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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16
STATE NEWS.

a gloom was thrown over the community ct
Besus Corner, by the sudden death of Melvin
Bean, who was injured by being caught in the
main belt of the Franklin Mil at Pennington
| Falls on Thursday, the 9TH inst. /; he lived thir-
teen hours.
The steamer City of Richmond is soon to be
Withdrawn from the Portland and Machias route
| for the purpose of beinted and renovated for the
| SUNNI er campaign. The experiment of running
boat through the winter East has proved sue
cessful. and she has done q remunerative bust
ness. She will be put on the Bangor route about
the middle of April, and should the river open
earlier the steamer Lewiston, which has had ex-
tensive repairs, viii make q weekly trip on the
route Belfast Age.
Mr.. Daniel Moore, of North New Portland one
of those veterans lately added to the pension list
Is ninety hye years of age and saws his own
wood, and reads without the aid of glasses.
very large number of people are attending
the Greeley Institute this spring, at Cumber land
| Center The school now offers unusual induce
ments for securing solid education. In point of
education it is superior to any school in Maine.
Ii affords special advantages in music, French
and drawing, has commercial despair tment, and
a large class OF teachers fitting for summer work.
| = Argus.
Henry Fogg, Of Fairfield, returned from the
numbering camp Of Nye & Fogg last Saturday.
lie reports very fair winters work. When be
lett there was about fourteen inches of snow, but
1t was being rapidly melted away under the rays
Of hot sun. Mr.. Fogg was making arrange
ments for the spring drive, and he visited the
camps of Jacob Chase d Churchill, and Joel
Chose Il Boston on the Spencer stream. Mr..
George Gullter has hired about forty men and
will leave Fairfield in few days to drive Dead
| River.
At the meeting of the Trustees of Androscog-
gin Agricultural Society, Saturday, it was voted
to hold cattle show, exhibition and fair October
lst, ID and 3d. 1873. in Lewiston.
Mr. .Jnhn Tvnch nf Machias has n Spa nah
"quarter" coined in l7lS; also one coined in
J 1885.
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W ASIIING1ON.
Committee Doings.

WASHINGTON, March 10. The committee on
banking sgreed upon bill providing for issuing
OF silver bullion certificates. The bullion Is to
be counted at its equivalent in coin, less mint
charges, and cost Of transportation. The ceItif-
Gates are TO be issued by aay silver coming mint
or assay Office, and to be redeemable ut the assay
Office in New York, and the mint ia San Fran
cisco. The certificates are to be legal tender in
payment for all Government dues.
The committee on postoffces of tue House,
have nearly completed bill for Classifying mail
and postage. 1t is divided into four classes, viz. !:
first, written matter; second, printed matter Of
two kinds, privileges and ordinary; third, other
printed matter; fourth, me chandse. The rates
now existing probably will not be changed, but
classification is simplified. The bill will prohibit
carrying mail matter outside the mails, and au.
thorlze the postmaster general to use relurn pos
tai cards and combined letter sheet and eIvel
opes. The committee is divided Is to whether
any distinction should be made IN rates on second
class matter, or whether the rate should be uni
form. Probably the law will remain as 1t is,
making rates and cents per psund
Cabinet Meeting.
The Cabinet meeting to-day was devoted prin-
cipay to routine business; nothing of more than
ordinary imp0itlnce was under c0nsiderat ION.
The receipts for internal revenue to-day We're
S2S7 l2l, and from customs S3l62 92.
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FARMINGTON.
4 Nest of Thieves Captured.

FARMINGroN. March ID. De ective j. S. Head
arrested young man named James Allen aud
tao coniederstes, at West Farnington to-day
and secured quite an amount Of goods that had
from time to time been takea from the depot.
They prove to be the parties that broke into
the stores of Cannon & Hines about one year
ago; also on the 22d Of February.
They old offenders, shrewd and smart, but
the veteran Head was too much for them.
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DisAsfers 10 Maine Vessels.

Schooner Florida, of Belfast WAS hauled on tie
railway at Jacksonville, 7th, and found to be un.
injured. requiring caulking only.
The ship Harvey Mills of Thomaston, Fl ON liv-
erpool, lost all her topgallsnt nssts and an eut
suit Of sails, and had her cargo dana ged by wa
ter
Schooner Carrie W. from Esstport for Boston
which arrived at Portland, Sth. i, leaking 100
strokes per hour. She i. discharg ing and will "a
on the railway 10 be caulked.
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PENNSYLV ANA.
Suspensions.

