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GREAT CLEARINGIOUT SALE

par GOODS AT IMMENSE REDUCTIONS
PREVIOUS Q our = mi aunr Al stock tskinr IN 50
tember W. shall offer our euttre stock q
DhkSS GnODS. CLOTHS, CASSTNEh as
AND MANY OTHER GOODS,
AT MARh 30 DOWN PRICES
sYerAging about 20 TEE CENT lees thal former
price,.
Call early for the best bargains We are deter.
mined Il Close Cut cur ~ MINER STOgh IN ,rIfr
10 n al . rO,m TOT neS Fall Goods
OHe PFC. 90 All.
Rug7 -tr NEW sroEr-Ns ioIa ~ -
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DRY GOODS.
CLOSIN NC PRICESi

We AZ lf-ss stock q WINTER GOODS lei
over non lsst tesson. and viii orr tkern A. such
prices 80 y al insure ready sAles
ALL.NooL DlAGoNALS AID CANELs HAIR
~ Ga oents--old lat seasun AZ Is cents
EMPRESS CLOTH srd SERGNs =, y,,. ,.,,.--.,,,
fer 02A cents.
hERISoEs and CksHNEREs =, le-. thar x,.o,..
sale pricos this ssssOa.
BLANKETS and SHAwLs about half price.
sUMMRB GOODS ArA POSITIVE SACRIFICE.
GAIL AND BE CONVINCED
GEORGE ,. JOHNSON q CO.,
sueis-'r III MARKET SPACE.
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KITCHEN CTINsILs. TIN WARE, 20
PLUMBING AND Gas .IrrISo

In Ill their branches; employ boys and only con.
Iotslt Dechanics, and from long OK pericnce IN
this branch Of the bus1ness can Guarxntee soo6
work q fair prices. Orders Tor jobbins work speed.
HAYWARD Z HUTCHINSON.
BIT ~ street., between Psnns. and d Of. north
VeSt, jsz1-ly
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PERSONAL.

i business relations between Mr. II. W. Huff and
myself have this day ceased by his leaving my EN-.
ploy without notice settling my books and IN yio
lation Of his written contract He not authorized
to use my name in any business transaction.
GIBBS. REISSNER.
August 10Th, 1875. augl7-6t
DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FOR IN.
~ compatibility ETC.; residence unnecessary; fee
after decree. Address p. q Box 1897, Chicago,
Ill, augl2 Ct
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Col. Forney, who is now in Germany en-
ueavoring 10 get up some centennial epthu-
slasm, says that country will be represented
al Philadelphia next year in her art and
manufactures as follows.-Mr. Krupp. the
great iron manufacturer, has asked for a
large space, and one OF his speciaIties will be
a mammoth gun capable OF throwing a thou
sand-rOund ball The laces, silks and tex
Tiles VIII Iced space OF at least 10000 feet
The Books, engravings, especially chromos
and illustrated works, and Typography OF
Berlin and LeiDsic, at least LOCO feet; SUIT
CART and Berlin, Dresden and Munich will
send paintings; there are already 10 exhib-
itors OF wines from the Rhine aud 10 from the
falatinate. WUrtemburg, Alsace and Lor-
ralne, the grand duchy Of Baden and other
provinces have sent in applications.
The erection (rnainly by women) OF mon
unent 10 Mary Pomeroy, who alleged that
she was ruined by the Rev. Glendenning, is
looked upon as a somewhat singular event
The Springfield CHiO1 would like TO regard il
las evidence OF the growth in these latter
Gays OF more charitable and plying dispo-
sitlon toward women who fall through their
love Tor and trust in mes. For ii is not TO be
supposed that these women for they were
mostly women who raised the money for
this monument to Mary Porneroy dead
would have cast her out OF the synagogue
had she been alive. If they are consistent.
their tribute or pity and tenderness for the
lead girl Is promise of pity and charity
and sympathy for her sisters VINO after q
similar lapse, have the fortune OF nisfo--
une to i've
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

