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Is here, and especially the former, for the fair

sts here, ana especially Lne torucT, tor Iue Iail
sex Is so very welt represented.
I write from New River White Sulphur,
Giles county, Southwest Virginia. This is
not of as much note as Greenbrier White and
others I could mention, but Is frst-class
watering. place. 1t is situated on the Ale
ghauy mountains, on the banks OF New
river, q bold stream rising 10 North Carolina.
The scenery here IL magnificent. just over
the river there stands a huge cliff, several
hundred feet high; and higher up the stream
your gaze meets similar other cliffs rising out
in grandeur, while on every hand picturesque
landscapes are presented to view. On this
cliff one can behold thousands upon thou
sands Of acres OF land covered with green
yerdure. The lawn is large and comnodi-
Gus, the buildings tasty and comfort.
able, and the fare is; Of the first.class
order. The proprietors, Messrs. William
Eggleston OF Giles, and John II. Tyler OF
Richmond, are, tirst.clsss men, and lose no
pains or labor to make every one enjoy
themselves. DanciDg, ten-pins, croquet,
boating, and such like, are the principal
amusements, and much participated In.
There is livery stable, post-oftice, and daily
nail here, and, in short, everything requisite
for comfort and enjoyment. Some eighty or
ninety guests are here (as many as can be &C
commodated conveniently, and many more
will be here as soon as they can be accommo-
dated. There is high peak some nine
miles distant called "Bald Knob" upon
whose summit is large lake Of salt water.
No one has been able to discover either an in.
let or outlet to this lake, and it will probably
remain mystery for generations to come.
The Montgomery White is quite notori.
Gus, and this year is filed to oqerf1o~ing.
There is cute contriyance for conveying
passengers from the station on the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad to these
springs. There is branch railroad and q
car something after the order OF city street
| car), which only has to be started, and runs
all the way down, distance OF about three
| miles, switter than locomotive, as it is down
grade. Frequently, when the passengers
are numerous, two or even three OF these
| cars are coupled together without the least
| Inconvenience.
On the Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio rail
road we pass the Furnishing towns OF Salem
| Christiansburg, and Liberty; each contain
ing good and increasing population. Ihe
| crops along this road are splendid.
"The great A., NJ and d.
Isa great thing, We know,
Och, hone! Gural Malone"
We find this to be true. The cars are com
| Portable, and the scenery on part OF the roao
very fine.
i could write columns of what have seer
! but l have an idea that these long letter;
| from the springs are bore to your readers
SO will stop.
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The North Carolina Journey.

ph,.icar Division of tho ssa'e-the Iooaseo acc
u, .I uili pi>trict-Thc Catawbn and fna-
,,m myallc,s-CnnnsinG Features OF soil
HhaoeI > Hin The Eastern DiSision-
,'arnps. Lands. .Cotton-Pines and ehos,s
Tnrnrutnc Distiiierics-Ihe sehicIe 1or
r,o,,.portation - Gathering Iurpentlne-
rhr Fields of Corn-Rcsources OF the iide-
wa,cr Region Game and Fish-ihc soup
ae-,,ors Grape and the Scuppern"hS " "ihe
,,;,,rga1,ou Of Mullcts-Ihe Emu.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES I0-MORR0W.-I0e
usual religious services will be held in all ol
the city churches Tomorrow except the fol.
lowing speci1lappointments:
First Presbyteridn.-Rey. James d. Baird
of 'B1lrimore, at II A. n. and Ut 8: 15 r. n
Second and Grace.Street Presbyterian
will worship together. Rev. IL. D. Hoge,
D. D.. will preach at Second church at IL "A
M. and at Grace-Street church at, 54 2. M.
Grace Street Baptist. Rev. j. B. Jeter.
D. D., at IL A. NJ. and S1 2. M.
Sidney Baptist. Rev. A. Jones at IL A.
Nj. No services ut night. - ,t - {.
Rev. Jobu NJ. Butler will preach at Cool
Spriug Baptist church, in Hanover county.
Union .Station.-The pastor at II A. N.
and 8:P. NJ. bf1Z -asE,
Broad. Street Methodist.-Rev. j. C. Gran.
berry at IL q. NJ. and 8 z. N.
. Sidney Methodist.-The pastor at II A. ID,
and R-y. Mr.. Meyer at 81 2. N.
Nicholson. Street Mettodist.-fn the alb
sence oil the pastor the Young Mems Chris
tian Association will conduct both the II A.
NJ. and S 2. NJ. services.
Centenary Methodist. Bishop Doggett at
II A. Nj. NJ"
Seoenh- Street Christian Church. Rev.
j. Y. Tyler having returned TO the city will
preach at II A. NJ. and P. N.
Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION. =
Meeting at the city Jail at 4:30 P. M., and
open.air service at the corner of Tenth and
Byrd streets at $50 p. NJ.
Colored Peoples ,Open,Air Meetings.
The Valley Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton will hold the following open-air meet
pgs: Navy Hill lat the foot), at 6 ?. NJ,
Rev. MIR. Combs; at Cash Corner, corner ol
Eighteenth and Cary streets, Rev. Charles
Il. Harris; at Chin Dorazo Hill, j. F. Hiner
on New road near Browns residence, Viii.
liam S. Selden-e meeting 10 be held at 8.
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YOUNG MES,s CHRISTIAN AssoCATInS.-A
new association will be organized In MAI
chester next week.
The Valley Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciafion VIII hold four open.air mee.lrgs on
Sunday. This Association has distributed
during the past two months over three thon'
sand tracts. ra.- .,zgE.s55rt4.
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DISPATCH PRINTING HoUsE.-In order to:meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added wetlselected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our IMPROVED MA.
CHINERY and sKILrUI. MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us In guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and In the most ex-
patifi
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
Hr II. r. Sters1ls I:

