davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09
FROM SUPERINTENDENTR. n.
LUSHEKS ANNUAL REPORT.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN BAPTIST.
PARISH BOARD or SCHOOL DIRECT.

PARISH BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECT.
ORS.
Oganixed May l2, 1871.
ResideHi-MAx. BEcxEi- Steretavy-
A. e. BARCOcK.
Otk~ xemkey1-JULEs RHINE. JEAN L9vET,
Ge0aoe W. CoNns. ERNEST SExrIlLE,
PRANK NArWrRr (c.l. Octave MARNIlII0x
(r.l. GIORoE r. SMITH.
STATISTICAL REPORT RENDERED UP
TO OCTOBER 6. 1877.
WHITE SCHOOLS.
Number of acheola In parish. .......
Nnmber Of pupils enrolled....... 90
Mali Isl
peeOoo0. =
Number of tearhen employed. 3
Average salary permonth PER teacher ~
Length a scboor sessions In l07
WooUtuo
AvesaG~ daily attendance Of msles rs
Average dolly attendance of females y
I.rNgt6 afAolly sessisn. .houn s
Member q vista By dirsctess asd
0eMo0.: IL
Essimatsd valas of sehool furniture c15e
Maahse ~ private schools In parish I
Number q teachess employed. ..... I
EatimateA nuohee of childrsa = n
teNda0co o...................... ~
Totsle uuDhee ~ childreW attending
pablis cd psivsss sshesas. 20
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

March, B, 1873.
Becnel BENJAMIN Dnskey E. d.
Becnel NJ. r. Hurse Hudson
Bertl,elOt Norbert McFall Fannie Miss
BethancOurt o. Roussel Joseph L.
Bienvenn T. Sarpy J. B. Mrs.
BOssier Michel SavOie Mrs.
COlas Constance Vial Charles
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

SHERIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH COURT.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
Ssccessions Of 7At'esmar Becnel d
Isilda Rodrigse kis 'eite.
No. $780,
HerMo9eae Rodrigxe tutor
vs..
Aristide Oubre.
L. DEPOORTER Attorney.
By virtue of "a order Of sale dated rebrua-
~ 18th 1879. In the above entitled matter
and In me directed bv the Honorable the
Court. !. the underaigmed. will
eaes for sale. At public auction, IL the pre-
uises. on
the 10th day Of MARCH, A. d.
1873. At II O'CLOCK a. =.
A lat Of movsblea consisting of butcher
@aFts, horses. one mnle and sls0ut lfty heads
q oxen and other movable effects.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
C.a =.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

Queays 'sWhy Vim ass snnke
ee9ueo to6aeoo, whss they cae bay
uarbuFg Bros. '6sslef Nerd Caro-
xss; q tie aws priess" essbly.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

$lOs $25 s s, 4, s..:;:::;;;.: ;::: sss:'
our Chromcs, CTSyons, and Reward. Motto.
Scripture Text, Tnnspareat. Picture sad
Chrome Carsls. 100 samples, worth %, sent.
postpaid for 75c. Illustrated Catalogue free.
J. II. BUrFORD'S SONS, DOSTON. Eatab.
lisbed 1850. 25sts7ly.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

respectfully inf"rns the pmhlic that he has
established himself nj the residence 0f Mr..
n. r. Ham. Bomne:.Carr<. hnd "igs~ his
mcslicnl arrvicrs TO MI p~r~Ons who will honor
him with theii confidence. l5d77.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

