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{ s"EEd'E IRA.
FROM TIE HON. WILLIAM TAYLOR. STATE
SENATOR o. MASSACHUSETTS,.
a l. I | c L Il \ /.

Ne&$rs. l!'echs d Potttr: Grul!cm'n.-To say
that am grateful i only poor expression OF my
feelings: hut Il Is The best word c;,ii for ."c
il in every sense Of me WORT have been Il great
sufferer with .kiH-tliSp;ScS for The pa: twelve az
yearS. NV head anG face icing covered with sore.
could moi rest with the turning heat and itching Of
the parts arrtcd ana was cGnh1;' 70 IN! h2.c Tor
CT Il most aggravated type by many physicians. bu
doubt if ever fully Understood hv any oi t!tcn. IL
was mere ike Il combination OF several skiii-h,l-
mors / have spent mucn money seeking cure,
and IN 1867 went TO Europe ana consulted some
Of the hest physicians in London. ! received ZEN
out again had as ever. When came back To Bos-
ton WAS told by many friends that DR.. -. wil3>e
reputation for the OF those ciSrastd WIS of the
hirhc,t order, u'd cure me. waited on HE Doc
tor. He pre-: cr1"'i FIR me. followed his advice
for six months, and can safely sly without any
improycmcnt. tried other rhysi,ialis. and among
| them DIR. -. Of East Boston, and l:r. -. Of
city proper: but all 10 no purpose. hey did no
good. Their remedies were Intellectual that 81 no
time lid feel that cure woul3 result from them.
have swallow, q five hundred arsenic pills t520
! remedies. besides all The external applications
have u8cd. but the effect was The same. | Dccame
satisfied that could not be cured but migAt he kept
| Now. about three months ago Mr.. Mccsan. gen.
| tlcman well known 10 Boston people called nv AT
| full results If would only make trial. He told
me Of his own experience with it, and SD persevered
on me that | went with him to drugstore aud
| BOUGHT Two large boxes OF CUTICUEA and some
| rTICrRA SOAP. and commenced 10 use II accord
! iu- TO he directions. There was SO nuck humog
lodged within ibc skin that is soon "a commenced
| the use CT CUTICURA IL came to the surface and
| rc~trrc until vast quauti'ics had come out. and
! greatly inten>i flied my suiterings for about two
wei Ks. But did not mind This. rs / felt that was
going 10 yet rld of the humcr when saw II coming
10 The surface i'll such large quantities. After the
| first TWO or three weeks r.e OF This remedy VIZ:
greatly encouraged Ivy gradual ltSsenins Of The
Inflammation Of number of painful sores. care.
iuy faithfully. ana cheerfully followed ihe dircc-
lions 10 the Il tier. feeling each week nearer a cure
mill at the prs cnt moment. after three months ust
! NJ cUTIcURA. am: twelve years OF Il constant SUI
| frring ~ was ever endured. can say mat ! am
cure d. and pronounce my case The most rclrkablt
| on record. ] have been so clated with my success:
that have stupreh men on the street who we're III
| f,clci and told them 10 get the CCTlCCKA anu II
would cure them. This IS why ] am so grateful u
YOU for believe 1t TO he The best and greatest us
coycry OF the and tlat IL VIII cure az VINO az,
suffering with ils, diseaSlS. may add that t0of
no internal medicine but The tuTiCtRA IKE
SOLVENT. lLLiah IAiLoA''
BosToS, August %, 1878.
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EJ Telegraph.

new YORK. July 2.-.Yonn.-SiccLs quiet ana
steady. Mousy on call. S!5GGih nrr crnt. tN-
chanEs-LonE, 49,: short, iS74. State hons
Gul Governments firm.
hren tng.-Money active at 4GEG per cent. Fx-
change tirncr t - 5icGiS6. Governments weak:
new IS. 1888; Az per cents, lO6; i per CENTS.
1013,. states Gu!i.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. July 2,-Vrs1nia Ga. deferred.
O.: conSOls. 55E: second seri"s. 80: rev To-
aus. 1917: Iasl-dIc coupons. IT. North Carolina
G'S, OLD, 20 new, -. Bil to-day.
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The University Of Virginia.
FINAL CELEBRATION OF TIE JEFFERSON

