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The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
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The invention of that superior and com.
plete sew ing machine ltbe" Family"Sew.
ing machipel, marks one OF the uisst im-
portant eras in the history Of machinery.
and when We consider its erea, usefulness
and extremely low price tS25), il is very
difficult to conceive of any invention for
domestic use of more or even equal i'm
portance to families. IL has great capsci-
ty for work; beautiful, smooth and quiet
movement, rapid execution, certainty and
delightful ease OF operation. that at once
commend it above all others. The work
ing parts are all steel, strong and durable,
and will last a life time; the bObbins hold
100 yards Of thread; the stitch is The firm
est of all stitches made, nea, aud regular,
md can be regulatef 10 a moment to sew
stitches from an inch in length on coarse
material d Iwn to the finest, so infni,csi-
NAL as to lie hardly observable with the
naked eye. aud with a rapidity rendering
it impossible to count them as fast as
made; It has move attachments than any
other. and i, does to perfection all kinds
ofheavy, coarse. plain, fine, or fancy
needle work with ease. aud far less labor
than required on other machines. 1t
needs no commercial ion the rapid sales,
increasing demand, and voluntary eucorn-
iums from the press, aud the thousand
Of families who use them, amply testify
to their undoubted worth as a standard
aud reliable house necessity, extending its
popularity each day. Machines sent
anywhere to be examined befrre any mon
is paid. AGENTS WANTED by the Com
psuy. Address them tor information.
FAMILY SEWINi MACHINE Co,
: l4-ly 1j5 BR0AwAY. NEW YORK.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

Last Saturday evening Sheriff War.
rem arrested q Zig double listed inshman
for raising q disturbances at Lauterbach's
restaurant, and started with him to the
cooler, but the said b. d. {. i. objected to
being locked up, and turning suddenly
upon the sheriff, hit him q clip on the
tide Of the head with bis fist and lii out.
The sheriff speedily recovered bis equile.
brium and gave chase, firing . shot 1t
the fleeing irishman who concluded that
perhaps it would be better to take lodging
for the night in the bastile than to be
made . target of, even by . poor marks
man, spd allowed himself TO be quietly
locked up in one of the cells.
AT the last meeting Of w. c. T. q.
It was decided to hold . children's col
cert, in the Court House. ct Red Cloud.
on Sunday evening. February 10Th, 1880,
commencing at Z O'Clock p. N.
The following committee we're sp-
pointed by the President to consult and
act with the superintendsnss Of the sab
bath school:
Mrs. Dow, Chairman.
Mrs. SsttelIe, Miss Jennie Psyse, Mns
Anna Pryse, to visit the Sunday school
10 the school house.
Miss Dickson Chairman
Mrs. ]. Q. Potter, Mrs. ]. Warren
and Miss Perkins to visit the school 10
the court house. All are cordially in-
vited. Mrs. BENT,
MIS-. p. T. SETTKLE, President.
Secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
settlers On Government Lands,

Homesteaders and others who have not
ret proved up on their claims should re-
member that the new rulings require that
they shall advertise at least four witnesses
who are cot relatives Of the party proving
up. and that the time and place Of max
ing proof shall also be stated 10 the
notice. This, il is claimed, is for the
purpose Of giving parties who may have
adverse claims on the land q chance to
appear and present their claims. Those
who wish to prove up can have their ap-
plication papers made out at the CHIEF
Office, free Of charge, as We always keep
Q supply of blanks on band for this pur-
pose, and as the editor Of this paper is
Notary Public. the affidavit does not cost
anything, thus Is cents Is saved to each
one who publishes bis inal proof notice in
tue CHIEF.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
A LETTER FROM THE GRAND WORTHY
WOE TEEpLAR.
Independent Order Of Good Templass.