JOMr1GM PSrillOMr.
L. DEPOoRrER Attorney.
nv virtue cf and in obedience In. writ of
seizure and salc dated February 25th.. 1873,
and 10 me directed by the Honorable tho
Fourth Judicial District Cont. In and for
this Parish. in the above entitlcd and mum.
berrsl suit:
have seized, and will proceed to srIl at
public anction 10 the highest bidder. ut tho
Court House Of this Parish, OIL
SATURDAY. APRIL 9Th. 1873,
At II O'CLOcK A..
the following describesl property. 10 wit
lat. The one undivided half. Of the Moth
Fast quarter. the South West quarter. the
North West quarter. and the North half Of
the South East quarter. Of Section No. Thir-
Of the Mississippi River. containing Thrce
Hundred and Fifty-fve J2ll00 superficial
acres. eituated in the Parisl, "f 81. John the
Baptist, ON the left bank of the Mississippi
kiveL
2nd. The one half of Section Nc. Sixty-one,
in Township M. II. Range No. Z. East II the
Mississippi River. containing One Hundred
and Eighteen lsll00 superficial acrcs, which
II situated in this Parish. at the upper line,
and adjoining the second concession Of the
Plantation formerly belonging tn Jean.
Bsptiste DWssuan. Barthrls my Fergus Dus:
suan and l'icrrc Rillieux.
3r1. 4 certain tract IT land. also situated
in thia Parish of 81. John the baptist. "n the
left hank of the Mississippi River, measuring
lac per plan made thereof by r. ". Julice.
Surveyor. dated Amgmst 28ih.. laG0. and
annexed to AN sct pxsa~d on the 2Sih..
day of November. 1850. before the
Recorder of this Parish), One arpeNt
and Yifty-oWe feet and half In width, he.
tween the points A 4 b on aaid plan. by
Thirty five arp~nts and One nundresl and
Thirty-nine fert In depth. hetwcrn the points
b 4 oU said plan, opening In the resr -
~ to give ut thst depth width Of One ar.
pent and One Hundred and Ssventy-eight
ie~t between the pnints u 4 on ssisl plan.
which saisl tract 0f land II bounded on the
upper line by the property II Mr~. Joseph
FraDc"is. and On the lower limo by that Of
Widow Emile 0ensr0n Together with oil
the improvements thereon belonging.
TERMS:
Cash IN the spot. In U. T. Treasury Notch.
Sh~riG,s office, Parish Of st. John the
Baptist, March 2ud. lS7a.
JOS T. BURCARD.
Nh2. Sheriff.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

BRANCHES TAUGHT AND TEXT.
BOOKS Used.
Readee New 9. 0ssies: 0eaeraphy. Nit
ehslle; Aiteoseie. Rsbiasea1; Psauas.
ship. epooeesioo 0sa0oas, C1asks-eeee.
rally. -
T. IAuAumies. E. Pesvet. J. J. Mel.lrsek /.
Mias Ellen Cseolas. p. 0eoegs R0uasrl. lko
E,fss. asd ni0 Aolois ElSse, 3. II. Treps-
gniee.
An ths seAssls ars saill h epssssioa.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

COLORED SCHOOLA
NuMhes ef aeheols In parish. ....... s
Nmmhsr Of papils sorollsd. ......... So
Male e..................... as
Femals. ls.................... 20
Wu0bee q trachess employed. Z
Average salasy per month per tesshee rs IS
Length of school sessions IN 1877.
siMee oreming. ....N. .moafhs
Average daily sttenAance a males. ~
Average daily attendance Of females 10
Number II school-homses ............ Z
Estimated vnlsse of srhool- -homaes.. 5000
General ceoditjoa of school.heuaes
RO0st
Length 0f daily seesien. hours 6
Numhse II visits bv directov~. ....... 10
Eatimsated vaiue of school furniture. ol7l
Mu0bee q psivate scaeela In raeiGh.
Numbce II teaehep employed. ..... 5
EstiosteA sumbes of ehfldcen In II.
ve00o0C0 -
Tbtal suoher II childres sttsDdise
pobols - private schools. So
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

county who 3 Wiling to work steedily aS
the employment thst we furnish. IS per
week In your avn town. You need mat no
away ftOm hnme over night. You can give
making over ~ per day. All who engags
at once can make money fnst. At the prsa.
eut time ms0ney cannot h. nude 10 easily and
rapidly st any other busineaa. u c0sta
nothing try the basineSa. Terms and Is
Out6t FIRE. Address at Oace. II. HAlLgIr
4 Co., Portland, Maine. 2liyly.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09
SCHOOL LANDS.

