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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-10
Local Correspondence.
CARRn1LrcwN. May ISIS.

CARROLLTCwN, May Z, 1873
DEAR FREEMAN-W:th more than ordinary
pleasure this week note the wedding of Mr..
Andrew Zoilner and Miss LuCinda AcCahan.
which happy event was celthrat ed this morning
st. Beuedict's church. Rev, Prior Amandus
performing the ceremony. The groom. bclHg
one of the leading members of our silverscOr-
OF said organization AT mass, during which sew
sral appropriate airs were rendered in excel
lent style. The best wishes of hosts OF friends
are with the happy young couple. and IL the
past is any criterion by which TO Judge he fu-
ture, we are certain that their welded life will
be long honeymoon Of happiness, May 1t so
prove is our sincere wish,
Our community was shocked and saddened
yesterday on learning that little boy named
Harry Hoover, an adopted, son OF Mr. simon
Wirtner, had been drowned The little fellow,
who was about twO-and-a- balf years of age,
moments before the sad event, when, missing
the child she Immediately went in search of
him and found him lying in a pond of clear
spring water, kept 10y Mr.. Wirtner as a fish
pond, in the rear of his residence. Every effort
was made to resuscitate the little unfortunate,
but all in vain-ihe doctors skill could not re-
call him from his angel home. The deeply az
hicted parents by adoption have the earnest
in :his grief at the loss OF the bright and prom
ising lad so dear 70 them.
The Carrolltown shaving and hair dressing
saloon has been removed to the fine and well
fitted rooms opposite the ST. Lawrence Hotel,
kept by Mr.. L. Scroth. This instiIuison is quite
a convenience TO the community and to stran-
gers, and particularly so as Mr.. Otto CHASER,
the tonsorial artIsI IS an adept In the business.
Under the skillful hand of MesSrs. Fred. and
George Snyder the foundation walls of the new
school house in this place have2 almost reached
completion, apd the brick work VIII soon be
commenced. It is needless to add that the
stone walls perfectly and substantia lily
hntlt, as ;he gentlemen named do nothing by
halves.
The reference in your Carrolltowu letter last
fully appI eciated by quite number of young
gentlemen of this place, and from what we can
understand 1t was generally endorsed in senti-
mcnt, as no doubt j. bad previously been in
pracuces Yours, &c, SUB.
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REGISTERS NOTICE

