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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-05-04
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soO 'rt Gorren ( Co. ,o,epn VI Freck
ttial Guam nItrl ,ln vs.. D W.J hnsou
Mo,d Paxton vs.. fn1 Philadelphia and ReadIGg RR.
CJmlIny.
GeJ *. fryOl ct. al " Jl3l) Bro VI et. al.
Nm. o1aidsol vs.. W.n r. shum,n
snyder, darC nan d CO. vs.. n l. Campbell.
Levi Ainiy vs..
Elias Miller vs. The Philadelphia and Re idng RR.
com Iany.
John NJ ANS Executor v .Gsorgs j. Luee et al.
ROBERT Taylor ct. al 5 Robert Gorrell.
jeremiah rAylor ct al vs. "
Robert Taylor et. al VS..
Daniel kllue vs.. Charles Lee and r. l. Kline.
Daniel smith vs.. Joan D. Kl.nbc.
JACOB Fisher ct. al vs. JJln fish sr et al.
SECOND WEEK.
Felo VS. & Dlter vs. John A. Jackson et al.
JJnu A. jackson ct. al. vs. Ell stOetzel.
Htlb3n ks ier vs.. d F. Sc b .rt ct. al
dnlln school District vs. Peter j. Lantz ct. al.
'atnarne Hess us5y5 JJhn Stiner.
Ashland First NarlJnaI oank vs. Daniel Morris.
|. W. Mckevy v5. Wm. ShaIIsr ct. al
rhoma, j. vanierslice VS. Le ,gJtt ~ Frck
joseph 4. Med mrs vs.. Jlmts ). Woods ani wife
j. NJ. Dewitt Vi. SAM lel Creveliug.
T. W. lrNl IS use vs. Jesse A. LUsee.
tlce ,as s;nb IN V W.n. Carson.
8. y. ltJst vs. ". =. Iolcs
NOtrJ Wlntol w. Jonas Dot ct. al
A.zI pveriorrs Executor vs.. NAth ,nlel overdorrs
Administrator.
II Wa "a ga ". \. c smith
Y. II. Paxton ct. al VS.. IL. q. Crevelng.
George Ruc.ie vs.. NJ growers admin ,trators
;. D. sh vs. W III TN Keller.
denry c. Conner vs.. Emlnuel Conners admins.
traitor
sarah CJmstock vs. william Hesss administrator.
sarah A. Petrikln vs.. l.. W. WOoey.
thoma' Fry's administrator vs. William Fry.
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The body Of y. p. Bliss, the Evangelist,
who was killed in the terrible railroad dis.
sster at Ashtabuls, has been found in the
lake fifty miles FROM the place Of accident.
1t is supposed that the body fell on a cake
Of ice and was carried out by the current tc
the lake.
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ALSO.

The undivided one-fourth interest in the follow
Ing tract of land situate In Mount Pleasant town
ship, Columbia county, Pennsylvania, bounded on
the south by lands OF Amos lleacock, John Harp,
Andrew Miller and John Kitchen, ON the west by
land OF WIN. Eyer, on the 2Orth by land OF heirs OF
Elizabeth Farman, on the east by land OF A. j. Ike
Ter, containing one hundred and lye acres and al
lowance,whereoh are erected dwelling house, barn
and out-buildings.
Seized taken into execution and TO be sold as the
property OF William Fairman.
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CTA1'EMENr

showfue tho iadsbsssnsss, o., m ths Town n
Blooaisburg for tue year lef6 ina5e In accordance
with the rvquiremenr Of the slxtn SECTION Of the
= Act of Assembly Of April o., isIi entitled "An act
60 regulate tie manner Increasing tho in1eb ed
ness of municipalities 10 provide for the redemp-
Illegal increase thereof.S as amended by tie
supplement 70 said act, of AprD is, 1870 Prepared
and published BY the corporate authorities or said
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EXECUTOR'a NOTICE.

