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OBITUARY.,

DAVID S MARTIN, son of T. W. and
E. j. MARTIN, died November Sd, 1877,
aged eight years, eight months and sew.
en- days. sz
His disease WIS Diphtheria Of the
lungs; bis Illness lasted nine days, and
although his. .suffefings were intense his
patience never wavered; he was never
heard to murmur or complain. The
evening before be died he was heard re-
peating the words "Oh Land of Rest, "
(a favorite hymn wilhelm HEALTH On
the same evening he called his Father,
Mother, Brothers and Sisters to his
one by one, and kissed them
goodbye.
sAbout tfourhours before his death he
inquired of his Father and Mother where
he should be buried. His father asked
.bim il be wished to beaburied atTthe Mt
Olive grave yard He replied that he
did, His father. then remarked, ,"You
are almost home DAvrE;;" he replied !:
"Yes, am" And thus he passed safe.
lyto that fairer land above where sick
ness never enters and the weary are at
rest. e7sH .IJE0 a&G1 j. E. G..
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,4.s8ro1s rgoI Ios aElAeel Bss "
sNotieassik sT

go9 a kss,aori IS 5pyr y4i,LA Rls;t aY.'
|IAAYlD ALLEN, whose place o.. rssidsses
IL ID unknown, but supposedt 10 Be the StSte
Fcf Nebraska; simon Allen and .RliaAbsth ii.
isD; bis wife. who reside IN the StatS. .of west
Va: Jacob Allen and Helen klieh, his 3iy !:
and Mary Knowlton and Abhsr Ksosltous her
husband, Who reside in.ths, Stats Of Indi.na.
will take notice that Frederick a, LApapingl
OF the county Of Washington, In tbs state Of
Ohio, did. "a this Goth DAY of ssptsmbsr.
1877, file his petition Ill the court d comm6u
plesas within and for this coRhty of sMobroe,
in 1said State Of Ohio against ths said David
Allen, sinon Allen aud Elisabsth, his ,wifs,
Jacob Allen and Helen his, wife And AaiJ
Knowlton and Abner KnoNlton.. her husbapi
andIothsrs defendants the object and prayer
of y hich tition,is to obsaiaa q ,osasr of dis.
ltribution Of ths estate Of Jossph ,Allsn, de.
ceased, and to restrain the -Administratof OF
said decedent from paying ont monsy Of said
estate until such order is obtained. AUD. for
decree declaring piainnf The owner u ssix :
eighths of said est lts by virtue Of deeds 6t
leanxazanca. .mzda- to him bx sAid ,dAfapaant
The SAIL defendants ara notified that tksr are
required 10 appsar and answer said pstitioi
or or bsfrs the third Saturday after ths, 6sk
day Of November, 1871 'sss ssA4A
feqiag FREDERICK A: EANPINd,Y
By 0KEf b 0sls. and 1sn5
IsiBs ane b e7sd HolLlsEss 4 HcLl!srsa.
'epfss.H5xessil sscoI 5sas srhis Ast'ss
a ~ q. 1t.
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r lucinda BRADFIELD and James Brad
IL field. her husband. John ,Tnel.Jr., Daniel
TueL Jr., Sytha Hubbard and IBigraim Hub
bard, her husband, who reside in Monroe coun.
.ty, OhioS 0atharine Hub bbard and Gilbert Hub
bard, her husband, who reside in Washington
county, Ohio Susan Colvih and Casper Colvin,
her husband, and Jacob Tusl. " I'M are supposed
to reside in Tyler county. West Virginia; vii.
liam Tuel. John Tuel, Mary A. Btadfeld and
William Brsd6eld, her husband, who reside in
the State of Iowa, will tske notice, that on the
18th day of October. 1877, Stephen Payne, and
his wife, Elizabeth Payne, fled in the court of
common pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, their
petition against them. the object and prayer Of
which. is TO obtain partition Of thef following
described real estate situate In said county OF
Monroe, to wisyA part Of fractional seotion
twenty-eight, township nsof range four, be.
ginning for the same atthe upper edge Of the
ferry landing; thence with the middle of the
lane and road to she county road running ny
and down the river: thence down said road to
the corner Of a stable standing above and adj
rioiniug said road; thence around the said etable
with tho walls thereof to said road; thence down
the CENTER Of the road to Johnson's line; thence
with Johnson's line TO the river; thence up the
river to the place of beginning, including in
said tract The house, stable and ferry and being
the same land that was set OF to the widow oi
Daniel Tuel as q homestead. K.
Said petition will DO for hearing at the De
cember Term OF said Court. for the year IS II
commencing December 4. 1877.
HUNTER q MALLORY.
octls, ,'77wd AttJs fot PlaiStifs.
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Adm'rs Sale of Real Estate