SCHOOL LANDS.
There IL no record In this parish. giving
tho Information desired "A to school iauds.
A.C. BABCOCK.
Secretary.
Schools from October I. 1876 % May,
1871. per supplemental report. Novsmber ;.
Number of public schools. ......... 6
Number Of teachers. rn................. 6
Number Of pupils In schools. ........ 326
Length Of school session. each
....................... months )
Average salary PR month per teacher 80
Number Of private schOols. 10
Numher Of teachers. 10
Number Of pupils. s................... 100
Length Of school session, each
FINANCIAL 81 srXTEMENT. ;SsI: .
September I. 1876. to April I. 1851 from ~
port nj committee Of Parish Board, received
Monday q 1871.
REcEIrTs.
September I. 1877, balance in treas-
urer's hands. ,256 S
November 4. ls76. September appor.
tionn,ent from State. Us 81
November 4. June apporti0umeut,
1876, interest fund omitted...... IS -
Total receipts.. ,9G 9S
DISBURSEMENT.
Teachers' wages. .OO o.
Kent; t;...-...........-.. I2I %
1spsIn ..:......... -
Schoolhouse furniture. Is 90
Fuel and ircidlentala.... - 80
1877. Balance in treasurrr's hands tsIl o.
The secretary Of the Parish Bsanl. De.
cember q. farnishes the following supple
nsenta! statement Of expenditures since
April I. ts.cier.' salary :. 500 %
Payment II note on Second
Ward School house. ...... 100 %
Seesseary's salary for year
70 April S................ IOO %
Fuel aad insidsstals. Fourth
Ward .................... il o.
Balance snsweA over b sueeeessr. 800 %
GEO. w. CONES.
Treasurer.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
From Nay ~. 70 October 10. 1877.
State Appessioa1ests-
3evenue " l0G V.l0 g
s.'I s:x;::. .:.' 'f's7'. =. '%S
BCos 688s ~ -
l. -el, ,9ol e.
Prom ex.tressurer. 600 %
Fre0 lecal taxas3oo. 2lS 81
' nu.r..:.:sI. '' %
Teschars' waees. 1871. 1l.A6s %
Schn"l.honaes, rent, and repein COZ 50
s"cs~' ~ W
October 6. 1877. Balance in treasur.
HENRY DEiAs.
Treasurer.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09
GOOD BOOKS
FOR THE

Farm, Garden, and Household.
The Jollosring Valuable Books viii
b sxPplied from tie Office IF tie
Leschnctbt.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

Cash IN the spot. In U. =. Treasury NoteA.
Sh~ri6's office, Parish Of Sc. John the
Baptist, March 2nd. lNa.
JOS. T. BURCARD.
xh2. Sheriff.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1878-03-09

There h no record In this parish. giving
the iuf0rmation lcsired ~ to school lapds.
A. L. BABCOCK.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
lOFfICIAl.l

nROPOaED AMENDMENT TO
the Constitution Of the state Of Nevada,
passed at the kighth Session Of the Lssit
Iature;
R,sypsd. That there shall be sddsd 70 the
present Consultation OF this State an Article 70
Be called and known - Article xVllI., which
shall be a. follows:
once holding shaIi not be withheld IRON any
male citizen Of the United staiss By reason OF
his color OF previous condition Of ssrvituds.
Passed February Is. 1871.
Rsolred, By the Assembly, The Sssais con.
curing. That Article Eleven IN OF the constl.
tuition Of the stAts Of Nevada be amended by
adding to said Article Eleven uIl section tan
llW thereto, which shall rad - followsi
skorIoH 10. No public funds OF any find OF
character whatever, STATE. county OF municipal.
shall Be used for sectafian purposes.
Passed February n. 1877.
I hereby certify the foregoing TO b true
copies from the enrolled resolutions 90 nle In
my once. ih
Gltn.ss my my hand and the ors., Seal of stai'.
J. d. MINOR. I'D
(sxALJ Bssptasy Of etais.
sus tnes
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
Price. N Cents.