oIltE Is hereby given that rhs following
la the Register office at Ebensilr.r i'm md for
the county OF Cambria, and will be presented
70 the Orphans Court or said county. for con-
drmation and allowance. on WEDNESDAY tba
5th day Of JUNE. a. d. ISIS. To Wit:
/. The account or Francis O'FrIeI, admfnistra
tor Of Sylvester Little. deceased
2 The frst and huaI account Of John Repton
executor Of George Youuker, late Of Johnstown,
3. The hrst and final account Of Thomas uav,s
80 eoullRlstTstgr oi samuel Henry, late Of E5ens-
4 The second and final account or Daniel
l-outhcT, administrator of Frederick Tesh. lateoT
JOhnstown borough, deceased.
, . The hrst and nnal account Of Annie 5. NJ
Bates. administrators of George 4 Bates late OF
JohnstUwn borough. deccase
g. The first anu hnal account OF Mary Jane
iArliner eNeculriXo oi IN Ii rlIner late or Cam
brla township, deceased.
4 The fnaI account of Peter Strittmatter.
guardian OF Anna Mary Weibie late Of Carroll
s. The frst and huai account Of y. T. Speedy.
administrator C. a. OF WE. Mcpherson. fate of
g The frst and final account OF &. b. Ellis nd-
mlnistTator OF Daniel Morgan Parke. decreased
10 The second account Of Elizabeth N-IDonaid
ndmintstratrix Of Daniel VI Donald, late Of cam,
bria borough, decCnscd.
Il. The account OF George MAYER guardian Of
minor nun chliiTen oi John Helmgart, late Of Cam
u, The frst and fnal account or Jacob Fous,.
or OF usiinnah EOust late Of Richlaud
township, deceased.
Is Tho arst and partial account ~ Thomas
duncan, guardian o. Fora Belle and Henry N
duncan, minor children Of Henry II Duncan
~
Il. The second and final account OF Mrs Mary
NJ holelin. aumiuistTatrix OF A. Kopelln, late Of
Johnstown borough, deceased.
10. Tho account OF Sarah Boyle, executrfr Of
Daniel Ruylc, deceased. who was one Of the er-
ecutors Of James !. McGough, late Of Washing
ton township, deceased.
lo. The hrst and IaTtial account of Tohn Way
ner and James McMuilen. executors Of James
Doarmitt deceased.
Il. The FIRST and final account OF John ? Tfh
bolt and Alvin Evans. administrators Of Thomas
J Lloyd, deceased, who Was guardian of Iohn n
Humphreys, mtucF child Of Margaret Humphreys
deceased. = -
IS. The first snd final account Of Richard 7ft
tlnEs. guardian ef Seward ". Jones n minor
child ot hUgh Jones, late % Ebensburg borough
deceased
le. The second and final account OF John Gels.
guardian OF minor children Of Geo. J. NewkArnl
deceased. -
-. The second account Of John @ Kavlor
Thomas Snrgeant and Joseph Hugue srecutors
OF Peter haylOr, late Of Munster townshfp de-
ceased r
II. TIE account Of Joseph CDriste guardian ~
Matte Il, CaiIan, minor child Of William IlaI-
Ian. deceased.
= The hrst and final account OF t3rfmth T
Lloyd. surviving administrator Of John I.Iovd
late Of Cambria township deceased
y The hrst and partial ccouut Of Jas Hawks
one OF the administrators OF A. A Brooks late ~
C!earteld tcBnship. deceased.
JAMES n. SINGER. Register.
Registers OEice, bUensbuFg, May Q, ls-S
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ENJOY LTFF.-What 4 truly beautiful
world we live in Nature gives us grand
eur of mountains, glens and oceans, and
thousands of means for euj joymeut We can
desire no better when in perfect health but
how often do the majority of people feel like
giving it up disheartened, discouraged and
worried out with disease, when there is no
occasion for this feeling. every sufferer
can easily obtain satisfactory proof that
Green's August Flower will make them as
free from disease as when born, Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint is the direct cause of
seventy-hve per cent. of such maladies as
Biliousness. Indigestion, Sick Headache
Costiveness, Nervous Prostitution. Dizziness
of the Head, Palpitaton of the Heart aud
other distressing symptoms. Three doses of
August Flower will prove its wonderful eff
feet. Try it. For sale by Lennon g. Muir
ray, Ebensburg.
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Jahuary "a, 1910. !
L h. THOMPSON 1t is twenty Fl We years
since | was hurt by the falling of tree, in
Jured my back, and At times l have been
unable to dress myself without help, always
having pain in the small of my back L
blister ed IT a great many times and used a
large number of plasters with only Temporal
~ relief. In the spring of 1874 begaC TAX
ing your BarOSma, or Buchu, Back-ache.
Liver and Kidney Cure, followed with
marked benefit. / have taken six bottles
which removed the excrnciating pain
Words cannot express what have suffered
L have no! been as well in twenty-five wears
The Barosma is worth more than gold. I
take pleasure in testifying to its merits.
[. w, LIGHT.
Barosma is prepared hy E X. Tuom pson
Titusville, Pa. Price,S1. 90 per bottle For
sale by Lennon & Murray, Ebeusburg, Pa.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
4S account Of John Wagner, Assignee Of
Charles A McMullen. has been fflcd IN the once
ofthe Prothonotary Of the Court ot Common Pleas
Jf the County of Cambria, and that il exceptions
he not Fl led to the same or before the nrst day
oil next term. the said account viii be con nnrmed-
&. f. OfDON ILL, PrOthonotary.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-10

