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, 1883-03-31
uoaE FRIGHTENED THAN HURT.
A Telegram From Captain Mcsregor Last
Night corroborates Public Opinion That
the Indian Outbreak was HOAX
"A Tempest In Teapot"

Al , late hour last evening General Gro
yer commander Of Walla Walla Post receir-
ed the fc,loaing telegram from Captain dc
Grescr. who was detailed 10 Alder Creek t.
investigate the Indian troubles reported by
Postmaster Sheppy, and over which such
comnotion has been raised
WILLOWS, Or. Mar. y.
Gen. C. GROVER, Commanding Fort Wal
Ia WalIa Il have Just returned from search
ing for the large Indian camp where citizens
informed NE it was. did not find it, nor
see any indications of a large band OF In
diaus. went well over the country snd
saw squaw AID a frw ponies and had
talk with reliable Indian. lie reports
small camp OF old men and sqnsws on one
branch of Alder Creek, digging roJts- No
Uma.illas, Piuies, Warm Springs or faki'
mas. Only small bands Of Columbia river In
dians csmped on different creeks. The Indian
promised to bring them in tomorrow for
eouncil. From what / can learn the Indians
have No. done aay BARN and do not intend
"a. There is 10 cause for alarm and TO out
break threatened. The citizens were aiAIm-
ed by false reports
[Signedl Ac"kk''ah'
Thus ends shat might have terminated n
. terrible tale. Captain McGregor's report
rill no. be surprise to our ci;izels. as from
TIE first no credence has bAen placed IN the
po,ted outbreak Yesterday the STATES
MAN expressed the opinion ,ha. it would end
in \ farce and gave some good r-asons for
that suppasitiou-
There Is one trouble FoSsihle to arise from
this short hred sensation that evidently has
no, been mnah taoasn. OF viz-the effect
4 viii hsve on incoming immigration Il is
reasonable to suppose that eastern people
who anticipate settling IL this Territory and
are even p,epsring already t, start, will give
this matter nore we;ehs than those who are
already among rs and have become familiar
with the red man and his customs Back
anst tie word Indian ia suficien. to strike
terror % most men. and more especially
! heads of families. Il is hard for them to
to leave homes where perfect security from
outrage and rapins is experienced, and bring
little ones to the far vest, under the most
favorable auspices. Bat whs. must be their
antieip.tions when they Eske this import
ant move in the face Of sensational Indian
oatbrsakss It is wrong, very wrong. for
nervcus and hystencal persons to get up 4
hue and cry OF thin nature until they are
positive there IL real cause for fear. II our
/ friends in the sast are n familiar with the
Indians hahits - ne are, they would pay
~ little attention 10 thsss "Tempels in ,
Teapot" - Do old and sxperisaoed frsn.
sixmea- We hops This n,a Sheppy. vhe
svw bs ssy b. VII = fssars se bsths,
l.denAt = n rspHs = Isdz. assrsaa
, 1883-03-31
War Topples

This morning Wm. o Donneil, nur popular
hardware merchant. reserved through Wells,
Fargo / Co, 4 package marked to him and
e5aatersigUei by Col. PArneil After de-
posting dollar, our dealer in stoves. etc,
pEO,eeiei TO investigate his prize and found
II TO contain two Tufts of coal-bisck horse
lar. security glued upon circular P,sces OF
lsl.her. ami supposed to represent ladian
sollys As Mr. 0'DouneH hai requested
;he saliau; Co'osvi 10 forward him trophies
O.; that nAtIre, We suppose the latter haa
taken ;ine instead OF lHdiaus by the fore
lock ani seat HIM the tuirs Of horses taii
a54y- mentioned. Oar friend eau cougratu'
late himself on one fact, however, and that
Is he received the first momeatos Of war
isse IN the great Indian outbreak Of isSS'
which has Just closed.
, 1883-03-31
HuNT5vILLE HAPPENINGS.
A Batch of Interesting Items From our Cor
respondent In That Burg-psrsonal and So
cial
IrRoM oua REGULAR CORRESPONDENT. J
HUSrsvILLE, Mar. }. 1853

