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RED RIVER.
Natchitoches Parish, Sept 6 1879.
Mr.. J. H. NORNASD. Clontierville In.

kED RIVER.
Natchitoches Parish, Sept s 1879. I
Mr.. J. n. NoRxASD, CIontierville, La.
Dear Sir-After suffering for thirty
years from . running ulcer in tho ca,
accustomed by . wagon passing On m,
bead aud after having bpen Operated
upon by Dr.. Logan in New Orleans and
and not being cured. tried some Of your
balm and lam happy to say that after a
few applications Of it got entirely we'll
aud was radically cured.
A negro 10y on my place cut his foot
With plow and it was thought once
that it would have to be amputated but
after applying your Balm on tho wound
for fsF days it healed up and the Loy
10 now we'll. Again, George Cole, =
ueighbor Of mine, whilst shooting . gun,
. piece ofthe cap flew in his eye, We
tried the balm again and with success.
HE eye got we'll after two applications
Of tho balm.
! conclude BY stating that in nv opin.
ion yonr balm is an invaluable medicine
and ! will take pleasure in recommend.
ingit to the public.
Very respectfully,
W. A. CURRY.
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OeSoJpooeD that Geo. H.. Wick.
- Nh. afeer ftsudulently playing
0epogs q Radical Auditor Of this
oA14 )oood itadvbable to skip away
beeWoeotwod sya, under the pressure
6 . 11peaehment now turns up in
virginia . . senatorial candidate
ogaj1seJ. ", Dspiel. Of Lynchburg.
To th0eD d the case are almost too
0bouDhlAg f6e belief. Wicklli{e IL a
aoAm smart rascal.
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Payne, Cameron & Co., rs J. P. Buad
we'll. - . saas
18th District Court, Parish of Orleans,
No. 3O66l.
RY virtue of writ Of Fl. Fa. Issued i
- the above entitled and numbers
suit and to me directed, l have sei,si
and will offer for sale to the last NM
highest bidder at the door of the Conn
House in the city and parish of Match
tOches, on
Saturday. the 9Th day Of Dec, ls1a
at II A. NJ, the following described ptop.
erty, to.wit:
A certain plantation known a. the Pr,
Aux Clere's plantation, together VIII q
and singular the buildings and improys.
ments thereon, situated on the rioht
bank OF Re!i river descending, in the DR..
'sh of Natchitoches, about twenty mills
above the town of Natchitoches bound.
cd above by lands, now, or lately beloos,
ing to E. l.. Hyams, and containing Sd
9s-lOO acres.
a tract or parcel of land in the ram
OF land attached to said plantation. con.
tanning l3i s7-l0O acres, bounded nora.
west by lands now, or lately Of E. l.
Hyams, east by section IS, township II.
range y, and south by section :. town.
ship 10, range9.
The undiv ded half of q tract Of laad il
section 50, township II, range 9, formaf.
~ owned BY H. L. Bennett and S. II.
hyams, containing 229 7O-lOo scres
Oonnded northeast by lands now, or for.
meriy belonging to BENZ. Grape, Ell "
section IS, township II. range g. sud
south by section 5, township 10, rs3res.
A tract or parcel Of land, being lot No.
:, and east half of northwest ouarterd
section 2, township IL. north Of RANGE
west, containing ia 76-lOO acres, Il
The two last mentioned tracts heinz
more fully described in Act of sale and
acqnittahce from r. w. Simmons tai.
+: Br'adwell Of date eth February. is10
OF record in Recorders Office psrish d
Natchit0ches.
Terms Of Sale:
Cash Subject to apprasement. Il
L. A. DEBLlEUx,
oct. 2o.-tds. Sheriff
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TN Brock LIVERY STABLE, }
Natcbitoches, La. Aug. %. 1879. !
I have used Normand's Balm for sore
backs, gals, cuts, foot evil, &c. &C., in
horses, and found it very eflicacious. Il
is less trouble to use than other remedies
and il 10 . sure cure.
RIP. HUDSON
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On. 1toYD KlNe te'eeraphs from
ViDAllA, that Col. ]. N. GILLESPIE re-.
fuses % allow bic name used nv the
1epubljcons % q candidate for L.
Governor on their "H'QhIy-respecta.
Biz! Taylor. Beetle" ticket.
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last winter We warned our readers
against buying tho, large packs Of
worthless horse and cattle powders.
and 80 It is now time to begin 60 ,ise
them. We again urge them not 10
throw away their money. Sheridans
Powder are strictly pute, but ~
know Of no othee that ere. Wv
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C0nstablo's Salo.


