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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
Tn. rsa.lrosr or .DAkorA.

TAs TsRnifoRY or DAKOTA, Il
Auditor's U0ace,
WHsaaAs, Tho Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany; located In the city Of New York and state
or n Y York has hled In ihia once sworn 81 ate.
nent Of iis eopaitios on the 31si day OF December
4 b i97S. IL accordance viii tbs provisions OF an
oct VI he Legislative Asssmbfy Of the Territory oi
Dakota, relating 10 iAsuraIee compahirs, sp
proved January IN, lsds and 1871
WassEAs, On examination Of The swpsn state.
Aent Of said company 1ied In this osicr. and
thai The satd tnsarAsce company 10 posse ssrd III
the aeessssry anoss. q capital invested ~ re-
qnised BY Law.
Therefore. !. John =. raad. Auditor Of pakota
fcrrisory. d hervby certiiy thsl sait intarsncc
eOmpapy 10 duly sathorixcd to transact tAe busl-
sess ~ Prs Insarsnee ln said Territory, for the
yrar ending Dece1bef -, 4. d. lSs7. bv agsafa
properly appointed.
AAaK u. YAs1ss, Agest.
II Testimony whereof. haye hessasto sse my
hand ssd ~ i. this 18th day 81 F.hra,r a. u,
1871. :JOoN o. SAND, Auditor,
ts1AEil Pss &. II PrsDr Dsputy.
Apr.l7dsd
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20

4 house and lot on Cedar s,ree, Z few
rode from Third street opposite Hud smIih,
Stout 4 Cos. blscksmi,a shop. viii b sold
cheap fH ea.A os 90 COED .srua Il eau
Be used for dwelling or plsce Of busisess.
Apply to
J. N.NosRss, Chicago House.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
The State Of Dakota.

The meeting held last eyeainR aAd IT.
actios ass ths spsaing Of ssy and
hPsetass - h H. HE a Daketa. X, Fl,
bseoos stats nast b ths ain aad pur-
poss q svssy Janitorial orsaaisatioa N
fact = Il b ia ths Law asd policy Of The
gsssfsl gsvssansat. Territorial govern
nsAts ass dsclarsdIy @tsmposary." TAsrs
y rally no plaOs In oar sosssitstiosaf'
sysasA e. anything bat sslf- -sovssaiag
~ sqsal stasss, with rspublicaa govern
nsats i fosn aad tsct, hnitsd by ~
nsasasasy gsasral powers asd sadssbtsd
natseaal saity. For bs1sf tins ths ~
Ettsesal sovsssnsat b - I'd TO . vsak
aaa 1snativs Ssansaity, viaAsst poDs-
1850 aaY aeeeant "a xitA . da1sa-
sposas q resources o. legal systsa; but
= sssa = hat y passsd asd ths pssisd
q sfysaissd law, sstablishsd iastitstoas
- Vigorous satsrpeiss u reached, IL
tEsiiosial systsp becomes q issabus
aad lstter.
Ths EsglsA raos y sothiag II not spoa-
taasoss aad tree In enterprise, bsld7 in
acaisvssAsat and leading II sxplorssisa
asd dsvslspnsat; bat IL atsaly cry 4
tAae ~ barrisn b rsnsvsd nd loeal
oostsol rsoogai1sd. Ths coloaiss II thu
cosstIy did not bseoas serons, hereto,
aaA frss, b. ness rsliAses spaa ~ noeA.
g sosssy, bat by losg habit Of sslf-or-
gaoisatioa, govsrnnsst ssd dsfsass. Sc
Il - besa With al sf oar successive
states. The pioassrs srs not hirsd suides
bat sslf-rsliaat sdvsntufsss asd leaders,
The ksovlsdgs and sxpsrisnes of this il
tAs racs caused The founder sf oar sys-
- TO tssst The suardiassAip of ssss tsr.
ntossss = temporary, givipg thsn but
oss nsatioa 10 the consti,ution, and "a
look 70 STATS = The early ffaitioa Of oul
policy.
Il thsFsfors haPPsas that the tsrr1tori.
q systsm j. aaomslous ssd vhollv m.
ssitsd to great estsrpsiss OF real eli. .gov,
ers.sst. Ths l.wfsl power, a,aA jufis
d'ctioas are always weak aud of.sa IN.
certain. Capital and satsrpri.s have y
csrtaiasy which they require. Lie and
property are ton much subjects Of chang
ias policies ve hsvs - power 70 linda.
ssss. When shs boundaries Of the do
na'n and shs broad lines Of authority ane
policy are laid dsvn in the coust titutioo
sad the psrnansat features are givea /,
tes Institutions and law, The stass becoae
at eses . saae and power 10 ~ lad
New soaedsacs and lie ass Infused nj,
s,ssJ Paspass. Jamignhos, capital =,
oil oth~ sdvaatagss dow 10 sad bsRia !,
work
IAsfs be- ssvsr bssa tarritesisl OF
SAaisasies bat vas weak, aad sot a.
{ seaes edsittsd but proved blsssia9 i
- psopss. Ths psopls Il co,orsdoa ~,
tAas tAsif great nisss1l wealth I'D oths
sssessses could ssvsr % nsck fsrtAs
without ststshsod, 6a6 ~ a1vaataes
- = - aSparsst. New $3.50 .
- = - vesiA q vaia Sse lsvs,ssis,
i Il, = - x4h ) a1s1isssy. OssroI
= ~ niaesen ppn1i.
{ { l| ~ ~ rs - - - ~. neuI
B = - - ls ~ ! - -
ssa II u III =
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
AyD,ro.. oyy,cr,