HuSrsvIILE, Mar. }. 1883
The earth is once more clothed with the
"b,autifpl"
4 certain divine forgot his appointment
las. Sabbath. GOES -quen,Iy there 0ss no
morning service.
School Is once more III progress alter re-
cess Of three weeks.
There were aaou. fifty cases OF measles IN
this vicinity; as the doctor had JUS. removed
there we're 70 deaths.
Rev. ]. 5. Rhodes passed through oar
village last week and LIFT with Us pro-
,rsmme of the Walla Walls Sunday School
Convention to be held near Colfar May osh
TO OH. With such speakers as Bishop
Castle and Prof. Bean, it will doubtless be
a nrofit. .ble time for all Sunday school work
ers.
Mr. George, of Dayton. the new night
miller NJ the Huntsville Mills, began Work
Yesterday. He will move his family here 10
few days
] Fl. Vandever, the Vancouver nursery
agent, has been enjoying regular boom IN
his business
After so long time Huntsvills is to have
first class store. Fudge, Richardson & Co.
have purchased the house and stock O. D.
Eads. and have made arrangements 10
enlarge the building and pu. in h'st-ciass
stock of goods
Prof. R. o. Hawks, the head clerk OF the
reu mercantile firm lef. for Portland yester-
d,v morning to purchase goods for Their
store Robbie is an sffable, courteous gentle
man and will doubtless make successful
merchant
Mr. E,ds will remain here Tor the present
Ther. are few such merchants As Jackson.
NOVICE
, 1883-03-31
The Bad and the Worthless

arp never initiated Or coun.efeited. Thisn es-
1esi.liy true q. afsn;ly medicine. and i IS a
,..,:t;ye proos that the remedy initiated Is of
the hishes. value AZ soon As i. had been
.ssi.i and proved by the whole word that Hop
Bi.ter- was the pures.. best and mos. valuable
family n,-Gicia. on earth, many limitations
sorans Up AMI began 20 steal the notices in
shirh :be pse<s aad the people OF the eo"n.ry
baI expressed the merits Of II. Bii.ers sod 10
ey-ry way .ryi-g 10 Induce saffer,ns invaiids
20 ne = cir s.ufi ins.e.5. srpeetin. 10 n-ake
rasa,y Gri creGit on the good name a H. Is.
.azy otae1sr-t@rtei nos.TuGss put mp ID sinni-
lar style 20 Il 2 9Th various cevisei names
IN which the Word .'Hop" cr Hop" we're
n-ed il way u ir;ince p-oo'e 10 be;iere they
were th- sane a. H,3 bitterS- IN such pre-
tended remedies or cures, NO mailer what tbeir
.syi, W rs<nle i, and especially those with the
W..Fd -Ho5" ur ''Hols' int.'sir name Grin any
E4y come ted with thsm OF the;r name. sre
Imitation, or eD2nt-rfsi.s- Bev.re 1t them.
Tori. none Il them U-e nothing bnt the
r-n..iae Hop Bi.ters. with bun-h or cluster
II rTecr, hats On the white label Trus. moth
ing else. Druggists and dealers are warned
against 6easiae in limitations or c.un.>rfrits.
fei,5.-iu.oGY
, 1883-03-31
SHOULD BE LOOKED TO.
~. Necessity for a Fire cistern N Inc
Southwestern Part Of tits City

ro, some time past We have heari Hany
.,,.,,,;n,. from resident, and property ho-
Ar. in the southwestsrs part OF 1hi' CITY IN
,s,.t;o, to the inadequate provisions against
fire. and expressing their desire i'r the e''''
sister, somewhere in the nelgabor-
- of Po,l.r and Seventh streets. III 3
al, l,oru fsct that there Is no "sser sup
IL n ,ba, section. the nearest We believe DC
mo ON the corner of Eighth and Nam sFee's'
r., consider that our citizens are year
r. n,y;ns heavy taxes for proper FIRE protsc-
"a, see no reason why that parsieu'
l,r ps;chborhood should be siish'ed- ASIDE
,,ou, .S;. .her. are some extensive ana COST
y nnbl;c and private buildings within "a
a.. !, the corner Of POplxr and Seventh
..,,e... The Sisters hospital. the cashonc
-, NJ, O'DcnneIrs fne mes residence
- ,,,,,;c ,chool, corner EishtA and b'rch'
-, m,uy fine private residences OF minor
;m,ort..ce. No other portion OF car e''y u
- clearly exposed to the r,vases ci the hr'
s.,a and ve honestly believe onf susRs'
.;o,. !, this nasser worthy the eoa'ldss.ao'
= =. yrspr sztAerisis. nas s'peaaas :
- |. a fsss - asae I'D esrb u.
an1p = - - F..s
, 1883-03-31
Neshiag short Of eT.nml,takabIe scaee:.

Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of sufferers
could originate and mainjain the reputation
which Ayers Sarsapariiia jors. l. - cou.-
pound of the best vegetable alternatives, with
the iolides ST Potassium and Iron, AID is tho
most effec:usl Of ali remedies for sorofulous.
mercurial or blood disorders Uniformly sue
ee-s.ul and certain in it. remedial vt:sesS, I.
produces rapid ard complete cures oi SeIaluia,
Sores. Boiis. hrmors. Pinples, ErCrtiUns.
Skin Diseases and al di-ori r. ins iruIa ilr
purities of the blood by is invigOrating ef-
fects it always relieves and often cures Liver
Complaints, temsi- Weakness aIrd iTregG-
ls,rities, and Is potent ren-wer Of vitality.
For purifying the blood It has NJ equal. 1t
tones up the system. restores and preserves TIE
health, and impa,ts sigor and energy. For 10
years it has been IN extensive use, and Is today
the NEST available MEDICINE for the SUFFERING
sick, anywhere
, 1883-03-31
LIFE INSURANCE
Excellent Progress Of the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Company In lss-2-Commenda
BILE Condition Of Affairs at the Present
Tina

The result Of very thorough examination
of the Affairs of the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company during the past month by In
sutancs Commissioner Maynard shows our only
local life insurance company 10 be in better
condition than At any previous time In its his
tory. The year 1882 wss exceedingly favcra-
bic for the company, which did a Large and
profitable business.
The gross receipts were $780, OBS 20 greater
than in 1881, and were SS6. 30 % greater than
the tosal disbursements. The expenses Of the
management of itssonstantly increasing bust
ness are less than those of any other American
life insurance company of the same age and
doing a preportionate amount of new business.
which is q noteworthy feature, and one that
should commend itself to the attention of its
policy-holders.
The increase IN the admitted assets Of the
Pacihc Mutual during 1852 amounted to slio,-
III Is, and the increase in net surplus was
SO, ,463 Is This, too, after Providing for the
present value of all outstanding policies, with
interest at a per cent. and including in these
liabilities an increase of new insurance during
the year of SO per cent. The increase in insur'
snce in forcs is more than per cent. The
assets of the company are invested in the very
best securities, the greatest care being taken
to insure title where real estate is loaned upon.
The wisdom of the company in retiring, over
year ago, the guarantee notes which had long
been an item Of annoyance, is evidenced by the
fact thet the real, tangible assets have been
largely increased, and afford al ample surplus
to tstotect the poIicy-holders.
Moreover, the increased c0nfdsnce ct the
public in the stability Of the company is shown
by the increased application" Scr assurance
during 1882 over previous years. This i espec-
ia!ly noteworthy, in view OF the fact that pol
icy-boIders in the Pacific Mutual have been
approached by interested competitors OF the
company with endearorS>to induce them to
forfeit their policies.
The excellent condi.iaI of til. compsny at
the present time warrants the statement that
its policy holders are amply secured Already
lis business has spread Throughout the rapidly
growing settlements Of the great northwest,
and there is abundant indication that our only
local life insurance company will continue tc
grow deeper and deeper into the grsces OF the
people of the entire Pacific slope.
, 1883-03-31
Honor 20 Whom Honor IS DIE