PHILADELPHIA, March Is. Furness. Ash Il
Co, the oldest dry goods and auction aud comm s.
sion house in this city, suspended to-day. They
were successors to Furness. Brlnley i Co. The
members of the firm have been in business forty
years. The suspension caused by the general
depression in business. Nearly every failure OF
consequence in the dry goods trade have effected
them. Their liabilities are between 100000 and
$4,000. The principal losers are banks who
hold the firms paper 1t is expected they will be
able TO settle in full, bat the assets consist msin
of real estate. 1t is not known how much can be
realized.
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FOREIGN.
The Silver Question.

LONDON, March 10. The Telegraph says yes
erdAv's rise in silver was in consequence OF the
purchase of $4,000 for shipment to America.
Bulgaria.
1t is semi offic ally announced from ST Peters
burg that Prince Batenburg, the Czarina's ne
phew, is proposed for the throue of Bulgaria.
Financial.
The Stock Exchange to-day is depressed, and
securities have a downward tendency
Grain.
The first cargo of grain from the Black Sea
since the raising of the blockade, has arrived at
Falmouth.
Italy.
ROME, March Is. The new cabinet is not yet
formed.
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Orb

In iiallOwe March II, Mr.. Charles A. Franc Ia,
aged - years II months. Funeral services in the
Free Baptist church on sunday (to-morrow) at
half past IL O'Clock, p. NJ.
In Windsor, March 6, Mr.. Sanford Coburn, aged
80 years.
In East Wilton, Mar. o. Asa Morrow. aged IS
years Q months.
In New Vineyard. Mar. 3, OF CONSUMPTION, Mr.
VIM. H. Fnllcr, ag d - years months.
In Evanswood, Wis, Feb. 4, Thomas Bood
ny, aged IS years. Formerly Of Rangely.
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FINANCIAL 4 COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
E-uxyrN1 Bvpanr

New York, March Is.
Money loaned a. tat on call and closed at C.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at $3.50 SASSY tor 80 days, 4s7sa-
for demand.
Gold opened at l0l- and closed at l0l a.
Carrying rates, 4a2I1 per cent. Borrowing rates
Sac.
Clearings, $l3 1872 900. Custom recepts,s 1874 coo.
Treasury dsbursed-s6i,o 1905 interest, 100000 for
bonds.
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OHIO.
Cincinnati Savings Bank.

CINCINNATI, March 10 The commissioners
appointed by Judge Burnet to investigate the
affairs of the Cincinnati savings bank report to-
day that the asses were $4,000 and the lsbil-
ties S431 900. The examiners declare that the
alta Ia of the bank have been prudently man
aged, and tt e security on hand for the payment
of the obligations is more than ample.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO The
1a,ls Ksanease journal.
SOUTH BERWICK.
Death.

South BERWICK. March Is. Mr.. Charles E.
Whitehead, merchant tailor, died very suddenly
this morning of paralysis. lie was highly es-
teemed as a business man Of strict integrity, and
was an active member in the church and society
affairs, where his loss will be deeply felt. He
leaves wife and four children, who have the
sympathy Of the community.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16
FROM CAPE TOWN.
The Insurgent kaffirs Divided into
Plundering Parties.

LONDON, March ID. Advces from Cape Town
to February 25 say that there has been 10 ser-
fighting since last reports. The nsuIgent
Katirs are divided into small parties, which
endeavorlng to fight their way through the pa
roles and reach settlements for plunder. The
worN OF preventing them csnylng out their OBJ
jeet Is excessively tedious.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
Rumored Proposed Action of the Presi-
dent.

NEW YORK, March Is. 1t is rumoreJ that the
President is about sending a special message to
Congress the civil service reform. together
with nominations for collector aud naval Off
GERS in New York.
Friends of the administration in Washington
claim that the New Hampshire election is Il victo-
~ for civil service reform, aud is an endorsement
of the President.
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BE WICK.
Election.

GREAT FALLS, March Is. Thursday the Der.
wick, Maine election ended after a thrce-days $
contest, by the democrats, finally electng re-
publican on the board Of selectmen. A ereenback
club has been organized there, and both patti, :
are Joining it.
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BIDDEFORD.
u. 3. Marshal Marble.

has been in this city to-day, looking up parties
who sell liquor without license Margaret Nor
ton only, was secured and taken to Portland for
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GEORGIA..
HANGED.

ATLANTA March Is. Gus johnson, the muir
derer of the negro ferrymsn Alfred, was hung in
Rome, Ca, at o'clock this afternoon. A ire
mendous crowd was present johnson confessed
to four murders. He made profession Of Ieli. Z.
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SOUTH CAROLYN \.
The Anderson Case.