Ne careful toe.ii for forcoLLISs'voLrNcr rise
rkR lr-t you get some worthlsss tmitati1n. tJt
by sll wholss.la and Retail prussisis l,falsh,ut
POrrER Propriet0ru. Ro-toa. Mas.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
A Wicked Old Gentleman.

From the Boston oonhenih p'heuh'
Nice old gentleman he was big white
waistcoat, low-eut shoes. bald head and
silver.bowed spcctacles. He led in the
singing on Sunday evening in the hotel
parlor. and sung that old.fashioned
bass in Coronation !" and "China
in that sonorous up-and-down style
which country ehoristers used to prac-
tice in accompanying the big fiddle. aud
withal hsd the bland. benevolent look
Of q good old up-country deacon.
lie was "looking round the house "
next night. and stepped in where some
Of tho boys were playing cards-soms.
thing where they were talking OF ''calls"
and "raises' and seeing" The boys
looked little disconnected, bn, the old
man didn't say anything till the hand
was played out. aud one Of the party.
under pretence OF having an engage
ment, winked to the others and said he
must go, intending to break up till the
old man hal gone away and then re-
sumo the game. But he had scarce
turned his back when the aged visitor
remarked:
al wonder he didn't raise ye with the
hand he held.
"Do you understand the game 30
asked one Of the party, taking cigar
from his mouth.
"wall, n leetls I've seen 'em play.
in on II. an sometimes thort that Id
like to take hand Just for fun"
"Just So" said another; suppose
YOU try n gamo or two with u.s."
"wall. don't mind. jos for the fun Of
the thing" So tho old man sat down
and with q good deal OF instruction
managed TO get through with the game
and won on the penny ante. Thar.
said he. " II that feller that's gone hal
been spunky and put in 80 he'd get II
instead Of those eight cents, wouldn't
he p
"why. certainly" said one Of the
young men. certainly its your deal,
uncle. now. why don't you 90 in for
IS ante 2"
..wall. {" said tho old fellow throwing
around tho cards, - dono but will,
but I hain't got nothin' but q so bill
that drew outsn the bank to come here
with.
Weil' uncle. said ,ne o'he,, gamer, miner,
ing mp and siancins AZ MS chus.
20 yer twenty. and You can put u IN Tue
missionary box when you win H. u you
like"
"Sho 40 l Ken, said the OLD man
. don't think 'wnd DO s'mo''h al NIL
ef that's the case. ,.,,
"Hot al all, said the o'her' "ihA'ns
10 ms companions;
wan. then. ! don ! care 81 80 !.,
TINS ere otaer my pose soa y
think I'm dom on u 10 sAear ye-1u'
our denomination 'arh" poor anu .
hig contnouhon u Jes' "ha' "'ey "
hanksiin ar'er' ,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

I hereby certify the fOreeolns to B. true
opies from the enrolled resolutions 90 fle In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

In country church.yard We find the
following epitaph Here lies tho
body Of James Robinson AMI Ruth. his
wife :" and underneath the text. Their
warfare il accomplished"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

wuKS a man reaches the top of a
stairway and attempts To make one more
step higher. the sensation is ~ psrpleH-
ing as IL he attempted to kick dog
that wasn't there,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

A PERSON who has passed his salad
days says; "Nsyer shake hands with
n green lobster lie il evidently n
bloated aristocrat. who refuses to clasp
the horny hand Of toll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

wuuS an artist Climbs over fence TO
get n nearer view Of handsome bull
dog. he must take the chances OF his
sketching the dog or the dogs ketehing
him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

ia useless for physicians to argue
against short sleeyed dresses. The Con-
stitntion Of tho United States says " the
riph, 10 bare arms shall not be inisrfered
.-,fh 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