WANTED--By every one who has an in
telligeut conception Of its value--Health
Health depends upon the possession of pure
blood and pure blood is the sure possession
of those who use Dr.. BuIs Blood Mixture,
ackuo wledgod as superior blood purifier.
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APPRAISEMENTS

y - =.
w Notice Is hereby given that the fol
lowing named appraiseneuts of property of
dectdents, selected and sci apart foi the ,yitio,vs
OF intestates under che Act Of As=emf,iy -
lfth OF April, \. d 1881. have been Rled ir tbs
RcgIster's Office at Ebt nsburg. and will ne r,rf
sented - the Orphans Court Of Cambria conn
ty.ior approval aud allowance, on " EDNFSDA Az
the Sth day of JUSE. A. u. ISIS to wit:
l. Inventory and appraisement Of certain real
estate appraised aHd set apart Tor ElizabetL Re1
tram. widow Of Peter Bertram. lase Of Cs.r-oil-
town borough. deceased-ssO0.u0.
inventory anC aIpraisemCnt' o. certnfn per
sonAl property and real estate nppra ised and set
apart Tor Jane NJ Phillips. widow of John PM
lips, late OF Iohnstuwn borough. dec'd-s500 no
. inVeniory ans appra iseu uleut Of certain t,er-
sOnal property appraised and set apart for Hsrri-
et p Lloyd widow oI Thumas J I.fovd lste -
Ebensburg borough. deceased-ssoo. 90.
4 Inventory and apprRisement Of certain nsr
sonai property appraised ami set apart for Ma
garet Smay. widow Of Isaac suay. late OF Adams
township, decoased-S23s. 8.
> Inventory anu appraiscment OF certain per
sonal property appraised and apart Tor : rah
Boyle, widow OF Daniel Boyle late of l'ror L. f,r,
ship. deceased 500 90.
. inventory and Rppraisencnt or certain real
estate appraiscd and set apart Tor Margaret NJ
Cough. widow OF Jas. = Aietfouyh iafe ~ p-,-
tage, Cambria county. deceas cd s.,sO 40 VI
JANIS n. SINCE Register
Registers ONCE, Ebensburs, MAy 6. ISIS
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following personal

4S property has been purchased by me ai
judicial sale and left with the late owner. JACOB
JOHNSTON, Turing nv pleasure: l horse mule,
L two year old colt. l woke oxen, cows, head
young cattle II sheep. pigs. Iwo-thirds of tho
grain in the ground beds, 10 chairs, stoves 2
tables l cupboard, l clock, and a lot OF dishes
All persons are hereby cautioned against inter
fering In any way with said property.
JOS EPH HINES.
Susauehanna Twp. a pill 9. lsIs.t
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n L II "A VI ~ - w ~ ~ L II W SGiI
- DIR. Chase's Recipes, OF Information
for Everybody. in every county in the United
States and Canadas. ENLARGED by the publisher
to 6is pages, Ii contains over 1000 household re-
cipes ami is suited all classes and conditions of
society. a NonderfuI book and n household ne
cessity. 1t sells at sight. Greatest Inducements
offered to book agents. Sample copies sent
by mall postpaid. for $500 Exclusive territory
given. Ag"- more than double their money.
Address ID Oh se's Steam Printing House. Ann
Arbor, Rlichi-..i. I4-lO.-3m.
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z
John Jordan. Johns;own Boro', [ table,. 20 90
L. Unger, Washington TpN tables, 3 mos. Ii SO
TEN-PIN ALLEYS.
e. Unger, Washington TP., 2aleys, 5 mos. So
AN APPEAL will bel held at the Treasurer's s
Office, in Ebensburg, on MONDAY, the Sd day
or JUNE, a. ID. IS77, Vt O'Clock, p. M.
F. KIRBY,
May TO- 1S1S.4t Mercantile Appraiser.
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a SSIGNEE'S NOTICE. -SH,s "A
49, ans and wife. or Cleartield toxvpsl,;,
having made an assignment for the beDe6t >,
their creditors. al persons indebte ed n ss III
ors are herehy notihed 10 make Immediate - =
ment. and those having claims a. ainsf flls, tf1
present them. properly Authe ticatsd fsr setti.
ment, 10 d A CLARK, Assienee
CleRrfeld Topnsbfr
april q, is7b.-ot. SUI T.
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SALES.