SOCIETY.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July 2.-Thc Jci-
frrson Society held its final celebration to-
night. a large lumber OF people were
present. The dcbater's mccall was presented
by the Prcsident-Gcorgc d. Ianccy, OF
Maryland-to =. A. Bruce. OF Virginia. and
the orators medal was presented to Wynd-
ham r. Meredith. of Richmond, Va.
The orator, after accepting The medal in
graceful terms of ackuow Icd%mcni. de-
Iivered an Grafton OH The Statesmen OF
the Future"
Tomorrow mornin" at 10 O'Clock The
meeting OF the Society of the Alumni Will
be held.
The weather is delightful, and the grounds
tonight are beautifully Illuminated.
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Crimes md Casualties.


aINIULNI O.S nv I'LL a ID 1sAII4r0AD IN NE "
YORK..
New YORK, July "A frightiul accident
occurred on the Metropolitan Elevated rail-
road shortly after O'Clock this morning.
The regular up trains had stopped running
at that time, and several .trackmen on 4
hand-car started down the east side OF the
track TO make some needed repairs. When
Franklu.street station was reached they
discovered III engine with some new cars
coming up the road. Davi. Stadlay, one OF
the Oldest employees on the road. yolun-
tcered 10 get of and warn the approachin.
train. when lie was struck by The regular
south-bouud train. His body was manglcd
in q horrible manner. One OF his legs wa.
cut off and remained on the track, willie
his body was thrown into the street below.
Death was instantaneous.
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p-enarcd by WEEKS & POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists. 800 Washington street, Boston, Mass
and tor sale by all druggists and Dealers Price oil
CUTlCuRA--SmalI boxes. so cents; large boxes.
containing two and one half times the quantity OF
small, 81: REsoLvENT, 81 per bo,llc. CuTICuRA
SOAP. % cents per cake; by mail. 30 cents; three
c,,os TX crp,s myG
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LIVERY AND %ag.E> ST.hHLES.

The sub cri'sr ha- fitted up in connection WITH
n is extensive stables ULc III the most
COMPLETE AND Cp>NENlhST EaIAAES
% he found In lhi, country: and having every -
ri! Scr The accommodation az stock r'pccill'f
sucils cousignmcui> of .-
HORSES. MULES. AND VEHICLES,
Of every KIND. PROMISING iini ~! sirh. Sr. r"'-
,I..ncd to him shat! have every attention. an. 49,
turn, ~ o.aptlv made.
LITERAL CASH ADVANCES n2de when r'n i.!rG =
THE CARRIAGE DEPARTMENT
.trqccs r0nsi.nn"pi~ of limos ever vaTi"'T -
81 hiri.- for pleasure LHi work DGri"sc'. IT."
n HARNESS. OF every 'rsCrIptiOI. All ar'lch- ~
III. ,r,triu,tut VIII hc sOi al lowest "lIol' ~h't
manufacturers price. aud ~ 10 instance Wit ~
dpyaiou from such prices Dc made. PHr'rs WIZ
in to purchase will iind Ii I" heir ini ret % eA-
amIuc mis- stock 81 vehicles. sc. w
Nv SrhBI. rs ar" new. .! IARIt tAfAtii1 {,
and afford every convenience Tor jruscr>.
Parties ,tr.lrug purchase FOR fi"r "Fli i'' or
the trade wi lld large stock 10 sc''ct from. go
AUCTION SALES every WEDNESDAY ana sAl-
UkiJkI at ~ UrlrcK \. ".
.iOiiE y. DAVIS, Proprietor.
f. u. Cook. Auctiuuccr.
RICHARD SCLhTEE. Manager. 49,
j. u. PACE. Sa'c~inaa. NV -
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Mill aNEfss g.