Hr. II. r. Sers1ls: .s...t 5s-ts y
Dear Sir,-I will most cheerfully add my testi.
m0ny 10 the great numb.r you haye already re.
ccIysd in Iavor of your great and good medicine,
VpGerIyE for / do not think enough can be said
In lis praise for was troubled over thiStS years
wi.h thar dreadful disease catarrh, and hsd slcn
han Coughing spelIs that IL would seem & though 4
could M YER breathe any more, and vEGETISE mss
cured me; and co feel to thank God all The dime
there is so good metlcne as Sna aisS ssS
weak siSking feelings at the stomach, and advise
ever body TO take The VEGRrINE for can assure
tiiem II Is one Of the best medicines mat ever Wa~
Mrs. L.. 9oRE.
. 'oe -E---E. T.esS Cambridge, Mssss
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DRowaED WHILE INTOXICATED. Simon
Watiord. negro man employed on the
lna.boat Hattie. fell from the boat into the
canal, near the Eighth-street bridge, While
intoxicated, yesterday about noon, and was
drowned. He rose to the surface severai
times, but persons who saw him we:e AFRAID
to 90 out to his assistance lest he might seize
them and all be drowned.
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/ Do NOT let your prejudice stand between
suffering child aud the relief that Will be absoS
sure TO follow the use OF Mrs. WrssLewss
ING SYRUP. It corrects acidity or the
relieves wind-colic, regulates the bcHala
til, gums, gives rest to the mother and hes A.
the child Il 49,. Z. .'y zk q 80. 7'---e ~
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TIE CoLoRED EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
The Virginia Educational and III erary A :
sociatiou and the colored Educational CoH-
yention will meet in the rbird-Street Metho-
dist church at noon on Monday next. Rev.
William Troy will deliver the welcome Cd
dress. Addresses will be read by Professor
John NJ. Laugs.on, Mr. John W. Crom"ell,
Rev. n. C. Bracket, Rev. a. Binga, Rev. W.
B. Derrick, Mr.. o. NJ. Stewart, Rev. W. q.
Brooks, Rev. J. w. Dungee, Mr.. Il: ID.
Manly, Rev. Henry Williams, Mr.. r. A
PoIlinp.
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VALUABLE IseoRMATIoN.