I(I virtue OF Suniry writs Of Pli- II. F1 Tsnd
- ETpp1.- and -it1s feRd. EEpali., issued out
or the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cambria
county and 10 me dir, Cted. tbcre will be ox-
posed 10 public sale, at the Court House, In
Ebenshurg.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-05-10
SheriM1a Sales.

IlN virtue OF surdry wits OF Firr1 Ffci1s.
, = Atl1s FiSfi Ffcils aud Frud Er1f1rI.. issued
ont % ihc Court of Common Pleas OF Cambria
county and fp me directed. there viii be ex-
posed 10 pub iu sale at the Hotel OF Conrad
ttaAb. in .Tahf-sss.sn tsn
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= I'VE AGENTS WANTED to sell

- : ~ hoJAN-N t'A<i%, Io1llohOshIE
ProthOnotary's Office, Ebensburg, May 8, 1873.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22
From Washington.
ESPECIAL TO THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE /
WASHINGTON. d. O.. F.h -,

L"- ''0'A" ~ LIE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. ~
The day is being observed as semi.h0Iidor
The departments are Closed, but the stores c.,
Icons, &C., are open.
Neither House of Congress is in Session
both having adjourned yesterday till Mondou
The Committee on Privileges aud EIcct;o5,,
OF the Senate, or rather tour of them-Mcs.rs
Wadleigh, Cameron, Of Wis, Merriuon .mi
Hoar, heard Mrs. Hooker, sister Of Henry WarS
Beccher, 10 the committee room, and not tho
Senate chamber, as was announced 10 Soma ~
the morning papers, 10 behalf Of woman sn,
trage. She spoke for nearly two hours, ,nJ
pleaded the cause quite ably and pathctcar
She wants woman for President, women Srn
ators and Representatives, women politician.
and women to take charge Of the Nlormons and
the Chinese, and thinks that the dirty pool #
politics would be cleanscd by their admission in.
to the arena. A large number oil women We're in
attendance, many of whom We're evidently in
sympathy with the movement, but in the crowd
there was scarcely one that would pass as come
y, much less pretty. AS class the woman
Fighters are not the most attractive locking g..
their sex. Among the spectators were VIA
President Wheeler, Senator Beck ard som.
few other distinguished persons.
An amusing Incident was when Mr. Io,F
entered the room, and Mrs. Hooker acs,stcl
him as an angel !! !
to report in favor Of Dean, tho democratic "a, &.
tcstsnt from the Third Massachusetts Congress:
iopal District. SIS agenst FicI roIub,l,.n
tho sitting member.
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Congressional.