REILlINERY.-As we desire to .-s:F<s55 :
N reduce our stock we have greatly re- aaasss5Ese
duced our prices and are now *cling Mli.-1MSNs
LlNERY GOODS at less ;lau halt yalMr tti anu
convince Yourself of This fact. SrRANS. CHR
LEGHORNS. FEATHERS. GAtIES. CRAZE
GRAPE Wells, &c. II is IL your Interest 10 OK
low. MRS +. llUILLfk,
il . 525 Broad street.
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RICHMOND POTTERY.

DICIMOND POTTERY.-Iw would most
IL respectfully inform the trade and the public
GENERALLY That nave This day succeeded Mr.. Da-
VID PARI. at the RICHMOND POTTERY. Mt
Rockets, where intend 10 manufacture the BEST
QUALITY of STONEWARE of all shapes and
sizes; also. TERRA-COTTA GARDEN-VASES
AID FLUWER-PO1S of all sizcs from Is inches
down 10 -! inches all Of which otfrr 10 sell ut the
loves: cash prices and on the most pleasing Terms.
JOHN J.. PARR,
successor 20 DAVID farr.
JULY ], 1879. jy l-lw*
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.

CUrIcURA REsoLrENT is the most powerful
Blood Purifier and Llver-Stimulant ever COM
pounded.
CU1IcuRA is the great external remedy for all
Humors Of the scalp and Skin, Ulcers ana oio
Sores.
CuTIcURA SOAP is an elegant toilet ana iheai-
FINAL assistant to CUTICURA for all external alice
lions
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AOuIck Circuit of the Globe.

WASHINGTON, July "A letter mailed by
young lady clerk in Superintendent
Blackfun's office has been returned to her
after completing the circuit OF the globe
westwardly in seventy-one days, the quick
est time on record.
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Senator Garland was made the reclplent
last week OF the degree OF IL, D. from tue
st. Louis University. one ofihe most proni-
!neut institutions OF learning in the COUNTY,
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NOLLlNS'S VOLTA1C
ELECTRIC PLASTERS.

Hundreds of little Nerves and Muscles respond 10
he Electrical Action cf these wonderful Plastcrs
he moment they are applied. They instantly An
initiate Pain, Strengthen Weak and Painful Parts
Draw Posons from the Blood, Prevent Fever and
Ague, LIVER and Kidney Complaints. nue.,
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PIANOS. ORGANS, &c.

LADIES, do you want TO be strong, healthy, ana
Then use Hop Bttters.
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Political.

san Francisco, July 2.-Thc Republicans
last evening nominated Hon. L. q. Phelps
for Railroad Commissioner.
This district OF the Workingmen's NUM-
cipa Convention nominated D. J.. Smoot to
he city and county attorney. lie was for
mcrlv district attorney for Alexandria. Va.
The platform of the Democratic Con-
ycntion, referring to national matters,
declares It TO be tie Democratic doc
trine that this UDian is All indlSS1ub!c
union Of indcstructibic States, under the
paramount authority OF the Federal Constl-
tuition in all powers not reserved b. the
States, and as suffrage is Il privilege con-
the General Government to interfere
with State elections is declared to
he dangerous 10 the liberties OF the
people. it dcnounce> the repeated abuses
If the veto power by Il. Il. Hayes,
sitting as the executive officer cl the Gov
crnment, in defeating the will or the pco-
pie, as expressed by Congress, through his
rejection OF bills passed bg that body to re-
peal obnoxious and unconstitutional la"s
during the present special session. Tie
Democracy OF California earnestly approves
the tforts OF the Democrats in both houses
OF Congress TO repeal laws ny which the
rights OF voters are ii.crfcrcd with ut the
instance and under the authority OF Rclub-
licau administration.
The platform WAS unanimously adopted.
The Democratic Convention after choos.
inc a State Central Committee went INTO the
nomination f0r Governor. Hugh j. Glenn,
the nominee OF the Honorable Biiks'S Con-
vcn,ion, was nominated by acciamation.
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COURT ORDERS.

