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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-10
First in War, First in Peace, ~

And first in the hearts of the thousands
who were once the victims of disordered
liver and its attendant maladies. Such as
Constipation, Bilious Fevers, Collie, Dys-
pepsia, Sick Headache, Chills, Rheuma-
Iism, Gout, Jaundice, Restlessness, Loss OF
Appetite and General Debility. "First
TUrr's Pills and then health and happ-i
ness," is their motto. This is the result of
American progress in science. Diseases
that were once treated by emetics, blisters,
lancets, starvation and poisonous miner
ais, are now cured BY these safe aud gentle
pills, which impart strength to The body,
while they remove all unhealthy secretions.
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II Gtics,.
10 the Creditors If II. Eanle & Bro, :

To the Creditors i H. +; dHie & BTo.:
WHERE.s, on the 9Th day Of December, s-5,
He ry FTause aud CnaT Franks, partners rs Ii
Fiaoke 4 Bro, o, le,yen~orh 10 Ih= county Of
l. ave e.wJrth and state o. Kau a., have maize an
a-s,gnmcut OF sil their property, goods and chat
tells, 10 Beniam4u NJ. Tanner for the te lit of
their cretiIIS.
nov. therefore, 1, TIE Ea'd Benz ,min NJ. Tan
rer, ass'gne. Dy vi Tue of sai a-sigrUl ut, at
the l. W ot.ce # G. i h0 en-, on street, IN the
civ Of LtavegwJrth, in sald CO mtg snd state.
the 6 b day june, 1876 al 9 q c.Ork, A NJ W Il
proceed, publi ly, To adj I,t and alb deEIt-d-
aiEst the estate ell -cj5 o! s,ii a,sigTUs AMI
viii remain in attead tnce d day, a du i z
two eonseou i've days there fter. aai Will c n
mence the sdiu-imeiiI an ailo sance of dem IA
against the trust iuhs at 3 % sick, a. " sad
9th day of sune, ls16. aud ntiuus the sane Un-
til o COCK, p. N, of e zen OF sud thTec dEys.
BESJAAIS II. tanner.
G. TacLKy, Ass glee
Attorney fer sssisDee. fsbi-iit. I'm
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EEDfCAI.
Pond S Ext'ct
Pond Ext'ct
The Peoples Remedy.
Tir Universal Pain Exti actor.
N,te::Ask FIR Panfs Ext. act.
Take no other.