LINCOLN, FEB. 3rd, 1880.
EDITOR CHIEF:-Thinking sono Of
the many readers Of your most excellent
paper might be Interested enough in the
work of the Good Templars to read ar
account Of our Grand Lodge work I send
you . short article.
The fourteenth session Of the Grand
Lodge, Of the Independent Order Of Coco
Templars in Nebraska. closed on the 9th
of January. The session was indeed
very pleasant one. and not only that, bu,
in coming togather from all parts of oul
fair state, and Stunning up the work, w
iud the past year has not been u fruitles.
one, e. lodges have been added to the
number, and we had men with us thi.
winter, who one year ago were slaves Of
q depraved APPETITE. To day they are
sober, and free men, thus bringing JOY
and gladness to the hearts and homes Of
oil who love them. In the year upon
which We have just entered We expect
with Gods help, to do q much create,
work. John B. Finch is chief com
mander for this year, and o drawer, gran.
der, noblcr man never led IN army since
the days of Moses.
The past week Geo. q. Barre, oil
Kentucky. held meetings here with grand
success. The streets are ablase with red
ribbons. l certainly think be ia the mos,
eloquent man l ever listened to. John
B. Cough is not any more than his equal.
l an glad that be did not 60 to Red
Clond, if he had. you never would have
had patience to listen to one who may
visit your town during this spring and
summer. Look ont for me I sm com
ing too"
MRs. ALICE A. WHITE,
Grand Worthy Vice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

-Don't s~pd Z o Lincoln or Onsha for
blanks wien yoa Gao get them for the
same money 1t the CHIEY Office. and ave
e~xpresssEe.
Mr.. Montgomery regularly deals nu.
fresh milk to the inhabitants Of Rec
Cloud Mix delivered esoy day. san
days not excepted.
County warrants and aecoun,. taken
on back subscription o. - cents on the
dollar. nj this osscr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Be Wise and Happy.

1fyou will stop all your ex,ravagaut
ard wrong notions in doctoring yoarse,f
and families with expensive doctors or
humbug cure aiIs that do harm always.
and use only natures simp'e remedies
for all your ailments-you will be vice,
we'll and happy. and save great expenre.
The greatest remedy for this. the great,
wise and good will cell you, is Hop Bit.
ters-rely on il. See another column.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

Mr.. John Aultz has secured the ser.
vices of the we'll known and popular ba.
ker, Mr.. John Miller. who nov does the
baking at that establishment. The bes,
Of fresh bread, cakes. pies &c can al
ways be found at his bakeray. Call and
see. LIST door south Of Sherrers drug
store. q II.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
TAU NOTICE.
y. ). LAND 0yylcs.l
BlooDinGten Hshrsska.J

Josiah G. Holeomk. having ON this ssh day
Of February, A. d. 1854. made appliestioa to
perfect his pre-smpsion deelaratory Statement
S sarsS' ~ r.nss TT q .rs .cSsr ~ ~ ~ avSss.'s :
the prs-eWptior at Of 1871. and finding upon
the records Of this oGcs that Robert y Will
ianS he's s'se fled . homestead safry On the
that I have a2po;nxed the ises a.y Of March.
lSSo n . day Of hea-ing in the premises. o. that
day AL parties in interest will appear 81 this of
ace snd.show cause Why the ssis Jcsisi C.. Hell
comb Should net be sitSQ I'D 10 per fest his satYy
ieblsmsril s.. ". vwTrZER. register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

For the Crown Jewell Patent -four,
and al other kinds Of -four and feed.
meal and oats. and also for plows and
harrovs. the farmers will find it TO their
advantage to call on Chas. l.. Putnam
before making there purchases. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

Land Office at Bloomington Ncb. Jan. n. Is O.
Notice is hereby gwen that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof IN support of his claim. and Sc
cure final en,ry thereof. before James A. Tul-
legs. clerk Of the court Of Webster county. II
his ONCE in Red Cloud. April LIST. 1850
Henry a. McCune. for the northwest quarter
Of section Is town 2 range 10 west. and names the
following "a his witnesses, viz. William Hols.
worth. Richard Tinker. Frank Tenant and
Seth Alesr. ali Of Red Clona: Nsb;
fsb5marls S. w. SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Horsss aaa Mule. 5cr ale

