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Show Assisted by a number of . brethren DESERET EVENI N G'N EWS. Jaanitrj 20v lt69. have ransacked the coantry far and near. I have left no stone unturned nor any means untried, lost I could devise or but all to no pur- my friends suggest, X nave raltn mat In some pose, bull way or oiner our mue one win naaiiy be restored to us, and I do most sincerely believe that the publication of the above In your paper would materially assist In bringing about this restora i tion. t: I am. very respectfully your brother IntheUospeJ. Q W THURSTON. (Eomspmiflfucc. TV W ? October 15th, Edittjr Dcsn t t iNV?.--B- y publishing this letter concerning our lost child, favor upon you will bbeouferrlnga great myself, my companion, and doubtless, and alio, upon many of our relations, corfrieuds; nntl will at tho same time rect a number of false reports of , her been found. You will also make having more generally known the principle our belief grounds ipu which we baseher. This have stolen that the Iudiaus will probably have a tendency to put otherwise through (who do many people would lack of faith nothing) on the lookout to obtain information concerning her, and may thus render efficient Nald In her recovery. In the llrot place, we consider meiaci of the unaccountably mysterious disappearance, a circumstantial evidence of her having been stolen; and If stolen, who so likely to have- stolen her as Indians, nd among bad Indians and hU band are ranked the worst. Hue wa less than two and a half years old; wai unwell at the time and only the day previous to her being stolen kept her bed most of the day. tho had not been out of the house more than 20 minutes, and hearlv or about half that time was with au older sister, whom her mother had sent with hertd take rare of her. - On missing her, Instant'and thorough search was instituted, Which continued for about ten days around about home, until not ono foot of ground or pond or stream of water where there was the least possible c banco Mor her to go remained unexplored, She Was missed about the middle of the day ,x and the 1 m " Douglas Bt.. . ... ;, ; - - ODL I take her with him, and he is now on his hunt.! understand - CHICAGO "TRADE. Straw Goods, Unirelhj, Bicbiia Goods, Etc. ALLEN & LACKEY, 52 (vrr W, O. WTX.X.IAJSS. W. II. FITCH. B. T WJTTY. 8. J. HKROtf. XD. d Sm 54 Tf ABASH AVK., KjJf Orders will recti r Special dtt&Sm u4 Troaipt AUestJes. j ULEGEST CARPET : on irjrvzCottage and Mineral HOUSE IN THE MENf8 89 South Clark St., FUKS, KVCUL GOODS, GOODS Stock U Um xcst and most AUR vv oranrinooruneiaioiaeounirr. complete But en at us jom are "no aaT jormeriy Doagni the same or better terms than they oats obtained thar. ,W Import direct from the Manoiactarera In Europe oar Ribbons, Bllka, B&Una. Flowan. hwtt, Ttasa, Crapes Pattern Bonnet. Ac. andSet, ran. tnereXore, sell at Importing iacka IIoom Prloea. . All order will receive prompt attention, and Goods Invariably warranted to please. LJ O o o 11 i 1 ' ABBOTT bj ut expresaly CO for tlve , wniTXET cnos. etirrjfDT, 392 I j 22 Zaka Street, - If. Clark 8U MANUFACTUKERS OF I d33 Cm Fai'RBANKjPEGK&GO. Collars Mlard Sullo StiC Saeceators to SXDDZB! - CpMFAITT; t ; v . STATIONERS- - BOOK HAiniFACTDBEHS I ' Established 1855. Xjsnrest Establishment li the West. . " f t . . i ,. :. 