Shear, for | will speak Of excellent things"
P"iu s--sr.S e.. mas b-s.: IT, use over
shssi5 years AMI io- c-e8nliness and
pT"",vt curativ. virtues cannot b, e. celied.
GHaaBE">. No fasni' , eal afford TO lie
with .dt PoOn-s tNs -srs. A-eiae0ax
3: .ise-. .'"aiu>i .n-, u,. ~prasn.,
ar eel @red aim sii 'siaut by ex e. nal sp-
ps'cAii. n. Promptly rcIeye, o.iusa sF0-n..
ssfus- sxruStRt..o.. <nafi"S>,
ebs '~s~ tog.>, feGDHs. .yns.
&C Arrests iun ann ,iiou, r-iGee, swS ling
stops b ee iig, reInOv d eojCrat.oa snd
hea rspid.y.
81 u .LE " a. Sc ~ -. IL aIsays rel eres
pain 10 tie tack ioigs, iu.. ness aiu p.,s-
snx pain in The head, nausea vyrtizo.
IN l. ok q q q Z Il has 10 equal = |! kinds
o: otcerasIoss TO wblch ladies b 81 bject
are frsa ptiy c1red. FOler details IN boox
acrSm 1anying .sch hottie
PSSt--btissdt or rb.eess'nE-peet prompt r..
Fl su read y cur5. No 80, how. rnrUn-
eor obstinate, 20 Ig r, sis, its reg ui1T
SANtCsssf w -. Ii is the only sur. cure.
AiDSEf ID - 81. II has equal for
sEEDsSG IRON any cause. For tbs it's
sp~r:6-. l. n saved hundreds ci ! ve-
w-en all other rem sci 4 led To srrest bleed
Insf ON 'I-ss. sienna. h. i"1ss, and
se-hsEe
rGGT,i BE, sara-n~, S~nra,gta ard
Hh 1mAfssns are ! aiike ne ieved, and
oten ps neatly cured
Ph sici -.Gss of a I sehobs who are acq aainted
wi'h PoR0' = bNsTRc' of " Itch TIA
eel mlleDd II IN thelr grsctics We
have letters OF con sine:iia :ion from nd res
O. Physicians, Inany oil whom order IL for u.
in their own practice. In addition TO the
ipr. going, they or i.r its Use Tor sWe ag,
OF al siBds. 4UiasJ, sorr shsOat,
f0nsGsed sOsssiis. sIIUpe and ciIonic |
bt~rrhsca. tasarrh (ior which q u
sohciEc,) a. 11bsstns ersssed Feet,
s's1sS Wf sns~ess. us4uifWe., c
ChRpp~a HnDs:S fss=~, and indeed ali |
nIanDer Of skin diseases
G0f1~s Use Removes soreness, so0Eh. /
s.fs-. anI S.GarssnS: heals sass,
ssaUtio0s, ard a'inspsss Ii rer!ues
i.ri2OfGi>s ana Ietresh,s, white wonderfully
improving the <OnapIeXi0n.
EO tarIners-s-Osd's . tAlFSC- No stock
breedrr, no Livery Man aft .fd 10 be
Srthou, il Ii is used by sD the Leading /
LIyery tables, STREET Lailrcais and first
NO,s@inen in sew York City. IL has no /
equal 70; Sprains, Hsrhess or saddle Cha
hnss, Stiffness, scrst hes, swe.'iIs,, Cuts,
DiAirEea, Chiis, CoIds, sc lis range Of
action Is wide, ami tue reisT ir affords is so
prompt that it is invaluable IN every Farm.
y.rd as vel az in every Farm-hOuse- Let |
IL ba tr ed oEce, ani ycu vii never be wi b. I
out il.
CAusION: Pond. Extract has b Jen i'm
itsted. The genuine article has tine words
i-OsG's fAasa~i blown in each bottle. |
IL Is prepa.'d by the OGly Persons liS- |
srg rh ev kn' y hos 20 pres are ii prop
.r!y. e-tus- All Other preparations II wuch
UsZs'. Tdis 's the OGly article used b7 Ply
scans, a q in th- ho-i Itais 4 TINS country |
ard Europe. |
n ist"sy aed Jse~ <f Ponds SNtpacs,
In panI E-f form, Sc free application 10
PsAf rs tXsRAGg ,O1PASy. IS Maj |
den Lane, New lorz. mIyl2-s9 |
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The:American People.

No people in the world suffer Is much
from dyspepsia rs the Americans-and al
though years Of experience in medicines
have failed TO accomplish q certain and
sure remedy until GREENS AUGUST FLowER
vas introduced for this disease and its ef-
fects; yet 20 well has this remedy succeeded
in every caseto effect cure, that there is
not druggist in the United States but rec
ommends the AUGUST FLOWER in all cases
Of dyspepsia and liver complaint, costive-
ness, sour stomach, sick headache, and all
arrangements of the stomach and liver. Go
to r. Parham's and get . sample bottle for
10 cents and try it. Two doses will relieve
any case. Regular sire 75 cents.
aug24-5Sd&w
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Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
LEAyESwoaIH COUNTY,
In the Probate Court in sad for said County.
In the mat.ero Of the Estate Of
JACOB HIlTkI, Deceased.
ri Office Is HEREbY GIVEN, Tia: letters Of
~ Administration, dc bonis. aoas, have been
gr .nted 10 the under ssnea The state of Jacob
Hite., late Of said County, deceased. by the Hon
oxbse, the rrOosts q ours Of the County and state
a.ose,ad, dated the 27tn day Of January, g. - Is!o
cos, al p-rscUs h-virg CLAIMS against be sad
Estate are here by toti6el tnAI they .ut pseseas
the same 10 Toe underslgLsd for ai.ovsE,e, y tha
ole 3, ar from dass 81 aid .etter., VI tney may
Be pree used iron an beae6t OF such estate; sad
thai II such etaims be no. exh.bitsd Within three
yesn sffer e data of said sett<r., they shall b.
forever barrel
McJwN HUNT, Administrator,
d. B. n. OF the estate of JACo8 HlTfEL,
Dscssas1.
Jmsary 9Th, 1875.
Ii Wns,ss WHasnsv, ths aade1signed, Pro-
bate JudRD q LeaveaveEth Couaty, have hereto
ses ny hsDd ssd s31sd ~ seai II the said rro-
batsCbsFe shis nh 1sy 6 January, A. y 1876
SAN. .. LecO4PT1, Probate Judge.
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NOTICE.