The undersigned has for sale q good
span Of young mnles. also n good six
year old mare. Short time will be given
on a portion Of the price Of the aniiusls.
For terms &C., call at my re,ilcDce near
the dapot. Burt DEwEIL.
26tf Red Cloud, Neb
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
GROW NJ

Not the Crown Of Kings nor the Crown
Of Glory. but the Crown Sewing Machine,
the latest. and best machine in The Mar
ket. it will ray you 20 call st the Post
Office and see II before YOU purchase,
For Sale by NJ. u. McNITr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Land Oface at Bloomington Neb. Jan. slst lss

Land Once at Bloomington Neb. Jan SIS { 1881
Notice is hereby given that the fol'owini
N Cd settler has filed notice Of his intention q
make 6Dal proof in support of his claim. ans
secure final entry thereof. before James A.. Tul
legs. clerk Of the court OF Webster county. .
bis o66ce in Red Cloud. on April LIST. 1850
Edward keCuns, for the northeast quarter 0
section Is town 2 range 10 west, and names tn,
following rs his witnesses, viz: William Hcls.
worth. Richard Tinker Frank Tenant ana
Seth Aiger. all of X ed cloud Neb.
feb5mar4H 8. W. SSIrxeR. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
No Good Preaching,

No man can DO do a good job Of work.
preach q good sermon, try a law suit well,
doctor a patient or write a good article
when he feels miserable and dull, with
sluggish brain and unsteady nerves, and
none should make the attempt in such a
condition when il can be so easily and
chesply removed BY a little Hop .Bitters
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
The Nebraska Farmer.

Messrs. Mcbride l. Druse. Publishers
of the Nebraska Farmer, Lincoln, Neb..
are making that paper . grand good thing
for, our country people, and are ably
seconded By Ex- Gov. Furnas, at the bead
of the Horticultural department, and
Geo. NJ. Hawlsy at the head of the
Grange der artment Ii ranks with any
agricultural publication in the world. A
copy of the Fdrmer may be sent BY cali
ing at this Office. or by sending . stau:E
to the publishers The subscription price
Of the Farmer has been reduced to 81. so
and en- be had By calling ct this Office. Q,
We are clubbing it and BUR paper-both
for one year-at the very low price o.
9 Us.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Land Onhce at Bloomington Neb. Feb. Cd. i

Land UHhce at B'Ooimington Web. eb. ID, IsSO
Notice il hereby given that the foliowins
named settler has fled notice of his intention ts
IN Ike final pro " in support Of his clain aud 90
cure final entry thereof. before James A. Tul'ey,
Clerk ofthe Court of ebs..r county. a. his OFF.
ice in Red Cloud Neb.. on March 9th. 1880
Renzo Armstrong. for the southwest quarter
Of ~section2 town 4 range 10 west. and names 81
following rs his witnesses. viz: Willisn james
Biumenthall. all of Blue Hill Ncb.
eh6nar4 s. ". SWTTZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
NOTICE 80 TEACHERS.

Notice IL hereby given. that I win exanine
eli persnns Who may desire to ODER thenseives
- candidates for teachers Of the primary OF
com Don schools Of Webster county. a. Red
Cloud on the 6rst SATURDAY Of each mosth a.
uine o'clock .. m. sharp.
A. A. Popg. Co.. Supt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Glazing "a: gssI-S.sss c: Cost.