II las
TN pursuante of an order of the Probate
i Court of Monroe County, Ohio, / will offer
for sale at public auction, on na .ssi5ss .,...s.
Saturday. the 18th ddy et December, 1877,
at O'Clock p. m upon the premises, the
following described real estate, situate In
Ohio township, in said county, to Wit:
Being the western part Of lot ndtiber three
in section twenty. thee, township one, range
three, beginning at the southwest corner Of
said lot number three, at tho section line
thence east BY the iine Of Beassirs land to .
stone at the southwest corner Of Artists land
thence north thirty -one rods to s:one;
thence east thirteen rods and fifteen links
to stone; thence north seven degrees east
two rods and fifteen links to stone; thence
north sixty-fo four degrees west nineteen rods
to a. stone; thence north twenty seven rods
to stone on the line of Isaac Thompson
land, it being the northwest corner Of said
Ris's land; thence west by said Thompson'l
land to the section line: thence south by said
section line sixty fours rods to the place Of
beginning,supposed to contain seventy acres
more or less. except thirty acres sold of oi
said above described tract by jacob suter 70
A. Rist, by deed dated July 10, 1875, and re-
corded vol. 81 pages 6S7 and 6SS. s.
Appraised at Al
TERMS OF SALs-0ne.third In hand, one
third in one year, and third in two years
from the day Of sale, with interest; the pay
ments TO be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. s tH
S6z Eyl49 So JOHN TIsHER, JR.
Il Admir- Of Jacob Suter, deed.
novl3,'77w4.
CKsr 4 oKsY Alt'ya.
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Ia''ae%L %LESALs NOTICE.. Es's ...s., ssss.