All -ud derer- from this disesse that are anxious
10 b. cured shoald try Dr. Ki--ner's Celebrated
Cousumptiye Powders. These ioxders Aru the
only preparation known thst will eure Con.
sumption. and all disease OF the throat and
lung.- indeed. - strong 10 our faith In them.
and ai.o a. convince yOu that they are NO hum-
posi paid. q free Trial Box.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly .Aii-nsd Of their curative powers. IL
your life Il worth saving. don't della, In giving
ihess Powders trial, ~ they will surely cure
you.
the Uuiied states OF Canada. by mall. On receipt
of price. Address, -
go Falton .tr-ct, irooklyn. MI.
les .s-iv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

srrIKIso Of the Knights Of Pythias
M Toledo, the Chicago tribune intimates
that there were more than ten knights
In q bar room.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

"KSow HIN ?" said Pat. speaking oi
an acquaintance. Bedad, 4 knew
him when his father was q small boy
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

swrLL young men have their troxsers
10 match the color OF the door-ssooP
whore their swsethearts live.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-20

nsPosrrs Of COIN OR BULLION ree.iysd.
either ,oa open account OF 70 Issue Ckk,
TiPIcATRS therefor, payable tst tbs option OF
The hoIder) In Gold HIN or San Francisco 70
make collections, pufehass Bullion atthe moet
favorable rates, or advance coin shereon when
forvarded 10 The Parent bank In Ban Francisco;
sells Bills Of Rxchsngs, and transacts 0snsfd
Banking Business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Pier foot of Canal St. North River.
For SAN FRANCISCO via ISrHMUs OF PANAMA.
Steamship ACAPULCO. wednc sdsy, July 81. noon
Getting Central and south America Mexco)
From SAN FRANCISCO Tor JAPAN and CHINA
Steamship CITY or TOXIC. saturday, August noon
rom IAN rRANCistO TO SANDWICH ISLANDS
NEW ZEALAND and AUSTRALIA
Sc ship Monday. August
For freight passage apply ne companys cuce thc
Canal North River and for only nt
company's ticket Office, No. 2I7 broadway.
NAOR0AN's LOUISIANA AND TEXAS STEAMSHIPS
V1 and kailroad Conpsny: Tho steamer MOR0AN CITY
sail from pier SO Sorth River saturday August B.
for New Orleans direct transferring Texas freight Nor
vnn's Louisiana and Texas aiiroad and steamships.
Through hills Of Iadng signed all Texas and
railroad stations Brownsville Mobile and all Mississippi
River points Insurance be effected direct with the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company under open policy
Of the limo with that com pany. At lowest rates.
For freight and other inform nj ion apply to
BOGEUT n MORGAN, Agents,
nirep MI 10 North River
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28

VxTISDsOk HOTEL
w schroou Lake Essex county. y. w..
Adiroudacksn will July i, 1910, under
CLARK n SCOFlELD, Manager.
formerly OF Continental Hotel Philadelphia late Columbia
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
It.auty aud the ncast.

Hr WAS n hs ast 80 the boNs said
n i.nn. starved. black dog. with shaggy
hair and hungry eyes He hal been
about the village tor dnys past. and "a"
body knew her h, came ium. Per.
hap. some one going hy ou the rohd
through the hills had lost him there un
purpose. not wanting Ia hn," such an
ugly dog ans more The children ~"rc
afraid ~ him for he looked hall . great
hound. half wolf, when he faced round
and snarlcd. and showed hi- long vol.
low teeth lie had me- mann" How
could he have n name when he had 10
home aud me- ovn.r7 The village lads
lsughed At him. and called him the
Beast and the smith ard the man " hp
KEEP, the public house A. the cross road
bath agreed tina, the Beast uught 10
{ bs shot or drowned ~ be might bite
some ~ tn. children.
Little MAY wA. the child Of the smith.
She wAs y bonny. rosy mite 81 three
years old. with u big printed calico
s%nn.tonbst poking out round her face.
traces II ~trcaclc marking her hands
and face shat she called nasty sticky
in the AFTERNOONS. and a piuafor. that
Nbhib hpi KEEP flfAHs tue IbuHh
| blacksmith believed Their. ~a nothing
In the world 50 precious a. Nav. and
when she ran in and out ~ the .mitby,
and laughed AZ his spark. from IN. iron,
and then cr,"i with fear ai the roaring
bellows. he would throw aside his ham
m.r, and give her y bug in his arms,
and a toss up high IA the black beams
II the rod. anil perhaps that sas hos
the pinaiore never kep, clean
Little MAJ and two small BOYS ser,
having brrad-and.ism one sunny day
by the sireAm. IL ga. y clear stream
from the hills. widening here. IN . quiet
little wood. and foaming assay oyer
grea, smooth stones.
One 0f the litile feil0wsleft his br.ad
AndjAm aud vent barefoot into the
water Ia wade. aud 80 did the Oibsi
little fellow then. aud ~ course ,oddling
May wnggl.d her small fat feet oi
her shoes and ssks ADD stepped int
IN. cool water ton. wb~T. l; sAs shAl
loo. and 81. could hold on by the grass
bank They had left s0ms bread 90
the bank. and Mays piece 81 bread
and.iNm nibbled inio TssibtS All Arouns
the edge. lay nn Top ~ h.f pretty mes
dol. Bat all a; ~ OOi q the uoos
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07