Boston. December IL, 1889.
Gentlsmen,-My only object In sfyirg you tnls
Testimonial Is to spread valuable Information. hsg.
inc been iadIy a!ilcied with Sslt.%heum. and the
Whole surface OF my skin eeipx covered WIN psIs
min and annoyance, ,and knowing u 70 pe . pIoo0-
disease. took many Of the aayrissa ~
i liz w1fhcns ohtanIng any beuedt until cam.
pnsa ppnencsd taEIng the VAGiTTsE, and before bad
completed the DIST bottle saw tnat 1naa gut ~ Mc
= until had isken seven bottles, when was pre-
nounced q well man, and my skin Is snooIn an an
neTe: enjoyed so good beaish before and atRioote
r. ali 10 ia use Of yEGETiSE; TO pehsn. .hos Ia
n,cied with 2heumstism.t VIII make monal0n 80 -
~ tne VEG ETINE's wondeIfulpoger Of curing ms
o. u..sS tl,.. eSo'e - = - @. u. TUcKkR3 M
INTENSELY Passenger Agent Michigan Y. Z. . h,ssa
ne 80 Washington street, boatoo'
ygGETINR rs SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Silver Forks, Silver Table and DessertSpoons-
Teaspoons, Soup-Ladles, Sauce-Lades, Sugar
Spoons, Berry Spoons, Ice-Cream Spoons, Butter
Knives, Pickle.Knives ana Forks, Napkin-Bings,
Silver Gard. Cases, Pie-Knfves, Silver GobIetss
qtrppts.
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WArERMELoN FEAsT.-The Navy Hill Free
Baptist fcolored) sunday-school children will
be treated to a watermelon feast, In the base
ment of the church, on Thursday next, the
2elh. George P. Gray is the superintendent
of the school.
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PHOTOGRAPHY BE PowEBs,. s04 WEST MAIsS
STREET, second door above Monroe Park. Bee,
specimens of his work, with price attached. at
Messrs. sleight Howard's, corner OF Tenth and
Main streets; also, Interior and exterior Views OF
studio streer-cars cross Main street within few
yards of POwERS's
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

UAVING RENTED THE RESIDENCE
IL Of Mr.JAMsS LYONS, corner of SIKH and
Grace streets, l SHALL OPEN 1t 10 BOAkDGkS
on The 1st OF SEPrrMSER The house Is In per-
feet repair; most Of The rooms beautifully 1ur.
nished. There arc three large bafhip g-rooTS s. and
In short, every accessory TO comfort. Persons
desiring DAY-BOAkD viii find a large and elegant
GiniDp-roum on The first floor. An admirable cook
is already secured and all arrangements are being
made 10 insure guests d luxurious home.
au 1861 MILDRED G. rAkklNGTOS.
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JupRoyEMENTs AT THB THEATRE.--Carren.
ter, are busily engaged making the altera'
tiops 10 the main entrance 10 the Theatre.
Tie season commences on the 10Th Of sel
tember.
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| SARATOGA and all other styles Of TRUNKS at
BoscHEN's, 500 and GIL Broad street. SOLE,
LEATHER VALIsEs, RAILROAD BAGS, LADIES
fine SATcHELs, &C., at BosCHEN's, SOC and Gil
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COMMISSION MERcHANTs.-We solicit your or
ders for printing, or u call at any Time you may
wish TO see specimens oh ain estimates feeling
assured that II Will be to your ADVANTAGE go
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRIyTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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TRAVELLERS should not put up With the badly
washed collars that are sent TO them by hotel laun
dries, but wear the EImwood, which always looks
we'll r, f.s.. u 4. ..isyrs
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-. Unsur passed M-
cties for the prompt execution OF ali kinds Of
printing. Orders filed promptly and at low prices.
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How TO CURE FEVER AND AGUx.-Persons suc-
fefing with fever ard ague, intermittent or bilious
fever, will call at the drugstore and get bottle OF
Ague Conqueror; their immediate cure Is certais,
and the ehills viii not come back during that sea-
son. II contains no qantne, arsenic, other pot
son, and one-half bottle Will restore your health
It cleanses the system, purfes the liver and secre
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD q es.sS
wi agents. as,gzg
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lFor the Dispatch.J
Senator Bogy's name is (French) pro.
nounced Boazhy. Post your readers, so that
the name will not be called Bo-gy.
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AUUrION SALES THIS DAr.

FRANK D. HILL, 6 P. N. lot and framed housp,
corner OF Hull aud Bidde streets, Manchester.
ANDREW DANRUN, executor, real estate In Al.
leghany county, Va.
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TERMS or ADVERTISING

Company we're granted the use Of the Corr.
q, eaamoer on the 9th instant for afs enter.
On motion Of Mr. Craig, u was resolved
that The Council chamber be used for the
purposes for which II was intende and zone
other, without the consent OF tWo-shiris OF,
the members.elect OF said body. Adjourned
at 81 O'Clock. Id q g. ~
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Half wineglassful ofLIRBrG's LIQUID FxTRACT
OF BEEF before each meal win correct acttity and
n nder DIGESTION complete.
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DUSINESS FOR SALE.-An established
- business at which the present owner has made
competency, and wishes 10 retlre, for sale on lib
--"' RICHARDSON & CO.,
au l9-1H 1l13 Main street.
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The Convention resumed its session yes
terday morning at 10 O'Clock, the proceed.
isgs being opened with prayer by Chaplain
Ayeritts Of ,Lynchburg.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. Ae.

ysGETINE rs SOLD BYsALL DRUGGISTS.
an 11 .s&W2t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
STOCK OF GROCERIES
AT PRIVATE SALE.