To all Faoa asGy Concern:
In The matter OF the assignment ,f HENRY
DECKELMsN.
A Ii PERSO SS holding Claims against henry
a D-cke msn, oi lie .venworth Cay, X nsas,
aie hereby norIfi.j, that on she 5th day OF June,
4. ID 1876. L will attend for the purp sc Of The
adjustment o. .,h ca ms sgiinst tie said heary
DecS m IN, at Baker Dili's Law ofice, IL The
Cny of Lea ebworIh, State of M nsas, end shat
will be IN AT endance from A. II. to 5 p NJ o.
aid day, and the two cJnsecutIve days taere-
zf er, To hear and determine sad dImands, waen
and where you and eaf h o you mly spprlr anu
maze proof Of GAINS sainst said Henry DecSel-
man.
julius PAU9, Assi,ne,
EEAyKSwJgIH, January % h, 1876
frn3 W. Sm
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A Contrast Worth Public Attention.

constipa,ed bowels.and dyspepti, stomach The
intestine Is emptied 50 violently as to weaken and
render IL sin more inactive, and the sassric juices
vitiated by contact with an indgestible medicine,
lose the chemical qualities which constitute them the
only true solvent of the food. Results-asgravated
constipaticn aud chronic indigestion. What, on the
other hand, are the effects of Hcstetters Stomach
Bitters on the same organs The bowels are moved,
but without violence, and at the same time acquire
heal;hfu tone the gastric secretiens are stimulated
and improvep, and duly perform their part in the
processes which eventuate in the nutrition of every
part Of the human str uctrre. Results-a regular
habit of body, sound digestion and vigor. Let the
public draw its own conclusions from this contrast
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-02-10
Assignee's Notice.

NyOTICE Is HEREBY CIV en- to all the G. ed
IN itors of. r. Scar, Of LeAveavorth City,
kan.as, that viii, on Thursdsv, the 9th day Of
April, 1876 at my once, No. sl5 .Se3svare street,
in the City OF Lezven worth, and County OF cav
sortb, spd STATE Of kansas. proceed publicly, TO
sdjust aod allow demands sg dDst the estate and
effects assigned to me, by sad j. K. Sears, for the
bene6t q all the erediton-
GEOR6E s. WOODWARD,
Assignee OF J. X. sEAIs.
1eavenvor.h, Kansas. Dteamber Sd, 1875,
dec3-d1-v3mo
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Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS, Ia
LEAvkEwORTH COUNTY.
In the Probate Court In and for suid County:
In III, m alter OF The Estate Of
EDWARD LLYOD, Deceased.
NREDIT0kS and all other persons interested
~ In the Aforesaid Estate, are her.by NO ifed,
that ut tie next regular term Of the Probate C9ur,
in and for said unity to be be yuD and held at the
Court Boom, in the city and county of Leaven.
worth, State Of Aforesaid, on the hIst Monday In
the month OF April A. D. 1876. / hall apply tn
the ID Court for full and final settlement Of said
E-tafe.
A. C. VAN DUTN Administrator Of
EDWARD LLYOD Deceased.
L,avenworth City, January 18th, A. D. 1876.
in 21.u4t
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r THAT MAGIC NAME!
AIVu1G8T0ME! {!

K;ndles the en'husiasin orth, -old wberevo.
hrrTd AGENTS WANTED everywhere to
Last Journals. $50 sAse-l.Iy S1.5O.
Proof, b. facts, and our spl~ pdii II us t-at-,i
cfrcaisc that Is 0atseiis any other book, sent
me- Write q once: or, u n M ae 20 WORK,
send e1 90 for full outds for 10 ind easGAer fne
hook gTafis. TO genuine address, LIvNGsroSs's
IuELIsHKKs, ST. LOrIs No. jAnl9- si-w
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4 Card.

