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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF \ DEED or TRUST
ID from d r. McMccacn ~ mo. dated arch
III, 1871, and recorded IN decd a.! trust book
No. l., page ~, Ia the Office Of the clerk OF
the County Court ~ uhio county. West vir.
lIuia, conveying lots : sRni - 10 Caldwrll'a
addition Ia Tie city of Wheeling. fronting iS
feet on Twenty-nin II street, aud running
bal Rs feet, excepting a para OF lot No : and
. part ~ lot No. =, there O'ore sold to John
Powell and Mary Nc ATTY. In trust To securc
TO J. T. i.akin or any holder thereof. the pay.
inert Of two notes therein copied, ] VIII, on
Tuesday. August 10. 1883.
nj the trent doc ~ the Court House. sell ~
public auction To the higlIcsi and best bid.
der. tie following part OF the said property.
to.wit: TIE rear subdivisions nj said lots -
and 10. abou; iI feet In depth. upon which
II a stone quarry. and the middle sub-divistou
oi lot No. 10. with the adjoining ten feet Of
lot No. ., making a lot OF - feet In width and
loo feet In depth.
A plat Of The property can be seen a. my
ONCE, No. - Twelfth street.
Terms OF SRlr-Ono third Of the purchaSc
money cash; tie balance In one and twJ
years, with interest from the day OF sale.
JOHN 4. McKENN An.
IyIioawt Trustee.
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MEDICAL.
Nery York.

certify thai 7 80 web acquainted WITH
S.ars Of age, tor many years q resi-
~. .;,y. who has hssn at times extremely
rn,ii not tell from what cause, unless tt
80 He told his attending physician his
- hut the physician at once ridieuled
"A refused 10 attend him any longer.
- mentioned DR.. G. MeLane's Yer
"a asked him iF he would take Il; his
Ill must take something TO get relief,
=, onee procured n bottle Of Dr.. o.
II rsy1Iifqge, and he took n dose. The
he paSsed upwards OF three Qsdrts Of
r,t M in every form. He got well I'M
N. ,n3i is now enloying excellent health ,
.,he good Samaritan OF old, Is e~ndeayor,
Csl;sve hisunfortrnate neighbors. He makes
,s;ness to hunt up aud select all cases siTna-
III own. that may he given over by regular
- and induces them to Try DR.. Z. Me-
4 Vrrmifuge. So FAR he has induced more
Nssty persons To take the NeTmituge, n
rv sc with the most happy results lie
'Sats6ed that DIR. c. McLane's Eemiiuge,
In by Fleming BrUS, OF PittSourgh,i Is Tar
= 10 any other known remedy. and that II
.enrrally known would not fail TO save
lives. Tor further Particulars
oT Mas. HaSlie, IIF1a Cannen street, New
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Fl,suscs AND TRADE
ExpIaAatfOr. =


The absence of the stock and bond mar
kets the past two mornings Is owing to the
present inefficenciy In the Telegraph SER
vice, which under the circumstances is un-
avoidable.
OFFICE or DAILY AND WEEKLY REeIsrER,
No. LIT MARKEr STREET, \
WHEELING. July IL. 1888.
The market for the past week has been
fairly active, excepting In the wheat
markets. Coffee very nrm. Nails act
I've, with prices IS usual. Produce ID
slightly oYin prices, owing to the quantity
on the market at present Wheat dull, with
prices steady, but q decline expected. Woods
selling rapidly at the quotation price.
6~r0eeSfea.
Corrected every week by SIMON BAER e
SON. wholesale Merchants, No. i4t2 and lil4
Main street
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Ro0o HoOuR
IAN yolr own FAULT
Gsfhon hStfsrs no nSNsYSM