A correspondent suggests that we give our
readers, at least weekly, detailed account
of the observations made by means of the
great equatorial telescope at the United
States Naval Observatory, In this city. If
the big telescope were capable of bringing
the objects on celestial bodies TO our vision
with any great degree of distinctness, and
would enable us to distinguish the character
OF those objects, our correspondents idea
would be good one. Unfortunately how
ever, human genius confesses its utter in
ability reconstruct any Instrument that will
do this, and even in case of the great eauato-
rial 1.-THE largest in the world) at the obserya-
tory, we only see as through a glass darkly.
A detailed account OF such observations
would be of much greater interest to pro-
fessed astronomers than 10 the public ar
large, since they would necessarily be de-
tailed In technical terms, which would be
call Greek" TO the general reader. The OBJ
servations taken through the great telescope
are detailed yearly by the naval officer in
charge OF the observatory TO the Secretary
OF the Navy, in whose report they are
embraced.
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
$500 and $50. Der oent. Tor nagotiAtiuS.


August 20, Corcoran street, bet 18th and l4th, at
" clock August II, LIST street, bet. and 5.
at O'Clock. augl6-tr
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

FOB BENT-A very nice Il room HOUSE, on r
m-Ioom HoCSE, corner & and LIST, northeast
.,oIe q those beautiful oUsEs in lie proi, P.rs;
Az Wy NICE 10 room HOUSE. 18th street. between
and y; trimmed with hard wool, aud hiss all mod
Also, several and 5 room HOUSES, in northres,
seeiie n, ranging in price firm go TO Ss2
.uslsa GReps ArS eaThel IN, SSa aas IL,
FOR REST-Fsnr or i've NJ furnished ROOMS.
II cells htfully cool sud pleasant, close to market
s a6q Ts northwest corner Of 5h and s'.e.ts
FOE RENT a new frst-olass BRICK DWELL.
= IN, HOUSE, three stories and basement sud
back butldir Z; press brick front: Ohio stone trim
mr. troTnss99s base and ster.; double terrace
si;used 80 1915 Rhode Island a1ena g. .disctnt
to sec,; Statue Apply TO CHAs. n. BENSIT,
LOB EENr-2lOO C street northwest; 10 roorns.
2 Gi IN advance See occupant, or wAGGAMAN
W., 1Ia s.reet, near r. aaslt 81
EOR BENT-A handsome RESIDENCE Of Is
Il rooms, with hot and cold water range. Latrobe,
narbl. nsntels, &C. Sc; also carriage house, sta
'S a1gii sw NJ. 81 IN .frs:t.
EoR KLNT-A three story BRICK HOUSE, ten
mated on S Modern I III,
INQUIRE at 1l0S Nj street northwest sugIl-lm
FoR sALE-A nice FRAME HOUSE in north
ausic i t''l'n' prize ST., EgTsd HE IN street
E>OR SALE-A Bsrgain-f will sell or exchange
4 IN part. for City property, y MARKET FARH
OF 10 acres ab~ut 80 peach and apples trees about
% pears; ana grapes, all in the prime OF bssrips
rom rouse, bath room. plenty of shade aud
n0WerS' from to 10 minutes walk from Hystts
vie station on the u. x q. Railroad. Is minute.
rfde IRON the city. Fer further call on
VAN HORN, on the premises, or at No 1881
Pennsylysnia avenue. auRi sws
E'CR RENT-An excellent pressed brick Dwell
4 LINZ, seven rooms. modern conVeniences.
street cars one square northwest part of CITY, aud
eood neishborhood: : 80 per month
aug4-lm X. PHILLIPS, sos 18th street n W.
k'oR sALE-No. 9Is n street northwest. three
l. story press brick front RESIDENCE in COM
fiete ORDER conveniently rsnged and with modern
iulproVene nts nine rooms, store and bath rooms
EDGAR SPEfDEN,
JyD- I'm Real Estate Agent, q I 3 Eth street
E'OR RENT-The whole OF the SECOND FLOOR,
L Consisting OF SIX rooms. all communicates
with bath room on same floor Will be rented very
low Tor the summer. Would be delightful rooms for
party OF gentlemen intending TO spend the summer
IN the CITY viii be rented separately togei her.
I2S 18th street northwest. mayz7 If
FOR RENT-Furni-hed, a splendid new pres
=! = brlck kESlDENCE, situated on Congress
street, near Road street, Heights of GEORGETOWN
mas all the modern conveniences and IL rooms
Rem remarkably low. Can also be rented unfur-
ni iyls,, VIM. TYLER,
LOB RENT-Elieible ROOMS, Congress street,
Il Georgetown heights-a Parlor aud two Roor.s
on the nrst foor, and three Chambers on the third
Moor; all choice rooms and suitably furnished
ocb-eotf IRep.-t,thh col
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Rev. Cornelius Springer, familiarity called
Bishop Springer" one OF the oldest and
most prominent members OF the Methodist
Protestant church, as well As one Of the lead
ing horticuiturists in that section OF the
country. died near GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on Mon
day last, in the s5th year of mis- age.
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FOR SALE.