rhe proprietor Of the SrATES1iAS IS assent
OF 4 business trip: IL lis absence sc wish
TO say TO his so-esllai Journalistic dstfa>-
tors, that he has a record they Ili- ht well be
proci o.. He has lived in This Interior for
nearly twenty years. AMI hiss grjCcd tha re-
s2ec: aud esteem Of al VINO really know
nim. lie has workei for the alSaLceneat
of ;ae who.e country. and this city IN par.
t.c4iar and when the country vas IN dis
tres, during the Indian wars, was the h:st
II take the fi,ii IN defense II Iao helpless
women ani children On the unprotected
frontier For this h. las f:a'Gel il his office
commission iron tae then Governor OF
Idaho for ''gaiian. service N the Nez Perce
Wax OF -. and ajso fro"r Geceral .. d.
Howard. letter 81 thanks tor mobile ser
wee" flank J. Parker Is ro man 10 rob
the Government IN time Of DIR; need OF ITS
com:aisssry hour aud axes neiti er is he one
wno Tor the sake Of satisfying his animal
lust viii deliberately sacrifice the yirginIty,
purity and lifelong reputation OF hail
foolish maiden. Nor is be slyster from
California who Is content 20 catch the drop
P'ugs from a.FaroE's table. ami 40 dirty le-
gal work-all the time betrsyibg the clique
Of a party which has placed MIN With his
da,lv bread in the shalloy rretense OF edi-
torla! work. Nc: the STATESMAN owner Is
hone oi these, thank God, but
man TO whom the needy have never applied
IN VAIN. and who stands high in the es'ima-
ton Of his ieyow citizens, and enc who has
always met his debts with ONE HUNDRED
cents on the dollar. Can his few detractors
ln this city whe have coatrol OF So
called newspapers say as much : We await
reply.
, 1883-03-31
apsIsa.TRaroz's NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ On the 2ith dsy os February. 1883. the iet-
Ter. 81 scmtaistr. ion Of j. j. Barrh. adminia-
.ra.o. e. the ss;s,e of john Mcdaniel, deceas-
Ell, were hy the Pr,.ate Court Of Yakima Co..
". T., revoked. an4 On the Gin dav Of Aarrh,
1883. A J. s;e Jsniel vas by sid court duly
appointed administration d bonus non. of said
estate, and be, the said newly appointed sd-
miui.trsfor. ~iu nov proceed 10 the c npie-
tin and settlement as sad estate Done by
order Of the Probate co1rt, March 6. 1858.
T. T. Born, A. j. McDAxIEI,
Airy for estate Admir-. de bonus noa
, 1883-03-31
k0Tics 70: Pusl.CaTi00.
LAND OTFIcg ST WAIIk WAILA, ]
W. T., March II. 1853.

Notice is hereby given that the fo;lowing
named settler has filed nnticeof his intention; ~
make final proof IN support Of his Claim. and
thatsaid proof vii! ae made before L S Lard
Office a. Wsiia Nalia, on April 3. ISSa. viz:
John l.. Reid. Homestead No. 6lS L 2071.
for the n \ " Is " Y " and y " I
S W / Section . TT \ Il q. T. " VI. H-
naries the following witnesses t. prove hi
continuous residence u.,on and cultivation a.
laid land. VIZ: Thos. Paul, i. Xarirg. AtsTk
Evans, J. A. Howard. of Sirila WallH, y.
L ELL MORRISON Eerisier
, 1883-03-31
sA.rs "a. no danger IN .h. l..,. and sA..

thers vas no danger IN the least. and tia.
they could
Return TO THuR HOMES
in perfect nfety. Nest Of them had left by
last night, and the balance viii start thia
maSuing. And thus ends The gsess Indian
outbreak Of 1883. I believe Williams coz.
duct deserving Of ceusurs and think essen il
hs was told of this threatened outbreak
BY an Indian, be should have investigated
before be raised such a commotinn. But,
like the Indians. don't think he wa told
any such thing. and raised all this hub-bub
for either notoriety, or asreenary purposes.
l want TO say Z word about the country
over which I passed On top Of the noun
taius, along the river bank found ,uxur.
liant growth of bunch grass. and about six
or eight inches of snow. While I don't BE-
here 1t will ever amount TO much as q wheat
country around there. it is paradise for the
stock raiser. and will IN time become
great stock section Of the country. srriy-
ed ut home II 10 o'clock last night, on the
regular passenger and Immediately reported
10 Gen. Grover.
The above is detailed report of our in.
terVisw with Capt McGregcr and it will be
ben what complete hoax the whole aaAir
tas been. While this man Williams may
THINK IT CUTE
To get up An excitement OF this kind. We
believe there is no punishment, severe enough
for such fool.hsrdy action. Even we're he
told of such an event by an Indian there
was no action on the part of the handful of
bucks gathered there to fish to confirm his
suspicious We believe he had motive
and Is Capt. McGregor s.ys. that motive
was to get absolute possession Of Long Isl.
and. We understand that considerable in
di2nation has been expressed in relation to
his acton by tho settlers. snd that sugges-
tiou was made to treat him to tar and feash-
ers
, 1883-03-31