: To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness. early decay, loss of manhood, &C., I
will send . recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This remedy was discov-
cred by . missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joeeph T. Inman, Station d, Bible House,
NJ Tsrk Gu suga0-eod&w57
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PoruLAR illustrated book t26O pages) on
NAkHooD! WoNANHoop! MARRIAGE I'm
Pediments to Marriage; tn cause and
. cure. Sent securely sealed, post paid, for
SO cent, by Or. C. Whittier, 6l7 st. Char
les street, st. Louis, Mo-, the great special
ist. Read his work. dec 29-77d&w.
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THE 100 DAYS TOMATO.

ActuaIlr ripens in one hundred days
Earliest Coed Tomato ever oRsr-d 4.
Fres from rot; ships veil; remarkably prolific.
sllQ SD Seld from Ons.Eoarsh Acre.
Positive proof Of the eizims In Free Circular
Q6 cents per packef; 3 tor o1 % post-paid.
Iddress j. a. SOOTE. r0ods3AH,
S12 Main St-, TER. Hsuts. Ind.
feh3.NiI
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PONDS EXTRACT.-Thousand.

OF physicigns of all schools-Allopathic,
Homeopathic, Botanic and Eclectic-sre
in the habit of prescribing PoND's Ex-
TRACT and bear testimony to its many viz
tues as a pain destroyer, and to its almost
miraculous healing properties. Sold by
all druggists. eodSw
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COUNTY CLERKS REPORT

IL the Honorable tie Board C6aa,
GENnES have the before honorable
Rep for the ending
general condition the a follows o-wit.
RECEIPTS
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Joseph Collins. Waterford, n. Y, had
Catarrh and Lung Disease twenty years
Doctors left him 70 diel He says sWish-
art's Pine Tree Tar Cordial saved his lifev'
Also savs, "many others have been cured
BY its Blood purifying properties" InfAl-
lible Remedy for Coughs. Colds and Con-
sumption ltw
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"FoR many years have heard OF Sim
mons Liver Regulator, and now regret so
long neglected to take ii regularly, for had
known its great virtue sooner, il would,
no doubt, have relieved me before, as il
has done now. of all the debility and dys-
pepsia from which / suffered 80 long.
ltd&w ~. A. MENARD."
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9 CHOICE MUSIC BOOKS. 9

Gems of English Song. % pages.
.5eh,rmiug Song. for the price offs soa,a
Gems Of German Song. 200 pages.
Ico Of the be.s, for the priss Of 10 songs
Gems of Scottish. Song. 200 pages.
Iss oft,e sweetest, for the price i2 songs
Gems of Sacred Song. 200 pages.
iaooi most ce'erAsea, Tor the price 10 sOngs.
Moore's Irish Melodies. 200 pages.
100 o; rare beauty for the price ofIo
Wreath of Gems. 200 pages.
100 Song. carefully called nom q much larger
number.
Shower Of Pearls. 2iO pages.
e7ofthe choicest voea. duess for the price ofio
Operatic Pearls. 200 pages.
90 Of the mos; fATarite songs Of 30 cpsrss
Silver Chord. 200 pages.
Iso sons.. in great variety. for the p1ie, Of 10
-sous . N sh-si Music form costs from 30 10 80
cts. eaca. Niee'y .e-ed in these e.e,an; books,
thsy cvst iron 70 D. each-s
ssh aases In tasss 6ae volsmes are al Of Full
Sheet Music sise.s
Psie, 4 saeA ~ = Gs.ta e2se; cssA, e..
- o.
OLIVER DlTeoM & CO.,
BOSTON.
e N n s.essVS s.,..-:: Z. : : e
Aia1siphia.
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6eeiu0 il Relieving.