0sk hop 6ottel that HSvSf-esiL
The wsaksst woman, smallest child, ~
dcksst Invalid CO NJ hop blttsfs viii
safety and Nsat good.
Old msn tottarfne aroand lion Rhsuas.
tsm, kidney tfouble o. any weakness viii
Be almost nsv By using hop bitterl.
Ny wife md daughter W1fe made healthy
BY the uss Of hop Attsn and l recommend
thentomy peopla.-Hsthoaist CseUman.
AK any good doctor II hop
Bittsn are not the best fantiy medicine
On eartn.
Nalarial fever, Asue and Bllousnen win
leave every neish6orhood - soon - hop
bittsfs arrive
"Ny mother drove the par,lysis andn net.
nlgla all out Of her system with hop Bit
ters."-Ed. Osweeo Sun.
Keep the kidneys healthy With hop biz
ters ard You need not lear sickness.
Ice water II rendered harmless and more
refreshins and rvivins With hop bltssn n
b visoF Of youth for the sssd and innr.
in bop bitterL
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DAME
A Brief Description of tho Land OF
Plaques.
The Most Unhealthy Town in the Land Of the
Pharoahs- Some Interesting Incl
dents and "reminiscences.

The eyes Of the civilized world are
drawn to Egypt now, as they were q
year ago; but the interest, in this
country at least, is OF a more anxious
character now than when Arab and
his followers were laying Alexandria in
ashes. Damietta, where the cholera Is
making such fearful ravages, is a city
on one of the outlets of the Nile, eight
miles from the Mediterranean. The
approach to the place is by rail from
8iansura through Shirbln. The line
runs along the left bank of the Nile,
across a plain remarkable for the
growth of melons. Damietta is 40
miles from Mansura, 81 miles from
Carlo, so from Port Said, about 10 from
Alexandria and 90 from Tantah. The
town is old and dec.yed, its present
population Of %, 200 souls living in the
midst ofthe ruins of its former great
ness. \ trip by bot to the Nile mouth,
with a fair wind, takes about an hour
aul a half
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-07-21

PITTSBURGH, July @.-The afternoon ses.
sion was very active; market strong and
trading heavy. Opened with sales at 81 10
and advanced to ST 77%s; closed at 81 a..
BRADFORD, July 20-Crude Oil-Market
showed marked advance; total runs Thurs
day 69,Ol1 barrels; total shipments 49,
$50 barrels; charters 40,3l7 barrels; clear
ances 4,6Oj,G COO barrels; United Pipe Line
certificates opened at 81 03; closed at 81 O6;
highest price 81 06; lowest 81 Ok.
TIrUsvILLE, PA, July 20.-0il opened at
81 O2; highest 81 81; lowest 81 0l2s; closed
at 81 O65s; shipments 4O,S9S barrels; chart
ers 80, 76S barrels.
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LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, July ~. -Cattle-Receipt
1904 head. Market SLOW at yesterdays
prices.
Hogs-Receipts lao head; market
firm; Workers So 20.
Sheep-Receipts 900 head market slow
at abou, yesterdays prices.
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Wool.

The market. which has been extremely dull
for some time, is again very active, farmers
selling their new clipping rapidly, as the
prospects are not fair for a higher figure. The
majority of the wool is selling rapidly at Sc
per pound, though few very choice lots have
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"WEAK AND UNDEvELOPED PARTS
w Of the Human Body Enlarged, De-
yeloped and Strengthened" etc, Is an inter.
Sstlng advertisement long run IN our papeg
reply TO inquiries we VIII say that there 10
Contrary. he a5ysrtissys are ysrV bivSiv in.
eorsed- Interested persons may get sealed
Streoiars giving all particulars by addressing
1re Medical Co, z. o. Box aS, Bufulo, MY
-1okdo Erenta0 Bee. mysd-w-Fo
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a Agents wanted. IS q day made
0- selling our New Household
H& Articles and Family Scale.
Weighs mp 70 Is los. Sails 81
Addfel DOMESTIC SCALE 20
Cinclnpat
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The Only Genuine
vermifuge,
/ - DO. @. FZeraas's Sersli!s5s,
PREPARED ~
'27-2G S2fS. r>&i=hu-TS, Pa.