Ia the United States Senate, ye5rrl... i,t
bill for the relief OF the AlhcmaTc and Chy>.
pcakc Canal was passed without Opposition
The bill appropriates s.. 743 20 for tolls iu'
for transportation Of naval supplies.
Bills TO provide law libraries for the territories
of Dakato aud Wyoming, appropratIng S1,uot
fer the purpose, were passed.
The bill to provide for q commission OF liv2
to investigate the Alcoholic liquor tratlc,-Ihc
commissioners 10 servo without pay--wa~
taken up, but though Mr.. Morrill, urged IT,
passage, objection was made and 1t Went over
A communication was rtc:,ycd from the
Secretary Of War, showing the cost OF the
Sioux Indian war to have been -. 81; lh2
value Of ordnance stores expended, lost or d.
stroyed for want of transportation. amounted
to $40, 4G6.23. The casualties wcrc-Aird.
lG officers, POI enlisted meh; wounded, .
officers and l23 enlisted men.
Without reference to the - however, tGt
Senate adjourned till Monday, there b.ng
nothing important for copsi deralion.
The House of Representatives was engaged
nearly all day in 'he consideration OF the silver
bill, which was foaIly passed, with the Senate
amendments, the last vote being 2O4 to j..
The amendment striking out the free coaass
clanle was concurred 10 by Il vote OF 2V& sea-
to II nays. That providing for an lotcruatioa!!
conference was concurrel in by a vote 10 yeas
to II nays. The amendment in relation t. is
sue of certificate for deposit Of coin was cot
Cured 10 without a division, aod the a%eaa
mcnts having all beeu agreed to the hll! wa<
passed. Mr.. Stephens, Of & eorgla, had chargr
of the bill, the amendments to which Wy
bitterly denounced by Mr.. Ewing, Of Ohlo.
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Virginia News.

a correspondent Of the Lynchburg Vireinan
erumerates the following members Of ex u. s.
| Senator Lewis family. who arc provided for
by The government D. S. Lewis (son Of John
f. assistant district attorney western district
| Of Virginia l.. l.. Lewis. (half brother of
John F.,) district attorney eastern district of
Virginia B. w. Hoxie, (brother.iu law of
i. i. and D. s. Lewis assistant district attor.
ney eastern district Of Virginia; Beverly Bolts,
(brother n.law Of L. j. and D. S. LeWis,) col
lector OF internal revenue for the Staunton dis.
trict - Smith, brother of. Amber Smith,
(the latter Of whom is son.in.law to John F.,)
tobacco inspector in the Richmond District.
The United Brethren Conference, embracing
the Shenandoah Valley Of Virginia and por-
ton Of Central Maryland met in Winchester,
Wednesday. Bishop GlossbreDner, the senior
Bishop of the Church, opened the session.
The Conference will continue 10 session about
three days longer.
The members of the Grand Lodge and Uni
formed Corps Of Knights of Pythias turned
out n grand parade at Norfolk yesterday
afternoon.
The Lynchburg Homo Guards arc visiting
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues of Norfolk.
and participated to-day in military parade in
honor Of the ed.
A. B. GaigoD, Judge of the Hastings Court
of Richmond, died suddenly last night of
appoplexy, aged forty seven.
Thos. N. Ashby, Secretary Of The Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad Company, died suddenly
at Front Royal last week.
MIR. Il. JaqueIino Smith, of Clarke county,
died last Friday at the extraordinary age of
ninety three years.
WHY MONEY IS SCARCE.-The Detroit Free
Press says tn at, ifthose (the rich especially who
can would pay tho tradesmen and artisans cash
down for goods bought and work done, at the
time it is received from their hands, money
would be plentier, and the poorer classes would
be better able to meet the demand for stock and
labor. Firms representing from $40, 600 to $780,
600 capital can carry a few debtors, but the
$500 small concerns who have to turn over their
capital each week must have ready pay or 60
under. People who can pay. shirk payment
They will carry full wallets. rush their work in
ahead Of all others, and yet throw bill OF II
shllings until the creditor gets discouraged and
cancels the amount
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22
COMMUNICATED.