1838. I aiixxoxDealerrroGEiw, In : STOVES. i I SCITUBAItT A CoJ Xwo1c.irm of; e , I VJ-'- . V Ia Salle Street o7.v BECltER a ICOPSELUv Xanufaeturer and Pettier in LATEV respectftiUy Informs tfc'e'citl-- TRUNKS, VALISES: EtC. Tt ';iJ XI. xnar. Utah Terltorr jthat ha la now 'ijibl Hondolplt St., prepared to fill all orders lor& Salesroom; 297 & 297 S. Clark St. Ftcto Frcslt Baltimore Oysters, -i J.llbHIOACrp7Steam Manofaetured saAmianaTs ill daMia' r V '' And all kinds of ", '"i - -- ; ; 1 i 'Y- i . .IsforUn ul hihtn Cla; Glass . ,.; v . : Special attention given to order from UTAH. -- ! GILES, BROTHER & CO. The old and best known boraa in rfoirajm. Dealers In "Watches, Gold Jewelry, Silver and Silver Plate Goods, WholesaioJ and Retail.' :. ' j : n: a i 1. 142 TLake;St.j:;01iicago; r i i l t Agents for National arid American Watch ' Co'tf nd American and French Clocks. ri i'it-t'.H?.- - V v-t-- -t 1 -- c:; : PETES SCHTJTTLER, ' . 1 Dealers supplied on same terms ks W Importers and Manufacturers having oflv-oIn We'fr'Torki Especial sjtteniioaj, ; mid to M a ii. QKDEB3.J. i.. 4. . - . At the LowMt Wholeaala Rates. ... i..' All orderspromptly filled., r ,$r (OffleVRandlpn efers to jf U Latkt, with W, S. Godoei', 1CAQO, ,- Address oJ '. If. IV IATEYv ' C5o. of Dooslaaand 12th Rtreets. tU TYRRELL; BURJ.EY-&- ; lAHO OIL. , ILL CHICAGO, d2226m STREET, ailCAGO, I can at all times dZ78 tr mi orders to me nest sausiaction; West of the Mtsslaalppl Klver, 'Oji ii. SOAP i. es hujtt&fttJiLkd f ? -- Oftei a ,.d21&6m 1. , j ...... i J !. .., : ' .... EncnANTifAiionsv CANDLE WORKS, Hard and Soft SOAP, and CAJCDLU -- , 226 4 228 s. o. JOBS srtur. 1 truxu. m CHICAGO. COOKING AUD HEATING CTOYcb. ixttats ok uxxnxT ife. 23 P0QLAJI STREET, OMAHA, -' 1 I: Assoxxrn racxaqci iio i1 i ALL, THE HEW.iElNnS'fiii" , , - - 17arii Xbi 48 Xake Si. 7 PURE NBATSFOOT B ii. & &r i BBOVX& 2IATIIEWS, the most oonrenlent w lntrodneed, both Ibr dealer and oonsnmer. Tha trade are Invited to give It a triaL lbtxnd LTJCIUCATCTO, roil xxraxssrr rox ES. , on, d222;em er, ISraM, Orders, solicited by malL and satisfaction Tools andJapanned tuners naenines and ' guaranteed in every instance. GOLD & SILVER SFfllTHS sisoeic Tunerr Bale of for the the Cook Stewart Rtove. Aent SALESROOM AKD. MAI TRACTORS: ' Ju 24i Famnam 8U, cor. Kin, Omaha, IeU XIXS. As I carry the largest and beat assorted Stock 2S 1IIVER Caddie of S Ibc, lbs. and 10 lbs. each. This package Is LAED 14S. - O KXrr MAjrUFACT I! K EltS in IIielCOKTlI la Patent JUr Tight JLl9 3mtftaturerm 7V- . Groeers, Drngrgrisfs,1 Bakers, dc. "- t- entirely nrw and Co ' j j SMARCK LEADPEMCIl COMPAMY, TiATm jL GOLD MEDAL BAKENQ POWPEB. All Goods warranted a represented, tlirWP T1TAV mnt Wares, Chicago. t Til AL Mannfacturers of PATE3TT TSI ACHIXE HADE; ....I Lemon and Vanilla' Extracts; liquid -Blnelng;, and the celebrated noiXOW. WAKE and FHAJV JAUai - c ! . IranJcenlhal. J Street, NEW YORK.; Dealers In t ' - ) f4 T:ked Ct's- - 7 II ' Also?ianiinreni - W5 t S Ground Coffee, Spices, Tobacco, 13 ! . . FAIICY GROCEHIES, ' r- Po-ca-te- llo r .. "Wliolesale t ' tola nim that had been there and stole tbe cbUd': and also that at wo another time Bo had overheardtabout other Indians talking .privately tho child,' "who &id" that stole .hex and ent;Jier: tA; Salmon River. '": , MTNNE-IIA-II- A g llo ; 1 TMPORTER3 and Mannfactnrers of Choice and Dealers ln'all iw of JLHAF, PLUO and CUT TOBACCO, kinds No. 157, SOUTH TEAS, COFFEES, - WHITING and , E. JJeiiry Wood, WJSUale. , 5 AGENTS FOR THE ' Srhubart H. Friedman ; a- ro-ca-te- f .;. . dl3 Cm The) & Decker,' ainaii'iCTiriiDrG BLM -- , Office, , 87 JT. J.A:&H.F.GRISl'JOLD&CO. JTCIIIJSIOR STOVE STORE! Lithographers, Printers,;; i fork New d21tW$rn ESTABLISHED - O: N I D.W.KeUh, jLbijdh Keith, City. la T (Up Stairs J i ' ; . DRY' GOODS, 04,fcOG,IXIclxleari-Vv4iJH- o 2 Snrclnl ftftrnfitn grlren fa Order from Utah V ml adjacent iTrritrte. He refer to the leading Merchants of 8aD Lmtce BOOTS AND SHOES, C. CZZZOAOO. before-name- -- Auerlean and Vresuelt Slpajul Calf, Rosns, Findings, Ac - Groceries, No's A k Leather, Saddlery Hardware, o- - HOSIERY AND WOOLENS. Cordage, && COLLINS; ; ' Patent Wm-M- i Tower, 14. Xa :. ;ri.