Nov is tie time to hoy. those thar are
IN Deed or expect to heed good. oonae
early and make your selections before IL
is too late. J. Z. FARLEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Feb. 9th. Iss

Land once at Bloomington Neb. Feb. 9th, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of his claim, and
secure final entry thereof before James a. rui-
nee in Red Cloud Neb.. on the 9Th day Of
March. 1850.
Henry Laverty. for the " = WI Of See.
70. and Ell e. Sec. IL T 3 X IL west. and
names tho following rs his witnesses. viz: Mo
ses Z. Williamson Curtis X esl Chester W Fuller
aud kenut Kenutson. all Of Bstin NeS.
febl2marlls >. W. SWITZER, Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

MONEY TO LOAN. on good
Farms at 10 per cent interest. No com
mission. II. s. Coombs. at Court
House, Red Cloud. lift
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
cec.;s.T.

Dentistry.
H. A. Bisrd will be 10 bi. Office. from
the hrst 10 The 9Th, and from the 18th,
to the 23d, of each month.
Office next door 10 the Bast. Red
Cloud. % iC
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

Land ohice at Bloomington Neh JAM 18th, lss0.
Notice is hereby given that the fcl,ovins
named settler has fled notice nj his intention 70
make final pfoof in support Of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof It the expiration OF
thirty days from the date Of this notice. viz:
John II. Mearnl for the E KS. W. u and ".
Us. h. = sec. q Town 5 Range Q W. and names
the following as his wi:aesse. viz: Elias ".
Wells Of Cowies Neb. and Lewis d.. Wells o.
Cowles Ne6. and james R. Allen Of Coules
Web.
jan .xefeb.ls S.w. SwIrZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Land Office at Bloomington Neb. Feb. 9TH. is

Land Oflce al Bloomington Neb- Feb. Ith. ISsD.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
or Receiver at the U. y. land oaic~ in Blooming
ton Ncb on the 10Th day Of March. 1890.
Josiah e. Holcomb. of Scstt. Webster county
Neb for the sonth least quarter Of section 10
a. his witnesses. viz: Thomas Vaughn William
Vaughn and Anthony Arneshaw Of Scott Neo..
and 3eorse Barker of Iuavsle eb.
febl:marll S. W. SWIGZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Having 10 CeSdAd "a aAmovs

my stock Of drugs, books, stationery &c.
to another point, | will sell my entire
stock for the next 80 days regardless Of
cost. j. q. FARLEY,
One door south of Bank.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

w. B. Roby has just opened the
choicest stock of Candies and Confec-
tiouery that ever came to Red Cloud.
Choice carsmels &c. If
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

The Utes must 60. and 30 must the
stock of drugs, books and stationery in
j. Z. Farley's store, and in order to make
sure Of their going, he is selling of 1t
cost Nov il. the time to secure bar.
gains, - b 10 bound to seH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

I'VE keep on hand. and for sale oil
blanks used BY Notaries Public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

1T VIII cost you pothing 10 ses oal
new line Of goods. We suarantse yos
the lowest pFiceA
Noon 4 CALLYNpIh
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

-JUsf REcRIy ED-A nice lot Of wall
paper 1t Browns furniture store. Nv
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

ICrn1AISs:-A larse variety cloth
and paper at Browns. ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Freak Leslie; ss..s, xa,ss.:..