Co., Lev s7sl--s ~ Gg-CTtc fI;s. "
TO- S7GSHS al F-l.sJ s!cS-eS1- Nervous
IncSs IL Instantly rcl'0Tcs ard cures. Cleanses
] All Ga.cSsE5 slGSs.Sh eireUAa:ioa- Ncasra-
EscnS OF disease aEl saves sickness. Cures
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have known and watched { he use OF
M Specific for over tfty years, and have
Ter known or heard OF a failure to cure
"a Poison when properly taken. / used
b my servants from 1850 to 1850, as did also
amOer of my neighbOrs, and In every case
came within my knowledge IL effected q
\. IN al my life l ave never known a
bcJy thar would SO IN ly accomplish what
\ recommended TO do.
II. L. DENSARD, Perry. Ga.
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DIsFIGURING HUMORs, Humiliatins
Eruptions, Itching Tortures, Scrofula,
Salt Rheum and I%nfantile Humors cured oy
the Cuttcura Remedies.
Cuticura Resolvent, the new blood purifier,
cleanses the blood and perspiration Of i'm
purities and poisonous elements, and thus re-
moves the cause.
Cuticura, the great Skin Cure, instantly
allays Itching and Inflammation, clears the
Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers and Sores, and
restores the Hair.
Cuticura Soap, an exquisite Skin Beautiier
and Toilet Requisite, prepared fIom Cuttcura,
is indispensable in treating Skin Diseases,
Baby Humors, Skin Blemishes, Sunourn
Rough, Chapped or Greasy Skin.
Cuticura Remedies are absolutely pure, n
the only real Blood Purifiers and Skin Beau.
Iifiers.
II would require tn, entire paper TO 90
justice to a description OF the cures perform.
ed by the Cuticura Resolvent internally and
Cuttcura and Cuticura Soap externally. EcZe-
ma OF the palms of the hands and OF theends
Of the fingers, very difficult TO treat and usu:
ally considered incurable; small patches OF
letter and salt rheum on the ears, nose q
without number; heads covered Win dan
druff and scaiy eruptions, especially OF chill
dren and infants, many OF which since brth
had been q mass of scabs; itching, burning
aud scaly tortures thai 6afiied even relief from
ordinary remedies, soothed and healed as by
magic; psoriasis, leprosy, and other frighaui
TOXINS OF skin diseases, scrofulous ulcers, old
sores, and dischargtng wounds, each ana All
Of which have been speedily, permanently
and cured by the Cuticura
Remedies when physicians, hospitals, and
al other remedies failed, as proven by a vast
number of sworn testimonials In our posses
sion
Sold everywhere. Price: Cuticu a, 50 cts.
CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mass.
y Id for "How to Cure Skin Diseases, nc.
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tDatly except sunday
tSteubenvillo MISUNDERSTANDING train
during the day passes backward n forward
SesSee Tso HSrstn AZ f tss ss snn ssI a99,.s sOo Stpss.
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
sMassillon Accommodation.
2St. Clairsyille accommodation.
iCambridge Local, daily except Sunday.
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Flour, Grain and Feed.

Corrected every week by NJ. 4 ]. POLLOCK,
manufacturers OF the Silver Gloss Flour. at
the Pacific Mill, corner OF Fourteenth anu
Market streets. Market very dull, with pros
poets CT a decline,
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lo,c known and SD Swift'S Specific for
les aG tTenty years, and have sec more
kLtr u ycScltS from its u than from any
iedr IN or Out of the Phar n1cpp.r.u 70 is
and safe sntldots "a Al SnrSof BIood
J. DICKSON SMITH, NJ D.,
Atlanta, "a.
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wool.
Rattan,
Petroleum.

BosroN, July 20.--The wool market il
active and unchanged.
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ne Great Drug uou>e of Chicago.