James Accook v.. Julia Young and
Samuel johnson.
Msg''trates Court, Ward Ono. Parish a,
Natchitoches. No. SoS. "
*; V. .t OF . writ Of Fl. Fa., issued
- - 10y. ~ !no ABOVE entitled and number
=. ID . .'' -. ;%a a g mo directed have se.
o oSI VACCINATIONS SHct; House IN tho city and parish
Saturday. the Let day Of Nov. 1879
At IL O'Clock NJ.
Ono 6orrel Marc.
Terms Of Sale:
cA'a-nejset 70 appraisement.
~. =. JAS. T. KING.
wv ~ Constable, Ward /.
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ne public viii BE- panied TO learn
o. tho death Of Mrs. EeAN. wife Of
our dIseInguished fellow. citizen Hon.
j. q EaAH. This cad news reaches
uswhile The Judge IL in the midst Of
. sseoang political contest, and We
(aeod him our deepest sympathies
. ~ 0oo1 looA g.1 81. ~ ~.
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NATCIlTOcnEs, Aug. q, 1879.
hereby certify that have used Nor.
ma"d's Balm on my lit tie daughter, who
was scaldrd. A few application of the
Balm cured it readily and left no mark.
l.. CASPARI.
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A cough or cold taken between nov
and Christmas frequently lasta III
winter, This IL certainly tie az
With people who have weak lnno"
Cbe most convenient. reliable anfi
inexpensive remedy IL Johneon'a An.
odyne Ltniment. H. % to be used IN.
ternslly and externally. =
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Grand Ecore
WAREHOUSE.

WIN. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchased tho bu.in... a,
u Chsmbere & Barbse at Eli. ,e;n ~
and secured their services. I Am rr. ~."t'
cd 70 store and forward nromnti, eps 81
neighs and cotton consigned to N! 80. -.
. Rate Of storage Ia future y Hi; ny % c.le ::
Mtteen Cent? per barrel for trsirht.
1hifey-hvs Cents per hale for Ccftn .o'
.,....,.. WIN. FRENCH.
AGENTS WANTED for II. ~. -,
!aeeoee 1elltn9 Rtetoril Books and R,h S"u
ks1ese ssaaaed . per eeot N.. n,oies
Pu1f1o1uae Co, PblladA p. ~, ,' ~
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Tn oooGtS TEXAS Pacific road ID
~ - Aovs given upsli hope Of get.
00G govog1mo0t cid and 20 have "A.
eured ~ promise Of tho money II
voo1D nom Europe 70 put the line
h01e tAgough ocott bee ALREADY n.
eesded . mortgage ct Comsuche.
3en1A Soeoa 81, 900 borrowed money.
oo4sss meeting Of tho managers Of
- soe9Js1Do. soon TO be held st
119nde)p6ia, sesps will be taken to
- ~ work Vigorously forward.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
NORMAND'N BALM.
A HOME REMEDY
AND
SURE CURE.

For the Immediate Relief and lWrma.
nent Cure Of CUTS. BERAS, BRUISES,
WOUNDS, EAR ACHES. and all Skin
Diseases or Eruptions, We place before
tho public . preparation which is OF the
highest standard Of excellence, second
to none. Tor the class Of diseases for
which it is intended. We claim it to l,c
u specific for this class of disease. hav.
ing submitted it to rigid test, extend.
lug over a period Of thirty .fivc years
in treating the most obstinate case,
which have come under our observation
with it successfully.
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NOTICE..

4 Ill persons indebted to tho firm Of
Il Ca,pari L. Dietrich are respectfully
requested I" call on tho undersigned and
make Immediate settlements Prompt
attention to the above will be to the in.
forest Uf those 40 indebted.
l.. CASPARI,
June TT Liquidat"r.
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Nadte and to the maanor born"
Thsy viii quote It that way. and
81 SheR Let dollar on It's being
S0okspeoI. The last IL from our
6iood the Morehonse CLARION.
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For Clerk.