-;iri"- v - ''' J-S- Wholesale Dealers In 3 ! ca-tel- lo Po-ca-te- llo H.& N O "' is Wooden Ware, ... ft i ELTimC u SOLE We a!o keep a foil Una of NEW YORK and NKW KNULaND Work., and reapecUaUy ' ao liclt a share of your patronage , Fmctory ;.. Cigars, Tobacco, NEB. ' : " r Also Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers 'Afi'ff OctXt I ' FANCY LIQ.IT ORS, & CO'BBOOK BTOBE; OsVlAHA, od j Manafactored : v ' AT B. C. t- LEATHER- . " ':: i wboii & Co., keith; Importers a Jobbers . fDEAL LARGELY Df ' CHICAGO. ..r d2S:3m Co., Farnham Street, Office 184 Nos. 80, 82 & 84 Michigan Avenue, CHiCACO. ': EXTRA. QUALITY, ( E g!33LOQ,XTi 1ng Board. StaijiiFaicy WHITfJEY BOOT If 1 , at: Hand Pointed Horse Nails1 6 & 8 River Street, General Western Agents, dl65m III II I III i ALSO, UAKTJTACXpSmS OF V7HOLESAXE q Feffiesj Beat Staff, &cj Sjote, &1BIG TAYLOR Home west of Chicago, AND BOCK RITEIl1 m t-j- Silli HEAVY HARDWARE, Stonepappe ROOFING; . s Importers, JlaBufartarers snd'Jobters Of 11, HOTIOBS! AHD T.EUItY CHAS. Staa Kli BARK & GO i HALL, CHICAGO. d29 Sm DEAWEES,; 77te only exclusive ; ' di5 6m CSn:0.C2O, ILL: ed (EstdblUlied 18S3.) and 41 State St., opposite City Hotel, Gloves Hosiery, Shirts, AND - 52 Iiake 41 NOTIONS AN1 FANCY GOODS, MY MO. V70D d33 Cm t TWINES AND PAPER BAGS, Farnbam Street, OMAHA, Nebraska " TjaroiiEitiiAs, COriDICT. 1 i Of Every DescripUou, Jobbers, of i. , ' : D. K. Wood. 1 ! . United States repository. ' COARSE AN!) FINE PAPERS KURTZ, MOHE & DAVIS, S23 Rami. M. Nlckerson, President, K. D. Gray, Vice Presides t, U D. Uage, Cashier, baa.J. Behmltt, Assistant Cashier, 2U 6m James Durham. Tha Largest Stock in the "West. 329 POUOLAM ST., OMAHA, NEB. FURNISHING PAID Ilf CAPITAIh 01,000,000. . and STBAW GOODS, GOODS. - i COKXICELS, PBWE UYE GEESE FEAT1TERS, 69 SLandoIph Street, CHICAGO r --- -'-- CO., Springs. Hair, Moss, Hn8ks,Ssa-Grass- , Tow, Ticks. Damasks, Burlap. Tacks, Bed Lace, Etc., Twines, Gentlemen's Furnishing- Qoodx, CHI&1GQ d21&6m WISDOW SHADES and Manufactarers and Wholesale Dealers In addrlns; ly - 1 3k BEDDING, LOUNGES I.ATXIN, BU1XER & Co.' Puttys, ; ; i GJL.1SS,Etc. Paints, i. Manufacturers of and Dealers In HuIjs, Zirst national Sank of Cnicayo, CHICAGO, IIXS. "r d28m 1 Tonla In ttier Marltet, adapts (o wants of tbethis the Territories, haTlng tr Tears past annplied them larsrely, ani blns; Eamlliar wltn ttaeir wants OOY'8 CLOTHING; ' And 6c dl3 9m & MAOKEY, goar-ante- ' ; i : JAMES DUBIIAM 47 Lake Street, CHICAGO & M i JIILLS A McALLISTEU, Wholesale snd Retail Dealers in WEST. WHOIXSAJ--E said RETAIL. MILLINERY Wannlacnrers and Jobber In f i OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, added. Orders solicited and prompt attention given. PrlcaUatfornishcd on application. CHICAGO, d37 6m I .i '; We IceeptbeONLTStoekofHlnlngrai I N.R-- We would call special attention or the Trade to oar Brands of HURFORD, SWEET A CO.'s and BANNER LEADS, wblch we guarantee to be equal to any Lead In the Market, and as cor rod era. and acquainour long experience tance with the manufacture of our line of