! itt.RbRIcK tRLts ani c.tolins Rii,o his wife
? VITO reside ii the STATE of New ysfk, /,
Albert Eorsnq Matildx Lafspts aadf Within
Lorents, minor children Of Mary torSiitS.
DECEASED, whp reside, ou, W hssliug Ialaad, In
the state Of West Virginia, Will take notice,
that on the 3ist day OF October, 1877, John
c. Dnefr, as Administrator With the will gu
usxed Of John u. D err, deceased, He'd shi'
petition IN the Prohsts Cont nef Aouros
comfy. Ohio, gsgainst than and the, other
heirs Of the said John. N. sDusrr, deceased; /;
the object and prayer Of saA .petition "a TO
obtain On order Of said Court % sell the f3l-
tlewing described real estate situats II said
lcounti, ,ato.rits a. Gjsus nsdW lisa Gsa
b Apartrcf the north hall Sof esotio q thirty.
avs, teFnshiP one of ranss ,hrss, containing
about forty .one acres, msrs or less: ,Al-o,. .
part Of the northeast quarter of the north
west quartsf % section tliifty Lave, township
ponseofsfsags thhsss soontainins aboat thistv.
kthrse derss, du ssli abcus seysuty -ibusxrrss.
and ebeius Ahe same land ofiwhieh tphuS y.
Duerr died ssi1sd, situate In Ohio. tevnsljip
in said county, and which land Ia fully de-
scribed ID the petition flea In ssid Ptobats
Court said sals ~ asksd fcs ths purpoasIo
paying the dsbnTef bald john y. DasFr. d.
besssedse1ldid3 ypAn ss sssG tdnsn sG
|. xsaid teetI:ioH will bss foe hsasins sby sid
court on The 10Th day Of pscsmber,, 1877. st
n o'clookH g. m, afsiiSIft time; uhIess you
sho~-csassitO thsa contrary. an oIdss willsbs
grsntsd "a pfsy ysA for IA sxid psfisidd. asHE
|Ea Hama Ia nRm A. JOHN Gstuv KRRsod
Adm'r, With the, Viii auRsxsd Of ,1ohaF.
Ouerr, decd. nov6,' ,'77t5..
Huarla q Mllloaf, Az, ysssR soy u
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! a W endelr Phillips saidto reporter o.
the sPhilsdelphia. Press that the Demo
cratic victory in Pennsylvania upmistak
ably foretold "thedefeat and subjugation
at no distant day,o of the entire Republi
can party. Furthermore, it settles it thai
the solid South will eventually rule the
Union as it did before the war;
Muhktar Pasha complains of the vic
lent storms at the seat Of war. which OF
ten delayed military operations They
are announced several hours in advance
bhy violent wind, which. tears trees uI
by the roots; then hail falls for an bou
or two with fury, the stones sometime.
heing the size sof hens eggs. This i.
succeeded by torrents of rain. Watel
penetrates everything through the camps
and the discomfort to the soldiers is in
tense. sosasla - t1Hs3 .sis ezq eds IS
+ One OF the striking passages of the
army debate was the statement OF Con.
gressman Wright Of Pennsylvania, who
represents q district in which troops
were stationed last summer. Mr. Wrigh
said that the troops were not called TO
by the community at large, but by tn,
mine owners and operators; that he hat
been there all the time, and saw no oc
casion whatever for an officers sword
or soldiers ,musket.. Accordingly ht
favored the reduction of the army.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

WooDsFIELp CHATTER, No. IS, R. A. M
Jere. Williams, II. P. James R., Morris. Sec
retary. Regular oonvocations-First Monday
after each full moon. .ai.,,.. q
MoNRoE LODGE, N .1S0, F, s. A MA
WoodsAeld.-H. B. Hill. W. NJ. Jere Viii.
liams, Secretary. Regular communications
Wednesday on or before each full moon.
CENTRAL LODGE, No. 279, F & A. MA
.calais.--J N. Danford, w. M. G. L. Eberle
Secretary. Regular communications Tuesda,
on or before each full moon. lano3 Eof 1ssh
z SUNsBURY LODGE, No 362, F. & A. MA
Beallsville.--David McVay, WIN. A. W
Darby. Secretary. Regular communications
Thursday on or before each full moon.
|. EVANSVILLE LoDeE, No. .470. +. q A. NJ
AT Graysville.- l. A. Wilcox, w. N. w
Okey. Secretary. Regular communications
Tuesday on or before each full moon.
CLARINaToN LODGE, No. 263, F6 A. NJ
At Clarington-W. T. Hurd, w. M. VIM
W. Messerly, Secretary. Regular communioa
tions-First Monday in each month.
STAFFORD LODGE, No 3U0, F. q A. MA
Stafford. Henry Smith. W. NJ. g. W. Mason
Secretary. Re gular Monda..
on or before each full lmoon. t3s'+7o.s
MAsrERToN LODGE, No. 429. f. & A. M
At Masterton Warwick, w. n. 2
B. Hannah, Secretary. Regular communica
tions-Thursday evening on or before each ful
moon. sr ,os.
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sHERtFF'S SALE.
n1e ssfa!Hnai. 6LJOl3lf 099n3s
yaa' y ssGsOrgs NetE ~ ssnilq q
'9ead a9ai1f ys. Doe steq lii's
s3ga@ ,,,3s Z, John Wright stsh "a h.1sI, a's, =

