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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1878-09-12


HARVEY HoTCHKIss, son of George
L. Hotchkiss, died at the family resi-
dence in this village, Sunday, Septem-
Der s, at ii O'Clock, after an illness of
about three weeks. His disease was
a malignant form of typhoid fever
complicated with dyptheria. All rem
edies that a council of our most able
physicians could recommend, was
tried, but in vain. His system had be
come so thoroughly impregnatcd with
malarious poison, that human aid
could not avoid the terrible calamity
which has befallen this grief.stricken
family. His funeral ok place at
l 80 p. m, September 10, and was
conducted by Rev. e. V. Wilson.
The news CT the death of this esti-
mabie young man was received with
more than ordinary sadness in this
community where he was born and
Tad grown up to mans estate. AS a
son, he was the pride and JOY of fond
parents. who looked forward to him
as their comfort and stay in their de-
clining years. With what tenderness,
what fear and despairing agony that
doating mother watched increasingly
over him, while struggling with this
cruel disease, none bu. her God can
ever know.
Mr.. Hotchkiss was a member of the
High School senior class, and would
soon have graduated with honor. The
school headed by it's Superintendent
attended his funeral in a body. lie
was greatly esteemed by his teachers
for his generous, manly character, and
by his schoolma.es for the many good
qualities of his head and heart.
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a LARGE stock of Select Sheet
Music at +. III. STILES, which will be
sold Mt a discount of 20 per cent,
ererybody gets the advantage. Teach
ers will find it TO their advantage to
call, SIS.
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Attention Farmers
SheriT.s Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO, PORTAGE COUNTY. SIS.
DURSUA ANT to the command of a Venfi Ey.
Il issued from the Court of Common Pleas
within and for said County of Portage to me
directed in the cause OF James Ii. Rhodes Ad-
ministratOr, plaintiff VS.. A. e. Chapman, defend
ant. will offer for sale at public auction at tn
door of the Court House in Ravenna county and
Stale aforesaid, on
saturday, the 5th day Of October,
A. d. 1878. between the hours of one ami three
O'Clock p. M of said day, the following describ-
of Ravenna, County of Portage and st ate of Ohio
and is bounded and described follows: Being
south half of lot ten (t0l and nine feet and four
inches Off the north side of lot No. nine (9 in
Fl. L. Days Addition to the Village of Rayenna
making thirty-nine feet four inches frontage by
about one hundred and eighty feet deep.
Appraised at $14OO 90. Terms of sale, cash
B. f. KELLER, Sheriff
PHELPS & PPELHS Att'ys. 523-5w
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NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersign-
IN ed has been appointed and qualified As
sIgnee of The estate and property of Orln C.
Stur'levant of Freedom. Portage County. Ohio.
All persons having claims against said assgnor
are notified to present them duly verified for al
lowance within six months from the Sd day of
September. 1878. j. III, NICHOLS
Ravenna. Sept. Sd, 1875 5s4-3w
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RE-UNIoN OF l04TH EEGIMENT-
The brotherhood of the 10Th Rcgt..
o. V. L.. will meet at Salem, Ohio, on
Thursday, Sept. 10Th, 1878. Let US
make our 10Th annual reunion u sue
cess. G.. 7. REED,
Sec'y of the Brotherhood.
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Ir is evident our City Dads do not
use spectacles of the same magnifying
power our citizens do, OF they would
not have made that unsightly jog in
the new sidewalk they are putting
down on Chestnut street, to avoid
crossing ditch about two feet wide.
With this exception it is creditable
piece of work.
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Summer Complaint t.

Many persons have died this season
of summer complaint and other dis
eases who might have been saved by
using DR.. Fenner's Golden Relief. 1t
never fails in diseases for which it is
advised. Price 25c, SOC and 81.
Sold by Belding e Armstrong, and
L. p. Seymour & Co.
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IJACKMETACK' o popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by L. T..
Bgainerti 6 Son. Ravenua, and else
where by ali dealers
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A FINE lot of silk velvet frames for
Card and Cabinet Photos, at F. Ii.
Stiles. 52l-2t.
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BUcHTEL College opened on the ;'rd
inst. with an encouraging number of
students.
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Palmyra Restaurant!
T. Fl. POWELL.