Ie do pct hesitate to say that for a year
/ We ave sold more OF STIft'S SPECIFIC -,
- than al other Blood PdriherS cOmoid-
ana with most Astonishing results. one
,tlem N who used half a dozen bottles says
Il IL his done him move good than treat
nj which cost him 5000 Another who
} USED II for a S~crotulouS anection reports
sLm vent cure from it, use.
VAN SHAACK, STEVENSON GO.
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Public Sale Of Valuable Real
Raf0kA-

u uDIIt DftC VI ~
Estate.
I.y virtue 81 the authority vested Ia them
by q decree Of TIE Circuit Court Of ONO
county, Ws-t vlrginia, entered On the 1i day
OF June, Is3. In . Gauss ID chsneery thsrsin
pending, wherein j. II. Cox, executor. 30.
wbS plaintiff, and James wayt . oth,r;
commissioners will, on
sasssdsy. Assust -. 1ssS.
commencing at 10 o'clock Q. n, on The prsmt,
ses 10 be soid. sell at public auction the real
estate menii ned In the bill ID nid cease,
,hs' head Is % ssi:n q ahs seuIs fqif q sassi
Creek. In Ohio county aforesaid, known g
the home farm Of James Way, and on which
s .ns s.'e ec mana ~. P hundrsd : s.sSsosy.
five acres, more or less, and bounded ON the
youth by lands Of Martin ConIey, bamasl
Smith and Robert CHM. on the east b. lands
Wsyt, and on the west By landsof ,. !: Jacob
and Josiah Chapline: butth aid real estnfs
WIN hs sold subject e Iss.s %s4s % II
Hsyt, for . term ending with tins SIS day o.
March. ;s4, which lsass II ON Ole among thg
Eaper Of valid csass and In yhaeh ne ~: 80
lows: that he will not pIov OF break Aay
portion Of the said farm which " po1 -
meadow that In the fall Of the year ~! -
said farm, and no, les THAN ops.half o. Is
land which shall have besn plsntsd 10 cern
during the last NAMED yea, haviuz tbs r7''
said farm after the sist day u March, isss
feitber becau the said farm shall hsvo 0eeo
soId, or berauss IL shall have ben 5000 -
crops produced from the sd 70 70 b sova
b, him = sfores.:d. Upon his Hsyins 2
crops, the divlsiop 70 Be me6e u the shoe4.'
Terms Of sas-0ps.thlrd OF the purehase
money, or 20 much more - the pufeneooe
may elect, cash % The day q ale. 80 ~
respectively In ons and tvo yeen aftee ~
DAY Of aais, With intsssa froa tnat az ttss
seeurei By . desd Of tuss upon The SAID real
estate. or By the rstaiuipS ofthS uIA
RRobssf WHifx,
HkNRY y. Ry18BLL.
Ihsrsbg certify that bond has bss1 etyee
In the above entitled eauss, ~ requires "
YIN 4. u. MeCoLIOCa, CID.
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oA4PG0T0v
Stephen Mccullough.
raapr-AD@mOn