The March nrmLer j. promrr'y o. o1-
table. taxing ~rrcoeisacs q al is ee..
tempor,rics. IL IL. 10 sresy re-pecs. |.
most sdnirablc on~: q religious. pafr aai
sseral ton rcrvs5es i,s rare-. aud siiIi
they abound with article. vhich srpssi
TO al tastes sni al ei4ssc- and frssn the
peru~ai Of Which the rra3e- canop, f.ii TO
ierye 10th enteraia-tut y q aiIh~atisa a.
There are - macy good ,hias. tina, - -
iihicult to select the most sS,sbie
frataFes- The o~i,eaias sr;,5s. By H.r
Lyf'oa, en,itl~i "fsiker Bsandons
Hrsien Cis...' j. very pleasing nsr-
fatiye Of the lady'. experience in the
MISSION. The pur,'so kevolu'ioa. by
Rev. Lyman Abso,i. i~.repisie with the
stirring incidents resulting in the orx,ni-
Iailon ~ the l'u-irln party u.isr C-,in-
veil Those a3nirable article. on The
Prosecutions. =" br Alfred III. Guernsey.
are CONCLUDED IN this runbsr with =
most interesting paper on The PeF~ecu
Of the H~ugaeoois,' n f,znce uai-r
Louis XIV. The two very Interesting
serials. DE BE. the Nailmskers p4ush.
ter" and Little Hisres. are ~conruaei.
and there are several short stories D.,
popular xriters- The su:j-o, No =, OF
The Children cf the Bible" i, lane.
the Child Of Promise" An ~elatoeate
article on The late flank Leslie. by the
eiitor with lius;rario6sl. Is a beautiful
,nbnte 10 The artistic aud personal meri,
Of the deceased. There are poems II
srea, exec Iiepce. sketches. essay. siven
fare.. etc. and q mi..cd composition.
Il Have q G!orious Hope" wori- and
music written from this magarine b,
AUGUSTA Browne Garrett. Que hundred
AMI twenty eight auaTto pages aud iD
illustration; Tie price OF . single copy -
cents. or IS per annum, postpaid Al
dress. Frank ie~lie's Publishing House,
SO, 81 aud - Park Place. New York.
-Ifyou want n q Il class four Luy Of
the Red Clnud miils. ~ they are making
a genuine article called the Crown Jewell
Patent. the only patent -four now for sale
in the Republican Valley. They also
make other grades that are FIRST clIss.
Satisfaction given in custom work.
Blank leases for sale at the CHIEr
Office.
All kirds Of blanks for sale at the
CHIEF Office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12
Land o6ee at Bloominston Net. J.,. lsth Iss

Land Once at BLOOMINGTON Neb. Jaa. 18th 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the foilovins
named settler has 6iei notice Of his intention 70
make final proof IN support of his claim. and
| secure final entry thereof Mt the expiration Of
thirty days from the date of this notice. viz:
| William Wilson Of Insvale Neb. for the Soath
< North West = North Vest 4 Of Sonfh West
= and Lot Five t5) Section ) Town I Range y
wcst. and names the following a. his witnesses
| viz: Ezra H. Jon es es InayAle Neb. and Charles
Hunter Of Inayale Neb.
jas.sfebls S. W.SwITZER. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1880-02-12

Tbs Indians are rapidly becoming
civilized. The heirs of the old Indian
woman. lesson, said to Be 100 years Of
age and IS deaf IS . post, who VA run
over and killed by an A. 4 n. train, q
few months since. ne II White Cloud. are
about to commence legal proceedings
against the company for damages.
A gentleman Of Loup City has Just sold
eight acres Of land and one hundred town
lots in that place to parties from New
Hampshire, who are to invest 500 coz
in alHoolen factory and grist mill. They
propose TO up the river two miles above
Loap City and bring the water to the mil
IN : Aune. which vil give them u
equivalent Of Sc horss power. The girls
mill win have four run Of burns. Til,
new 6rm has already invested abouI
$4,000.
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WATER OUT WEST.
Continuous Rains and Destructive
Floods in California.
National Associated Press to the star.

SAN Francisco, April 22.-The rain fall
in this city this month is unprecedented
1t already exceeds the rainfall for the W | ole
month OF any previous April on record.
In California the Signal Service observers
gauge shows eight and one-half inches this
month up to noon yesterday. This makes
the rain fall for the season nearly twenty
four inches.
1t has been raining heavily during the
past twenty-four hours and the prospects
are not favorable for an early cessation, the
wind being steady in the southwest and
the weather threatening. A fall of barom.
eter also exists at Portland, Oregon, which
is ordinarily All indication, OF more rain.
The storm has been as severe in the interior
as in San Francisco, and dispatches from
different parts of the State, especially from
the north, say that the rivers and stream,
are rising rapidly.
1t has been raining in the mountains In
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