Fl. Fl. POWELL
las opened a Restaurant south east of the
Public Square in Palm rra-on ihe old CaniicEi
corner-where meals, either hot cold. will be
served at all hours, in the very best shape.
The best brands Of AIc and Eeer cons antly
on hand
Palmyra. Sept Q. 1873. 5ai-f
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Apportion- No. in No to be

Given under my hand this 3Oth day of August
A. d. 1873. Il. +. KELLER, Sheriff.
Portage County, o.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAVENNA, O.
Designated DcpOsitary of the
u. s.

U. Bonds and Securities bought, sold and
excha cd, at our counter, at best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commission, IN New York, or any de-
sired market.
Highest Market rate for 500 and 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver, and premium funds
OF all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on all the principal
Cities in the United States.
Sight Drafts en- England and ireland and
Passage Tickets to or from those Cities at
New York rates
Revenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Depotits of Business men and
individuals received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed.
Interest allowed on time deposits may be
agreed upon.
W. Fl. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON. President.
Sept. 8. 1868. IT,
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New Advertis'ts.
LOST

II AIDES GOLD sPECTACLES. in case
~ on Sunday p. NJ. Sth inst. on the road to
Kent Supposed to have been lost between the
Village and MIR. ID StOcker's The finder will
be rewarded by leaving them with
Sept. Q, 1879. f. S. COMSTOCK.
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The DEMOCRATIC PRESS.


CEHETERY GATES open from EIGHT \, NJ
till SEyEa +. NJ, until further notice.
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IN CONCLUSION.

Following Mr.. Wilson's very eX-
ccllent address came resolution 10
send photographs of deceased mem
bers TO The Secretary for framing and
exhibition at the annual meetings, and
an invitation from S. d. Harris, in be.
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This was followed by the announce
ment that in consequence of the ina
bility, through previous sickness, of
Rev. w. +. Day, ID. d., TO be present,
his Alternate, Rev. Andrew Wilson,
of Ravenna.would deliver the Grafton,
the latter gentleman responded with
an address most appropriate to the
occasion, a brief outline of which is
herewith given:
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p, CLARK

Desires to call the attention of his patrons and
all in want of Goods in his line, to the fact that
he Is RECENT q
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INDIANA.

IHprINAroLIs, October s.-The election
is progressing quietly, with indications OF
A yerv full vote. There are three full
ticket; for State officers and Legislature,
and three candidates for Congress in all
the districts except the Seventh lndianap-
oils and Twelfth Fort Wayne districts. In
the former the Democrats endorse Dr. Del
amytre. the National nominee, and in the
latter the Republicans vote with the Na.
tionaIs for Stndebaker. Comparisons will
be made on the Secretary OF State with the
vote cast for Governor in 1876 The ticket
being very long, reliable returns can not
be obtained until late.
ISpIASAPoLIs, October s. Thirteen
townships in various parts Of the State
show a net Republican gain OF / on the
vote of Secretary Of State over the vote
for Governor in 1876. In the same town
ship the Nationals gain IS votes over their
vote in 1876. The Republicans claim the
election OF Hanna for Congress in the In.
dianapolis district over DeLamyter, Na'
-tional.
IxptIS4r0ErS, October s.-Thirty town
ships show Democrat gain OF IL. Nat
ional gain Of 3l3.
IXpIAxAPoLIs, October SILKS r. "
Fony-six townships show net Demo
cratic gain Of IS.
Returns from forty towns in twenty-seyen
counties show the following vote Tor Sec
retary OF State: Shanklan. Dem, 3,102
Moore, Rep, 4, ,455; Jones, Nat, $50. The
same places in 1876 gave for Governor
Domosrat Z Sl7. Republican 4. IS8, Green
back ll6. Democratic gain los.
IxprASAPoLrs, October s.-Smith, Mint
District, for Governor, eighty-nine town
ships give McCabe, Democrat, sol; Roth
Republican, ,229i; TempIeton, National
l6I. The vote in 1875 stood: Democrat
S57, Republicans 1921, Greenback s.
! Tenth District, threetownships, give Re
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LoxDox, October s.-A Vienna cores.
pondent writes that CONSERVATION has
been produced in Count Andfassy's camp,
and there Is considerable irritation in the
public mind by the Turkish circular re.
questing the Powers to compel Austria to
conform to the declarations Of the Berlin
Congress. Count Andrassy last week an.
swered the Hungarian Premier, that the
conclusion OF the convention with Turkey
was regarded a moral certainty Of its fail
ure, it is likely to have very greatinauence
on the Hungarian crisis. There Is an i'm
preston in Hungary that Austria is in
danger OF drifting into war with Turkey,
hence the anxiety TO prevent the operation
against Novi Bazaar
A correspondent, friendly to Andrassy,
resents and repeals the Turkish charges
that Austrian troops have done their work
with needless severity, and says that such
charges are not in keeping with the
Portes profession ofanxiety to maintain
the relation offriendship and alliance with
Austria
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VOLUME XXVn.-NUMBER 80.
YELLOW FEVER.