Yankton, D. r.. April ls, iS77. 4
l, John g. Hand, Auditor oS Dakota Territory,
DO hereby certify that IN foreg oing 10 true and
correct copy OF the original state1cnt of the
nutual Lie InsuSance Co0pany of New York on
the 3lst day Of ofDecembsr. 1870. and nov on ale In
JOHN 8. SAND, Auditor.
tsEAL Per L. n. PrnpY, Deputy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20
'4tis Triumph Of AT N Railroa<
Travel.

no d1Footi00 - pf0If00o more paIpA-
BE than 10 ~ facilities offered The
fsileoad traveller of fhe present day.
Looking back but . nv ysars, ve caa
-. tho toiling snake-like advance
.gneds day by day BY the enigrant's
wagon. - il vas slowly but surely
dnUn toward sundown By the pa
- ~, o. the slowly moving farn
hossej then came The old fashiooed
staGD ooacA; following closely We
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-20

New drsss gods jasl received from New
York q L. D. Pafmers.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-28
800 Fulton Street. Breoklyn, N. Y.
EnEEV Any Person who will make
NE6 and forward me list of the

EnEE Any Person who will make
N66 and forward me list of the
names Of reliable persons Of their Acquaintance
VINO wish To procure an Instrument either Pr
sno or Organ. | will use my best endravors to
sell them one, and for every piano succeed In
selling " their list within one year. will credit
them with so, and for every organ ", to he APP
piled on payment OF either piano or organ (;
and when il anouLis ~ sum sufficient TO pay
for any instrument. selected at The LOWEST
WHOLESALs PRICE, will Immediately ship
the instrument, free. or after any amount IL
credited the balance may he paid me In cash and
| will then ship them the instrument, They
need not be known In the matter, and will De
doing their friends real service, M | shall
make SPECIAL OFFERS TO then selling u
SUPERIOR INSTRUMENT for nom ONE
HALF TO THIRDS what ID ordinarily
asked by agents. Please send me Il libt ut once,
and after you have made inquiry, you can add
TO IL. Address,
DANIEL r. BEATTY, Washington, N. j.
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MoypAY. JANUARY as,h. ls7s.

mon Pleas Court, rendered at its September Term
I'm, In the action Of j. II T.iiellS Admlnistra-
TOR plaintiff againstJ. II. Tereil's heirs, etc, de-
PENDANTS, ! VIII on
MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1875,
being County Court day., at the Court House
On credit Of q. ~, Is aud - months, the following
Described propery. VS.
Front lots Nos. 3 4, and 6, fronting on the Mis-
sissippi river lot No 8, containing 10 ucres Lot
No. 4. containing 20 acres, aud Lot Noo, contain
ing va acres-lyng in the town Of Fillmore at the
terminus Of the N. u. ). l.. l.. and Chicago
Railroad, opposite Cairo, Illinois. Also back Lot
No. 2, which is subdyided into two luts, the one
containing us acres the other containing lSsH
acres, the whole lying In the Peter Sheppard SUP
vey IN Ballard County. Kentucky. which was d.
yidcd into the lots aforesaid by W. II. keeves,
Commissioners Of this court, and for more partic
ula description Of the lots aforesaid reference is
here made 10 the Paof Division on file in this case
Also the following tracts Of land, vis.-Lying 10
Ballard County, near pdgeen's On Mil being
the land sold BY J. X. Terrell to william. fidseon
and bought back by !. II Terrell under judg
meni for the purchase money Lying on the waters
Of shawnse creek, beginning at stake large red
oak, two h'ckories and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner, thence north 81 70 west la7 poles 10 a
shi,e oak with sweet gum, white oak and ash point.
wS, corner with rho,as Barlow thence north 100
plcs Ia stake with hickory. small black gum sap
t9s standing MS pointers on east bank Of a branch
HneI with u. IeuelI's land, thence south 81 o
ssti4eia poles TO stake. with two white oaks as
,Siniers, corner j. II. Terrei's land, thence ".
.,oles % the begnaing containing no acres being a
pzu ofthe land conveyed by Cassius N. clay TO j.
II. Terrell. and part Of the survey patented ~
Col. John irsiss, the same has been iyid.d into
two lots, Nos. AID 2, by the Conmissi ,ner aore-
cold. which report Of division Is On 6le and hare
peiossed 10. The purchaser will be required to give
bond with good security, bearing interest from
day Of ssle, having orce Of repeyin bond On which
eIssusItn may Issue wien due &
Ihis Vsd day Of DsGember, 1878.
G. n uhs-uhLf., III WILCOX,
q. " REEysgs, W. n. kEsvvs,
N {,rh Attornsys. Commissioners
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OPIUM 4: \: $;;;:3 &c:
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TO COnsumptlves.

