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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12
THE INDIAN WAR.

Retsps sf General Hancsck-His Meetisg
with General sherman and their Intended
Departure for Harker-R achievements AR
irving NJ Omaha Daily-Reported Massacre
81 Passengers and Crew Of Steamboat BY
Indians.
ST.. LOUIS, May IL, 1897.
General Sherman arrived At Lesvenworth to-day
where be met General Hancock who has Just returned
from the pains The two generals will start for Fort
Harker on Monday next TO have talk with the Kiowas
Camancnes Chcyennes and Arapahoes represented by
their respective chiefs Nothing new has been received
from Hancock's expedition
special despatch from Omaha says detschments Of
troops arrive there almost daily for service on tho
plains The telegraph line 10 down Of Julssbury
aud u rs supposed the Indians have cut H.
The commissioners 70 investigate the Fort Phil
Ksarny len Fort Laramie yesterday for that
The report OF The massacre OF the passengers ana crew
OF the steamer Miner by the Indiana above sioux CITY,
Il not credited In Omaha The Miner was q 81 Louis
boat, and had large number Of passengers and .
valuable cargo.
The Reported Massacre ef saea uer's Crew
On ths MissssFi-Farsher Particslars.
CHICAGO, May II, 1857
A special despatch from Council Blum, Iowa,
says the Lscare paused down The river To- day,
bringing the sews Of shs dessrpctiou Of the steamer
Miner By the Indians, about one hundred miles above
the crew we're choppng the Indians Two hundred
IN number surrou nded and massscred the whole party,
and capu Cd the boat killing and scapisg men, women
and children ipdscriminstey Only Two escaped.
After pilas nr the boat Of ~ vauahss they burned 70
the vatsrs edge
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SPECIAL TrlfcaAm TO TINE MRAlO.
TRor, N. r., Nay II, u

TRor, ~ Y, Nay II, 1857.
The romans Of young lady, Addis Goodeoossh, Who
was supposed 70 have been murdered by her father some
weeks since at BRANDON Vermont, were found on Chit
ssnden Mountain about four miles from her home, ON
Thursday, BY couple Of farmers, whIIs menanr
fence The body was In good preservation Mis- Good
enough disappeared three months ago.
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abe ms,srcss mandatory Of wright schot., No AIS
yirsi avenue caused BY feathers taking Are In
cylinder while being dried. me damage 70 the stock
machinery will he about 50O and ~ The building
aboni 500 ssid Ia 10 fully insured.
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The Of IRE thalfpas seven O'Clock originated
from the unoccuped balding No S57 Broadway ON thu
thrd sccr supposed 20 have been set on Gre; damage
slight.
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MAocr, ia, May II, 1851
John Brckwtb, ~ New OvIcane, has BEEN secss<
Bwnep u me Epsserai Church o. eecssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-12
CENTRAL and SOUTH AMERICA
A Spanish Frlsats Tsass The R. r. Cuyler
in Car,nagtna Bay.
REVOLUTION BREWING IN. PERU.
10. &c he.

me steamship Arizona Captain Harris, from Aspin-
wall Nay arrived At this port yesterday bringing the
main from Central and South America, and treasure
freR San Francisco "a follows.-
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what May he Done with Davis-Wha Law 10
Paramount In Virginia.