EOR SALE-S $50 worth Of FANCY GOODS for
3ltc. A good chance for parties intendizg TO
start small Fancy Store. Inquire at 1889 a.
northwest. augI9 2,s
FOR SALE.-Will be sold at a bargain 100 bar
reis Howes Cave CEMENT This Cement is
superior to sll ether American Cement Apply to
8. A. TERRY. Peoples Bank,
auslS II Corner oth and streets northwest
EOR SALE-One leather top BUGGY In good
4 order. Apply at the American Tea store, corner
Yah and streets northwest. auRlS at
EOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE-FARM Of 3aO
acres of arabic land, balance in fine timber
5000 fences and build isgs, near railroad station
haif way 10 Richmond. &. A. PHILLIPS, sos
LII street northwest au R7-lrn
LOB SALE CHEAP-A large assortment Of Ital.
4 ian and American MARBLE MONUMENTS,
MANTELS, POSTS, CARRIAGE STEPS, 60
MA 3m VIM. RUTHERFORD, 1ll6 Pa. ave.
EOR SALE-3O CARRIAGES, Jenny Lind BUG.
GIES, Jump Seats, Park and Pony q -,
FHGTONS and Spring WAGONS. An
work warranted a. represented.
Carriage and Wagon Manufacturer, Nos 19l and
196 Bridge st., Georgetown, d. O. my8- SmH
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WE INVITE AN EXAMINATION
OF ou1
STOCK OF SLATE kANTELA

HAVING the best selections ofcolor In styles and nod.
crate prices We show the best selection Of PA BLOB
GRA fis, slain and fancy, GUNNER Pieces, 80, In
The city. Our Baltimore KITCHEN RANCE,
after ten years extensive use, II conceded to b the
most satisfactory cooking fixture in the market 4
haa recently bsen Greatly improved, and nov hes tie
We ell the celebrsssd BaestoW Special Heating
Hanye. the Buck D Granger Elevated Ranges, the
Wellington, Columbia, and Amortou0 Portablo
Ranges; also, full line oi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-19