EXECUTOR'a NOTICE.
E ESTATE or TBasAs KsoRR. pEosAsSD.
Letters Iestamsntary on the estate OF Thomas
KnorI, late Of bSOOm township, Columbia county,
deceased, have been gante BY The Register OF said
county to John y Suick, OF RuRrt, Column
Dia county. Pa. Executor. TO whom all per;
those having demands against the said estate will
make them known " the said Executor without de-
Iay -
JOHN q. QUICK,
1 May l. TT-dw Executor.
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We, the undersigned Auditors Of Conynghan and
Centraa Poor District for the year 1876 have exam
ined the foregoing accts Of Patrick A. burke COLT OF
or and treasurer Of said district for said year and
md them correct as above stated
NJ. FLANAGAN,l
j. MONOGRAM,
WM. H. pRiCEi Borough Audi tors
Attest: WM II PRICE, secretary.
Centralta, April 9l 1871.
Thomas Geraty, surety Of Edward Curiey, Treasurer
OF Cony Dgham and Centralia Pour District for
1876 DIR.
10 amt Of balance due by Edward Curiey,
Treasurer US per last Auditors report. Ss,s0o o.
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$1,000 die annually by negloc.irg a
Cough, Cold or Group, often Leading to
Consumption and the grave. Why will you
neglect so important u matter, when you
can get at our store Shiloh's Consumption
Cure, with the assurance Of a speedy recov
cry. For soreness across the Cbost or Lungs
or Lame Back or Side, Shiloh's Porous
Plaster gives prompt relief. Sold by G. A.
Klein and N. J. Hendershott.
Hsckmetack, popular and fragrant per-
funie. Sold BY o. 4. Klein and N. j. Hen
dershott March 80, '77-eow
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Dr.
py amt Of costs paid through Att'ys Mari
and BrockwaS on appeals - -.. $40 II
amt Of costs paid through Att'ys Mari
and Brockway On suits sg INST district. IS 90
susan Carr for i,sdrmenl ~. ....' 60 ii
amt Of debt paid g. b. MilIard on aocIof
t,,drmenf ys district ~ ~ at ~
a aIieT aiebt Maid X Bryson a 20 on acct
of Judgment VA district '''4'... ss5 So
" ami debt paid G q. Murphy o. acct OF
4 e VS. aaia asI icS \ MSrn6v on accY q, si ~
rudomsnt w dist ~ Is %
u on6t ~ ordar 81 srhns tiannasay ataw
AN AM oi 1soer a,S a ino" heh''ossS' s'e" Kan m
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sans nsuner eynenses 7as aa
- RroiEwav n RIWen on acc't n; fees 80 81 m
81 amt natd n ioyenhero TOR cIot nino lor
dar nrdducedi 'N' N'e W. % m
" srnpt naid Tho,nas Cerarv Tor Il, 90 rv;ca al.
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dor nrip,is,cadi w ANN's ''' '''"Ae '" AZ M
I" smT naid Hrook way a E,yeu for cnnnse,
tets p' pas. D'oSA - -"'" ''' S'"A''' ,oo oo
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:, a ;a ] ;o od %
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,a1 a Paa aS 3fasr Sa N9 s7 sa for auditors lees
amt rES PAID 90 Srds. dem No ~" ApI 10 1871 D.
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q. am, na,G n,Sin, No a. L,ne "a ISL "a
ara HaSh Pd esuSs wor. ~ =, ~ por .uG no. $50 ~ h
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am = pAa, ofder No, o., maIch 81 1876 -,
bo!eI q n,IlniAn auNeI'islns ,,,,'';,.;...' 10
ia'o oIoeI No. ns, Maich o. 1870 JAZZ Dyke, go
=, Mtat Ior IooI nouse. ,,,..'';,.;,,. IL
y oroer NO o. March !, 1910 1ohh Gran" ,o.
=. set'pG ns pooI uiItcIoI lSo
oi9ef No. ,o,MaMish M u, ls'o'onn crane o.
a. esI,NS as poo. ui iescor y. 100; Nv
order NO. lo aug. 70, 10 ., no Heratyp
on acct services ~ steward. $50
order NO. 10, Aug; 70, 1870 Ihos chap-
. IMAM servcs as uIectSr 100 I
oroef NO Yln apr. d 1871, ThoS Chap-
uhI horse lnre dc;.'...' 10
order No ~, March 9h ISL, william
Chapman, team WORK ana heuunK III
uoer No 10 MAY y. isio, Chas- hrei-
sher Carpenter woIk '.:...;.--...;:.--.. 9O
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ALSO,