HAVE ARRIVED uniforms for Coi-
umbia Lodge, K. OF P, of tins city, arrived
from the east last night, and will be distr'b-
uted to the members st the next regular
meeting. They are hy far the nnesf tna'
have ever been Forwarded to this part oil the
Territory. The lodge will Immediately oe
gin drill pra :.ice under com Ps'enf in'Iue-
tor. and when they give their grand ball In
the near future, an exhibition drill VIII oe
a nle.sing feature. We have heen request
cd hy members nf Columbia Lodge to state
for the .poc;al ed:scasion OF or morning
eontsm,ocary, that the uniforms wall D.
paid for as soon as delivered.
, 1883-03-31
HORSE LOST

nNE DAPK BROWN HORSE. -
~ hsnds high, tail trimmed short. s.h;r-
star in forehead. white hind f,et, collar nisrSs
on shoulders Parties kbowin., of the where
sbouts of said horse viii peace cog muLice'e
Yith Mavor AcAnlih, this city, or >TAssaaAs
ofhce. The horse Is branded J A on les.
shoulder d&wtf
, 1883-03-31
Drowned Il the Flood
ESPECIAL TO The sr.TEs,fAS.l
LEWISTON, Mar. =

LEWISTON, Mar. IS, lSSa
A hand o: Iuiisus came into town to-cay
Md reported 5 man drowned while crossing
Ore Fino Greek last night Ii was long
tine before they couli make themselves un'
derstood as to wao the man was. bnt hnai
ly conveyed the intelligence that it was Geo.
Christie. Pierce City sIpressman. ihe
stream had been slowly rising fer several
days, and nou is raging food. He endsas-
ored to cr0ss. bu. his horse bsirg Washed
down stream. he sss swept from the ssddIs
nd drowned Deceasad um veil kesvs
ana hishly rsspssssi IN sAs issakig.
, 1883-03-31
MARRIED

In thi. city. March 18Th, by ks7i : A . Jos
n,s,~on- Au of walls waslA, N. l.
7, w,H. WAlIa, March 3ist, a the Fss,-
IL. m ~. Officiating minister Rev = J.
- Io~ira Nr Geo. Berkley to Mss ANNE b'es-
les, al Of walIs wAils-
I, this city 1t the s. Ions ao'el. on G r.
81 - hz Justice E B. Whitman, Joan
3 u;ekje % Nay z Co:sn, ailof Wati1 " aaa
county.
, 1883-03-31
s,auen,r chsrru rnn,h pauta

An aromatic combination for the Preservation
Of the teeth and gums Il is far sui.en 10
any preparation Of its Kind in the r.arke In
large. handsome. opal pots, price 80 cents
For sale by all druggists. Hodge, Davis 4
Co, wholesale agents. Portland, Oregon. II
Z Holmes Walla Halla. W. 7. jy27 dSw
, 1883-03-31
s.gSEI7.s GotoasNE

Promote. Tigoroits a.-d H,a,thy Grossth Of The
II has been used ia Thousands Of cases WHERE
the nair was coming oat, and has never failed
to arrest its decay.
Use BURSETT-s FL.voRIyG ExTEAcTs-the
i,est
, 1883-03-31

wm. Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier viii
positiveiy be found valuable remedy fos
chronic constipation, affected kidneys, dsspsP-
sia, liver complaint, rheumatism. scrofula. and
all other diseases having their oriyin in inpurs
blood Manufactured oaly by Wan. P:urdsr
& Co, Portland, Oregon.
, 1883-03-31
BORN.

o,Du Creek. March lsti, - the Sife o.
Paddy Martin, n /; weight ~ Y-e.uH i',.,, -
sre glad 10 see that cur iri7nd f~d's Ne'' "
with the procession.
In .hi, city, March 2l.t, TO the wife Of L
II RoVmsn. Of Eureka Fiat, son. "elshI
o. poun1s
, 1883-03-31