A NUIsANCE.-Th passengers on the w. &
0. r. R. for Washington are subjected to a
visitation every morning from deformed young
negro, who boards the car while waiting for the
local Washington train, and levcs contributions
from them. Having kept this thing up for
about two months the regular passengers are
inclined to think it is getting monoton-
Gus. EIe crawls into tho car as soon as it is
on the switch and goes through, giving to each
the benefit of his peculiar leer and an opportu-
nity of viewing his determines, and has become
perfect waking nightmare to the passengers.
Is there no relief either from the company or
the authorities? If this thing continues would
not guarantee Alexandria county from ku
kIuX visitation. EGO.
February 22d, 1878.
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Backwood' y Magazine for February has been

Backwards Magazine tor February has been
received from it's publishers, Leonard Scott &
Co., New York. Coutouts: Iron Clads and
Torpedoes;;" "A Visit to Sophia" giving a
glimpse of the Turkish lines; "A Ride fol
Life" Part of Mine is Thine, one of the best
tales now being published; Above the Clouds
The Life of tho Prince Consort;;" The Storm
10 the East. &c.
The South Atlantic for March has been re.
csived from its editor and proprietor, Mrs. Q. w.
Harris. Wilmington, NC. Contents: STANLEY 8
Great Discovery" Henry Timrod;" "A Bap-
iism of Fire." Davidson College," Evelyn
Choice;" "Lotos Flowers" "Hampton's Cam
paign 10 South Carolina, &c.
Littel's Living Age, for the week ending to-
morrow. from its publishers in Boston, with its
usual excellent selections from contemporary
literature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY q. 1873.

A comparison Of the condition OF tue country
now with what It was when Gan. Washington
died, though it may be gratifying to those Oh
it's citizens who form their estimation OF ma
ton BY the siz, of its territory and the number
Of its Inhabitants, is by 20 means SO to those
who take the prosperity and happiness OF those
Inhabitants into consideration. 10 l799 the
country was union of free, equal and independ-
ent States, Inhabited by peoples simple In 'he'l
taste and economical 10 their habits, contented
With their for.uces, and proud of their freedom,
aad who though. as distinctly peculiar as at
present. respected each others pecu|larltles' and
10 their political opinions we're divided by ideas
Of governmental policy, and not by sectional AMI
mostly. How each and every one OF these COD
di,ions have changed, and for tho worse. IS
made moro gariug by the memories recalled
by the recurrence of this. the anniversary OF
bis birthday Times change and men change
with them that both may become as they were
when Washington was proud OF his State and
his country, is tho hope of all true patriots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22

The beef packing establishment Of Nelson
Morris, at.the Union stock yards at Chicago,
was entirely destroyed by fire yesterday, With
1000 csrossses of beef. 1000 hides and 1000
barrels of tallow. The loss is estimated at
from $l2O, 900 to $3.50, 900, and the only insur
ance was SIC, 900 on the building.
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SIiiDRreCks

WASHINGTON, D. c., February p. 187S.-
The Signal Service station at Cape Hatteraq,
reports to the chief signal officer, at eleven a. NJ
as follows "A two mssted schooner in distress
has anchored two miles east by n. E. from
this station. She displays the American flag
with the union jack downward. Can get no as
sistance from this place. Have sent messenger
to life saving station. No. 10, which is twelve
mios from here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22

The appointment of three persons who had
previously been in the Confederate service to
subordinate positions 10 the U. S. Army has
been the subject OF profound consideration by a
committee Of the U. S. Senate, and 10 of such
grave mporta5c, that the committee will not
assume the responsibility If recommendation
10 the case, but report the naked fact TO the
Senate for such action as may be deemed ex
pedieut. Now if the committee were to push
its enquiries little further and report the
number of privates ia the army who were once
in the Confederate States service worry differ
ent state of affairs would be seen to exist
There need be 10 fear that the army will ever
b. officared by ci'devant Coniederates, but
whether its ranks have escaped the old Con
federate tnge is not 40 certain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-02-22

The Sioux war cost the government 10 round
numbers two millions Of dollars, and four hun
dred and eight killed aud wounded officers and
soIdiers-a Of which could have been saved
had the men it employed as Indian agents been
honest. Let the agency system be abolished,
and eutrust the care and subsistence Of the In.
diaus to the army. which will then have some
employment.