Bnek gu.,a,ns $3.50 ss.I.s:s 1: :
h sss frsm ID ss1 ~ yard ssvs-ssssr
md r. en- 70 any pet md eompsetea ooes
buildings, roof1 yalisys 9 ssy,lsne
.ssiyfnS fsss1 p o. ssod sotlesis oss fross
uuf In AID gtores ALTERED. RaatdeucA 49,
tilteerth stresl fosmssfy. oesayted ~ 10 !
ZEN EIley. shop in ssas q Cspstoss sS ~
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FoR RGnT.
FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING
JIG lot on Market street, between seventh
and Eighth streets. FOR further inform atisn
address ar apply 70 the undergrad t Rnsls.
TIN ofiice. ". J. JOHNSTON.
jeAh
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I nnOREwARO will be paid to
Z u ~ Dany che mist who Will find,
an - Of lO1 bOi tile SS. y. -, n particle
l"~.ury, iOdide pot tSSium, or any min-
THE Sw ,FF SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 3, ATLANTA, GA.
rite for the little Book, which will be
rec.
Small size, sl.UO per bottle, Large
Gliding double quantity sl.75 bottle.
rggists sell It.. lyD
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y EXCELLENT OPPORTUNtTv-A
"A first-claSs drug business, established thLa
lat twenty, I'VE yeAu, In now Offered on
liberal terms. Satisfactory reasons for cell.
lug will he given. Parties will address In pcr.
son or by natl, Z. A. SchAefcr 4 Co.. Real
Estate Agents. Telephone Cas- mrl'h
TOR SALE.-A NUMBER oE BUILDING
IL lots, which | will sell separately. or Viii
close out The whale number, nj O price which
will insure q good spccu alton to tue pur.
chnstr. ! have, also, n number OF teuant
houses and desirable residences fDr ale al
bargain. LG. HtGHES.
Real fN,a'v Ns"u'.
i,l,b No, :Sit ca lpiins S'-rst
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
NaiIs-SS m Card,

The nail market is very active, which Is
partially accountable to the stOppage OF the
mill. The general tone is toward an advance
in prices.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-10-27

At intervalsof two or three years the public are surprised to find that cash demand exists in some part ofthe civilized world for Confederate bonds. The price offered and paid is only a few cents on the dollar. but that any price at all should be paid for them is sufficiently astonishing to set every body guessing what motive, or what conception of law or political economy, can lie at the bottom of so unaccount- able an investment of ones money. The conundrum is answered by let ter written by one J. B. Gelder, Secretary pro tenn, of the Confederate States Bondholders' Committee" dated at 30 Coleman Street, London, and published in the Herald. The sub- stance of it is that certain eminent jurisconsults" in Europe have given the opinion that these bonds are. a valid claim against the several States which constituted the Southern Con- federacy during the war, and that the United States ought of right to repeal the prohibition embodiisdi in the Flouf- teenth Amendment of the Constitu- tion against the payment of this valid claim by the said States. The inclina- tion of these. States to pay the debt if all Constitutional obstacles were re- moved, is a missing link in MT. Gelder's financial scheme. The suggestion. that such States as Virginia and Miss issippi, which openly repudiate debts contracted in tune ofpeace, and against which no Constitutional inhibition lies, might be willing to pay off the Con- federate bonds, is really humorous. The case reminds one of the Western wag whose wife had left his bed and board, and who cautioned the public by advertisement not to trust her on his account, adding that as he was not in the habit of paying his own debts, he should not trouble himself about hers. s
Arizona silver belt., 1883-10-27
A curious report comes from w

A curious report comes from Wash ington that the friends of Blaine and Conkling are making combination for next year. Thelr plan is to have Blaine made the Republican candidate for President, and Conkling sent back to the Senate from New York. They declare that the "people are demand ing" the return of both men to public life, and that, in accordance with their lifelong practice of lowing obediently to the popular will, both are prepared to sacrifice any personal feelings they may have harbored toward each other in the past. The handsome estimate of Conkling's abilities which Blaine has put his history is said to have had most soothing effect upon the ex- Primate, and he is eager to return the favor by supporting Blaine for the Presidency. When we consider that one of these statesmen says he is hap pier in the practice of the law than he ever was or can hope to be in political life, and that the other has been cher ishing the hope that he would be per mitted to pass the remainder of his days in the peaceful occupation of his torical composition, the magnitude of the sacrifice is at once apparent. We have no doubt that the country will be deeply moved by the spectacle.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-10-27