goods, enables us to give special Inducements lo our customers. Being manufacturers of our own Lead and Oolora, we can supply them from tU Lous, or Omaha. Neb., at Factory Prices by r dW t Goods sold at manuliicturers' list price, freight AfsnoJactarers, Importer A Jobber In U. J. Macfaiissid. CARRIAGE Paper Hangings, Etc KEJTfl BROTHERS, -- Saddlery Hardware, Or. EVERY DESCRIPTION, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Mats, Curtain us nt OHAHA, Nel. Mate rials, Bedding, Feathers, 1 and . S3 LaA Dealers in , CHICAGO. OLM.BTXJL.Ty. R viKj ESTABLISHED . Urn.iicl of Lead Special Made for the Trade at Factory Prices. Importers and Jobbers In stair),) 1 I ; . Over Store Lofts, 84, 3 C Wells, Benedict. 45 - ILLINOIS. DIt in. HATS, CAPS, FURS Wholesale STREET, AWl and at Orders tilled Hioweat Market Promptlj Rates. riag-wic- 1 M. (Corner of Michigan Avenue.) v Po-catel- lo FAtot WHITE; XEAD aND COLOIIS, wzBzs, wztxiAats a fitch. 51 ilxike St., CHICAGO. -- rBOPBIETORS OF THE Nos. 1 & 3 RANDOLPH ST., FITCH,WILLIAMS&CO. v Mardwaro antl Cutlery , HAYDEN & KAY, GLASS CHICAGO ZJLJTJS OS AND o'a Importers and icobers of BOOTS AND SHOES, Po-ca-te- llo Po-ca-tel-lo how-lon- , , e, Bag-wlc- OMAHA, NED I.... t1 St. LOUIS, MO., and OMAHA, NEB., bull-rushe- must have caught hold of something that keeps her down; but such persons X have not seen the ?lace. The ground where the pond h, is perfectly smooth, and it i3 not steep to the water; and a child would have to walk in the water neveral steps to reach n point that would be over its head. And further, the first done both by whites and Indians, thingcame to look, was to search' who the water for tracks, and as the soilalong was clay some trace would have btjen left. . The whole country from the river to the snow Hue in the mountains, far as Mendon, three miles north, and about one and a half miles to the south, was thoroughly and systematically search. ed. ; Indian were seen in the vicinity of the house by several different persons, yet none of them came to the house for oread as they had previously done when came around, and none of as had they seen them. This we considered and still consider au additional circumstantial k ' evidence against them. h and his band at Welli-vlllI saw and by request, a number of them came and assisted in the search. and his band moved from Mendon to Logan on the day our child disappeared. I went and saw him likewise, to employ him. and his band to assist In the search, as I was well convinced Indians must haves toft ii her. I offered a reward for the body dead or alive, but he would not agree to come unless I would promise to give him a 501b. sack of flour whether he found her or not. I agreed to do so, hand the next! day he came alone, ud a number of his Indians came, and the Bishop of Mendon ami xall tho ward were at my and had a talk with the 5lace hunting, and promised to give them ten sacks of llour and a beeve to find and bring us the dead body, and ahorse In addition to the above for her living. got They promised to hunt. his dinner, called for his flour f and got it, and neither he norany of his Indians ever made their appearance. to hunt. Ilis conduct In this affair we consider another and a stronger circumstantial ' evidence of his guilt. A number or other circumstances con belief that Pospired to confirm my anu had stolen nerj in company with several brethren from Mill ville I visited hU camp, at a later date; in Malad 'Valley, made him some presents, hlra a good Indian, ana ; telling calling him 1 was sure some