We are authorized TO Announce
1EORE W. KEARNEY. 40 q candi.
cate Tor the Office OF Clerk OF the
Dlstr,ct Court. subject to nomination
by Democratic convention.
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~ len Orleans Evening IrEr
~: - ~ inwafdness Of tho 70
80 0apghliela Convention may be
loooDohy GoGA iacldents. q the fol.
0oW0g: oss Asa
Aloodl1g 0aseomhouse Official vas
eeoQaeal1oD9uboa having ''turned
60 @ 0eoaeat Q tickst," He p.
~: 'Xa. our party Il billed Tor 4
S1oA; 81 ~ thought Il vell 10
ysevae 9 soepeetabls . corpse -
Oonl1lAs
ANsoloeat eolorsd delegate was
- oedh . slnilA. strain, when
esueeae Mn . hearty su6sv:
1ss alas 0ssa saough 70 think
seeoe slleUs sesA go the nomi.
oeloeo I tAas he'd Seen TIA le..t
sea. !. II viaaiss ~ election, do
W. :. .st.SS {, " =
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CIou7lERv1LLE. La, Sept. 3, 1879.

Clou7lERv1LLE. La, Sept. 3, 1879.
Messrs. NORMAND e. CHOPIN:
Gents-1 take pleasure In recommend.
ing your Balm. have always found it
eficacious. Some four years ago an old
colored servant Of mino was confined to
her bed with an ulcer on her leg. M
vito believing strongly in tho virtue Of
Your Balm, concluded to use some of it
aad in : very short time effected a cure.
Tho old woman 10 now we'll aud able to
testify to tho Same.
VS.. BENOJST.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District AftAp,av

We are authorized IN Announce the
name Of J. a. CUNNINGHAM Of
Natchttochos 40 a candidate Tor .Dis.
trtcf Attorney OF this, the Eleyenfh
Judicial District,
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1T Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S
COMPOSITION.

and may be applied to tho most delicate
children with IMMUNITY.
As specific for PILES and ERYSlPt,.
Las, it has no superior; it is very ctlcc-
tive to prevent lockjaw in children when
applied to tho navel just cut
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
succession OF Theo. Schuman, decd.
A VI persons indebted to the above
"a Succession will please come forward
1or Immediate settlement, aud all per.
sous hsyin; claims against said succvs.
''on will please present them for accept.
JAMES GENIUS,
NOV l. Administration.
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rcs numerous friends az A.
SpnEIEt VII cordially support him
nelQfe the Democratic Convenfion
Ior constable, Ward One.
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we are authorized tn Announce thu
name OF JAMES r KING a = c s,e
u W TOR reelection for ConstsbIe
War1 !. subject to nominstion hv
t1e Democratic party. "
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Rnfnl RpaAna ~ - = -. S~~.. savsuI'
Dofed TOR the 0overnorship OF Lou.
1olano-but the Republicans did Il.
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6REENBACH CANDIDATE.
-, ~ :. INC solicitation OF many ftienda
OF the 0reenbsck Party, ~
WILLIAM p. MORROW.
a ~. consented to become Q cendi.
oste Tor Clerk Of tho District Conrt
u tho ensuing election. '''
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE undersigned 10 now opening ,
j. lAfGs end complete assostment n
Winter Goods: "
DRY GOODS.
!. BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING,
HATS. AND
Pr q v101ona.
Prices very low for cash. co&.,.
e o3Sognt ct highest market price, Of ~
advance made On consignment. 80"
ttllnay'oe.
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For Sheriff.

We AZ authorized TO announce
JAMES f PROTHRO. o. 8 cendi.
date Tor the Office OF Sheriff.
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For Constable.

CHARLES Y. PORTER "A a c.n.
6.Hate tor the Office Of Oonetshie
war; One. sub act to nominafion hv
the Democratic party. "
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We are authorized to announce The
name OF Col. W. W. BREAZEALE
asa candidate for Sheriff OF Natch.
ttocnes parish. subject to nomination
by tho Democratic pertv.
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Read the Following Testimonials to It's
Virtue.
NATCHrOCHEs, La, Aug q, 1879.
I had my ankle badly bruised, by my
horse stepping upon it. l applied Nor.
mand's Balm and experienced immcdi
ate relief and a final cure. take great
pleasure in recommcnlin its efficacy,
JOHN l.. GILL.
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The numerous friends OF Prof. "
y. aCk will cordially, support him
before the Democratic neonie and
convention fvr Iagistrste Wsrd i
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The friends Of 8. P. RAINEs. "a.
nounce him 90 . candidate for Sheriff
OF this parish. subject to tho viii OF
q democratic Convention, and viii
support bic claims accordingly.
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We are authorized to snuouuce W.
B. TUNNARD, a. 4 candidste -.
ne o1ice of Justicu at tho Peace.
Ward !, a9njact tn ratification 81 the
democratic voters Of said 1ard
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We are authorized Ia announce the
name OF A. d. LDCOMTE. a. a Can.
1idate Tor the Office OF Sheriff. sub
lect to nomination by tho Democrat.
10 party.
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For 0aelstrata.