RICHMOND, My H. 1867.
Much 10 copjsctared and little known a. 10 what will
be done In the case Of Mr.. Davis II does not seem
probable Chief Justice Chase and President johnson
should be playing IDLE game Of purposes in a
matter likely TO attract general attention. and the
common notion they fully understand each other in
this matter doubtless correct Their understanding will
result bringing Mr. Davis into ceur-and what then
One important point will already have been made
when Mr. Davs is brought into court-he will be out Of
the hands Of the military authorities. In district
where re-establshcd that the habeas corpus
can invoked for the protection OF personal right civil
authority must Be supreme for oil but police pur
poses, and the court cannot admit the contrary. 1t
cannot, therefore, commit such inconeruity ~
TO remand the prisoner 70 the fortress His future
keeper therefore win be the Marshal OF the district
He win DO In the hands OF civil odccr although OF
course the military OF the post will withhold any
security that their assistance afford against escape
or rescue. Being in tho hands OF the civil authority.
the prisoner VIII be accessible 70 Law 10 all forms quite
within the reach any and al processes BY which men
are brought into Court.
supposs. then, there 10 the usual flaws delay"
Judge Underwood, perhaps will not admit 70 ball
though there 10 no why he should refuse thas
right since under the law Of 1861 treason mot csp
sa crime He said however. 10 entertain opinions IN
this case, and the opinions o. Judges az sSo"
He will no. admit TO ball. and months are consumed in
the s,.emps 10 get jury People grow impatient
an. pv,soner,s counsel above all-snd suddenly
Mr.. Davis appeals 70 Cen. schoneld 70 In
,sers under the clause Of the recent Reccnsruction
bin winch requires the commander Of the district 70 zee
,ba. ali persons accused Of crime should have speedy
trial He calls upon the yr.ed States military author.
ties 10 interfere against tho Uaed States Court under
the law Of Congress that held to be paramount 70 oil
other Law IN this district Would not this then DO 4
very pretty tes, casa that the PRESIDENT he'd put up cr
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The Public Finances.
Inc amount Of $685. 496 fractional currency was re-
ceed at tho Treasury Department for the week ending
today. The sent to distant points was $lee 5S5,
OF mich went to the Assistant Treasurer Of the
Vaed States a. Charleston, c. and the remainder TO
national banks and Others
The Treasurer Mr. Spinner) holds in trust for national
banks securities for circulating notes. $340 Gal $50;
securities for deposits Of public money. sss $50
Total. S37o, 544.50o. The disbursements from the
Treasury for the week follows
War 81 0l13 47
Navy. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 77,554
intorlor l4433o
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fN.Presdcnt Ipumb NArtIHtl Has vttu NIpoIn'ru ~
81 James The Tarrpiy, In abiding TO the appoint.
ent says that The objects Of the mssion are the ar
rangcmenf the remainder OF small foreign Debt
Of our claims aganst the United states, the formation o
ro,np~nes Ia Great Britain France and Germany 30 a.
a. bring European emigration, and 70 obtain loan
and make postal contracts with the United states and
fhe principal European Powers"
Tomas Avon has been appointed by the President OF
Nicaragua Minister Of Foreign Affairs, and Mr. Porto
has assigned the Office OF Mpister OF War
Mr. sodivi has been appointed consul At San Fran
cisco
Tbe United states steamer sarapac Admiral Thatcher
In the port ~ In Union Salvador At last sdvces
sb- 10 have left in . day two for Panama, touch
ina ma Heaejo and Ponias Arenas
The Spanish Prisase Nsvss de- Tolesa Takes
she X. X. GuyIrr b. Gsrfbagera Ray -Mes-
H"era mad rnIrrr ip n Diplomatic Prcdies-
ment-qmerr Proceedings on MI sides.
A1MwALIs Nay 4-2A M,
Jhe royal mil steamer lamar and the mesmshy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-12