lot On the north side OF Second street. adjoining
the Llghtstreet road, bounded by line commencing
at the Junction OF tht Lghtstrect road and Second
street, thence along Second streetone hundred and
t"ehly-four feet " lot belonging to the estate OF
William snyder, thence along said lot nlnety-one
letl TO tAe LshtSr3et road, thence along said road
one hundred and nineteen feet he place OF begin
ming, containing 5,2sS squarrf eet more or less
seiled taken In execution and to be sold as the
pro- rerty OF Daniel Snyder.
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sw'
5000 900 WORTH OF eoLD.PLATTp
JEWELRY.

For a. we win send as below, all Warranted
Gold Plated. ! pair gold stone Sleeve buttons,
pair engraved Sleeve buttons | set pointed studs,
set amethyst studs, Wedding Ring, engraS ed
band lnger ring, amethyst stone Ring lnlaid with
gold, elegant Ring, marked "Friendship,' anne:
thyst stone scarf ring. inlaid with gotd, splendid
drops, misses set Jet and gold, Ia dies jet set, or
Damehted ! set handsome rosebud ear drops,
genta elegant Lake George diamond stud, cardinal
red bead necklace, pair ladies' amethyst stone cal
drops ipiaid with gold, ladies' ornainented le'
brooch, fancy scarf ring and elegant watch chain
Take your choice the entire lot OF 20 pieces, sent
post paid for 81, or any pieces you choose for q
cents. Now is The time 70 make money. These
goods can easily be retalled for sl0
y. SToCkMAN, 70 bond st., New York
HIS reputation for honesty, fair dealing ani lber
ality ID unequaled by aty advertiser IN this city,.
IN. Y. Day Book" Dec. N, lsld
| May 4, TT-lm wco
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IAN AND DEMOCRAT BL OOMSBURG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA

We, the undersigned, auditors OF OcnyneN,am twp,
and CeLtralia brrUgh, do certify that the foregoing
ststm ut Is correct ana true, to the best OF our
knowledge
We further agree by resolution tnat tho p'y Of
each director shall be 80 TO each day necessarily
spent as director. Also that the number OF me l.
fngs of said board shah not exceed iwelvO per an.
nun. -Four OF said meetings 10 be Id quarterly at
the cor House q said district Also INA. lne iol.
hire - for a sin tle and s. for double team Also,
that no orders shll be drawn by tn directors for
their ime until The same i sub nttei to the audi
tots ior their app oval at their annual settlement.
1iIOMAS CASEY
JAMES WON pGH n
JSHEt yyM =, sYhX s,CS} Borough Auditors.
Attest: WN. II. PHiuE Sec'.
G. u. MURPHY, clerK.
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ALSO.

All That certain real estate situate IN Centre Town.
SNIP columbia county, Pennsyl mia, bounded on
the north by lands oI Samuel III LAY, on the east by
land oi jeremiah HagenOuch on the south by land
OF t. Aiknaa and Margaret HagenDuch, and ON the
west by land or jeremiah Hagenbuch, containing
sevenly-six acres more less whereon are erected
a dwelling house, barn and outbulldlngs.
Seized taken into execution and 10 be sold as the
property OF Levi A. Hldlay.
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EARM FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale Sarr In Benton
township adjoining lands OF John Swrtwout and
Thomas Edwards. containing
SEVENTY-SEvEN ACRES.
% acres are cleared, the balance heavily lmoered
with oak pine and hsmlock whereon are erected a
plank house, blacksmith shop aud stabA- Terms
JOSHUA BRINK
Nav A-pWs
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n EPORT OF THE AUDITORS. OF CON
n, YNGHAM TOWNSHIP AND CRNTRALIA
POOR DISTRICT.
Patrick A. Burke, Collector for said District for 1876,
Ut.
April 9, 1877, To amt Of Oonyngham town
ship duplicate at 10 mills ..... 80. :. &5a51 40
Apr. ., to amt OF Celtraha Borough dupf-
cate at mills b93"2
2s050 II
CT.
BY amt Of exoneration on twp. dup. 800
DOrU 100
s. 90
/" returned TO Coma for collection
township duplicate ....."".....":..... 1884
" amt returned TO CONS for colec-
ton, borough duplicate. .............-.. 50 09
/" collectors com. at per cent on
$SSIt Z95 II
balance put In Treasury ............... 558S 10
$685. II
Patrick A. Burke Treasurer Of said District for 1876.
DR.,
Apr. g. 1871. To amt reod from tax duplicate
TO amt Of unssatsd Iand tax. collected thro
C. b. Broskwsy, attorney for district. asa 81
ssO59 o.
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MONDAY, MAY 7, 1877,

