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A Democratic ssNational," !"

leigh, N. G., says: "Col. John r. winston an
nOunced himself as 4 candidate for Congress
in the Greensboro District, as the representa-
tive Of the National party He has heretofore
been staunch Democrat
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NEW YORK, July 17.-Allice Treyillian, who
was arrested, dressed IN mems clothes, and
who said she was a detective, proves to be a
half lunatic and fraud. She was recognized
bic women, well known about Thirtv-first
street She has lately come from Boston on
drbauch. Judge Smith will commit her to
the Lunatic Asylum to-day.
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ITALY.


LONDON, July 1.-THE Times Rome CORE
spondent states that in Mondays consistory
the Archbishop preconized for the see of Ma.
pies, in defiance of the Kings right Of ap
pOintment.
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The New LOan-Ds pre-. of Per Cent
Renles.

LONDON, July 1.-THE sale will be COM
menCed on the Paris Bourse to-day of the new
French loan, In the form Of per cent annui-
hensiOn that this loan will be made the basis
for the retirement of the per cent rentes de-
presses the latter.
The fall in consols is due to the fact that
OF their money in consequences Of the renewal
of financial and business activity. Ali classes
of Turkish stocks are strong and advancing.
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Italy Negotiating tor The CessIOn o.
Greek Territory.

says that Italy is negotiating with Greece for
the cessiOn of a portion of her territory for
occupation, in case Turkey should refuse the
rectificatiOn Of the Greek frontier, as sug-
gested by the congress-
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Fatal Suustr"kes IN h,cago.

CHICAGO q July IL There t. were thI sixteen en-
far as reported up to midnight. Reports Of
fatal cases are still coming in. This has been
the hottest day known to the oldest in
habltant
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ReIatIons Retween EngIana ana FRANCE.

BERLIN, July 17.--It is sem-0fffcialy an
nounced that the relations between France
and England are of the most friendly charac
ter, as both countries have separate interests
to protect In the East.
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UTICA, N. Y, July 17.-To-day has been the
hottest day Of the season. The thermometer
marked as high as 80 in the shade. No cases
of sunstroke reported.
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Alliance With the umatIlIas.

SAN FRANCISCO July IA Boise City dis
match saws: 1t Is not true that the Umatil-
las have Joined the hostiles. On the contrary,
100 warriors have joined Col Forsythe and
fought the hostiles yesterday, bringing in
twentY-tWO scalps and 300 horses.
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All fnr Lave.

NEW YORK, July 17-Ellen Mccall, young
woman seventeen years of age, variety
actress, committed suicide to-day, at her resi-
dence, by taking prussic acid Love and de-
spondency the cause.
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FRANCE,


''Es'VV- - 'S'VE 7VIIE WFEEEIEEUFUEHE NFEEHWUUs
PARIS, July I'm Messrs. Pollock and Limet,
vice presidents Of the American deputation to
attend the congress of the FrancO-American
commercial alliance, have arrived at Havre
The conference Of French merchants will
commence August In this city
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Harvard Va. CornelI-CornalI Wins.

AUBURN, N. Y, July 1.-THE Harvard
Cornell boat race on Oswego Lake was won
by tho Cornells in II :O6H. At the first mile
the Cornells were ahead; at the second mile
the Harvards led, when the Cornels passed
and had the lead at the two and one-half mile
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The A. zIn Wine strikers.

PARIS, July 1.-THE excitement caused By
the strike of the miners at Amin has some
what abated, and there is now prospect of {
compromise.
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Anti-EngIIsh Demonstra tiOns.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Rome
says that there is great excitement there. and
there have been some anti-English demon
StratiOnS,
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AUSTRALIA.
RlnRMa fm NanlhnlrsmA

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1.-THE Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's steamer Zealand, from
Auckland and Sidney, via Honolulu, arrived
to-day. Heavy floods have occurred in Mel
bourne.
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Cincinnati Weather Death from sum

CINCINNATI, July 1.-THE weather con-
tinues clear and hot. The thermometer at
the signal station to-day, at Il o'clock stood
street, died from sunstroke yesterday.
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Crookhaven at 4:45 this morning, after being
fifteen days out. ALI were well on board and
30 damage to the ship Is reported
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The Indians Capture the UmatIlla Reser-
YAtINn.

SAN Francisco, July ia dispatch re-
ceived here to-day states that it is reported
that the Indians have captured the Umatilla
reservation.
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Russian Attack On EngIpsh Poatn.