Consumption, that sc0urge of humanity, h
the great dread OF the human family In all CIVIL
xed countries.
| feel confident that | am in possession OF the
only sure, infallible remedy-now known TO
he profession tor tke speedy positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and It's unwelcOme coscom
itants, viz: Catarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, Ner'
vOus Debility, ETC., etc. am old iory. Oe-
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rienee as q busy practitioner in the best con-
sumption hospitals in the old and new world,
has taught me the value OF proper meica tion
both local and constitutional In the cur, OF this
great enemy of our race have found It But
I am depressing. ] started cut to say to those
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own home, will be received by you by return
mail, free OF charge, by addressing
DR.. JOHN ,. BURNETT,
vslly l67 jefferson street Louisvill
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FOR SALE BY P. G. SCHUH.
FITS EPILEPSY
FALLING o SICKNESS

Permanently cured-no bumbug-by on
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go, sent by mail TO any part OF uhited
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express, q. y. ID. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
$50 Fulton Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Honey

To the taste bu, death to Gripes and stomach com
plants. Pitcher Castoriai complete sub
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Honey. II is particularly adapted TO Teetning and
irritable children. ltdestroys worms, assmllates
the food, gulltes the Stomach, and kuIes Wind
Collie No remedy is as ettcacious. for Feyerish-
ness, Group, Worms and " hopping Cough. Cas-
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lectiye than Castor OH, and neither gags nor
gripes
CoLrNBIA, Como. May 8, lsid.
Messrs J. b, X. SAT-, \. y;
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teal it pleasure to give this eerlhcat on account
of he benefits haue dc lived by the use OF your
admirable PREPARATION.
Very Truly Yours,
NORMAN 2. LITTLE.
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CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

All sufferers from this disease
anxious 10 be cured should try Dr. Kiss
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These powders are the only preparation
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80 strong il our faith In them, and also To
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We don't want your money until you are
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If you life is worth saving, don't delay In
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Price, Tor large box, %. sent to any part
the United States or Canada by mail On
receipt Of price. Address,
ASH 81 ROBBINS,
800 Fulton street. Brsoklyn, N. \.
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UnQuestionably the bes sustain ed
work Of the KIND In the world"
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Eofirss of IN, Press

Notices of Tie PFess.
The MAGAZINE has attained IN its one quarter
century and more ofexstence To that point where
II may be said oft. in the words OF Or. johnson,
1t Is vain to blame and useless 10 praise. The
lustre of Its long attained reputation has in
creased ~ the years have passed.. and its future
seems ~ bright IL not brighter than at any time
since the golden hue OF prosperity settled around
lie later and best years. brooklyn Eagle.
Harpers Monthly is marked by the same char
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with the better class Of readers. Ii combine
reading m liter with illustrations in II way 70
make clea, and vivid the facts presented. Pie
lures merely designed to catch the eye OF th'
ignorant are never inserted Chicago Jourpai
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

In pursuance Of a Judgment Of McCraeken Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered at It's September Term
is77, in the action Of J. II Tsifvlis Adminhtra-
tor, plaintiff againstJ. H. TeuelPs heirs, etc, de-
trndantS 4 will on
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A General Bnnking Business Done
Ifyou want to be Strong, Healthy