The undivided one fourth Interest OF Daniel Snyder
certain real estate in the Town OF Bloomsbury be-
Ing parts OF what was formerly known as the Forks
Hotel property described as follows to wit iotl
Ing upon East and Second streets bounded by line
commenting at the junction OF East and second
streetS thence along street one hundred and
'hlrty-eishG fett TO Il small triangle, thence along
SAID triangle to Chestnut alley, thence along Chest
huV aley hhety-two feet 10 lot OF George Herring
thence along said lot one hundred and ninety
feet 10 East street thence one hundred and seventy
seven feet to the place OF beginning, containing 49,
s6i square feet more less on which are twolarge
frame stables,
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SHERIFF'S SALE !

by virtue or writs OF Fl. Fa and yend
ES. Issued ont OF the curt ot C)nnll Pleas
columbia county and TO me directed, viii be exposed
10 puoiic sale at the Court House in Bloomsbury at
one O'Clock p IN. on
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RLANK MORTGAGES for sale cheap At the
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A NNUAL STATEMENT OF CoNYNG.

IN HAM TOWNSHIP.
Andre Rooney, supervl or Of Cjnyngham f)r the
yeTen u1s Jrli 9tn, 1871, In account With said
township
SPECIAL ROAD TAX ACCOUNT.
DIR.
TO amt Of special 70 I'd tax duplicate tor76 $5sOl 4l
received from County treasurer. % -
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Asssre.
W. B. KooNs, Treasurer.

Stgtement Of the account Of the Treasurer Of th,
1own Of bloomsburg. for the year preceding tn,
second Monday Of April 1871
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PRODUCE OF THE PARA.

Total amt OF lssels presented 10 auditors ssIo IL
The amouut OF judgments, and orders OF
old issues now outstanding was not ascer-
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orter No. 1903, Aug %, 1916, TO wellington Clenver
Tor no r aud feed SlOt. was presented iUr credit,
but was ruled out for want NJ proper endorsement.

iIsTo EXoNERArIoSs ALLOWED PA. BURKE, COLLECTOR
ON bOr' i9licdte, Mrs. Elz iotth Cotry
(pDuT) . .. .........Sl o.
" duplicate, ,wld9wGrnds (poor and ol,O I on
" duplicate, Mrs rh IS. Ian ,don (iec'D225
4" 1hOs onUghln 81
d" Mrs John Mouog an (poor 81
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EARM FOR SALE