Circumstances requiring me to discontinue busi-
ness l offer for sale privately nv entire stock Of
well-selecied GROCERttS, which will b. sold as a
whole a, a great bargain. If not Sold privately:
the stock will be sold ut auction on WEDN NEoDA4
the 25th, at 10 O'Clock. Apply to
PETER O'EONNOR.
southwest corner of Eighteenth and Clay streets.
au 20-2l*
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Prepared by

II. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
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VEGE1'INE.
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD,

W l. G E T / N f
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H''"'' '''' 4aoma2 1874.
.,,e = Na6l6 6 Z. M.......9l
temperature: sea,
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rry gE,1.rgR YESTERDAY was clear ana
va s,.,s e. Of 77cr,"on'ter at ~ Dispatch @Eee
August 20. 1878.
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Nr...., Editors, Il find few notes or
vain Cqronu4 IN my pocket memoranda
--,,iIv,u;u!r 10 write them out for your COZ
uina.. ,,
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Mr.. De Mortie moved that committee OF
three be appointed to petition the Legisla-
ture against the proposed amendments to the
Constitution which disfranchise person
convicted of petty larceny and require man
to pay his capitation tax before he can vote,
&c.
After tedious discussion the motion was
Withdrawn and then presented in resolu-
ton, which was adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. joe Cox, the Conyen-
ton adjourned at O'Clock until 8 O'Clock
this morning.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-09-08
More in Regard TO the Methodist
Seminary.

Rev. Mr. Tevis called on US yesterday
morning and stated that in order that
tie proposition made by the Conference
might be the better understood, he would
Ike to have it made public through the
APPEAL that for every dollar subscribed
toward the proposed seminary hy the
citizens Of Carson (or other place where
the school should be located the Meth
o3.sts would give a like amount. That
IS TO say. if Carson will give ten thou
sand dollars the Methodists of the State
Will also give ten thousand dollars. This
: & very fair. liberal, euterpnslnS spirit
on the part OF the Methodists, and if We
could have the swing of things there
would not I've many days elapoe before
that school would be dead sure thing
for Carson. The liberal spirit, promptly
exhibited, will produce 10 our benefit
valaIle fruits. II somebody don't stir
soon, We shall name names and cal! an
-: ignatiou meeting.
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CALL FOR VOLUNTEERS IN
CARSON.