MENPHB, October s.-weather settled
and warm which Is favorable 70 further
spreadingof the disease. From six o'clock
last night TO noon to-day % deaths were
reported by the undertaEers.
The Howard Association this morning
sent eight nurses to Lagrange, five 70 Col
lierville and three TO Tuscumbia.
PoRr GIBsox, October S.-No deaths in
town since Sundays report. At least 40
whites have died Of fever in the country,
the number OF coIored not known, but
many more than whites.
NEw ORLEANS, October a.-Deaths, 20;
cases reported, 1856; total number OF deaths,
3.e6l; cases, LOIS. Weather cloudy and
threatening rain.
BArox RoueE, October s.-New cases, a;
deaths, q;
date, 9l; deaths, q.
NEw ORLEANS, October s.-The trustees
Of the Methodist relief fund say that the
calls upon them are greatly In excess OF
their calculations, on account Of the dura-
ton Of the epidemic, and appeal to their
friends not to relax their efforts OF relief.
NEw ORLEANS, October S.-The TfmeS'
Vicksburg special says: Frank Pargoud,
just returned from Greenville, reports the
fever abating there for want OF material;
1856 whites died out OF $50 who had the
fever. The mortality among the blacks
amounts TO per cent. One hundred and
sixty.three eonvalescents are now on the
streets, among them Father BONNER and
Drs. Ball, Toombs and Watson. DR..
Fisher, volunteer physician from Point
Couree, is dying.
Dr.. Drum is very low. Rev. Stephen
Archer, Presbyterian minister, has Just
recovered, and Is doing good work.
The Howard Association report ten new
cases and two deaths In the last twenty
four hours.
Among the new cases are John Finley,
County Treasurer, and acting Mayor and
his sister, Mis- Bessie.
The nurses from New Orleans and Vicks-
burg were discharged and sent home to-
day.
1t Iaiouche Crossing the freight agent
and telegraph operator are down with the
fever.
CAIRo, October s.-one new case and
two deaths in the last 24hours. The new
case Is q lady who has been sick for sew
erTl days and decided to-day to be yellow
fever. Considering the warmth Of the
weather the outlook is very encouraging.
PATrERsoNvILIE VIA FRASKRoKr, October
s.-There is no abatement Of the fever.
1t is gradually spreading from house to
house and assuming more malignant
TH1RApEAux, October s. Seventeen new
cases and ten deaths. The fever Is spead-
ing rapidly and fatally. The calls on us
from the surrounding country are very
CASrox, October s.-Nine new cases and
nine deeths. The fever Is spreading in
Canton.
FLORENCE. October s-The Board of
Health reports q deaths from yellow
fever during the past p hours ending At 0
O'Clock tonight.
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POLITICAL