The action of the Legislature Of Kansas on the
question Of protection TO American industry, ID
worthy Of note. A Democrat introduced resoiu-
tions in favor Of low tariffs manufactures and
protection 70 American agriculture. They were
referred TO a committee, who reported that these
two aims we're wholly inconsistent; that agricul-
ture could have market were il not for manu-
features; that American manufactures formed q
better market fer American farmers than foreign,
and consequently that protection could not be
given to the American farmers save through the
manufacturer. The committee concluded by re.
porting resolutions instructing their Senators to
vote for protection TO both manufactures and sgri
culture, and these resolutions passed both Houses
by the full Republican vote.-Peoria Transcript
The Republicans Of Kansas, we take it,
have had pretty edectual training in the
Republican Faith, and we are grati6ed to see
them stand by it like honest men, without
any effort to crawl of the Republican Plat
form, or to steal q plank from the rotten
Copperhesd Platform TO mar the symmetry
Of the Republican Platform.
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$50, too, when the editor Of the Carr Cry
talks about breaking down the home market for
our Agricultural products BY free txada. be TALK
ebeut that which never did and never will happen.
The wants Of our thirty-nve millions OF people
arc tnst the same under system Of frss trade a.
they are under system Of protection This is
q point about which there can be no doubt or con-
roversy. To deprivs the farmer OF his home
market people must stop eating and consuming. !"
--Co~sssfEfton.
Free traders insist, and we oil know and
admit, that foreign manufactured articles, of
almost every description, can be sold in this
country at = less price than they can be man.
ufsctured here.
Now, to that proposition everybody assents.
The Free Trader says, let US buy these For.
eien manufactures, because We can buy them
cheaper than they can be manufactured in
this country. And he insists that protec,;ve
duties, which tend to enhance the price Of
Foreign goods, are unjust and oppressive, i'm,
polite and unconstitutional.
IL Free Trade, then, is adopted, and. bv
universal admission, Foreign manufacturer,
can undersell our own manufacturers. /,
must follow that our manufacturers viii he
driven from their factories, and forcsd n
mra their capita and labor into some o,be,
business; and the rly thing left, is Agricul
tnre. hence, tn -y-tem of Free Trade INNS,
inevitably force ipe-' # the labor and c.r;.
al now employed nanufactnres into Arr.
culture And, instead Of being purchaser,
and consumers of ssricultural produe,,. =,
they now are, these manufacturers vould No,
only raise their osa food, but they would
raise . surplus for ss'e.
Where will be ths'r market? Not =. hor.
Tor they now furnish the home market. which
b the Oh ief dependence of the farmer, :,
ready engaged in raising products for N,
suly market which would then 6e IeT *.
Foreign market.
Suppose Eve hundred thousand mannheim
ssrs, Who now buy pork, should Be throw
cot OF employment, and 90 to raising porl
fbs their own consumption, and for the Far
ssen market, win that add to the profit. a,
che pork producers now engaged in the BINS;
nsssf $685.
Again, suppose, that the wiEAdnw.l Of pro.
esesion from the wooden interests. rsnde,.
socl growing - we'll - WOOL naanfacturine
Improbable. then twenty-five milKous !,
shssp viii 20 70 the butchers, and the land a.
which tAey hsvs besn psstsrsd and fed v;ll
y dsvcssd 70 Rising end fssdisg cattle. WIN
- - beee9dd = As'osth Nisssa !.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-12

The Chicago Republican in noticing the
death OF Charles F. Brown, so widely known
~ "Artemus Ward" says chs peculiar tai
emit showed no symptom of exhaustion Or
the contrary We think the symptoms Of ex-
haustion we're very patent. For months pas,
and during oil his stay in England, Mr.. Brown
produced nothing at all equal to his earle,
illusions, which made for him his reputation
~ humorist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-12

Meeting psrtaeulsr friend Of ours the other day, 30
told him that had tried Or. Pclasds Whit Pins
Compound for bronehles affection Of vi ieh
hsd been suffering for several years past Turning us
With that peculiarly expression which a.
sinsui.hes all friends he replied, "Asoaher hun
bug" We only wish our frisnd had been In ssfss
tio~ and found rrh ccpief, and pesstir< rslsf
did for the small OF. co. He might possibly have
reserved his seiGasasd eoneluson uutil be had
the beneficial effects Of this wonderful vegetable CON
pound. Gold BY all druggists. mehiadawlv.
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A NEW REMEDY !!

1t stands for Merits without q Superior.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-12

way robbery near that place;
yesterday afternoon Harvey Miller, Q boy
Of sixteen or seventeen, while returning from
Hornbeck's Mill with load of lumber, was
stopped by two highwsymen about three miles
from town, in almost the identical spot where
VOORHEES,, the book peddler, was robbed on
the 9th Of February. As he was driving along
the two men suddenly rushed upon him from
the thickss, and stopping his horses demand
cd his money. He replied be had none.
They told him they knew better, and that
they would shoot him if he didn't fork over.
The boy finally handed them the contents oil
his wallet, which fortunately only amounted
to fifty cents. They Immediately took up
their heels and left Meeting man soon
Afterwards, the boy informed him OF the If,
fair. The man Immediately gave alarm to
some Of the neighbors near BY. They re-
paired 10 the scene, and taking the tracks oil
the robbers. which were still plain in the
snow, they finally overcome and arrested
them
The Register says later that it doesn't sp
pear that the men arrested we're the guilty
parties.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-12

withs Protective Tariff. We have both
home market and Foreign market; with free
trade We shall have only . Foreign market;and
that usually over-mpplied by the sharp COM
petition of the grain growing countries of Eu'
rope, and the world as large.
1t is not true, that, ito deprive the farmer
Of his home market, people must stop eating
and consuming" All that is required to de
prive the farmer of his home market, IL tha
the people whono~ 80 and e0asa.s - pre-
ducts, should 20 to work and produce and %
and consume their own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-12