LONDON, July ia dispatch from Con-
stantinople says that while the boats of the
English men-Of-war in the Gulf of Saras
We're pursuing some deserters, they were at
tackled by some Russians, who persisted in
firing, although the English had white flag
hOisted.
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TURKEY.


LONDON, July 18.-A dispatch from Con-
stantinOple says that Mahommedan insur-
rection has broken out in Cretia.
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SWITZERLAND.
Village Partially Destroyed by Fire

GENEVA, July 1.-THE village OF Lenk, in
the canton of Berne was partially destroyed
by fire to-day, and much suffering has been
caused.
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A Ministerial Crisis

LONDON, July 18 "A dispatch from Bucha-
resi- says there is a crisis Iii the Ministry.
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BUFFALO, July 17.-At :45 p. m. Thryan
had covered 210 miles, AMI Ennis 1888, the
latter being twenty-three miles ahead.
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A suit for Libel by the Prince Imperial.
LONDON, July 18.--A dispatch from Paris
says that the Prince Imperial has gained
10000 francs damages against the Steele for
libel
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wishes 10 bring up. God wanted 10 bring
up God.like children, and when they
would not do it he then got them out OF
the way in preference TO destroying hui
man freedom or perpetuating wickedncss.
lit is only to bring up such children as
Robert Ingersoll, OF Peoria, ILL.,, no such
stringency is necessary. Musquashes grow
spontaneously in abundance. Then he
speaks about GOO pigeons day for three
priests, and does not know that there
are no pigeons in the wilderness, and the
Masonic Sacritlcial pOlity was not intro
duced till Joshua had taken the land OF
Canaan, and then there were more priests
than there are to-day humorists in Ameri-
ca, for Joshua gave them quite number
OF cities, and would not be astOnished II
those American humorists could eat more
pigeons than they can do good in this
world.
But what is the use, concluded DR.. Wise,
OF speaking OF the mistakes OF Moses? 1t
were better to speak OF the mistakes about
Moses. Did Moses write the historical
portions OF the pcntateuCh? II he did, did
the translatOrs and commentators which
the Colonel read represent correctly his
ideas? II SO, have the points which the
Colonel makes never been rGfuted? To
these questions, he answers: ~ do not
know" But this ignorance is excusable
in this case. The humorous and eloquent
gentleman is ont on lecture tour, and
wants to succeed. This can be done by
reckless ribaldry only. ltmakes no differ
encc whether hell or gods, devil or Moses,
Pope or Presbyterian Church-anything
that will pay must depressed into the scrv-
ice. The Coloncl's field is small, he has no
great choice OF subjects, and he must take
the first best to ridicule it and make it pay.
lie has that particular talent, and could
not do the same work in another field. lie
cannot criticisc Aristotle and Emanuel
Kant and make It pay, because he can moi
read them. He can not ridiCulc Carlyle OF
Stuart Mill, because he can notunderstanG
them. So he picks up some small storie:
which the children know, and dishes then
up in his own humoristic way, for the
amusement OF big babies. The man I'm
derstands his business TO the 7. tel
you, he Is not as bad MS his reputation.
DR.. Wise concluded by saying that he
would take upthc subject, "somc Mistakes
About Moses" again next Friday evening
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Eust ss.1a Nnss.1a.


WANTED-1,O0O BASEBALLISTS-
w at No. 81 Fourteenth ST., Opera House Build
Ing, TO practice for the new Base Ball Game. nol4"
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Thcph,sioIory Of the Liver.