Nrw PArESIs.-Devey Cos ocien'
,;fe Press Pa.en. Agsncy has Official r-Ports
Of the following U. S. patents issued March
IL. 1883: ]. A. Biz, Pieasanson, Cai-' t~o
wheeled vehicle: Thos. Hennesy, oakland
Cal. stop valve; s. and d. T. Maraneih
WatsouviIis, Cal, box fastener; Wm- NC
C.n s. F., railway switch; J. C. Peiton'
Jr F.. furniture pad; S. P. Judd 5. r.
e.s machine; Anna Sherman, AlmedA' CaI'
s.e.m eooker;N. vlzslich. Stockton, o.L.
portable tank add pump: c. NJ. and n !"
Wood. Healdsburgh. Cal, car axle boz
, 1883-03-31

Mark all the bellies tha. grace the bs,Il.
Blonde or brunette, FIJI, formed or slight,
AMI she, you'l find, tr=nscends them all,
Whose teeth are the mos. pure and white
Whose tt;let never Knows the want
OF victorious SOZ0D0ST
, 1883-03-31
WANTED.

A WOMAN OR GIRL TO no HOUSE.
"A work. Ste.,iy situation for une who un
dsTs;ands her business. Apply at rt0fe II
Knapp, B1nreil Co., OF S03 North Second
street 21iIw-wit
, 1883-03-31
Gs~ir~- frieEf.

To worry about any Liver. Kidnsy or Urin-
ary Trouble, especially Bhght's Disease or
D;si,etes, AZ Hop Bittsrs never fsiIs Of o cure
where a chr, IL possible We ilnes this.
, 1883-03-31

DON'T Buy BOSS BoorS ENLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. SEA THAT
OUR NAME Is OK EVERY PAIR
AKIN. SELLING & ~.
, 1883-03-31

D-n't let your troahles annoy any ene. ia.
keep them u yoarsslf. and you vii be 5-ns-
fted thereby.
, 1883-03-31

DIFFICULT SURGICAL OfHRAfioS Inn
forenoon Dr.. B,alock operated en- T. T. "a
Ii. .S Celia. for apenrism Of Postenor libiA
.rssry. The aoenrisual tunof -. !" ,osl
ye.rs standing. and dtusssd 90 e.n o. ''s
len. h. popliheL srtey vs hs,s.d' .na
the sanor lsid opsa and rsmessd- u n
ls.k IN auisssd By Dn. Asns's' BYE
Az. Ksysx cd Dan. fhs Psases :
- 1oiAa OGl
, 1883-03-31

A Manchester luaatie jnmped on, Of wiz
dow and only spraiuea his shirt, which ws all
he had on
, 1883-03-31
Tcr Thick sfrxGs.

Heavy s.onsehs, bilious conditions, Wells
Nav Apple Pills an:i.biiiou.. eathar.io, &c
end % cent.
, 1883-03-31

NHosds, sca-fs, ribbons aud cry fancy
articles can be mad any color wanted With
TIE Diamond Dyes. popnisr calrrs
, 1883-03-31

Druggists say ti.t lydia Z. PiakhaD'.
Vege.abls Compound Is the best remedy for
female complaints they eEer herd Of
, 1883-03-31

"weib' Heath Remover restores hra:.1
snd visur. cnres Dyzpepsia. ImDotsaoe. sssHs.
DEBILITY. 81
, 1883-03-31

II every persan would lie half as good q. he
expects his peighbor 10 he. the wcrld vould be
almost perfect.
, 1883-03-31

There are thre- xs5s 4 gs.sins CIT q
serape-sfite out. back o1s, aaa sfs o''.-
il 10 keep out.
, 1883-03-31
Did.

In thh city, xassh "a, Dsnss2n e.S@;. a
u, = bsl0s:d .a.a Csc.ss =
- e yssA , 3aAaAs -
, 1883-03-31

In P,.re.s sF.sois1 PrssudptiSas b tls
srlas.s.s -s..s'. s.ss s..l~sssss -
, 1883-03-31

Clsse ou. rats .ise, rsash-s, die. ans
hsdb.g. dkanh ehitn9ta gePhssA I'f.
, 1883-03-31
READY TO MOVE.
TROOPS AT THE GARRISOH
PREPARED TO START AT
A MOMENT'S NOTICE

Upon Receiving shs Word nom Capt Mc-
Gresor-opinions Of Old Settlers In Re
gard 10 the Gathering of the Indians
Belief that IL Is Faiss Narm-