II ladies who do not use the frayant
Sosodont will compare teeth with those who
do, they will see in an instant, more rea-
sons for adopting it, than can be composed
intoaneWspaper paragraph. d&w.
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SoAEIHISG WRoSG.-Paralysis of the
facial muscles, and ultimate destruction of
tie hs.lthy sken, result from the use Of
aboninable psppsrssiops. sold 20 fool;sS
girls under d. elsSh of sbe.uti6en =
Nothing psunan1ntly. hsauti6es which
briu 1aiu11i6e eeue;6.'s PIN n.
sosPk 6 ths 81 ,besatissso i DE- 81 ~. I'll
Sold by Dsae's'A dkwlt
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Tax cheapest stock Of jeam ever brought
10 IL spuniy, at KnfheefI
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motion was adopted.

Which motion was adopted.
The claim of Anderson & Liddell for
So was referred to the committee on jails.
The claim of HaberIein & Bro, for print
ing election proclamation, $50, was referred
to the auditor.
The official bond of W. II. Bond, sheriff
elect, was presented, and on motion ap-
proved.
The contract of G. NJ. Gille, for supply
ing grain, was presented, read, and on mo-
tion approved, and the chairman author
ized to sign.
Proposals of Jacob Schwagler for the
renting of Poor Farm was presented and
read, and on motion of Mr.. Richards, re-
jected and ordered that farm be worked by
the county.
Mr.. Richards moved that trees be set out
in the Court House yard and that the Sur
veyor be instructed to make plans and
stake off the same, and that the work be
performed by the prisoners, and the same
TO be done under the impression of COM
mittee to be appointed by the chair.
Mr.. Lucas moved to amend by having
the trees donated by citizens OF the county,
and that they have until the 10th day of
March, to make such donation, said trees
to be delivered to the committee.-Adopted.
The chair thereupon appointed Mr..
Richards chairman, E. Diefendorf, Jacob
Winters, ]. l. Abernathy, Mayor, Mrs. ID.
J. Byington, Mrs. B. Gray and E. B. Allen,
as such committee with full power to act.
Petition of John Rollins, cripple, for the
remmission Of taxes, Wa granted.
On petition of Mr.. Csstaile, the Poor
Commissionee was instructed to supply her
aid 10 the amount of SIS per month for
four months. Adopted 80 -...-s.
Communication Of Cole McCrea, to de-
fend the criminal paupers for $500 per
year, and a copy of the statutes, was pre-
sented, and on motion ordered received and
placed on file.
On motion of Mr.. Richards $50, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary, was ap-
propristed to pay the expense of transcript
Of case for the U. s. Sapnme Court in the
matter OF the Mo. River Railroad bonds.
Adjournment. 1l a5 sC--1
On motion the Board adjourned to
o'clock p. NJ
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EVENING SESSION.
Ro.d met nnr.u.n, 70 adjournment

DosAlu mct puT-u3hl W dulouTuulcnt.
Roll called. Present, full Board.
Mr.. Richards moved that the vote by
which the proposals for lot ., block % city
proper. be reconsidered. Motion adopted.
Nh. Richards mo-ed that the bid of
Theodore Bolster, for $3.50, be accepted
and attorney to draw up the papers same
as in the case OF II. 7. Roach, which mo-
tion, having received a unanimous vote,
was adopted.
Mr.. Richards moved that the Chairman
be appointed committee of one to sell the
Hss,ings farms, the price to he $500, sale
to be made BY the LIST of March.
Thereupon the ayes and nays we7e cali
ed, as follows: Ayes-Lucas, Richards and
Van Wrinkle. Mosioo adopted.
30A day Of April, lS16. =
o. DIEFESDoRF, Co. Clerk.
n I W NrrHArpL Deuuty.
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{ N ]. W. NrEHAup. Deputy.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-15
/ PERSONAL.