Two THE CREDITORS OF a. 4. GIBBS,
l. DEcEi SED, AND JOSEPH GIBBS. DE-
GEAsED.-I In the County Court OF Chesterfield
county, June term, 1870
On motion Of Il. Truehesrt aud Lucy his wle,
dis, rnItees OF .e estate or 4. 4 secessed ana
Joseph Gibbs deceased the Court doth order mar tne
creditors Of the said decescnis anltar ana n"s
c.n.e If any they have % the ESD DAY OF JQI.i,
1870 against the pavmeu. and delivery OF lhc sa'u
estates 10 the distributes thereof anG IEat sops
nT Iii, order he published ouee week for tonr RseA,
I'm The Richmora Dispatch, - newspaper pachshsa
in lie city OF Richmond.
4 copy--Tess: go,
80 MARCUS A. COGBiI.f, Clerk
Ie lO-l7,24Sjyl,s
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CuIckERlNG & SONS
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UPRIGHT
PIANo-FORTEs
,,ve hecn awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS
ever given 10 any piano manufacturers
IN THE WORLD.
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Louisiana Constitutional G0HS2H:i1n.

NEW ORLEANS. July 2.-Several articles
Of the ordinance reported by the Committee
on General Provisions were to-day adopted
hv the Constitutional Convention. Article
20, authorizing the General Assembly TO
grant lottery charters CT privileges, each
charter to pay 100000 per annum into the
state Treasury, all charters to cease Janu-
aIy, 1875. from which time all lotteries are
prohibited in this State; also recognizing
as contract binding on the State the char
ter OF the Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany. except lis monopoly clause, which is
abrogated, was adopted.
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UANENPUKT NUKEIS
OFFER FOR SALE
GREEN OK GUSPOWDER TEAS
of The best quality and Iyor. packed In double half
chests. imported direct 10 this city from China
iplS 1
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The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, July L.. Tue following is n
rccapitulasion of the publlc-debt statement
issued to-day:
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ny Telegraph
NEW YORK.
NEW YcRg, July 2.-Co!ton dull sales, 1e2
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GROCERIES. dc.

L a S.
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promises at least a moderately good har-
vest. Southwest Italy aud Sicily promise
tolerable. and the Southeast and Sardinia
exc client crops.D :
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Fine. $50: supcrfrc, $3.50 $3.50; extra,
s5.23G $40: common family, 1915 hES6 :".1cy
urau- SOC 1913.
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precauiion to rem"ve the collar and
cravat from Hunters neck. which,
materially retarded the choking. Al.
together it NJ sad sight. and far
removed from . single consideration
Of . serious nature. There did not
appear to be . man there that had \
spark Of pity in his breast until the
banglers had bOiched their Job"
when. foe . moment. human NATURE,
that finds all the world akin, broke
forth in judgment upon them.
There were six or seven doctors iu
the enclosure. and they took turns in
feeling Hunters pulse. At the ex.
piration Of one minute it was sixty.
four after he hal been choking
seventeen minutes it was fourteen.
and in half an hour the dead body
was cut down. taken to the door ut
the end Of the corridor and prepared
for delivery to John Hunter aud the
family of the deceased. There it
remaiDed until the afternoon, when it
Was wrapped in blankets and given to
q Philadelphia undertaken.
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Madame Anderson is heartily to be
congratulated upon the success Of her
wonderful undertaking to walk 200
quarter miles in 300 consecutive
quarter hours, 1t is the greatest feat
of the kind ever achieved by woman,
but it is a mistake to call it the great
est effort by any human being. On
the 6rst of November last, Welsh
man, named William Gale, completed
ut London his last quarter mile CT
1000 quarters in 1000 consecutive
periods Of ten minutes each. O'Leary
won the championship in his six days
match with Weston and Others. at
London. on the I'd to 9TH of April. in
clusive-walking 5l9i miles in al
hours. 5 minutes and 10 seconds. In
walking or running for Sir John Asst
ley's prize and the championship.
awarded last night. OLeary covered
520f miles in 139 hours. 6 minutes,
10 seconds. Bat neither Of these
f.ats was for him 80 difficult rs
Madame Anderson's for her, and it is
to be hoped that her whole system of
trimming all details of her diet. etc
while preparing for her great effort.
will shortly he made public.
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The House OF Priam.