ny Sirtae of 4 csr,ainf order Of sale issued
from the court Of common piSss,, Within
and for the tcoaaty % Monros. snd ostats Of
Ohm. In a case pending insaid Sourt sstxssrt
the slove o panedBpsrtiss, aaitoims dinsotsd;
viii ofsrffol sals at public sections ~ ths
east door Of the court house in Woeds6sla aod
Saturday, the lst ddy Of December, 1877.
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock a. M. and
o'clock p. m, of saia day, the follos wing de-.
soribsd real estate situate IN eonros county,
Ohio, 10 ~it. beg0ioFg ssE 81 ishi 211
"a The northwest quartsr ot The seuthsast
quarter Of section .swelty.one, tovnshir tso
Of range four; slso. the southwest quattsr
Of the northeast quarter Of section twenty =
one. township two Of range folr; also, q
part Of the northeast qdartsf Of tie soHth-
east quarter OF section twenty one, township
two Of range fnur. CONNIE sneins II the nJrth
west corner Of the abovs dsscri6sd lxni;
thence south eighty rods: thshos ssst twenty
rods: thence north eighty fods;s thence vest
twenty rode to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning in sll niHety acres, be the sslns more
or less
Said property 30 ordered to be sold is sp-
praised at s2,5s5, aud may cell for two
thirds Of the appraisement Terms OF sale
cash. 'cG yiai ~ ~ a@tf t4s 81
itS gssHs sw +. o. LITrLE,l
ociso.T7ws. stsriG n. 9. Q.
OxEf 4 oxiS, Asvss lot pls.s,id.
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Partition Notice. /,

NoAHv CLINE pornelinsu Cline. Cypthis
IN Harpian sand John A. Harman hsrShus
band. Nancy Hartman and Henry Harman hel
husband. James Cline, Ruth Lisk and James
Fisk hsr husband, d,S Mary Gsult and James Il
Gault her husband, Sarah Z. Kinney and John
Kinney her husband. and the children,of Upibs
Pursiance, decds to witt Fratk i'll trsiance
Jane Purvianee, james : Parviahce. John H
Purviauce, Cornelius irvianoe, Joseph Puryi
ancs, Matilda PurYjance and 4nnetts Puryi,
snce, viii take notice that al psdtioh was filed
against themson the 2sth day OF August, A, D.
1877, in the court of common pleas within and
for the county5of Monroe, by Snmu Cline. and
is now pending, swhet ED said Saintie1 Clihede.
inands partiti6n of The following real estate
situate in said county Of Monroe, to wit: The
north half Of the rottheast quarterof the north
east quarter Of section twelve. in township
three. .lofs range sir. Containing twenty acres
also. the east half Of the sdutheast quarter O.
section seven, in township four Of range six
containing eighty acres; and that at tho -nerl
term Of said court the said Samuel Cline will
apply for an order that partition may bc made
81 ssBAMUM CLINE,
- By HoLLIsTEn & HohLIsTER, his Attys.
, sept4s77w6. 2sst3
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Odd FELLOWS DIRECTORY. Glory

5EKeAMrMRNrAT cLARINaroN-aAsG e. Robb;
O. P. John G.. Duerr, Scribe. Meetings
Second and fourth Monday in each month.
ENCAMPMENT AT Wo0DsFIELD.--Johni Do
herty, c. P. Fritz Reef Scribe. Meetings
First and third Friday in each month.
.WooDsFIELp LODGE, No. ,3T, / o. o. F.
John Doherty, N. c.. Fritz Rect, Secre.
tary. Regular meeting every Thursday.
DEXTER LODGE, No. 1896. I. o. o. Fat
Beallsville. s. g. Morris, N.G. W. Black,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday.
LEwIsvILLE LODGE, No, 49S, I. o. o. F.
Darling Harbin, N. g. James y, Hamilton,
Secretary. Regular meeting every Saturday
CbARtNaToN LODGE, No, ,525, /. o, o. F.
At Claringt,n,-J c Duerr.. N. g. Wv
Messerley, Secretary. Regular meeting every
Saturday evening.
,MILToNsBuRa LODGE, No. 6oi. T. o. o. F.
At Miitonsburg-M Peters, N. g. J.iJ
Rienenschneider, Secretary. Regularmeeting
every Wednesday evening. GgxHi1sH&
,,BaueBr, Erssr LopsE, No. $40, J. o. o. E.
Stafford, Ohio-G. W. Robinson, N. g.; ]. NJ
Mason, Secretary. Meetings every Saturday
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LEGAL NOTICE.