The liver Is the largest sccpting organ in the
human body, and the bile which II secrctes is
more liable to vitiation and instruction from
its proper channels than any other Of the AMI
nal fluids. Luckily for tho bilious, however,
there is an unfalillg source or relief from liv-
er complaint, namely, 1Iostettcrs Stomach
Dltters, a medicine which for overa quarter of
u century has been aCh!cring thorough cures
aguc, dyspepsia, bowel complaints, rheumatic
and kidney AFFECTIONS, and disorders involving
loss Of nervous vlgor. II Is, moreover, pre-
vcntive OF mnlarial disease, and affords protec-
ton to thousands of persons residing In dis
tricts Of country where that dire scourge is
prevalent, AsN remedy adapted to the me-
medicinal requirement OF families It Is SUI
premely desirable. and ms means Of fortify-
Ing debilitated system, it is thoroughly to be
depended upon. cod
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50 copies, $50. a. I'll. :
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Checks aud p1st-Ofce orders TO be made payable to
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T1RUSTEE'S SALE.
". II. HALLER, AuctlOnc
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
BY vIrtueOf Deed Of Trust made by william Nc
Sa6b and Annie L. McEabb, his wife, to the UNDER
signed Trustee, dated the 18th day Of May 1875 and
Of record In the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia. In book Of deeds Of trust
and mortgages No. s, at IaSe 1885, the undersigned
will on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December, A. D.. 1878,
Commencing nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ sell at public auction
nj the front door Of the Court House Of said county,
In the city u Wheeling, West Virginia, the following
described real estate situate In said city, county and
State, tO.wt: The undivided half Of all that part Of
lot numbered e!ghty-nlne, In the 9Th Ward Of sud
city, which said part measures 80 feet In width and
runs Of that width from the creek 10 line drawn from
the point where the western boundary Of said part Of
lot 50 InteTSecs with the north line Of 10th street. to
the alley hereinafter mentioned and at right angles
With the alley and said part also includes the TRAN
gular piece Of ground between said line last named
drawn to said alley and 10th street; the said part Of
said lot adOins an alley on the east side Of said part
lot, and measures I2 feet on 10th street. and has on
same the wagon shops lately operated by William Nc
Nabb, and Is the same granted to William McNabb
aud Thomas MOtiat by Thomas NELL and others by
deed dated April Sth, 1861 and Of record IN said
Clerks Office In deed book No. IS. at fOlius aud @
TERMS OP SALR-O ne-thIrd OF the purchase money,
or Us much thereof the purchaser may elect 10
pay, In cash, and tho residue 10 two equal INSTALL
ments bearing interest from rho day Of sale payable
sale, and secured by deed Of trust the rOpery sold
The title Is believed good, but selling as Trustee
shall convey only such title as Is vested 10 by aId
deed Of tuSt.
J. c. HERvHY, AuCtiOneCr. nol4
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SOME RECENT OPINIONS OF TIE RE.
PUBLICAN.


log i reputation for enterprise and newspaper abll-
.-lNorthampton Gazette.
The Springfield Republican Is one oil the very bes,
newspapersp published In the country Boston Herald
The Springfield Republican Is ono OF tho ablCst,
aueCs best edited and most Interesting Of the hs,.
class daily sheets published in the Couatry.-IzOn's
Herald,
In enterprise in the array and variety Of well. sftCd
news In editorials current movements, ali thRi
goes TO make up the modern secular IJurnal.-The
Springfield Republican may have few equals, but
We are confident that II has no superiOB-[Univer.
mlst. Ut.
The Springfield Republican ls Internationally ths
brightest Ablest and most independent political aud
family newspaper published IN New England. -fDo-
yer IN. H.) State Press,
The Springfield Republican Is one Of tho best netrs.
papers In the nation-and as u reading and family
Journal 1t stands on the pinnaClc.-Troy Is. "
Budget.
Its doubtful whether Tho Springfield Republican
ever was so popular 10 It's whole lifetime Us now, and
II mover reflected currrnt events and popular senti.
ment more accurately, ever so justly deserved III
reputation As the fRvOrte Now England JOurnAl-
tAthol Transcript.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DEPARTURE or TRAlxs--wnEEllxo TINE.
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eTriAdelpbla Accommodation. train only runs
between Wheeling aud Tradelphia.
| tDaly except Sunhay-SewArk Accommodation.
| tSteubenville Accommodation train during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar
tins Ferry and Bellarc, stopping when required at
sherman House, Etnaville, West Wheeling and
| al I'M
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We,1eral Nntasea.
t 4 BELLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION

The Stockholders are requested TO meet at
Koch's Hall, 35l0 Jacob street, OH December
I'd, 1873, att o'clock r. NJ, to elect nine Dircc-
tors to serve the coming fiscal year. Nomina-
tons will be made November 25th 1873.
no18-M H. C. ULRICII, Scc'y.
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busy with their speculAtions just at this
time rs to the likeIihoods Of the hog mar
ket. The statistics as to the New York
market for "mcss pork" for four years past,
are us follows: November 18th, 1875, it
brought 500 80 per barrel; same date in
1876, Sl7; same in 1877, Sl4 20, and in
1878, 81 GG. Prime lard brought ut the
same dates the following prices: In 1875,
SI2 80; in 1876, Sl1 o.; in 1877, IS SO; in
1873, 1927.
The total export OF hog stuff since No.
vembcr LIST, compares rs follows for 1877
and 1873:
Pork, pOlnds..,".... Is, 2'hELlm I'o1'..v
laCUn AMI Inn pounds '..l I,91i,bl? ;yS9 ,'1I
Lard, 'tOo'Ss2 i'''"''"'
Total pOunls.!.......... 30! 220,4H 6O'is6'SH
It will thus be seen that great deal
more pork than usual has been going
abroad, and yet it has been steadily declin-
ing in price. The reason of this is the
immense product of the West For in
stance, the stock OF hog product in Chicago
-, s,, A. go, ,,,.nI
III the m''ulc Oh ''i'' '''o"'''' 40 .V ,," ="
with thesamc date last year was as follows:
Nov. Is, 1877, pork, $3.50 bbls; lard, S,402
lbls; Nov. 10, 1878, pork, 05,G94 bbls; lard,
37,9Sl bbls.
The present prices for hog stuff arc the
lowest ever known in Chicago. The de-
preston q business winch nus "'s' '.s"o
poorer GLASSES 'fo''' 'i'0 ''''.o ""' ,"a'.
towns ih'o Tue county, nus ,""" T,," ".e
reproduction Oh 'hcSo 'l,'"sS' Nv Nv laI1
ducts r"'sGo Oy 'iese p.op'o ms ~ ' Wv.
to buy other necessities ""i't, %'o NV
raised by the" l"is nus '''"'''" =" ~"
prices, which, III '"rn' WIN Tue l." '.'n,
following the European war; ""'' '""'''
the consumPtlot 10 uouOie'
In New lorS' 'oF 'l!S'''''o' ""o'e wv ~.
years ago the consumption WIS "o". 10
oo0 TO 5o'OVo hosS your, ~ 10 Nv" '''i't,"
cd ut from oV'ooo 10 oV,oV'' "''u III INV, ".
places OH the seaDoaF" II nus '"cr''.se" u
the same rate Inc export "e'i'"iiu' " :,
said, was never so grea. "s ~ pfGscli'' III"
1t Is almost ehtireiy ior lipl'eu'"'o "'e'
there beng only sl'gh' speculative iioNc.
ment' The total export Ias' week 'rot,
New York; baltlmore' lii'l"ueiphi" ati''
Boston, were O'oi' O"Fre'S o' porN' ~
64,359 pounds OF bacon ana Mans ana o.
S9O'5lI pounds OF lard; wh'ie ior'he same
week last year IRON the same poFts' anu
including Portland Montreal ana ne" or'
leans, there was exported ohly o'4oo p"t,
rels OF pork O,o5O,o"PoGhas OIL paco" anu
ham, and 2'S2V'SZ' POUNDS Oh mFH'
Corn Is sAiu 10 nave '"l'ef Oe.Vw WI VIM
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Grs.xtssS, Saleu.
DrBL1C SALE.

t
The undersigned, Executor Of the will Of Thomas
Buchanan, decd, will offer on the premises on
THURSDAY, December -, 1873,
Atii O'Clock A. ", the Farm Of said ThOs Buchanan,
containing ?S acres situated In Brooke county, West
Virginia, six miles from wclSbunl, three miles from
bethany, one mile from churches, schools and daily
mail and one mile from the WrllsbIg a Washington
IKE adjoining lands Of C. II. leall Joseph Gi and
others. The improvements consist Of large two
story Brick House. AlnIOst new; laFEe barn aud sta.
bling two sheep houses and all other buildings found
On hst-ClaSs Farm, This has always been outsider
I'd one OF the finest Farms In Brooke county. The
heirs reside GU the Farm, and will take pleasure In
showing Il TO any one wishing 10 examine.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WA. BOYD, Executor,
nO23 Independence, ID.
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1924. THE 1879.
Springfield Republican.
AN INDEPENDENT PUBLIC JOURNAL AND
HIGH CLASS FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Representative OF the Best New England
Thought and Opinion.
LEsablI,hCi-The Weekly In 1926 the Daily In IS ;
the Sunday In ls7s-By Samuel BOwIe'.