SEw BEproKD, MASS, October s-Wm.
w. Crapo was nominated for Congress oy
the Republicans OF the lst district; c
SALEM, MASS; October The kepnbn-
cans Of the 6tt Congressional district re-
nominated G. B. Lorine.
ST. Lorls, Mo-, October S-Fhe Kepue-
l;cans Of the ID district, this city, nomi'
mated Nathan Cole for Congress:
NEw YoRx, October s.-The state Dem;
6cratic Committee met to-day and elected
Nm. Purcell, OF Rochester, Chairman.
This Is a defeat Of the Tlden men
PorGHXEEfsrE, October S.-The kePup-
licans OF the 18th district nominated John
II. Ketchum.
LOWELL, Mass, October Sat an ad'
iOurned Grecuback Convention Of the 'tn
Congressional District A. u. stevens =
locomotive engineer, was nominated j.
K. TarbOx was the candidate.
NlppLErowx, Ky, Oct. S;-The Demo.
rrsts of the 18th Congressional Dlstnc'
nominated Geo. ". Beebe for Congress
! l-CovSixc, \. Y, October S-The Demo
Gratis Of he 99th district nominated Francii
| @. Babcoek for Congress,
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NEW YoEK, October SIN the Wander
bilt will case to-day Mrs. E. Fletcher
Bishop testified that she had several con-
versations about spiritualism with the
Commodore. The first was after his first
wiie's death. He expressed his belief in
spirits. He said he employed several
spiritualistic physicians, and that they
gave him great consolation. In 1873 he
advised her husband TO employ them, say
ing he did so after his wife's death, and
was enabled through them 10 know what
she was doing in the other world. Another
time. in 1872, he told her he had reyela-
ton from his dead son George. He said
George advised him 10 make William the
head man, as the girls didn't know how 10
save money and Cornelius was an inva.
lid. He said Cornelius was delicate and
incapable Of attending to business, and
might be placed in an asylum. In 1873
the Commodore told the witness that his
wife had been revealed TO him through
spiritual doctors, and she advised him 10
give the principal part OF his property to
William, who would take care oft.
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publican gain of 40. Eleventh District,
one township, gives q gain Of 5. Twelfth
District, no returns. Thirteenth District,
9S townships, Stall, Dem, 952; Baker,
Rep, 1,l9s; Williams, National, 90.
1HDIASAPolIs, Oct 8, l:S0 A. M.-Enough
returns have been received TO insure the
election OF the whole Democratic State
ticket. Eighty townships give Shanklin,
Dem, 9,ll3; Moore, Rep, 9,537; James,
Nat, $50. In 1876 the same places gave
for Governor Dem, 9,70l; Rep, 1929;
Greenback, $50.
The Democratic gain is SO4; the Nation
al gain in the vote, 1,0i6. The same ratio
Of gains will give Democratic majority
OF 5000, and the aggregate National vote
5000. BOth'partiesclaim the Legislature.
The returns on the Congressional vote are
too meagre to indicate definite result.
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NEW YoRK, octoberS. Judge vanbrunt
to-day rendered his decision in the case Of
the Astor heirs, who sought to enioin the
city permanently from making improve
ments in its water front, authorized by act
OF ISL. While the decision, which Is
favorable TO the city, will doubtless be ap=
pealed from, It is the most important one
rendered since the ring trial. The ques-
ton involves the whole water trent Of
the city and upon their ultimate decisions
will depend millions of dollars. Judge
yanhrunt says: The conclusion to
which I have arrived Is that the
right OF the plaintiffs TO this wharf
age resting in covenant, and the city
not having in any manner coyenanted not
to use the land outside Of the wharf, and
not having given any Basement over the
land for the benefit OF the wharf, that the
defendants have invaded no right Of the
plaintiffs in making use Of the land out
side OF West street, the complaint must
be dismissed with the costs.
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SPORTING NEWS.
JEROME PARE RACES.

SEw YoRK, October S.-There was a
large attendance at jerome Park to-day.
The tinst race, mile and quarter dash,
was won easily by Dan X, Bonnie Wood,
ID. Time, 3:l33.
The second race, Hunter stakes, miles,
was won by Balance All, Sanlanier ID,
Bertha Sd. Time 1913.
The maturity stakes, three miles for
4-year olds, were won easily by Creole,
Sus4uehanna %, Clover Brook Sd. Time,
5:52t.
The handicap steeple chase was won by
Dead Head, Problem ID, Walter Sd. Lizzie
NASHVILLE, Tenn, October s.-second
days racing over the Nashville Blood
Horse Associations course. Weather
cloudy and sultry. Track very dusty.
First race, Young America stakes, was
won by Spendthriit, who took the lead at
the start and was never headed; Lord
Murphy, second, Charlemange, third and
Cal Morgan, last. Time, 1871.
The second race, Rock City Handicap
stakes, for all ages, two mile heats, three
started. The first heat was won by Jim
Bell; Solicitor second, Bell Of Nelson third.
Time, 3:43. Second heat-Jim Belle was
the iayorite, selling for il5O; the others
bringing s35. Jim Belle won the heat
easily. Time, 3:43i.
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lks gnte4Iigetfofr
THE RESULT.

....5sI..k this morning the return'
't..;,, were no; all in, owing to the
.s-,,,i.ass, amount Of scratching !: done
...,h A., known to make ii quite
sl~s.. John Hubbard has carried
,s,,r. ahieH i.a glorious victory fol
,s-, money
81 Neolloeh i Overwhelmingly re
=, III hi, Circuit Court ClerkshiP.
r.,nh anil capt Wilson are no doubt
..r,. tn, House Of Delegates, but who
sat known At this time.
:, ,,ara. ;rom the district are too
:, ha.lrl any opinion as TO the
49,, IL wilson, majority for Con-
lIe a.a,le poor run hereabouts.
~, an4 glorious victory has been
os,c-ihe banner State Of the
49,, ,ss.e ,l4y.-she is back again in
..g,..,,,.e4a column. and her voice is
!, ',I..e.; aoa-y. Thurman is laid out as
...,,,,s for,ac rresidency.-KiIled of
. .a.'ra STATE. -,
o.7.,grg /. 1i4 character to fill the
o.::,J S..b J2!y.
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Tragedy a, Grafton Yesterday.