New YORK, March Is. n. p. Converse, fore
man of the jury which convicted Anderson, has
sent feeling petition to Governor Nichols, to
pardon Ard grson, being satisfied that the law in
h. case La, been indicated.
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Send for our NEW CATALOGUE OF
WOODWORKING MACHINERY,

Complete, wi h cuts and prices of all latest and
best styles. HILL, CLARK CO.,
1871 MIX Street,
marl6.teod!m Boston, Mass,
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FRANKFORT.
Sudden Death.

STOCKTON, March Is. Died of paralysis Friday
morning, Mr. Amos Is. Treat, well known Cit.
zen Of Frankfort. lie leaves wife and two chi!'
dren.
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EnlluIe.

MONTREAL, March Is. Peter Higgins, propri-
etor of the Canada Boiler Works, has failed. Lii
abilities not large.
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VIRGINIA..
Suit.

RICHMOND, March 10. The United States
Circuit Court has decided in the case of the heirs
OF Gen. X. L. Lee against the U. S., to recover
the Arlington estate, that the government must
make answer on the merits of the case.
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SITTING BULL.
lie is Making Trouble with the Domino
ion Police and the Blackfeet.

TORONTO, March Is. Edmsnton advices say
Sitting Bull is fomenting trouble between the Do
minion Mounted Police and the Blsckfeet, over
the enforcement of the Buffalo protection act, and
trouble is feared
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ESSEE.
Fire.

MEMPHIS. March l5 A special from Hot
Springs reports another fire this morning. -Four
wooden buildings on the east side OF Valley street
adjoining the recent great fire were destroyed.
Loss $40 900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16

Weather Indications for To-day.
For New England and the Middle States,
rising followed by falling barometer, cold north
westerly winds, shifting TO warmer south west or
southeast, and clear or partly cloudy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16
Arrest of POIygamists.

BosToN, March ID. State detectives Elade a
rand yesterday on the town If Shutestury, Alhol
county, where they ancsted number of me u
who charged with living III open poygsmy
They were held in bonds for trial in the superior
criminal court for Franklin county. 1t is sllegt d
that many others will be arrested for the
offence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16
.lrdl a1o State Mems.
THE BELGRADE TRAGEDY.
The Trial Of James savage for killing
his Wife.

SECOND DAY-CoNTINuATIoN OF THE CASE ON
THE PART OF THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
REVELATIONS -TaE GOVERNMENT WITNESSES
ALL HEARD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16

BOSTON, March Is, 1878.
Eastern Railroad, 6f.a0-
Boston Il Maine Railroad lOGk alO7-
Portland, Saco 4 Portsmouth, alb
Boston Maine Railroad 7s, ALL
Eastern Railroad new, 63-a6sk
MaiRe state Is, lI2-aOO0-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-03-16

MANSFIELD, March II. Cspt. Lewis Stevens,
car inspector al thi, place for the Boston, Cnnt IN
x Fl,chbuIg railroad, Was struck by an engine
this forenoon aud had both legs CIT of, and he
wa. so horribly mangled he cauuot live.
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NJ MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire.
Fatal ccideni.

TAUNTON, March ID. A tenement house in
Southeast Taunton, was burned thi. morning.
Loss 81 00 insurance 81 200.
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Boston Stock List.

Sales at the Brokers' Board.l
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
Ten. Shielda.

General james Shields, who has been
the subject Of so much turmoil ia Con-
gress, was born in Tyrone, Ireland. in
1910; came to this country in 1926; set-
tied In Illinois; studied law; was q LEG.
islator and Judge; was made by Pok
Commissioner Of the General Land OF
dee; was made Brigadier General for
the Mexican war; was shot through
the lungs, but recovered; fought at
Chepultepec bareheaded and In his
shirt sleeves. without a horse: w
again wounded; rescued from outrage
a lady and her daughter in the night-
time by a secret and disobedient sally;
became Senator from Ill. was afterward
beaten by Lyman Trumbull; vent TO
minnesota; was, a. n farmer, elected
therefrom tn the Senate of the United
States rs n democrat; became a Briga-
der General ia the Union army: snc-
ceeded Lander; drove out Stonewall
jackson while Fremont was pursS,inV
jackson through the Shenandoah. both
Federal Generals being victims Of a war
department; was nominated for Major
General, but was not confirmed. and
removed To a farm in Missouri, where
he has since lived on Q pension raised
from S3l to ESQ . month. lie N i've
feet eight inches tall; has a swarthy
face and dark hair; speaks huently, and
Is little visionary, enthusiastic I'd
adventurous.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