MORE PROTECTION wANTED-THE SLIDE At
MINERAL KING MINE-sNOw STORMS.
National Associated Press to the Star.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 22.---rhe Chamber
of Commerce has adopted memorial to
Congress setting forth the defenseless con.
dition of tine harbor and Mare Island Navy
Yard, chiefly on account of lack of heavy
rifed guns, and asking that forty to fifty
heavy modern rifles he placed in position
and at least two turreted iron clads, armed
with similar ordnance be maintained in
the harbor.
Particulars of the recent snow-s'ide al
Mineral King Mine, by which boarding
house was crushed and many men killed,
show that no lives we're lost though nearly
all the occupants of the house were either
, injured or frost-bitten.
4 The latest reports from the mountains
nOn tile line OF the Central Pacific show that
rit is showing and blowing hard, and trains
hare blockaded.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-22
Searching for Savages.
SLatest Reports From Hatch's
| Expedition.
Hunting Down the Red Raiders
: in Wyoming.
SEEKING GRAYDuRN's MURDERERs.


National Associated Press TO the Star
CHEYENNE, wy, April 22.-The party
which went out in search, of the Indians
suspected of having murdered young
Grayburn, of the Northwest Mounted Po-
lice, has arrived at Fort Benton. 1t is
thought that the Canadian Government
will not offer sufficient reward to seeare
their capture. The two suspected Indians
are we'll known to the Sheriff Of the place.
but that fficer asks $1,000 for their de-
livery. They are down in Yellow Stone.
NO MERCY FOR SITTING BULLS BAND.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The report made
by General Miles on Sitting Bull and his
band, in which it recommended that the
United States accept as prisoners OF war
such OF said Indians as may wish to sur
render themselves, has been forwarded to
Generals Sheridan and Terry for their views
on the subject. This action is only in ac-
cordance with the usual custom prevailing
in the Army, and is not intended to give
the report official endorsement The views
Of General Miles are not approved by the
Administration, and will not be adopted.
FROM GEN. HArcH's EXPEDITION.
Santa FE, N. NJ. April 22.-Gsn. Hatch
has dispatched his command after the es-
capped Mescalrr and bands Of Mescaleros
and Warm 81 in;s Apaches which were
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supposed to be in the Sacramento and
Guadeloupe Mountains General Grierson
and his command moved on the east side
of the mountains, Major Morrow and his
battalion, with whom General Hatch has
his headquarters, taking the west side oil
the mountains, Captain Carrolls battali m,
now commanded by Lieutenant Cusack,
and Captain Hookers battalion moving
over the mountain trails due south.
After march of 85 miles in SO hours,
with little or no water, Major Morrow's
command on the 18th struck small party
of hostiles in Dog Canon. between the Sac
ramento and Guadeloupe Mountains, rout-
ing them with loss Of killed and captur
Ing 80 head of stock. This is the latest in
formation from that command.
From the Mescalero Agency tits reported
that more of the Mescaleros are coming.
OF the soldiers wounded in the fight of the
18th, four have died so far, and there are
doubts of Capt Carrolrs recovery. Further
news from Gen. Hatch's Expedition i:
hourly expected.
.. MURDERED BY PIUTES.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-The following
was received here this morning:
SAN Francisco April 20.
To Adjutant General Townsend, Washington
D. c.:
On the 2Sth OF March last the Chimshu
ava's band of Piutes, on the Calf ornia side
of the Colorado near Ehrensburg, killed
two men of the Colorado Irrigatng Com
pany and left, going north towards Fort
Majave.
1t is reported they have since killed {
mail-iider. The Department Commander
has sent cavalry and infantry after The
fugutives and sent runners to communicate
with them and tell them to return and
that they will be protected in their right!
after surrendering the murderers. Signed
Mcdowell, Major General.