IL yOu WduL W 10 oLTohS, I1obltuy
and Vigorous, take II. Y. kunkel's Bitter Wine
0. Iron. No language can convey an adequate
idea OF the immediate and almost Inirac. 'ous
change produced by taking Il. r. kunkel's but
ter W inc oil Iron IN the deceased, debilitated and
shattered nervous system. Whether broken,
down by excess, weak by nature. or impaired BY
sickness, the relaxed and nnstruDg organ zatiOn
IL restored to perfect health and viYOr, Sold
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dealers every where.
Nervous Debility! Nervous Debility
Debility, depressed, irritable state Of mind,
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling, no energy
or animation, confused head, wea.t memory,
lhe consequences o. excesses, menta, o7erWprk.
rms nervous debility finds s0veyei ~ cure -
thesystem, dispcls the mental gloon and de-
sp0ndency, and rejuyinates the entire system.
Sold only IN u bottles. Get the genuine. Table
only l.. +. Knnkeps. 1t has yellow wrapper
around 1t, his photograph on outside; Sold by
$50 North Ninth stDeet, Philadelphia, Ps. Send
for circular, or advice free, Tryny great remedy
Get 1t ot your druggist, six bottles for 5000. II
lnended.
Worms! Worms Worms /! ~
EFF. Kunkel's Worm Syrup never fails to
remove all kinds OF worms. Seat, Pin and
Stomach Worms Rre readily removed by Kun
cessilll Physician in the country Tor the remov.
al of Tape worms. lie removes them In 70 q
hours, with head and all complete, alive, anu ne2,
iee until head IL passed Common sense teaches
u Tape Worms can be rem nosd AL 0 ynmr
druggist for . bottle Of KunkeI5 worm syrup.
NOT, hayshIm g! IT,. or c:ad g proprlstor. =.
y Kunkel. 900 North NinM street, tniioosl-
phia, Pa. tAdviQs q ONES nee' or bv MALL
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Important Convention Of Israel,ies
tailed.

Important Convention Of lsrselttes
called.
Cincinnati Gszette.
Columbus, Dec. A.- Rev. David Rosen-
berg has published call for national con
yention OF converted Isrseli,es, for the pur-
pose OF forming ian alliance Of sll the con.
ysrted Israelites ,hrOughoutthe world, and
TO appoint set time to confess the sin Of
the nation in rejecting Jesus Christ, the
Son OF God, and crucifyiDg him, thereby
bringing the wrath OF God upon the nation;
10 form basis tor q rational existence
upon the New Testament, Scriptures, and
10 I'm olore the powers of the world TO re-
store Palestine TO the people OF God"
Correspon fence is sollciated for the pur'
pose of determining time and place for
holding the convention.
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MnRAA YEAR. Agents wanted. Bust.
SZbU ns; .s' so:sa r g :, Err!
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

SHOOTING AT TRucKEE. The Reno
Gazette OF yesterday relates the fol.
towing account OF shooting ARRAY
q. Truckee
Three men, Cbas. G. Charleton. q
coiored barber, Joe Dysart and a
stranger had been engaged in game
OF draw poker, which was suddenly
brought to close by the stranger
finances becoming exhausted
Dysart and Charleton then began 10
quarrel over the division OF the coin
and both waxing warm at the diff
cnlties IN the way of a settlement
Jumped to their feet, drew their
revolvers, and for an instant did
nothing but eye each other. The
monotony was broken by the negro
calling Dysart anything but gen.
tleman aud daring him to shoot.
Dysart then pressed the trigger and
Charleton received n ball in the
abdomen. which placed his ideas Of
shooting ina very muddled condition.
his opponent then fired two more
shots at him, both OF which took
eiiect--one in the right shoulder and
the other in the left hand. Dysar,
was arrested and placed under bonds
after which he tried to escape but
was caught by conductor Clirch
near boea, and brought back to True
onr informant was not able To
state positively whether the injured
mans wounds were fatal, but gave as
ms opinion that although dangerous
ne looked too lively to give up the
ghost at present.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18
CLEARING THE WAY.