We are authorized IN annnunoe thu
name Of CHARLES 81. LEVY a. y
candidate for Justice OF tho Peane
Wsrd !, e9hj.ot to nomination By tie
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| 0So 0UNUOrVZoV 10 ANNOUNCE
JAMES E PROTHRO, o. 8 osndi
date for the Office Of Sheriff.
We are authorized Ia announce tn
name OF A. d. LDCOMTE. a. a can.
didate Tor the off1co OF Sheriff. snh.
!ect to nomination by tho Demoorat.
10 Dsrty.
The friends Of 8. p. RAINEs. An.
n0unce him - Q Candidate FOR 0herify
OF this parish. subject to tho Wili oi
q Democratic Convention, and Viii
support bic elaine accordingly.
We are authorized to announce The
name OF Col. ". ". BREAZEALE
asa candidate for Sheriff OF Natch.
ttoches parish. subject to nomination
oy tho Democratic party.
For Magistrate. 80
We are authorized to annnn,oe tho
name Of CHARLES II. LEVY a q
candidate ior Justice Of tho Peaoe
Ward l. euhject TO nomination bv ths
Democratic party.
We are authorized 20 Announce "
=. TUNNARD. a. q candidate for
the cnice IT Justic+, at the Paacs
Ward l. aunjact tn ratification 6v tie
Democratic voters Of ssid ward.
The numerous friends OF Prof. "
2. JACK will cordially, SUPPORT him
before the Democratic Deonie and
convention fvr Nagistrste Wsrd
For Constable.
CHARLES Y. PORTER IL 4 can.
1.dste for the Office Of O,nstshie
war; One. sub act to nominafion hv |
Ene Democratic party.
rce numerous friends OF AL
bhETEL viii cordially support him
,elQre tho Democratic Convenfion |
OF Constable. Wsrd One.
We are authorized IN announce IN.
!: Q! JAMES T KING a. a csn.
, NJ Tor reelection for ConstsbIe
Hafn !. subject to nominstion hv
u0 democratic marty
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SHERITF'S SALE.

- =
Payne, Cameron & Co., rs J. P. Broad
we'll. - 3 ,aas
18th District Cont Parish ne 0rl..c.
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Terms Of Sale

Cash Subject to appraisement. -.
H.. a. L. A. DEBLlEUx,
Oct' So'-tdS. Sheriff.
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Oct. 4.-5t,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-01-18
NEW YORK.


New York, Jan. ia fire broke
out at p. m. in the wholesale cloth
house of Van Valkenberg & Levett,
so Worth street, and rapidly enveloped
the entire building. The two adjoin-
ing buildings. No. Ga, occupied by Pas
tor Walkenshaw, and No. SO are on
fire. The flames have crossed the
street to No. 65. occupied by Joseph
Loos, and it is spreading rapidly.
There was some difficulty at first in
getting water, but in a short time a
large number of streams were poured
on the flames from the Thomas street
side. Second and third alarms were
sent out, and ten engines were soon at
work in Worth street, and five on
Thomas street.
The fre is said to have originated on
the third floor of No. 90 Worth street,
occupied by Walkinshaw 4 Voight,
dealers in woolen goods; Tristman &
Co., woolens, and Wolf, Meyer & Co..
mems clothing.
While Fire Commissioner Bonner
and number of firemen were on the
floor where the fire originated, the floor
began to give away, and they were
compelled to beat a hasty retreat to the
Thomas street side. They were not a
moment too soon, for just as the last
man escaped the floor gave way with q
crash and flames burst out on both
sides. The police reserves were called
out to keep back the great crowds that
were attracted to the spot. While
President King, of the fire department,
was standing in front of No. so Worth
street, cry was raised that the wall
was falling, and number of firemen
rushed torhis rescue. They had scarce
ly got across the street when the second
floor fell i'll with loud crash.
Despite the combined efforts of the
firemen, the flames spread with terrible
rapidity and soon communicated to No.
81. Here everything seemed to turn
like finder. Stream after stream of
water was directed on the buildings
but to no purpose, and floor after floor
fell in with a tremendous crash, spread
ing CONSERVATION among the crowds
that extended two and three blocks
away.
The firemen worked hard and willing
ly, but they began to get tired out and
an additional force was sent for, and
soon large number of fresh men were
drafted from up town districts and put
to work. 1t was too late, however, to
save No. 90, and the whole building
was completely gutted. The flames
then took hold of Nos &c and 69 Worth
street, and from that time the fire.
men seemed to give up all hope of
saving any Of the stores, and began
pouring water on the adjoining build
ings.
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CONDENSED TELEaRAMs.