The house of Priam might, in the
opinion Of Dr.. Schliemanu. have had
more than 100 rooms, and he think.
Il was originally Eve or seven stories
high. One of the rooms now contains
. jar 40 large that il is nearly filed
by it. Four Of such jars might have
been found by him. each measuring
Eve and half feet high and four feet
seven inches bruad. The large num-
Der If jars found On the ground Aoor
induces the belief that it WAS used for
store-rooms. The four large jars
q number Of beautiful terra
Gotta vases. Of which also many
fine specimens were found in the
rick-colored ashes with which the
rooms are filled. DIR. Schliemsnp
thinks the most remarkable thing in
the ancient mansion il that here and
there beneath il the walls Of a still
more ancient building are found. He
ascribes them to the first city erected
on the site If the famous citv. All
the fragments Of the pottery which he
has seen in the rooms of the mansion
Immediately below the Trojan stratum
have, he says, ON both sides q beauti-
ful lustrous red, black or brown color
which he has never found anywh here
except in the strata Of the 6rst city.
He is further If opinion that the
great circuit wall was not built BY the
people which inhabited Troy ut the
time OF the catastrophe. but nv their
predecessors. Among the remarkable
objects discovered recently. DR..
Schliemann. in his last letters to the
Times Uondonl. mentions the re-
mains Of an embryo child. which a
physician thinks To be ONLY four
old. All the homes seem to
be present. $40 that the skeleton
might EASILY be reconstructed"
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St. Louis Republican: 10 the adop-
ton Of the rules to govern the Sena.
torial election at the Democratic eau
Gus at Jefferson City, last night, the
VeetAllen combination was com
pletely routed. The minority report
made BY Mr.. Vests leader. Senator
Major, was made test of the strength
of this combination. Its chief points
were the exclusion of Independent
Democrats and those desiring in fu-
turs to cooperate with the Demo-
cratic party. the requirement to nom-
mate Of only majority Of those vot-
ing and not Of the total number of
members enrolled, and the forcing of
Q vote before new lists could be made
up. The majority against the COM
binei forces of Vest and Allen was
about ten, on two or three rigid tests.
and shows that, giving Allen but ten,
Mr.. Vests total strength is fifty.
Messrs. Byrns. Mackey and Crow, all
Glover men. we're absent owing to
sickness. The summing of it all up
is to leave the field among the candi-
dates now before the caucus to Messrs.
Glover, Phelps and Hardin. 1t
would seem that Mr. Glover's pros
poets ere more than fiattering. The
caucus meets agsin tonight. but it is
hardly probable 8 vote will be reached
for Senator for the long term
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SHERlFF'S SALE

By virtue and sushosiiy Of special exc.
cusioa issued lroo The ol6ce Of the Clesk oi
the Ciscui, court Of Pstsis county. Missouri.
and IL Ne direcied in favor Of the stats oi
Missouri as the sslatioa and to the ne ol
J0aeph A C. Brown, Collector Of the rev
snHs Of the Ptsiis county. in the etsts Of
Missouri, and seainss John r Wilson,
Charles B. Glaascock. George g. Ve.t.
william A. Gains, Pascal g. Stafford.
James p. Lsake. Theodore II. Cnrsis and
Launc<lot A. HaSsoas, iuslenent for bsck
tsxes on the real estsis hereinafter de-
scribed fnr The yesss 1867. 1861 1851. 1870.
1871, 1877, 1873, 1874. 1875 snd 1876. snd
against ssid sssl eaaate, have ssised and
levied upoa ell Of the right title and inter
ct Of the ssid defendants. Of. u sad 70 the
following described real esssss, siee.sed in
Petiis eoussy. Aias0asi. to-v:t: The esst
half Of he nostheaee quarter, and the
south west quarter Of the north-eass quar-
ter, Of secsioa sleves. my. Of township
a.. rsnes. twenty, (20l. and
the nosth west quarter Of The southeast
quarter Of section eight (8). township
Iosty: (44), range twenty oee, t2l).
and ] vill on
SATURDAY. THE lSrn DAY OF JAN.
UARY, 1879,
between the hoos, Of nine o'clock .. y.
md I've O'Clock p. .. d ssid day, ss the
souss houss doos il he city Of 6edslia,
ID Pessia eosaty. Miasoesi, and While The !
:srcuit court Of said county i in session, !
ell The aid lasd se public suction fos |
:ash, tn The hishess bidder, 70 sasisfy ssi6 |
La MURRAY,
IL l7vtd 0Aesi1 Petite eousty.
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4 Californis Slrocco.