sNnai A. ihv t.ssvst ,iat tAra 81 ts
ae,is, u ,ipeA i'ty Ahafhsm tl,'s,
90 fvAt
i,yd Ntgvai suthsS e rsau sls
q NAmt~~al. EAit~ari UtvnN. tasv
80, ii,sA A. Iupss ~ ths ,iuh
AeA tAfhAm tnFshvy tolls be bee
~saaht~ 49, f~,sasaits.i him - e.,
= h,ihss w. th.uehi ~ tlshP ~tsli
hssv ant otj~uttn ~ 81, tAaips ihs
rAit 81 a hssstteA dtaasr go ~aaitss
RAthss, ts'hyf ~iAnrts.i Ne t,gh1 tvvvg
rsi pf.iste ss,uAi fhr chiHarvo 4
s,l.S dws ahsshct "a, ~s clrsaAl Base
asuAlt ,c A. ios iaesassl,cs .nt NJ
~tsnh,4~ /, istus>l o. ~s,y~ptilsn
The eldest t~~ ansv . hAri -rrNias
o,l veEiposf. ~ith az ~sFVslHeeo large
4uiscJfaj, ~htyh b. touNA ~ csss mat
los o. frs~i and rlvihs
40 n'otuing same = ie,,ot Annsstuc
Irg ne dcsth Il hts t,supg c.aasip lbs
caIt ~ ~taftinEton Nh" BAT dis-i tht'
otv~istralHthg tnf = st~~Plr ,hase 1hs
struggling vNgiae~r ~ss earl q NAr
ungtDa. 81 ll,ass,,a csstir uhstt, shitv
nsrrtrrton housr iAsujrn -t,h an Us
r,,uc - sNuup = ,vNt IL ciios'
s,p "a, = ,tsc.,uat. hls dAUrhtcts ~,
ladies Nlsnh.fsp lnNg,ns The trNns
tNfms,ion s'eRe ib ths fanauy ~ tha
mumrntrus uuatfnihs y Ns~ss
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-11-07
rNt tNrtIAti
. sssy'. s~.t".v~ ~ See. W"ssss
aed Nssss ~. so