Ias State Convsntisa Of the q. A. r.
messs in Dsveaposs on The i0ta Of Arm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-12

Paoy. D. F.sWELsvas sworn u Gssrls,
q State Superintendent Of Common chooh.
ne entered at once upon the duties of his
Office. @
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=. H. Is'HITx.s'G q 90.

m ST LOUIS. NO
REST assortment Of Sheet Music and Mu-
- sts Books the West. Pianos 0rEa1s and Musical
Merchandise of every description the lows-t
Orders By natl promptly attended 70 v9osm
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of Fever and Ague, Who fresss to-day 70 burn sonof
might have been exempted from their present tn
.s lad tbsy syailsd themselves in time Of that aafs-
euerd sxstnst all nalarious diseases, H0efkffHRs
eroNACH BITTnRs. But hit 10 too late for prsvsn-
ton /. il not too for single bottle Of this
herbal tonic will stop the paroxysns, and
br,sfoo Of will restore the patient 70 Vigorous
health. The prudent and thoughtful, however. who
vuIs ysthsr forsssa than vsit for ~ asssol
vii resort TO this defee against ntsrnistsnt and
rsniss,ns bvsss u the commencement u ~ sssseu
~hsp tAsy prevail Now fnate forearm shs systsE
against fever and agra bilious complaints and dyspsp-
ss-Asssssss vhish ere Oman snGsndsrsd. aud siuays
aersvsssd By tbs oAs end dasps OF Winter md ssry
sprine.
sHAxspnARn on IErERHrrfDHrs.
The Bard Of Avon tells that the "senis March doth
neurish Aguss and the sAxk ID - true nov - u ~
three hundred ysars ago. Bat fortuastsiy. b shss'
modern days March Asuss can Be- prevsnssd. HOS
rBrrIRs BTrrnRs, IN . sinsis vsss. viii pat thu
systsm in condition to resist every species Of inter
mtsssns f..er. o. II there 10 prsdspossios 70 bill
iousn.ss dyspspsia this unsquaisd regulator and 10
vigorani will lust certainly prevent that All tn
disorder. the Of foss and frosts ss,
Be hey in absyance BY this potent sntidos Thsy maj
also be esetsd from the system aft they have msas
iodgment there. By it, psrsevsrss use II sthersfor
moral insanity for any family to be Without 10.
| mohi2dsvIv
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BACHELORS HAlR DYE.

This splendid nsfr Dye ID the best in the world. The
only and perfect Dys-Harmlees Reliable InstAptn-
neoua No disappointment. No ridiculous tinn. Nat
urai Black Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Bad
Dyes Invgorstes the hair leaving u soft and beaut
full The genuine IL signed Wiiiam A. Batchelor. All
others limitations and should be avoided Sold
By all Druggists ssd PEfuD~A ssctory 81 Barclay
street. New York ldscie Aswly
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR ROOFING.
DEPOT QyARrERMAsrRR' 8 OFFICE,
SAN ANTONIO Tex as JuIy rs f8J

DEPOT QuARTERMAsrRR $ 0rFIcE,}
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, u1y Is, 1867.
Sealed Proposals, which mustsbc mads In dupli-
cate viii be reeeysd at this ONCE sntil ~ o'oloek
With 5. SO sauares Of ROOFING. = $50
OF the above. ,o36 squares are to be used at Buff
falo Spring. Texas, sso At Fort betknap or vi,
bids win DO received for any portion thereof not
less than twenty-five squares, deliverable at either
of the places named, or ct this depot. leE7a
Delivery to commence by the MILDLY Of September
one half Of the amount ohered in September, and
the remainder in October.
Proposals for roofing OF all kinds are invited,
and the bidder will state clearly the kind he pro-
poses to furnish the point , Of deliver and the
lay the. roofing If practicable, a sample of the
Kind Of ROOT proposed to be furnished win be sent
Each bid must be accompanied BY 2 guarantee Of
certified to by clerk of court of recordl that the
bidder ia competent to carry out the contract il
awarded to him, and that he viii give the required
bonds therefOri and each bidder will state his place
Separate bids are invited for delivery at each
place; and the price per square must be clearly
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty of each sue
cessful bidder, and the solvency of the persons
offered as security will be required
The bids i'll be opened ON the day and hour here
inbefore named, and bidders have the privilege OF
being present at the opening.
The right is reserved to reject all bids if unsats
conform TO the requirements of this advertise.
ment.
Proposals to be plainly endorsed, Proposals
f9T S,o and addressed to the at
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and
au 22-td A. q. NJ, U. s. Army.
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KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME E. +. TIL ORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Cairyoy ant and Psychometrician, who
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight to enable her to mpart knowledge
of the greatest importance to the single married
Of either sex. While in state of trance she de-
marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense
pewer, known az the Psychomotrope guarantees to
wife of the applicant, together with date of mar
rage Position in life leading traits Of character,
mails can assert, She will send, when desired q
certified certificate or written guarantee that the
small look of hair and stating place Of birth, age,
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
you will receive the picture and desired Information
by return mail. All communications sacIsdly CON
THORNTON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
ap 3.DEWeoly 7ats
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IRON works.
Il WASHINGTON CITY,