From the Los Angeles Herald.
Day bef"re yesterday afternoon. the
outgoing Yuma train left Los Angeles
on time. Everything went ON as usual
until it approached Cucamonga Sta
tion. At this pint sand-storm G. ex.
traordinary whence was encountered.
The train Vas soon obliged to stop.
Superintendent Hewitt was Mt once
communicated with by telegraph. and
number of men were dispatched from
oil quarters to clear the track hut VI
t-rIy without avail. The train was
delayed snme fifteen hours. When
We state that the rails for distance of
three or four miles were covered with
sand toa depth ranging from me to
three feet. the force Of the wind NAV
be conjectured. The simeon or sirocco,
or whatever it may be called comes
whistling through the Cjm Pass as
though it were discharged from q fun
mel. The incoming Yuma train was
DELAYED for an hour and half through
the storm. Some seven years ago a
whirlwind poured out Of the Caion
Pass. which took substantially the
came course as the wind day before
yesterday. The line Of plain traversed
by it Was about three miles vide, hut
it fortunately stopped right at the edge
Of the celebrated Cucamonga vinyard.
For much of this width the soil was cut
ofas With q knife. being carried resist
lessly over the Cucamonga plains.
6sod Vas piled to highth Of several
feet over the roof of the station of the
old Stage Company. making q total
aud driit Of over twenty feet high. |
The Storm Of the other day must have
hen Q twin brother Of that.
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-ri.Ny NOTICE.

Taken up by ,. \. Longing sni posted befoYe
=. Mcconnell Justice OF the peace in Washing.
ton township. eft P.tis County On the 9TH siay o
January. 1879. the following described property
tine medium sized white yvsriBg steer red ears,
split IVA right ear. One medium sued light roam
small red two year Old heifi..r. marked upper bit
IN right arpart 81 switch of tail of. Appraised AZ
sIo by D, T. Na,her, l.. II .Wensor and Robert
Bs;y, by M. sworn for that purpose Jan. s. is.9.
". p. Mcconnell, J.P.
IrIlw5s
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The stock men at Omaha recently
adopted resolutions pledging themselves
to purchase no ponies stolen from the
Indians. To this Red Cloud respond
~ follows:
The talk you sent us is good. We
think you believe an Indian has rights
~ we'll as q white man, and that is a
good thing on the right road. because
it will make peace and good friends.
We will do what We can to help you
get back stolen horses. If they come
into our camp We will take them and
let you know 81 you can get them. If
We see them driven forth we will stop
them and report to our agent.
We have asked him to make the same
bargain with good men in the Black
Hills and DeadwOod. When We start
ed out to try and be like white men We
meant it. and now We want to tell you
these things. When an Ogallala goes
over the Nebraska line to look for
bis horses, with pass in his pocket
don't shoot at him until you know
what he is there for. If a bad Indian
should steal horse, don't saw Red
Cloud is on the war path. We do not
say that you are making war when
your had men are stealing our horses. |
Send the brands of as many peoples
stock - you can. and We will have
them nailed up in the council room, 60
We can all zee it. We hope you will /
not look upon this rs "baid headed
treaty." but as an understanding be-
tween men who want to be honest and
do the fair thing. Your friends,
His
RED x CLOUD.
mark 4
and all the chiefs and head men.