Our Fort Bowie dispatch indicates that the hosiles are returning in &C., cordance with their promise to Gen. Crook. Sholld they all return, as he predicted, what would the croakers have to say 9-Star.
 The Starlsinformation may not be reliable, as ithas been often deceived, but should a.handful of the raiding Indians rat,nsfo Ban carlos world they not be a little tardy in fulfilling their promise to "the great Indian fighter? They promised @ Gen. Crook nearly five months ago that they would return to the reservation. The Star will probably give Crook the credit for the return of all Indians who, hankering after Uncle Sam's grub pile, reach San Carlos in the next five years. Anyhow we cant see how the Territory will be benefited by their return to the reservation, if they are allowed to retain their arms, as those who formerly came in have been permitted to do.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-10-27
THE CHICAGO EXPOSITION.
The Arizona Exhibit Creating De-
 cided Sensation.

aaEs of the Exposition are becoming the most interesting: Besides the displays that have been on exhibition from the start, many of the permanent exhibitors are replacing their old displays with new ones, while Arizona has created a boom in mining circles by placing in the gallery per. manently collection of ores in twenty five large glass cases that must be seen to be appreciated. The Arizona Commissioners, Messrs. Murphy and Gray, have at last succeeded in get ting their magnificent display arr ranged for public inspection. The managers of the Exposition would have made great move for an im- provement in the success that has at tended their efforts had they secured this exhibit at the opening. Unfor- tunatly for all concerned, the Arizona ores were intended only for Denver, where, by, the way, they were con fessed officially and politically to be the largest and finest on exhibition. Hundreds of visitors have surrounded the score of workman since the un- packing began, eager to see the miner als of Arizona, and now that the ar rangement is complete, the puohc cu- riosity can be gratified.
 In all, there are 10000 pounds of valuable ores in two rows of glass cas- es, covering space of 15xSO feet, and so arranged as to permit of the most careful scrutiny. Gold, silver, copper. lead and in fact all the valuable min erals of the Pacific slope, are repre- sented- covering not less than 1,200 paying mines in Arizona.--Chicago Inter Ocean.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-10-27

The information that new pension raids are in process of organization for the purpose of reducing the exist ing surplus in the Treasury is not at all surprising. Not only pension sehems but every other kind of job and swindle find the plethoric Treas -Ty temRtatiar tsetgreat to be re- sisted. In spite of the great army of pensioners now on the roll it is still possible to organize schemes which threaten to be as costly and danger ous as was the arrears act. The prop osition to pension all the soldiers of the Mexican War is likely to be brought up at any time, and if the money is in the Treasury many poli- ticians will be found ready to pay it out. The only way to keep down such plundering schemes is to have no sur plus in the Treasury, and the best way to distribute the surplus is not to col lect it.
Arizona silver belt., 1883-10-27

MT. Talmage having recommended the use of the army to put down Mor- monism, The Nation advises him to reconsider the subject, adding that there are thousands ofpsople in New York already who favor the use of the army against Talmage. There is no doubt but that both Mormonism and Talmage are in danger. The army, under command of Crook, no doubt would at least demoralize them. He succeeded in his attack upon Hunter
 the legless telegraph operator, and tLe Old Dominion coke shed at Wilcox
Arizona silver belt., 1883-10-27
When Mr. Robb, of the SILVER BET.

. was in Washington, he had long in- tArvior, with the Secretary Of War n regard to Indian matters. He was particular in showing that the energy displayed by Gen. Crook and his weak kneed vassals, Crawford and Davis, was not caused by any consideration of duty, but by the spirit of vindic- tiveness which they felt on account of the adverse criticisms of the press and people of Arizona, in regard to Crook s inefficiency.- During the course of the interview, MT. Robb stated that, "the course of Gen. Crook was calculated to provoke conflict between the civilians and the soldiers, in which the latter would get killed" The Secretary asked: Would not the soldiers kill civilians?" and the reply was, Not unless they have better luck than when they fight Indians;" and the Secretary laughed as if he saw the point. The War Department, the h. terior Department, and Washington and the whole East have more correct idea of the fighting qualities of Gen. Crook now than they did after his proclamation "No. 10" went over the land.