Springfield, H., attracted holargest concouiIo
Of military and civil celebrities ever gathered
within tho capital city Of Illinois. IA COM
pany OF cavalry crossing from tho Arkansas
Valley to Fort Dodge, Kansas, found the
mulIlAtCd bodies Of Ave men. Papers found
on four Of the bodies Identified them as party
OF Buffalo hunters, who left tho settlements
ABOUT MI Neo@ ago. Inc hearA Oh thioe OF
. Wv '' m" w. ~ .ns W.. WV os anu
broken and his body horribly mAnslsd,
a yam was wrecked AZ Dyer tennessee py
when TWO soldiers OF tue lSsh United ssasos
Infantry were nled' AND number injured
''.'.,ln = IaSe.n etawiln 4aviasock' oanaaa'
farmer ltom hAs. Aotts aaa Do'n eats Dis'en
on Ans wa otherwise ltshsIuly muuiAsea oy
one Oh 'ne cahNas men connected WIN Oolo
CIRCUS .','.tne oIuton question IN uetmAny
ws tested a. an election In one OF the towns
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02
THE NEW IMPROVED
REMINGTON
Sewing Machine.
The Medal for Progress
AT yIhxNA. Ia5a.

run niaHrsf oEpn OF aMspLhn AuAlpEp Al
mn HxrosrrIoH.
No Snring Ma1hiW Reoescd Hoha Ria
A FEW REAsoNsi
ia Rtr IHpsNtioH THosouoHtI rrsrn tn'
,elrsd BY LSttsri Patent
S.-NIkst psrfssi LocE nIou, alike On 30
.ds,, on oil kiHsS q goods.
s.-Run, LIaHT, AHooTu, NonAtlsi and RLyIp
ssEt eou.biHatien ofquAlihss.
I.-puRA1Ll-R,aiJo r Years without Rspair,,
B.-WW DO az varieties u Work and FaAa
NiteAiAs 10 superior manner.
OILS Mes. h1lsilp Managed 81 the operator
Length OF .titeh may be altered while running
nd machine can b threaded without pailin
,hFeAA through holes.
s.-Dssgn SfnHs, Ingenious, Ascans, foruit.
tbs stitch tfiiAoai the use Of Cog wheel Gears
Rotary Cams or Lover AImt. Has the AHioMaii
Drop Fed, which iHsurts unifors. length Of ftiie
at any spssd. Has cur new Thread ooHiroztr
which allows eAsy movement Of nesdlo-bar ant
trtpsHiI iRjarp 10 tArtaR.
s.-cossTRuoTiuS most eartft4 and FnIlHxp, i
10 manufactured By the moot tkRIfti and e=ptri
iaetd mechanics, 81 the celebrated Remington
Armory, Iiion, N. Y. New York once
No. o BIAdiIon Square, tlkurfz's Build,
ing.l BRANCH OFFICEsi Ass State 81.
Chicago, hi Iyi West Fourth 81.
Cincinnati, OF - NlsEnra ST., Buffaio
n. W, 33a Warrington ST., Boston
MAST $40 Chestnut st., Philadelphia
Pat 10 sixth ST., Pittsburgh, Pa. 25t
West Jefferson ~, Louisville, Ky.
DeGlyea Opera House, Marietta 81
Atlanta, Cat CIT North Fourth ~.
faint Louis, Mo. Corner of North Peel
and steuben sts., Albany, MY.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Ths Peoples stamp Of valus.-TAs GOV
eminent saaurI.nsnt, which issailrss The sale Of
Plantation Filters, 70, he only stamp 'si1sd 90
tia, famous vegetable TOnls. II bears, in ldai'
lion 10 tia, ih sanction, the a,Ili more vaiu'
able stamp Of public appreciation. Thil lnesu'
mAbis voucher Of its rare properties A. Tonic,
nnrrhniIrn an AlihrallNa % Hnfle.Hide.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

MIN q. MAJ
A pYERTtHHnsi Send 40 cts. 10 GRO. r. ROW.
n HI 4 90, u Park Bow, Aev York, for their
PanpAhh " W pdgtt, containing lists Of 30 news
papers.And esumAtet showing cost o. AdSertsl
KIT CARSON. ~ his eoarses, p. ". t,...t,
and Authorised Llis puiliissd I 900 sac, / beau.
hinily lluthAiea. ApfHti tanfsdi sssrvnhtrt.
~ Alfea4y SOFA. Circulars o. ali our Nofn ffee.
oHsrs WANTED for THE CENTENNIAL
GAZETTEER ahss M p ~ sr. sii g:
mt, @ our niat 100 YEAR. fyerIboay buys
PhilldelphiI, Pa, o. springdsii, Mus.
rNq PtisTmAsTIeHs. orr ecRhaii.loa, 70
any hftt-elAlt newttapef IN the country. AddfNil
LhpotA Co, w Monfne street, chieAeo.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Ii. II. sieDoNALpl& co.,
Druggists and Gen. Agti sah Francisco, California,
and cor. Of Walhington and Charlton Sta, N. Y.
inld by all Dfuggistl and Dealers,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

A SEWING MACHINE; ia sDoa pis,,sn, tol
sS t fSSis w iHD sSaS c. z, ToaiSs SS siss
Chicago III.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-11-02

Serofala, or Kings Evil, White
Swellings, Ulcers, Erydpelas, Swellel Neck,
Goitrc, Scruidlous determinations, lndolent
lnaammations, Mercuhal Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions Of tho Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
In these, as In all other constitutional Dis
cases, WALKERS VINEGAR DIrrERS have
shown their great curative powers In tho
most nlistinaie and intracfnhln naRea
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-04-26

From San Aptcpio to Ranch delAlamo on
the Rio Grand River.
From Centre Station to Las Vegas.
VERMONT.
From Morrisville, via Centreville, Eden
Lowell and Westfeld, to North Troy.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Greenland via Borbough's to Hope
ville
From Lubbock to New England.
From Lubbock to Wadesvile.
From Webb's Mills to Big Bend.
WISCONSIN.
From Glen Haven. via North Andover, to
Beetown.
From Ahnapee, via Forestville and Tor.
nadO, to Little Sturgeon Bay.
From Bailey's Harbor to Ellison Bay.
From Sturgeon Bay, via Ship Canal and
How's Pier, to Clay Banks.
From Casco, via Lincoln and Rosere, to
Brussels.
From New Hope to Alban.
From Steven's Point to Linwood.
From MenOminee, via Prairie Farm and
Barron, to Rice Lake. Ia
From New Richmond, via Block Brook,
to Clear Lake.
From Lincoln Centre to Shiloh.
From MsnitOwOc to East Wrightstpwu.
From Fairchild, via Osseo to Mondoyi.
From Neillsville to Greenwood.
WYOMING TERRITORY.
From Chey enne, via Fort Fetterman. to
Bozeman in the Territory of Montana.
From Cheyenne, via Pole Greek, Horse
Creek, Hawk Springs and Red Cloud
Agency, to MILESTONE Agency, Dakota Ter
ritory.
Approved February A, 1874.