w.. sSSoo&neil wss convicted on the ibsh os
April nomss Dskis 10 sow 10 be tried Tor
participation in the ssme murder.
A destructive fire occurred In Clarks-
VILE. Tenn, On the night Of April 18Th. Fifty.
ssven housrs we're burned. with . lo~s estimst-
I'd 81 $4,000. Insurance, estimated II oisO,.
90. Ths Gre h regarded - the work os On In.
esodisry, snd 10 the supposed resuit II the 70.
cent lynchins Of . negro fos the attempted
sspe Of . vhits wih.
News at Sheridan's headquarters. In
Chicago, from TeIss, asys that Q party ~ In.
disns are reported % have crossed into Tesss
sisty miles below Duncan. and that . party Of
IApans and two Mesieans were seen going into
TEXAS from Petojss, Mesico. Des,~rsd,es
have murdered . brother of the Marshal Of
Iodero. Scouts ere looking for the mArsuders
who had been sts.''ug hosses and cattle. Lieut..
Biseiow has . detachment pursuing them, and
lively times are expected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

rscses. The evening sessscs vN - Irbsrsrs
a .oinmtiA tusinssa Adtvaned
aoraaL
wAsuisoros. Saturday, Apdi D-The Hoo~
vsnt into committee Of the Whole ca The prst-
once appropriation bf1i. The sppsopetsiioo
Tor pot route maps So Increased iron e6,UD
"a e<0,oo An s~fs~sdnens vsa aGr-ed 70 CIV
ret cotBaissioo ID unpaid DostAxe rolls sed.
on fecetpe Tor waite pap1s, postage soAaps
and osrdA and cancelled matter actually mall
ed o. ths<s once; provided hey do not rccei's
over EXC ior any one qusrSes eriusive 81 the
sp~eisl mail asen,s vsA stricken out, and the
committee ru~e. Tucker. frvm The vsys and
means committee, reported . bii taxing to
bseco, Incomes etc, which vsa rsfercd W
eommittee - the whole. Adjourned
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02
FEARFUL TORNADO !
oeSot Less q lleo sad OsWaes n
lerspesty h uestAwssaesu leVs.
Nail Stones Of Great Size.
The Cyclone R:aseuas rrs0 Gsuair.
Web. a0 asSr0 Sake. In.

Reports reach us from various points In
Northwestern Iowa, Of q fearful tornado which
visited the region between Blair, Nebraska,
and Storm Lake. Iowa, on sunday evening,
April 2ls'. That, at least, seems ~ have been
the region Of i,s greatest force, although i,s
extent was far greater, but not 40 violent else
where. We give reports from various poiu,s
AT Wall Lake, Iowa, II struck the tow d.
s'roying a portion Of II. Thr~c persnas we're
Injured. Serious damage Was done a Storm
Lake. The loss Is estimated ia Bucns Vista
county at e2S, 0O. A man named Brush, Mrs.
a. q. Booth, and . lady " years Of az were
killed outright. Thirty persons we're wounded,
some fatally. Many houses we're completely
destroyed. The tornado struck the Northern
part Of Crawford county about s O'Clock. Ten
houses were demolished, and nye persons are
reported killed outright, and eight others 49,
verely wounded. Wherever II struck, the houses
and barns were carried hundreds Of feet snd
utterly destroyed. Al Denison, several per
sons are reported killed, and also several At
Poineroy and Fonda, on the Illinois Central
railroad.
Specials 90 the STATE Register give some incl
dents and particulars Of the storm, A. ~follo~s:
The track OF the cyclone Was from q mile ~ \
mile ana q hall Ia width. There vas some very
heavy hail. In one instance y number Of stones
fastened together measured fourteen inches !
circumference Near Ooawa . man was driving
adouble team Of horses. The wagon, harness
and driver were taken up bodily and carried
several yards and Get down on the Illinois Cen.
trail railroad. Al other points the damage was
more serious, accompanied by loss Of life. A
whirlwind or tornado passed over Storm Lake
from the southwest Threequarters Of . mile
east OF town the residence Of Alfred King was,
struck and lifted from the foundatioI and '
dashed into . thousand pieces. Mr.. Kings
mother, who was instantly killed, was found At
ZONE distance from where the house stood. The
other members OF the family escaped unhurt.
The lighter timoers OF the house we're pounded
Into ktndliDg- wood, md the tnpes I'm IN. o,ch-
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