Calling the Roll of the While Piners.
We are requested to call meeting for
this evening, at Z o'clock, at Farrell 4
Eirchner's saloon, of such cid residents
Of White Pine county as are living here.
The object is to raise force of men here
10 go the relief of "Cleye" and his brave
wife. OF course this call is not meant
to exclude from the meeting citizens who
lave never lived in White Pine-but to
tie former dwellers in that county is the
invitation especially extended. We Ger
;ainly hope that there may be no trouble
experienced in raising a force of voluA-
teers from among the able-bodied young
men of Ormsby county. 1t is not at all
impossible that the emergencies OF this
Indian uprising will demand the services
IF such OF our citizens as can go to the
'front.',
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OgFICERs or ALPINE CoUNIT.-At the
recent election our neighbors Of Alpine
county, California, chose the following
oA.cers: Joint Assemblyman of Alpine
AID Fl Dorado counties, Mr.. Mott,
Democrat; Sheriff OF Alpine county.
NJ. Sect, Republican; Clerk. Mr.. Buell.,
Republican Treasurer, Mr.. Legge:t.
Democrat; Assessor, Mr.. Grover, Re
publican; Supervisor % District, Mr..
McBeth, Republican,; Superintendent of
Schools, Miss Pitcher, political prefer
e1ce not stated, but safe to assume
I.4pubiicang. \ petition signed by
tLree-ffths Of the voters Of the county,
was presented to the Board of Super
vis0rs, for al election, at the time of the
Judicial election in October, il relation
to the removal of the county seat from
Silver Mountain to Markleevil!e. There
was considerable contention in the
Board in relation to action on the petit
ton. but those in favor Of ordering the
election were in the majority, and the
election was ordered.
The GIT FRAME QUESTION has been
brought as near settlement in the Board
O.: Trustees as that an ordinance is Oh
de-ed to be framed compelling the Frali
S;sterlood to remove from all places low
occupied by them north of Third street,
as also from elsewhere within the city
limits, to the parts of two blocks between
Fourth and Fifth. on Ormsby street.
This is as near as We can state the out
lines OF the proposed ordinance. The
ordinance itself Will doubtless be printed
II day or two, and then all parties in
terested can examine Its provisions for
themselves. 1t will be time 70 expatiate
81 it when i: comes out.
FROM HoPE VALLEY We learn that tie
Edgington party, long time encamped
there, left on Monday for Virginia City.
Messrs. Bradley, Wing and Davis are
burning a large amount OF powder, with
what result our informant did not state,
tcr the reason that the game law does
nc. expire until the 18th of the present
month. The crested mountain quail are
OF first starting out saw thirteen the
first three-quar;ers OF an hour.
STATE TREASURER SCHOOLING resumed
specie payments yesterday. We saw
oue official with his hand in his front
poke. iingling his dosh in Il very ctfen-
sive manner to poor people. But tof his
family we would have knocked him
down and confscated mis- bullion.
ABE EDGIsGToN AND PAETY came IN
from their two months sojourn at Hope
Valley, yesterday morning. Van Gorder
and Clawson looks as hearty as grizzlies
and Abe. though thin, is much improved
IL health.
The Masonic MEETING on top of
Mount Davidson takes place tonight.
Special rates are fixed for the accommo-
dation of the Fraternity by Superintend-
ert Yerington of the V. & Ter. r.
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LATEST FROM THE INDIAN WAR
THE REDSKINS UPRISING ALL
OVER EASTERN NEVADA.
Troops Moving TO the Front.

Eureka. New, Sept. G.-TLere is III
tense excitement here, owing to the out
break of Indians in Lincoln county.
This latest news corroborates reports that
Patterson Station, on the Phoebe road,
and the ranchers in Cave Valley, are sur
rounded with hostile Indians. Several
men have been killed. Nothing has been
heard of A. C. Cleveland and Dan Mur-
ply. who are held prisoners at a rancho
in Spring Valley. 1t is feared that the
Indians have murdered them. Detach-
ments of the Eureka National Guards
have left here, and others are preparing
to leave squads of citizens are also
leaving. Orders have been received here
from Governor Bradley TO the captains
of military companies to seize horses
and the necessary supplies for the troops.
The County Commissioners of Lincoln
county have asked aid from the citizens
Of White Pine to help subdue the out
break. The military from this place are
under command of Major John II. Den
mis-, who has left for the front with de-
tachment of troops.
Eureka, Sept. G-3 P. T.-The citizens
If Hamilton are assembled IL mass
meeting to take measures for their de-
Tense. 1t is thought the Indians VIII
move or that town aud Cherry Creek.
Arms are being sent to tie latter place
from here Another detachment OF
troops is just leaving here.
Eureka, Sept 81 ?. MA tele-
gram Just received states that the pony
mail rider from Phoebe arrived i'll Ham
iton nine hours late. He had one horse
killed by Indians. Fighting is going on
at Patterson ; Station, tiity-tve miles
from Phoebe. Two white mea and two
Indians have been killed. Nothing has
been heard from Cleveland y Murphy.
Families at Duck Greek and other places
are leaving their homes and fleeing 10
Cherry Creek. GIea: excitement pre-
walls throughout the settlement. Troops
are stll! leaving thi, place. Calls ior
arms are being made from ueighborirS
towns 1t is thought now that all the
Indians in this section are engaged N
the outbreak. settlers on White river
are greatly alarmed. and many Will leave
for Hamilton. Major Dennis and Cap
tain Kelly. who let, here this morning,
60 direct TO Spring Valley, TO the assist
ance % Cleveland and Murphy.
Phoebe, Sept. : 50 p. M.-fresh re-
ports are arriving from the scene OF In
dian troubles. There seems TO be a
general uprising of Indians il Eastern
Nevada Another company Of volun
teers Is preparing TO march from this
place. Great difficulty is experienced in
getting arms and transportation. Troops
have been ordered from California, and
a company Of nited States soldiers are
ell route from Fort Cameron, Utah.