We are glad 10 know that there are persons
'ho can consistently say a good word in
-avor OF the deluge we have enjoyed for
weeks past. Some OF the New York physi-
clans attribute the marked decrease in the
death rate IN that city within.the last three
weeks to the heavy rainfall, arguing that il
aas cleansed the city and carried away many
Oh the seeds OF disease. This is believed to be
true III case OF elevated locations, but in
ether localltles, where people reside in cell
lars, The dampness has undoubtedly in
creased the number of pulmonary ami
rheumatic diseases. The doctors are pretty
well agreed, however, that the rain has had
The eject OF preventing the spread OF small
pox 10 great extent.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-A SITTER, which the owner can have
i by proving the same and paying al ~
charges. Apply No: 9 80 9th street north -
wesr, between q and ii. m
! OST-On the Nth of August, on l4th street or
- Avenue cars or Center Market, q POCKET
BOOK, containing abOht 8 ITO, also pieces dress
samples. The fl der will be literally rewarded by
leaving IL at h LOWELL 4 HENDERSON, Wall
Paper Store, 100 9th street, near street north
west.
l OSr-Sunday night, corner TIN street and Penn
- syivanIa avenue, a BLACK GRAPE VEIL
he finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
the same TO Gig 9TH street southwest. augl7- ST.
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4 NOH1lD LOAN OBBIO1, Cwssv AZ ia sree
- aed Me- Yoyk Avssss, entrance on New
York avenue The most private Lean OmceXO2
b the city. Money loaned e ths Lowest rateO q
q inferet on Cold and Silver Watches, Diamonds,
osaiaosab OothilG. OaEDs6, a II sEtieiss q
1o001rl6
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nR. ROBERTSON,

S2+ IUTH stkktf, stAh Pa Avn
From tong perienoe In both hospIfsl and priv s.s
practice, viii guar sltee cure in 81 Diseases q the
Urinary Organs, Gororrhps, elect. Structure syph.
Ills, and Spermstorrhos. CA-ee q GonnorrhGea re
CENTS contracted cured in % days Sy phlis IL al
Its stages quickly cured, snd the poison entirely
efaaicsteo from the - stem, without the 81
curry. spermatorrhea, brought on by excuses and
sSuse IN youth causing los OF memory aud insanity,
Gus trr;tsbiity, symptom. Of consumption, Ddigo--
ton palpitstion Of the heart, pains in back, dmne
81 sight eiidiness, evil forebonss self -trust,
&c, speedily cured BY newly discovered remedies.
pr; X, located for many years 81 19 :. Eutsv q
baltimore. Md. has consented after many solicitA-
uons by his W sshinston patrons, 90 open 8 perms-
cent or1ce IN that city. where he may be Consulted
syery Wednesday and Saturday 10 eaoh week from
tcSp mary "
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POCKETS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- - Ga5ted, esse q MhSeIng oonsh tina, cannot
sGRtP." IL IL also the best In use Tor Coughs,
Solds HoArsenee. Sore Throat, Group, aud all Brou
ohial Affections For sale by the pricir al Drug
snd Wholesale BY CHARLES sTbTT 4 90 AID Nv
the proprietor, 13i y @ o. northwest poyN ix
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A q T = o L O q 7 .

aADA4D BOSS.
.fhh GO Nerssed Lady AstroloGit ana Healing Ne.
din can consulted at Ho. 901 strese, corner Of
q, northwsU. She hes no superior In dellneatins
the Pest, p sent, end Future In love or bushes
her advfce ~ invaluable, describing your friends,
pointing out four enemies, and informing you Of the
sure way TO Sucoess In al undertAkings. Consultn-
don sRietay oon06ontiAl. LAAlas, q; gentlemen,
0i0. ty0.ly
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Ne agH, =. s. T.. a ?. IN ~ ~ g. =.
SA0k4 10 So - sxcse, Sssyecs , - !!
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at No.
Gel E.street northwest, (Sprague Mansion.D
Rugl0 TT
NILLLlkENB = Corner OF 10th and = streets
W northwest, Washington, D. o., one square from
month. Transient Board, o. per day. House thor.
ouGhly renovated and refurnished.
febGH FRANK MILLIKRH, Proprietor.
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In ST. Louis the church property exempt
from taxation is valued at a., 9S9,7!O. II the
property thus exempt was without the bene-
nj OF the protection afforded by the laws and
all the other advantages secured by their en-
forcement. there would be some reason for
It's freedom from taxation; but inasmuch Is
1T has all the benefits enjoyed by the prop
erty OF individuals or corporations which
las 10 pay, IL puzzles any one TO see why it
should not be placed on the same footing.
In fact, sound logical reason for the ex-
emption has never yet been given.
The GLIDE Democrat congratula,es itself
upon the fact that nearly three thousand
people In ST. Louis are taxed upon over
Slo,ooo worth Of real and personal property,
ana tninks the Chicago papers will howl'
when they see the list. Possibly. But SIM
pose they come back with list OF Chicago
ans who owe more than $4,000, where will
the G.-D.'S little muster roll be then?
Rev. Cornelius Springer, familiarity called
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-01