May a, II dw
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Bal. due Dist byP A. Burke, Treas for 1919 SIS ss
" "by rhos. Gerty for Ed. Curley 100 25
+" " " Neil Lehman, coll. for 1870 s5I Is
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-
rs IDsadwood Pioneer, Aug. nj
House nies are the greatest nuisance
at present.
Texas seems to be the favorite objec-
tive point of dissatisfied Black Killers.
The haying season is nearing its close.
Immense quantities have been cut and
stacked.
The wild-plum crop of the foot hills
is light this season, the buds having
been generally killed by late frosts.
They were abundant In some sections
last gear.
Postmaster General Key promises to
recommending establishment of a postal
route, with service three times q week,
between Rapid City and Montana City,
along Rapid creek.
One of the handsomest specimens of
gold-bearing quartz ever seen in the
Hills is on exhibition at the banking
house Of Messrs. Brown & Thum. 1t
is from the celebrated Hoodlebug
mine.
Bears are very numerous over on
Rapid creek. A huge one entered O
miners camp the other day, a few miles
above Pactola. Not until eight bullets
had penetrated his body did he sue.
cumb.
Pennington county will vote the com
ing fall on the permanent location Of
her county seat. There are now three
candidates in the ield-Rapid City,
Pactola, and Sheridan, the present seat
of government.
In variety of mineral wealth, the
Black Hills undoubtedly surpass any
other section of the explored globe. Ii
the list we have now to add cobalt and
anthony, immense quantities of which
metals have recently been discovered
in the vicinity of Harney's Peak.
The Rapid creek Mining and Manu-
featuring Company will commence by
draulicipg Philadelphia Bar with steam
force-pump within a week. Foul
thousand dollars have been taken from
this bar by drifting and carrying out
the dirt for sluicing. 1t is four mile,
above Pactola.
Not far from Hayward City, Their,
are masses of pyritic iron of a very re
markable character. The ore is a con
glomeration of bright beads, bright,
FURNISHED, which fall off by thousand.
when the ore is handled. These littl,
~gloOules are found thickly clustered
together like fish eggs, which they re
semble in form and size. The speci
mems are curious and beautiful.
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Sensihle Advice.

You are asked every day through the
columns of newspapers and by your
druggist to use something for Dyspep-
STA and Liver complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will cure you Of
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint with all
its effects, such as sour somach, sick
headache, habitual costivness, palpa-
tation Of the heart, heartburn, water
brash, coming up of food after eating,
low spirits, ETC., WI ask you to go to
your druggists, Addoms s. Glover, and
get a sample bottle of Green's August
Flower for 10 cents and try it, or a reg
ular size for rs cents; two doses will re-
lieve you. milf.
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A few years ago August F wer''
was discovered to be a certain cure for
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, a few
thin Dyspeptics made known to their
friends how easily and quickly they
had been cured by its use. The great
merits Of Green's August Flower be-
came heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another, until, without
advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense. Druggists in every town in
the United States are selling it. No
person suffering with Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, Palpita-
ton Of the Heart, Indigestion, low
spirits, etc. can take three doses with
out relief. Go to the Druggists, Ad-
doms & Glover, and get a bottle for rs
cents and try it. Sample bottles 10
cents. s2-tf
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ADA1NIsTRAToR,s SAFE.

Notice is hereby given that, in pur.
suance of an order Of the Judge OF
Probate of Laramie County, Territory
of Wyoming, made on the first day Of
the regular term in July, 1877, of the Pro.
bate Court of said County, I will, on
the first day of October, 1877, offer at
public sale at the courthouse door In
the City of Cheyenne, County and Ter
ritory aforesaid, all the right, title and
interest which Julius G. Strong, deceas-
ed, had, at the time Of his death, In
and to lot No. 10, Block No. 416 in the
City of Cheyenne, County and Terri
tory aforesaid, together with the two.
story brick building and clubhouse
thereon.
Such sale will be made subject to a
lease of the lower story and cellar of
said building expiring May End, 1878.
Terms of Sale:-One half cash, the
remainder in notes with approved Be-
curity, bearing interest at the rate Of
twelve per cent per annum and paya-
BILE, one-half in six months and the re-
mainder in twelve months fromthe date
of said notes. WIN G. PRovINEs.
Administrator of the estate of Julius
c. Strong, deceased. s2-d1aw4w
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The Protective Labor Party.

communicated
The City Hall was crowded with
workingmen, last evening, who gath
cred to express their sentiments upon
the in which they have been
ignored and misrepresented. Several
speeches were made by gentlemen who
expressed themselves in n manner not
to be misunderstood, and in full accord
with the feelings Of listeners. The
subjoined resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That we herein enter our
solemn protest as workingmen against
the action Of the delegates to the
Workingmens' convention, and con-
denim them as partisan and recreant in
the extreme.
Resolved, That we the Workingmen,
will vote in this coming election for
the best men, irrespective of party.
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Crazy Horse Not Entirely RECONSTRUCTED.