bad Indians in the west had got the child, and requesting him to hunt and get her. Here; In add dition to the rewards, I 13 horsvs to bring to him give EromUed me. I sometimes think that we might have obtained her on these threats conditions, but for the numerous thrown out against the ' Indians by were thoughtless people- by which : they f uv:r intimidated. In addition to the forgoing evidences, Partold, both at Mendon, Sagwich has Po-cadise and Willow Creek, that tello stole the child. lie tom when and where he got her, where they, took her to, they kept herin Cache and the night they .passed valley, Men donwitnherwhen tfctey through : t rr -i left the vallcy.-A young man from .Wellsvllle on his to his father. way to the mines wrote me tho letter) showed who? (Br. Xrry to came his Indians camp, on that three to talkand flour, began buy Blackfoot, from stolen little abont the girl ing knew said and Cache Valley, they had ber, for one of them had been at his camp, and Kad seen her t siri 'i there. Brother Petlngall, a young man who lives a.littla south of s North. Willow Creeks 'In Salt Lake valley,, who ,1 , WESTERN DETOtcI so. And paid them several horses to dowas he said going further, on a buffalo hunt, and was intending to Po-ca-te- lto search was sr soon commenced that it would have been utterly Impossible for Jier to have gone beyond our reach. fcjhe could not have gone through the Held to the oast, as It was lined with men farming; neltber'could she have passed to the south for. water; towards the north ami west lay tho onlyj chance to stray away, and never beforo (to my knowledge) had she strayed the distance often rods from the house alone. The race we almost entirely emptied of water, so that every inch of its bottom could be seen. The slough into which it emptied, which was several rods and was grown up thickly with wide,s, so that nothing could float in it, and the water, also, being very shallow, was thoroughly searched. The pond, the nearest point of which was about 40 rods distant, was dragged; cannon, also, at various points were fired over it, but to no purpose. Borne suppose that the reason she ha not risen L because she Jtrrtculturta XmpUmnt, . iTRADEsi Tl'tATt TTTiXTgi AltZiITJ Q dt Co.. r 2faaaactarers of. t.- b i HURFORD J SVEET&Co - - . DRUG, Po-ca-tel-lo m Ja a Po-ca-tel-lo i .w' CUTLERY, NAIU9, waoieuJ January, 16th, Since writing the above, I have seen Brother Kerr. He says the foung he saw on Black foot spoke very good English, and told him that had the little girl that was stolen for be had been at la Osche Valley, camn In the Losr&n bottoms and bad seen her there. lie also told hired other Indians him that who knew of it to keep the secret, and Po-ca-tell- Jobbers In - 1850. Mi PiWEIiliS & Co., HA R pVAREf BTJPPXIE3, IRON, MCnSKS' 18C9. ! ESTABLISHED '71 v i BDB11HAIIS & VA1? SCHAACK, , wkllmvillk, Uacbeuo., 1S6S. yyf CHIOACOtRAbE- - CHICAGO CHICAGO TRADEi who reside In this Taller. I hare spent a roou ue&i or ume m nuntine na i Uh SW Chicago. ' rtrmiiif tMi., Vol sUrkct SUSt Louis PGE;4: BROTHER CO Arid Importers ot fine Woolens for Men's Wear. - Special attention paid to getting up - - ISverythink required for an OClcers Outnt, from ' a Second Lieutenant up to a Major General. furnished at reasonable prices. Bpeclal attention paid to making SHIRTS to order. Measures taken and nt guaranteed in , all cases. "Also dealers in 1 . jij Qentslilne FdiysHiig Goods," : And eTerythlng that pertains to a gcntleinan i ITEC. d? HO. v3 TV AU ASH AYE,, t' ::, CHXCACO; ILL ' |