ct country the expedition pro-
poses TO strike. 10 explore and protect
miners. The speaker described the
boundary lines of the reservation. and on
a map pointed ont the locality he pro-
poses to visit. which Is several hundred
miles west OF the reservation and on
grounds To which The indinus have 10
right except TO hunt. lie expressed the
opinion that the rich deposits of gold lie
there. and that only surface dig.ings eS-
ist in the reservation The colonel
stated that he had secured the ser
vices of two excellent guides for tho cx-
petition.
At the conclusion OF tine address. capt.
McBrine informed those assembled that
he proposed leaving ~. Louis with hi,
company on the sixth Of May. aul gave
them u list Of articles necessary for ih,
trip.
Abou, sixty met, have placed lhciI
name. on the muster roll of The IT. loni.
company.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-01
An Hin ois Hife'a Rights.


No State in the Union grant, as many
peculiar blessings on the wife. as the
great State OF Illinois. This fact is not
yet generally known among the ''dear
little viXcns,' or there would be more
masculine measurement Of the highways
by those who had been sent of ION their
ear" to the tune of ''get out you worth
less cuss.'
a married woman has untold rights
She can sue and he sued. darn and be
darned, sue their own bigger halves"
and keep the babies. Let an unsuspcct-
ing husband get into the pcnitentary,
stray into ludiaua, get grasshoppercd
in Kansas, or east away on AN island in
The sea, and he is Il goner together with
all his earthly effects. Susan l. no long
cr liable for Johns debts incurred before,
and ouly In certain eases after marriage.
Mrs. Jones can ran factory, farm,
lightltingrod wagon. or "hash factory
| and old Jonescy has mary red" OF the
profits, except she want, 10 take Smith
into partnership, when magnanimous
Illinois steps in AMI saves the blighted
Joncses from chagrin. The corner 10, i,
hers to sell II she SO desired. and farewell
all hope of attachment on Lilies lands
or Llilie's lots. or "Emma's' earnings Ia
pay the debt OF "dead beat" Dayids. Dan
icls or Doctors.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-01
vARwELL.S LITTLE GAM.

Hon. Charles Farwcli j. ambitious.
Tie wishes to step up from the lower
house of Congress into the Senate, and
occupy the sea. now owned by Senator
Logan. To obtain this end, he is playing
his cards; and. being one of the most
expert card.players in the country, may
win. lie knows that senator Logan
wishes 10 90 back TO the Senate, aud his
present business il therefore to shove that
gentleman ont of the way. Before the
Iwenty-Ninth General Assembly con
vcncd last January. Governor Beveridge
was "a candidate for reelection. and also
had hankcring after Mr. Logan's Scna-
torial ehocs. Hon. Shelby NJ. Cullom
was candidate for the Republican nom
ination to the govornorship. and his
chances OF success were bright.
But along came TIaincs' turbulent House
and nipped of the noses of these ambi-
tious gentlemen. The House beEin 10
investigate. and il came out that Govern.
or Bcvcridgc ''cou,d not afford" TO COM
pei the peni,entary officers to be econ
"mical and honest, and that Mr. Cullom
hal aided Mr.. Sheppard TO ''gobblc" sew
cral thousand dollars from the State.
These revelations eclipsed both Bevcr.
idge and Colon, who are now in the
shadow. Then Mr.. Farwell stepped for
ward saying: 'Senator Logan must be
nominated for Governor HE'S the man
Ia carry the State" II Mr.. Farwells's
advice is taken, he will have a
clear field Logan. Cullom and
Bcyeridge will all be out of
his way, and, ii the Republicans have
majority in the next General Assembly.
he can take the Senatorship without
question. But Senator Logan will not
be. overreachcd, and he will -pr0hibly
attempt 10 put Mr.. Farwell out OF his
way by getting that gentleman into the
"ubernatorial chair: or, it may be. the
Senator will leave State polite, TO Far
we'll and bloom into Vicc-Prcsidcnial
candidate. We shall see. But however
the political cat may jump in the Hepub-
lican party. both Logan and Farwc'l arc
sure TO lead all the other Radical poli,i
cians of Illinois.
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SHORT ITEMS.