A7ILLIAM W.. aIvRNS, who resides ned
w, Sistersville, in the oouuty of Tylsf sud
State Of West Virginia, viii take notice that
on the 25th day Of September, 1877, James
Knowlton fled his petition in the court oi
common pleas or Monfoe csunt5, Shio,
against .you, aud Alexander Il. dtvsns, thc
object and prayer Of which Is to recover .
Judgment against you and said Alexander Il
6ivens, for the smount Of three promissory
notes signed by You aud A exander II. CIV
ems, payable to. order. Of Jamss KneWltpn,
each fortts sum q sl6s oa} dstsd ssptsm-
Der %, 1872. and payable April 1, 1874
April ]. 1875 and April l, 1915 respectively
that an Sfdefof sttsshmsnt hss been issued
in said action against yJu ard levied upon
your interest In portable saw mil
You are required TO answer said petition
on or. bsfore the 18th day Of Dsosmbsr, ls77
Dated 0otobetl16, lS77s "AaIa6q"
aup Is7-sa sia HUNTER H. sNALLoRY8a
Att'ys for JANIS KsowLroS,
octl6,'77w6.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
John Wiley,
= Z - Vs. - "a
5N & H. H. Lingo ct Al.

DY virtue of q certain order Of sale issued
ID from the court Of common pleas. within
and for the county of Monroe, and tate OF
Ohio, in a case pending in said court between
the above named parties.and to me directed,
will offer for sale at public auction at the
east door Of the court house in W oodsfeld on
Saturday, the 22d day Of December 1877,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m.r and
4 O'Clock p. m, Of said day. the following
described real estate situate in Monroe oouu-
ty, Ohio, TO wit:
Commencing at the southwest corner Of Sec
ton fourteen Ga, township Eve Of range FIVE
thence north eighty'two rods and two links to
stone; thence north seventy.eight and three
fourth degrees east eighty-two rods; thence
south two and one-fourth degrees east forty
nine rods and ten links to beech tree eighteen
inches in diameter; thence fifteen degrees cas-,
nineteen rods with the meanders of the run
thence south eight and one-fourth degrees east
seventeen rods with the run; thence south four
and one-half degrees east twelve rods to the
section line; thence west thirty-seven rods and
twelve links to the beginning, containing forty
i've acres more or less. "a E
Said property 50 ordered to be sold is sp.
praised at $500, and may sell for two
thirds of said appraissment. Terms Of sale
Cash. ~ ~ .A1sA.ss- - - W e
TO. LITTLE,
nov2e,'77w5. Sheriff N. C. o.
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LEGAL NOTICE. ss''

THE unknown heirs Of Elisabeth Keuhl.
i deceased. who reside in "Laudenhausen
Landrathbercirk Lauderbach Grosshersogthum
Hessen Darmstadt" in Germany, and ''the poor
folks in Laudenhausen Grossherzogthum Hes.
sen Dsrmstadt Kreis Isaudsrbsch and the Bur.
gomsster and Mmister of said town. will fake
notice, that on the 7sh day of November. 1877,
George Suppes and Charles Suppes, Executors
of the will Of Thsedore .Suppes, deceased, fled
in the Probate Court 81 Monroe county, Otio,
their several claims against the estate of said
Theodore Suppes, deceased. for allowance. IS
follows Amount claimed by George Nuppes
from said estate $4sS with interest thereon
from the Gath day of June, 1870. Amount
claimed by Oharles iSappss sfsomy sid estate
1877. : = - : = "A =
Said claims will be for hearing by said court
on, the 18th day, of December 1877, ut 10
O'Clock a. nd, = at which time unless you show
canse toithe contrary said olsims viii bs allow
ed as valid claims against said estate
Z Ks pTSsFHUNTER&7 R&7MAILQRY,x
Att'ys for the Executors Of the will 81 aTheo.
,dore Supsss, deceased. 49,, novl3.77ta.
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!, The ti,le Iof Ghszi. twhicb has he