under date Of Chicago April 10 nc
have The following statement:
Washington special to the Journal
,sss: A proposition 10 disband st,ou,
'ouf-nfths Of the regular army and
atoid the necessity OF An extra ession
oi congress. j. favorabiy regarded In
eaoinet circles, aud is generally gain.
ing favor. The question will probably
he discussed At the Cabinet meetinu
to-morrow. As the Democracy has
positively refnse 10 appropriate an.
other dollar for the army without AT i.
tsching unconstitutional restrictions
u Is nrgej that an extra session would
he useless.
not over wise young newspaper
writer once proposed AS reason for
passing the san Francisco Yulkbesd
bili that by So doing vexed question
would no longer DO left u trouble the
CALIFORNIA Legislature. II seems 10 be
President Matlh--. beg pardon. we
mean Hayes, policy, to relieve him.
sell Of worrisome questions by obliter
a'ing the cause OF them. So he wipes
out at once, all carpet baggers' hopes
ana ambitions, and all bothera,iop
iron any southern Republicans. by
quietly recognizing the Confectionery
snd warming up the Lost Cause. And
now, by way OF relieving his admins
tralion OF The emharrassments Of red.
not dog-days Congress, he proposes
10 disband the army. This Is bust
ness! BY aud by when the Post Office
department becomes troublesome Ia
cousin in.law Stanley, We will sus
pend 1t, for an importunaie nuisance:
aud so with the Navy and so with the
rest OF the plaguey, Fostering things
which annoy the good Rutherford and
to~sle bis head. Only We will save
good fat take for cousin-in-law Stanley
IN case the Ohioans fall to elect Leg
isiaturc that will return him 10 the
Senate. Why make. two bites OF a
cherry? Why not dlsband Congress
itself, and done with It.?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18

Wendell Phillips says OF George the
brother Of Charles sumner: An Eng
lishinan came To Rome and WAS anr
ious TO know whether there WAS In tho
library Of tho Pope, the great library
OF the Vatican, a certain book. The
library is vast, and there is no cata.
logne, The gentleman went to the
Italians. They referred him TO The
frivale Secretary Of one OF the Cardi.
nais. aud the Secretary answered; {" I
don't know; but there il young man
IN this city from Boston, and If the
DO ok is there he viii kuow.n They
went to George Sumner and asked
nm II there WAS such volume In the
library. Yes; 1t Is In the tenth AL
cove, the third shelf, the seventh book
to the right as YOU enter.u They wen,
and found II. A walking catalogue of
half million Of books.
Great pedants, those Summers. Char.
les cared more for being thought book.
ish than he cared for literature itself.
Tbs George Summers learning was
made OF so little use 10 the everyday
world that he never would have been
heard Of but for old Wende.ls adyer.
Using Of him.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-18
CROOK cLoyIyo OUT THE m.
DIAN WAR.

Crook sss bssn remarkably luck
- "a Indian lighter. He hss prob.
ably had moro indians sorrsnder to
him than any other man who ever
fought against them. Under date OF
Camp Robinson, Neb., April II We
have the following account:
On the I4ih instant the viiiaas of
Sioux, previously mentioned rs com
ing IA with Spotted Tail, surrenered 10
6euera: Crook at the Spotted Tail
Agency. The village numbered about
thousand persons, mainly Sausarp
aud Minneconjous, under Roman Nose
and other chiefs. The Indians ssked
permission To approach tho Agency in
he style commonly used by them
upon entering friendly village, which
was granted them. About 10 O'Clock
the warriors 70 the number OF rerhsos
5oo, made regular charge on the
Agency from several directions, veil.
ing and hiring their pieces Ia the air.
AT III O'Clock the main village filed
past the post and went into camp on :
spot previously prepared for them
by the agent. As the village spproa
ched. about thirty principal chief and
head men rode In line into the fort
advancing slowly up the parade to the
commanding officers, quarters, where
they wheeled tn the left 10 face Gen.
Crook, IL whom they were presented
by Spotted Tail. The son of Lone
Horn first rode forward, and, LAYING
his gun on the ground. said: ii Law
down this gun in token Of submission
TO General Crook, 10 whom I wish 10
surrender The chiefs all shook
hands with General Crook aud then
rode away 10 put their people in camp.
On the 18th inst. u council WAS beid
In which the Indians were told VIA,
would tie required OF them by the
Government. They said that their
professions OF peace were sincere, and
this Is fully credited by all who saw
them. They turned over 10 the Npen,
upwards OF l.430 ponies and horses.
also their arms. The exact number |
could not ascertain, but the collection
embraced many oarbines taken In the
Custer massacre. They are believed
10 have brought in many relics OF thai
anair, aud General Crook has given
orders to spare no pains 10 the recov-
cry OF such things. la the afternoon
the peaceable Indians gave the new
corners feast, and we had an oppor.
tnnity OF Witnessing the famous Oma-
ia dance. Five hundred Cheyennes
are to pass Hat Creek to-night, and ara
expected here day after to,norrow
They notified General Crook some
DAYS ago OF their intention TO surren-
der.