! Mr.. Talbot reporter for the New York Wor!1
and several illustrated papers is again in the city
having returned from the campaign to dsarm and
dismount the agency Indians Mr.. Talbot antic-
pates winter campaign against sitting Bull and Is
holding himself in readiness for it. f,sgss
II s.. parkins, the genial Indian trad er at Stand.
ing Rock, Is IN the city.
Cant, Dan ". Marratta the efficient agent Of tn G
Coulson line lett for the field of his winter ope ra
tions on SturdAy The Captain is no; only 9 IN ost
excellent gent eman, but he IS evidently the ri ght
man in the right place. The company has lost no
work thfougha lack of .courtessy or attention on
his part. 7@" ~ ID .' ''
W. F.7Douglas and family have removed to Stand :
ing Rock Mr. Weaver, who returned yesterday .
has just completed q dwelling for them. Hss
! Harry, Carahoof was married Saturday and now
runs his Standing Rock Express with lighter heart
Lieut. Roach arrived at Lincoln from Standing
Rock yesterday with a lot Of Indian ponies. He re-
turns day ...,. -.., mi .....,.; r,r r.
Judge Courtenay, Of Fort Stevenson, is again in
the city. Welcome Always ala ...sy a..a :
Col, Ian Houston passed east to St. Paul to meet
Mrs. H. q few days ago, %tef @.$aa
Frank E. Hunt, OF Mathes Good & Schurmeir,,
merchant tailors St, Pa ul, is again in the city
everybody isnot well dressed with clothes to t,
will not be Franks fault s asg ss.E -
Mrs. Brinkerhof wife of our popular conductor,
wes in the city last week looking Bismarck over with
q view 10 residence heref her husband continues on
this division Shessesmed well pleased with the sur
t-xL' @ :
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-15
Black Hills Commerce.

The perfection Of a treaty with the
Sioux Indians by virtue of which the
Back Hills will speedily De placed under
the control and protection of the Uni
ted States government, is an event Of
no little interest," to the people of Min
nesota. Il is already pretty definitely
settled that the country covered by the
late treaty embraces in its jewelled DO
som the richest deposits of the precious
metals ever yet discovered in the United
States, and that the early spring will
witness an immense hegira Of anxious
gold seekers to the new Ell Dorado OF
the west. Already there have sprung
up in the Hills two or three cities of no
inconsiderable population and business,
and before another winter sets in, the
plains will be dotted with new mining
settlements; and an extensive and i'm
portant commerce with one or more Of
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-15
Sioux Sun Dance.
ter to Chicago. Tribu ne.

Bismarck letter t. Chicago Tribu ne. an >
These ceremonies were held in q wild
canon of the Big Horn Mountains; and
graphic description Of them has been
given me by W. G. Goodng, ayoung
Massachusetts trader who is studying
the aboriginal character, previous TO-
applying for a position on the Indian
Epeace commission as humanatarian
The sun dance was held June; aud, from
its commencement to the end, 200 war
riors were not to eat or drink any thing.
Undershades made Of cut boughs, St
ting Bull and other warriors were
gathered to witness the ceremonies.
The 200 young warriors were ranged
around medicine pole, their bod les
black ned with charcoal, and wearing
nothing but short skirt of buckskin
around their loins, and eagle lea ther
coronets. They would dance at inter.
vals Of half an hour, and were then al
lowed a short respite until again called
out by the tom, tom. A warrior was
suspended from the medicine-pole by
the ends Of a larlat fastened to two
thorns stuck in the flesh Of his back; in
each hand he held long pole, which
partially supported him; but every few
minutes he would swing the whole
weight Of his body upon The lariat, in
an effort to tear the tEorns from his
flesh. After hanging for three hours
ia the gIaring sun, he was Gu: down
and carried away. Another young
warrior, who wanted to show what
brave heart he had, lay down cn his
face and had six thorns put in his back
and shoulders; then turned over, and
had two more pu: in his breast. Then,
rising to his feet, buffalo skulls were
fastened to the thorns in his back, and
a lariat to those in his breat, and he
was made fas, to the mediciue-pole.
The tom. tom struck ny, and the Indian
began to dance; and, as the skulls tore
the thorns out Of the flesh ooe by ene,
Sitting Bull and the chiefs would shout
their appreciation. Then, bracins back
till the iariat pulled his breast out like
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-11-15
The Hog Nuisance.

The hogs running. in the streets are
a nuisance that deserve the attention
Of the city authorities. The laws Of
the territory prohibit them from run
ming at large and there is a stringent
ordinance against it. They not only
prove provoking nuisance about ones
door bu: in our case they have destroy
ed no small amount Of property which
was, as we supposed, carefully housed,
but the door happened to be left open
almoment, and the hogs did1their work.