THR REPUBLICAN, considers Il the chief function Of
newspaper to print tho newsand tell the truth about
II, and this Il aims TO do mpartally and Invariably.
In politics, as Is well known, Tux REPUBLICAN, %
thoroughly Independent advocating the best men aud
the best measures wherever 1t hnds them II believes
only In honest money and currency always rcdCenl-
able In coin, standard throughout the world. II Is
earnestly In favor Of civsGrvice reform and abor for
n more conscientious and economical administration
OF all official trusts II has no sympathy with section
al or purely partisan politics, but places the public
good above party Gxpccncy and seeks TO bring about
better understanding and more cordial relations be-
tween the different sections and classes Of our common
country.
Tux REPUBLICAN, deVOtes itself largely to Literature
ard the Arts TO Science Physical and Social to the
mOraticS and amenities Of life TO nil the varied 10.
terCsts common 10 q free and enlightened people.
TUX SUNDAY KErUBLECAS Is especially rich In ex-
celent literary work. both original and selected Also
IN the best religious reading II regularly contains
good sermon by some prominent preacher at least one
bright story, variety Of fresh poetry selections for
the children, plenty Of hTstcASS correspondence and
welwhten editorials teSldes all the news Of the day.
local aud general.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN contains the cream OF
the Daily and Sunday editions carefully arranged and
rewritten and may fairly claim TO be the best cclec-
tic weekly newspaper In the country.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia
s,n os',ts s s,,''' :, :, In cAnnesrr.


Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust made By
George Zies and Barbara Zlles his WIFE, TO the tr-
designed Trustee, dated the Sd day Of December,
1885, and recorded In tho Clerks office Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia IN book Of deeds
Of trusts and mortgages No. o. on pages 40, l92 and
49, and pursuant 10 the decree entere by said Court
Ia the above mentioned cause on the 10Th day Of Au.
gust, 1878, / will sell, on
MONDAY ,ha os,h dar NJ Sovcuber A n 1893
"s - u%' VI N'''m'e'' "'D''''',
commencing ~ O'CLOCK q: M on the premises sold,
10 Tue Guy OF MheeIlns Mesi virginia, at The resi-
dence o. george les pubic auction TO tue high
es anu best nuuef described real estate,
or 80 much thereof may 10 necessary 70 pay the
deot secured " SAD deed o. trust being the sum o.
slS4sO ~ win interest thereon from December ID,
800 70 INC "a! OF Ae anu the expenses o. sale IN
eIulihS !he comhisiohs 81 the trustee selling, that y
ioMy; cetlnn ttAet Oh IAhI, 6cinS part OF wheel.
ins Island, in Tue county oil ohio ana state Of West
virginia and the southern portion Of tract 81 land
purchased ~ " MhclAn OF Josiah uPdegrah,
trustee o. y. N: .. Iane any othets; anu Tue same
ttaGt o. tAh4 ConNefsu 70 ld george Ies oy said r.
MheIan hy ueed nfasinS date March Slst lS6S and
ieSoiued ~ ueeu ooSk NO o. age 81 ~ sld llerEs
once, anu y Douhued Us 'olowE ~ neginnlng on the
%t sue 2, we eas "an a. o. Ine ONO nvef and a.
.ne nSrLaet CofTst ~ Ins nneyaM tTGct formerly
Is 5enSe o VIE ~ ,n n9Itn ihe Of ad Iiehrtst
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there. Maybe he has been Killed in 4
fight probably
81 hardly think so. Very few people
in the country would care TO engage him,
and he never sought trouble. On the
other hand, ne always avoided personal
encounters, though when he was forced
1nirablv. No, I do not think he has
fallen in a fight
Il suppose there were occasions when
he was invaluable to youS
Eyes, indeed, and never more so than
when crossed the river in order to go
to Miles relief, fearing that Sitting Bull
might come to the rescue Of the captured
Indians. heard that he had intercept
ed the Nez Perces, SO I crossed the river
with the whole command to the scene Of
the fight. Johnson was my guide On that
occasion. Everything depended on him
no one else in the command knew any
thing about the country we had to ira
verse-and he led US straight to our des-
tination." ~
ssWhat sort Of man was he socially"
s'These men are pretty much alike.
They live from hand to mouth; make
little money and spend it assoon as made;
live principally by the chase and seem to
have ne care Tor the future
f'Married or singleS
sob, I've no doubt he was, or had been
married. The marriage relation is not
very seriously regarded in that country
Such men marry squaws generally ac-
cording to the Indian custom, but the re-
lation is not considered very binding, and
Johnson may have been married more
than once -