Editors In,ellerueer.
Jno. F. Clayton shot VIM. Sims a negro
here to-day. Both residents OF this place.
The shooting occurred about . P. N. on
Main street, opposite HansdOns store. 1t
seems they had been quarrelins in the
morning about the election and got at it
arain this p. ". Sims struck Clayton in the
hack with brick.bat and Clayton drew his
revolver and fired, the ball entering me
left side OF his head about two inches s.sS Dac5
Of his ear. DR.. Grant probed the Wouna
seyeTai m inches, but did not find the ball.
CLAYTON n out, and has not been arrested.
Ir. James Clancy, an employe OF the
Railroad Company's foundry, sustained q
couple OF severe fractures OF his night ieg
and foot while moving some castings TINS
ayNninV A1A'
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1nsurrectiou nt santa Cruz,

NEW YoRx, October s.-A dispatch an
nouncing that the insurection in Santa
Cruz is drawing to an end, says: The
French and English men-of-war are pro-
tecting the towns, while the Danish sol
diers and loyal volunteers are securing the
country. Occasional conAagrations are
occurring, bat the majority Of the rioters
are seeking to save themselves by flight.
Many of the rioters are in custody. Several
sugar estates are reported burned, and the
report that half Of Frederickstadt is in
ashes Is confirmed.
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Lake Erie Grape Crop.

MIppLE Bass ISLAND. October III have
been in nearly every vineyard on this Is
land, and the general opinion is that the
crop of the various kinds OF grapes will
average two tons per acre-and the $50
acres on the Island will give 600 tons;
some vineyards being too young for full
bearing. Delawares and Coneords are q
fair Weld; Catawbas little short. All but
the last are ripe, and many have been
shipped. The wine companies are ousy
contracting for supplies on the several
islands. Theprices paid are about as ioi-
lows: For Concords, per ton, Si5; Ives
and Clintons, $50; DelawAres, Sl0O to SllO;
Nortons, Sl6O; Catawbas will be about
GSn
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~EATIpE'puXTrs . IdS
GAOO GRAErdS. oetOberS !

special % the InteihgebeH'
This has been an exciting day in Graf
Ton. At this time we think We have re-
moved the county seat from Pruntytown
TO this place; that Burr has received the
Republican vote of the county for Con
gress; that Herr is elected clerk Of both
courts; that Harrison has received a good
Sote for Judge, and that Davidson is
elected to the House Of Delegates. The
only unfortunate occurrence OF the day
was the killing of a negro by the name Of
Simmons by an empIo!csot the railroad
rompanv. R.
SPECIAL tOtAs InIsllissOOer.
/, The Republican county ticket is elected.
Herr, for Clerk. has probably 100 majority.
Fetterman, Raymond, Knottsville, Graf
ton and Irouton give ISIS for removal.
e&%p5 coars aos.tS 7 EJ6fT I@H.f >
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New YoRk, October S.-A remonstrance
has been sent by the Clearing House to
Secretary Sherman against his recent or
der requiring the senders Of national bank
currency. intended for redemption, 70 pay
the expreSsage on It in advance. II Is
claimed that the order bears unequally on
the large as compared with the small cities
and towns, inasmuch as a greater part Of
the currency centres in the former and Is
sent thence for redemption.
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InI,e share Potnro CROP.

SAxDrsxY, O., October THE crop OF
late potatoes this way is unusually short,
and farmers are quite unwilling to sell at
current prices, feeling sure that rates will
advance. The early varieties are mostly
disposed of and were not a full yield.
Apples are plenty and OF better quality
than usual can be purchased quite low.
{ Chestnut crop about Is usual; no frost
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1he indian TronbIes On the Frontier.

OMAHA, NER., October s.-4 dispatch
received from Thornburg says that the In
dians have scattered. The dispatch con.
firms the previous kilograms, but gives
nothing later. Major Dallas, with one
hundred men, started from ogaIlaes yes
teriay TO overtake Thornburg. Colonel
Carleton, from Camp Robinson, has by
this time reached the country between
Snake Creek and Niabara river, through
which the Indians are expected to pass.