James Parton IL living Quietly NJ
Newbaryport. Mas. In his fifty seventh
year; He labors In the morning and
IN the afternoon strolls among his
townsmen.. with whom be is popular.
He says that he has lost several posN
tom because he is y free thinker. For
twenty years he has been engaged ON
his Life Of v~Oltaire," which he Is try
ing TO make the lone well written hook
OF his life labor"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02

One Of the most remarkable races that
ever inhabited the earth IL now extinct.
They were known IN the Guanches, and
were the a~borigines Of the Canary
Islands. In the sixteenth century, pes.
thence, slavery, and the cruelty OF the
Spaniards succeeded In totally exter.
minating them. They are described as
having been gigantic In stature, but of
singular mild and gentle nature. Their
food consisted Of barley. wheat, and
goats milk. and their agriculture wa
Of the rudest kind. They had q religion
which taught them u : future state al
rewards and punishmenta after death.
and Of good snd evil spirits. They re
gArded the volcano Of TsneriFe q the
place Of ~punishment for the bad. The
bodies Of the dead were carefully en-
balmed and depositsd In catacombs,
which still continue to b an object Of
curiosity 70 those who visit the Islands.
Their marriage rites were very solemn,
and before engaging In them their brides
were fattened On milk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-05-02


A cheese factory has recently been
ssarsed In FILLMORE coussy.
The winter wheat In Cunning county
\ hooking remarkably well.
N.,~,n~ ,,ti Nth ,hr.. ,u, ~
-. DC,
wv"
Ane 49," '
The . mouse square IN fs'Is eity'
~ been cunansnted with lomhsFdy popiars'
Thsre mas besn more trce.plantinR In
Nsbrashs this ysss than In any previous ssssoo.
Tho ,uvv n Wahoo. In the murder
-. n, =. ,c,,,. ~. eor,a v.,d,., ~
-. IN ,hs A., 49,.
Inc hcssIs. DsV's' " Sh''ey co"h'y'
.S.s".. s.-ss"..
o returns OF NO as.e'sors S"'
me coun'y' nov the popu'sto" 70 o. 'o'o'''
- increase Of ',xO since 'sst yssr'
The cherry, ample, plum and peach
r.. $500, o.. ,.u,, 4. y.,.,.,,v yood
sh.c.sna,. ~. 49,.
John w. patsison. WIN VA. thu edItor
A.h. Ou... 49, A., :, .y.,.
s.,.c, Cwv NJ a.. 49,. .w.,.y..
Red and busy life. He was Nehrasha's frs
editor.
Al Elkhorn. April Goth. n son OF Mr..
~ s'NH Fyss ~ stf
nAoms. ,J.coh.oo. nina vs.y. ala. IN .,,smD,.
s,v N catch : ,,dc ON : train vhtls uodcr mi,
-s..s, On -. A.. -. 49,. a.. 81.
ps.sed over him. k,llshs him ius,sntly.
n. Grand C.,,r,, t,.,., :, Oman.
1000 ..s......-.. a., 49, :. 400
~ nv
go 80 ~."'' p,op..y
% w's n"s~'v "
w. " ""k "'
"
Ferdinand Schultz and Henrietta
0shle, the Wayne county murderers have been
allowed 10 plead guilty 10 msuslaughtcr. The
district attorney did this 70 ave expense TO
the county, and from . natural fear os tender
hearted petit jurtcs.
n sL.,.,o, ~ thu, mammoth .r,.
49,, ,.o.n,,v a,..ov.,.a . ,.- mia. go, =,
t.. s,.,,:, ~ ~. T,.,on p..,s. 4. ,,.,n.
W" 80
sspense the work IL being done. The skeleton
ho feet long. II 10 not . pctnfaction, hut
sctual bones.
3 Two unknown men arrived In Omaha.
Ami ,4,h. having charge Of an imam. man
- ----a "a A.. u--.- ss..s
nom 'nsy ree,s'eIeu !. .ne s,me' ho'e'
80 """, ."" % my p''T r"s
o I"s ."ou'e" "e"u''.pps. rro"
pspe.' .ouna ~ pcs.'s''"n OF uhe 'ns.ne man
mis believed 'hs. Nv name wss coFrecay siven
ssa s".' m. we '''''e' ~ De'S' s'a''o"'
Gen. Sherman has addressed . letter
70 Hon. Frank wsieh, In reference 70 . militia.
y pcst On shs Niobrass, 70 gusrd sgaipss the
0ioux Indians. He cais attention 8 The ssct
hat n viii necess,tsts AN s.o,os,,sasou nv