Crazy Horse Not Entirely "Reconsiructed."
OF a recent interview with Gen. r.
Williams, an Omaha Herald reporter
writes as follows:
Speaking of Crazy Horse, Gen. Will
liams said that 1t was feared he would
make them trouble yet, at the Agency.
In response to the reporters inquiry as
to the truth of the published statement
that this somewhat celebrated Indian
was to visit Washington soon in COM
pany with Spotted Tail and Red Cloud,
he said that it was not certain that
Crazy Horse would go; that he had been
moody and ill-natured since his return
to Red Cloud, and showed that he was
not to be trusted. SIN fact" said he,
81 am satisfied, although he is adroit,
ambitious, brave, and possessing a con-
siderable degree Of ability, Crazy Horse
owes a good deal Of his success IS an
Indian leader to the fact that he is a sort
ofgeneral 'objector,' expressing dissatis-
faction to every tn ling that is proposed
by others. In this way he gathers all
the other dissatisfied Indians, and as he
is a man of unquestionable ability and
Of great nerve, he has become the lead
er of this class"
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Troops for the Black Mills.

Gen. L. p. Bradley, commanding
Camp Robinson, Neb., telegraphed
Gen. Crook ON Wednesday last as
follows:
81 send company from Laramie
and company from here to the
Black Hills tomorrow, with thirty
days. supplies. Fourteen men, five
women, and three children from Lame
Deer's band came into the Spotted
Tail Agency yesterday. Lame Deer's
village, fifty-four lodges, is at the
mouth of Little Powder river. 1 shall
send out another party to try and get
them in. This is the same party of
hostiles struck by Gen. Miles last
spring, in which engagement Lame
Deer and several other Indians were
killed. The band is a remnant Of Sit
ting Bulls village, not yet driven in by
the troops in the Department of
Dakota, and their coming in and dis
armament will render the Hills country
safe, even at the northern extremity,
which has been beyond the reach Of
the troops"
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CHURCH SERVICES TO-DAY.

Episcopal Church-Corner of 18th
and Ferguson streets. Rev. F. W,
Tomkins, Jr., rector. Services at II
q. m. and 7:30 p. m.
st. Mdry's Catholic Church-Corner
goth and O'Neil streets. Rev. ]. Nc
Goldrick, P. P. Morning services at 8
and 1890 a. m. Evening service Z p. m.
Presbyterian Chureh.-Corner Of Fer.
guson and 18th streets. Rev. J. Y.
Cowhick, pastor. Preaching to-day at
II a. m. Sabbath school at - m.
Seats free. Strangers specially invited.
Congregational Church. - Corner OF
Nineteenth and Hill streets. Rev. c
N. Sanders, pastor. Services to-day at
II q. m. and 8 p. m. Sabbath school
at II m. Seats free.
Methodist Episcopal Ghurch.-CorneI
Of 18th and Ransom streets. Rev. L.
J.. Hall, pastor. Services at IL a.
m. Sabbath school at 12m. Young
peoples meeting, $50 p. m. Even.
ing service at 7:30.
African Methodist Church.-Corner
Of 18th and Themes streets. Rev.
Thomas Whitlock, pastor. Services
to-day at II q. m. and 8 p. IN.
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c~iviIizIna the untuiored Bed Man.

The Rochester n. Y. Union of q
late date says: Man-who-carries-the-
Sword, and Two Bears, who accompan-
led Buffalo William Cody from the
plains, were all invited into a saloon on
Front street, and beakers of foaming
lager were placed before them. Then
it was that the possibility of civilizing
the Indian and making him adopt the
customs Of refined society became ap-
parent. The chiefs took their glasses
with as much grace and ease as if
natives of Berlin and to the manner
born. They quaffed the amber-colored
fluid without fiinching and when an
other pot was placed before them were
nothing 10th.