corner OHIO avenue and i3th street.
tofore bestowed upon them by the citizens q Wash.
ngton and others take this occasion to state that
they still prepared, and have ample facilities to
done in as expeditions, cheap and workmanlike
manner as can be done in this or the Northern
CITIES Their work comprises Steam Engines and
Boilers with all their appendeges, either portable
or stationary. for on land or for steamboats,
Circular Saw Mills Shafting and Gearing for mills
Castings, iron or brass Architectural or Miscela-
Boiler Iron Work, such as Water Tanks or case.
meters, and Pattern Making; in fact. all the
branches Of Mechanics apgertainng to first class
attention of the PUBLIC to their 9. Patent DiffereR.
tial Eeturn Tubular Boiler" This plan of Boiler,
patented by them in 1867 has now been introduced
and has given general and entire satisfaction "a
possessing every quality essential in first class
steam generator, viz Economy in fuel, facility for
smailness OF space occupied, re shown by
titicates now In our possession They have all been
constituted ty us at these works and are in opera
avail ourselves Of the opportunity to explain its
merits and show 1t in operation in these . Works
The following is lis. Of the Boilers on this plan
ing building; at Metropolitan Hotel, do, do; at
John G. Rives' Globe Printing Once; at United
states Hotel. warming building; at Soldier q Home
city; at u. S. Arsenal, Fortress Monroe: steam pro
peer Phiia.lelphis, belonging to A. b. Cooley,
weller Tieress stern wheel steamer yirginfa. on the
fotoHac river; stern wheel tteamer prise, do,
do at LGele Iron Works, asiiHgfon STERN wheel
Works rs -is's's>' - = '4 'a''s
,se.so2m wM. n. ELLIS 4 BRO.
gAPAsE 81 MAGIC FLOWERS
su6-et KING PLACE.,
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PROPOSALS FOR NEW JAIL.

e DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, !
WASHINGTON. u. g., July 81, 1851
Sealed proposals will be received at this depart
ment until II clock NJ. on TUESDAY. the sevet-
teenth of Sc ptember; 49, for the erection Of the
Jail: in and for the. District of Columbia author.
lied and provided for by the act of Congress APP
proved July Is, 1886 and the Joint resolution APP
proved March 2, 1867. .st
The designs. detail, drawings and specifications
can be seen at the architects Office in the eastern
grounds of the Capitol, Washington City, every
day except Sundays, between the hours of 9 a. m
and p. m. " st1##
Separate bids will be received for the masonry
work, brick work iron work and carpentry work.
The contractor whose bid may be accepted viii
be REQUIRED to enter into a SUFFICIENT bond. 10 be
approved by the Secretary of the Interior for the
faithf9i completion of his contract PAYMENTS will
be made as the work progresses, on estimates Ger
tined to by the architect, but twenty per eentum
the estimates will be retained until the contract
is completed. ..~
The Contract will be awarded to the lowest re-
sponsikle bidder, but the department. reserves the
right to reject any or all Of he bids should il be
deemed for the interests of the Government to do
fEZ4s 2t.z5 saFE9 s .t-ss1t- f.
The bids will be opened at noon on the 18th day
fSeptepber, in the presence of such Of the bidders
as may choose to attend. ~
Propossls s.. SHOULD be endorsed on the envelope:
O. H. BROWNING,
an 5-12t Secretary of the Interior.