Senator Henry Dawes and John
Francis Adams, OF Massachusetts, were
present at the Beecher trinl. April 29th.
The Grand Division OF the Sons Of
Temperance Of Illinois met in scmi-am-
nual session on the 9th of April, at Mar
scilcs.
The steamship Miomosa arrived nj
Baltimore from Rio on April 18th. with
1000 bags of coffee. most of which la.
already been sold at Chicago,
ssLLcadng German citizens of Sew
York binqncitcd Hon. Carl SEIZURE Mt
De!monicos on the night of April 2Sth.
lie sailed for Europe on the 10Th.
Mr.. II. Ovcrstolz, who ran the late
Mayor Barrett hard race for the mayor
atty of 81. Louis few weeks ago, has
announced himself again as an indrpcnl-
cnt candidate.
--Nice.r President wilson passed
through Cincinnati April 10th. on route
to st. Louis and Denver. He il III search
OF health and the Republican nomination
for the presidency.
The State Temperance Alliance Cen
trail Committee OF Minnesota has de-
tcrmincd to operate hereafter politically
a. Il separate party, and To- call conven-
ton to nominate State ticket jane 23l.
On the 2sth of April, at the fair
grounds ut Bloomington, occurred one of
the greatest auction sales of short-hUrn
cattle ever made in Illinois. One hun
drcd and iiny-iiyc We're sold.
Gen. Custer is at St. Paul, Minnesota,
and will start on the expedition of explo-
ration to the Black Hills June LIST. Be
fore the expedition can move, reinforce
mcn,s from the South must arrive ut It.
Paul.
The little town Of Arcola, Illinois. is
proud of a new pnbiic hall. opened BY
one Of it, energetic citizens. This hall.
in honor Of which the Arcolians are now
shouting, is forty by nincty-iivc feet, with
stage, scenery. etc. such Il hall adds
much to the attractions of Il country
town.
Grant has had two secretaries al,
state. Wa>hburnc and Fish: four Of tho
treasury. Stewart, boutwell,. Richardson.
and Bristowi; two of war. Rawlins and
I'elknap: two of the navy. Boric and
Robeson three attorney generals, IIoar.
Alderman ami Williams, and at least one
more 10 come two postmaster generals.
Crcswcll and Jewell two secretaries OF
the interior, Cox ami D,lano, and the
latter soon TO retire
The Leaveuworh Time, Of Friday
morning will contain the following In
dian news, obtained from military head
quarters ut Fort Lcavenwor,h: "Onc
hundred and twenty-five Indians, con-
sisling of thirty-lwo Cheycnncs, two Ar
rapahoes and ninty-opc Kiowas and CO.
manches, will arrive here rs prisoners, on
Saturday, from the Indian Territory.
They are in the charge of Company ID.
llth infantry, commanded by Major Sail
dorson. Among them j. the famous
Chief Medicine Water, who commanded
the band that murdered portion of the
German family and took four girl prison
crs: also, the Arrapahoe Chief White
Bear. They are to be encamped on the
reservation between this city and Fort
Lcayenworth known as the Blue Grass,
and will be guarded by Il company Of sol
dcr.