Chicago: More testimony favorable
10 Maj. Reno was given yesterday
oy Lieut.. Wallace, ard by the famous
scout +. F. Girard.
Harrisburg, Pa: The governors pro-
clamation announcing the names Of
members Of congress chosen at the late
election, includes the name Of Robert
klatz, ldem from the eleventh dis
triot. The district has been disputed
hitherto by Gen. Albright, (rep).
London: Thomas W. Rocker 6 Co.,
T,iamorganshire iron masters, failed.
they owe the Bristol & West of Eng
land bank, e600, 600.
Fottsville, Pa: Martin Bergen was
hanged here this morning for the muir
Ger OF Patrick Burns, April Is, 1870.
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WASHINGTON.
Army Bill Substitute.

WASHINGTON. Ian. 17.-Gen. Garfield
has proposed substitute for the apmy
hill, which has rece;ved the approvaI of
officers representino several branches of
the service. It has the merit of breyity.
containing onlv six sections. The sub.
stance Of these are as follows:
1. Directions of the secretary of war
To the armv shall he deemed to be or.
ders of the president and shall be re.
spected and obeved accordingly.
2. The general commanding the army
shall have the assistance of all tile
staff corps of the army to enable him
to be informed at all times of materials
and supplies on hand, and condition of
the appropriations for various military
purposes.
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| BY TELEGRAPH.
THE FOUR WINDS.
The Cheyennes Assume an
lmpregnable Position.
Another Army Bill Sub
stitute.
The Customary New York Fire.
Working Girls Killed by
an Explosion.
A Fracas Over Mining Proper
ty in the Hills.
Senatorial Struggles in
Various States.
NEBRASKA.
rhe cheyennes Strongly Entrench,

The cheyennes Strongly Entrenched.
Fort Robinson, Jan. ia courier
has just arrived from the scene of hos
tilities, five miles distant from the po-
sition held by the savages at last writ
ing, with information to the effect that
the savages had assumed the most in
accessible position of any of the many
from which they recently stood the
troops at bay. He also states that a
party of five soldiers, were de-
tached from the command for the pur-
pose of ascertaining the position held
by the Indians, and that while engaged
iu this duty they Unexpectedly found
themselves within short rifle range of
over half scoie of Indians. The lat
ter discharged a volley at the little de-
tachment, succeeding in killing Private
Barber, Of company H, Third cavalry,
gaining possession of his carbine, pistol
and ammunition. The comrades of
Barber, though exposed to the are Of
the Indians, used desperate efforts to
RiCrChb tAO 4haAaho AlOhA
either his remains or equipments, but
without avail.
Capt. Vessels believes the Indians
cannot be dislodged from their present
position without the sacrifice of great
er number of lives than he deems ad-
visable, and has, in consequence, dis
patched Lieut.. Dodd, of Third cavalry,
to Red Cloud agency, with view to
obtaining the assistance of a dozen
Sioux scouts well versed in the Indian
mode of warfare.
The cattle men, Newman and Chalk,
arrived here to-day, and report the loss
of 80 head of horses, and the trail Of
the thieves indicates them to have been
Indians. Possibly Little VOLTS band.
Agent Irwin and Red Cloud arrived
tonight to learn the particulars of the
late events. and report the excitement
at Pine Ridge agency intense.
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ering the same points, and on January
18th G. P. Huntington filed in the in
terror department map covering the
same points as described in the two
preceding maps. No action has been
taken by the department on any of
these maps. In his letter Huntington
states that the organization papers are
being prepared and will be forwarded
at an early day.
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A BOOK could be written on the &C.
centricity Of humanity as represented
and also influenced by crowd. A fuss
about cab fare in front of the Bank Of
London and county banking company's
establishment yesterday morning; drew
large crowd. Depositors in the insti-
tuition Immediately concluded that
run on the bank was being made, and
they rushed to obtain their deposits.
Othsr depositors followed suit, and a
genuine panic soon ensued. 1t becom-
ing known at the country branches of
the bank that a run was in progress,
each branch began to experience SINH
lar trouble, and the end is not yet.
This is most remarkable incident and
very lamentable.