q The title Iof Ghazi, which has been
conferred on Muhktar and Osman Pa
sha, is one of great distinction, and is
rarely bestowed on subject of Turkey.
1t lis, a matter of record that it is nearly
800 years since any individual was Sc
lected for such an honor. In the six.
teenth century, during the great wars Of
the Turks and Western Europe, it was
conferred on one or two occasions. The
last time it was bestowed in modern
days was upon the Fortress Of Shumla
which is always designated in official
documentsias Ghazi Shnmla. This for.
tress has been, besieged 81 times and has
never been captured! The titlei is con.
ferred on cities and Notifications and
their successful defenders.
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lAGg0EIEaaij SoFioG SIT

ts5zaE anknown EkiM ef EJyAUsth Keuhfl
i deceased, who reside in '-Lsudenhausen
! Lah afath hbereifk Ianaerbach oDsseer98thun
Hessan Darmstadt" in Germany, aud "the poor
felks in sLanlsahausen 6rosshess,HthSm.Ass
san Darmst stadt Kreis Lauderbdch and the Bur-
gomaster ands Minister Of said town VII take
nosice, that eIf the TN day btt tlsosuAesx 1877.
George suppsss Charles SupteS tad dhdrew
Twinem. as Exseut0rs. .ef the viii 9t lThsodore
Suppes, deceased, fled in the Pfobate Court OF
Mprroe sceupty. sohia their spetitionE against
them and the other, heirs of Theodore Suppes,
deceased: the object andprayer of said petition
is to procure an order for the sale IL thefo.-
lowing described real eststerof tbs ssid Theo-
dore Suppes. deceased, situate in said coapty.
to Wit beihg about twenty two acres Of land
In scetiod seven. township feurof rahte four.
in Adams township, |, and knqwnas ths csme-
ron mill property, and being tn, property
bought by nTheodore Sdppes,1 deoeased from
Sylvahus Hood md Ewife ina W 81 Wiley.
which said property is more Effiiy described in
the petition filed in aaid Probate Court Said
sale is asked for the pErpesc, q paying the
debts Of said Theodore Snppes deceased. Said
petition will sbe Tor, ,iiearine by said court on
The Goth. day Of December, 1871 at ~ o'clock
a. m at which time unless you show cause to
the contrary an order viii bo granted US prayed
for in said rpetitiou.ss tss6wzerd ekj ksE
HUNTER q. MALLORY,
Att'ys for the Exeeutots Of tho will oi .Thco-
q adore Suppes. deo1s 40 .soEsSanosi3. .ss1tSS
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IL EESome person, or persona, we're 80
ki1dsas to hnsk five shocks aofl corn for
SAMUEL HENDEssHof, q few8evenings
since; lbut we're 30 unkind ras 10 carry it
OF. Any had 50 mean IL I'd steal.corn
from one, 80 little able to bear the loss
as Mr.. HENDERsHor, ought to snlfer the
seSerest penalty of thelaw.. sGel
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-11-20

"No."
"How many stood BY him2"
"a few"
-"When did he fall?''
"He killed man, and wehn he fell be
laughed."Bms f
"You mean ne cried out?"
mo, he laughed. He had fred hi!
last shot,"
"From q carbine 2'9
"No, pistol"
"Did he stand up after he first fell r.
I .He rose up on bis hands to fire an
other shot, but his pistol would not &c
OFF, % q{yiugl8 .eiBIs<
"Was any one else standing up. when
he fell down p Ara .,.,s,,s ,sa,
zone man was kneeling; that was all
hut, be died before the Long Hair
"Sitting' Bull says there were only
squaws, old men and little children il
front of Reno, keeping him in bis strong
position on the bluff, and preventing hin
from giving aid to Custer.