NfHtr To fHfuWHs - - fN"fA
r.optans si~s,s 81 tbs save, linJ~ M
csfA,asssTf whish bee hisiasB - 10 80
The place ~hsr. ~ msbt iDnursi ssssass.
hsvc ,esu bold she'r srosisir. have 'rsn
msis -ksfs I%.liti,al ssIdfsu,s hsre ,-sn
slaughtered snd sassr made hsPpt ~ ps"'s'
msnt Tho rssstt mas H. satpssssi sso'isy
~ mors p5,tsntio-s tuitilpKt but,hs s.s~t
s,loa. -hisa ding sryysdu -tl .lvs,,rsBssf
y . famous llsss ~ even io~sb up 'bs ssfa
- M ssVsiy 80 mot "s' ss'asfssd f'isud
Got > Ten - tsiaE sgsrtsi sssnt - The
Hs-ssge iHsutsB,s C,-upsrS. .tasds sPa
upu - bic ums ~ b~s.iqasrrt,
The g,sisi Cnsi"s1 L-b Ne aptt Ne viss
500 % ssbmlitsA .uiiuFi) nbis gshisa,s II
-ss tot nstntsl u4si 30 sh.vti hrsi lptrsigs.
SO ~ tho insttaiits In ~htrb ~ !, lnts'sstsi
! h. ihs h.sp,s hrl.s - g.. lisvtsYs lssur.sss
Co,rpiur. : rDts ,uiftp'is ~hht snt tiusFu
~ lp-a sh,asli fssi pfosi - Here 80 ~srs
iutr.iaod e. 40 ssst,tsu - the 'omp.ht.
NJ Adam liosrii. ~hoss s'sii sptssfsnss Il
sggErs'iys - Os ~i,d qpsiiuss - us fsma
I psnf b. 49, stif fetssssnis W. IiDssi 90
KIDD snHagt b. sha~ ~ asss,hipE - ihs 80
IN sbsh tusins.s q. uyiaiurisa iH ~ ii,su.
OTos Ths tgilding ls 49, imHssn.s rAli. sah
s,sHfisi nss. hsti sap'~ssiy - the epmpsnl
saA ~ ~ g-,i. u.- l. n~~rsls~a natal,
y, 10 o~,@pIsnt ssi - ., isSzr 'ss' u srfs'
90 orlss t1T us slsh IsIf,y ths Stat. ~
tsg'y sbA Tee ssssfsi i~s-Je"' afh'ss u
ffsi sDsy u. hy-"rsf stslssrsit dsrfNsS 4
ne Hsrkrfs iSsufshss cosupsar #hs's ~
- found iBs ssefssAfy. tho 'sshif', ssd
ruBs,seas ",Ta - sssis'sH,s sbo s's risAl
ssd andi irsisdby pss tadissisg sbisis sfas
paffmrr,s
4 u Og.ir,s. ns-tssst~' . l. Psh.B. %
sis,sst b.ts.spsr L-sis staff tsshtss
jams CusNiuTtsm. ss@ssiss,. " " HID
A1iss,st " 'hss'sr Cais s~sslsiAa, tfinstes
4 wsbi,p SD gsfss " na,h,, Isrsss
rsoSsus E " E.,tsll Fnlisy w'n~r Gsn
sysfs, Er-osds, s'sss y Csls. MsiliHi
cha
IT, me- - ths boa sgsEis a ths syasgs
~ -fu 10 tops1 ls 80 bsnisur n 'ssss
ssua atsst ssnpssiss, a. he hn7sl IAVsrpssa
i0a~1ss, f1ssnit, sasth hsisI+. ssd hnrsn
Tile
r-~n - ,ss rf..GasnL NJ Isgsfssi, ssd ~,
80 ss- shat ssstss - as i-tsss sytast<s =
fhs sjidl,y - this Erss, iassi,s,bs 'baa h .
rssss ssIthiay siss, sss.Es tss 'asiis sri uhsi
sOs'sn. In to- n.s tts - psssItshs - ~,
"a The tsssss, tnsassss. ss~ntshiss IN tks " go
ia~ss ga ~ alsBiay ~ isrsry ~ sssb,
.Asss ~ siv,' adlsFa ~yr.vyihisg rs1 gislt
~ fsuitsrs so pislH ms sasp~fs tlslt
sf~sry'htsz 80 ~ssgyntiye - ~ stYls - q
~ Ear'sss ~,.SnEinE hspss sAsfs Eo'hlns
orsfsa 90 ~ asssats ts ssstsst ~ 80 siists
al -TrYythiEg 10 msas - tsni ~ ss-p ints.
a. Treasure. " 80 Esaits -hbs are i4AsTih
sVbSgssss a siahtt ~ r~sesyE al ypssl-ss
agreements.
} ~ hsss ho.n setstssssa ~th NJ iugsf~