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New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
ERIE RAILwAY.-Trans will leave Depots


II FOOT Of Chambers st. fwenty-tlirlst, follows;
Tbrongh Exnress trains Chamberst. 10 abi
6.9 n m Gayl; leave 7i5 9:f5 and
ais m tday ami Drawing Room Coaches viii a.
comranv The a through Buffalo connecting al ofn"
y with magnificent Sleeping through to Cleveland aad GAon
slspnr Coaches acompang the from susqlnanna "
Baa.ia ami Rochester Buffalo ald ,nnhAi
An Emigraut train leaves daily ato -
For Port Jeryis Wa Twenty hrst fl3 M
Orange Express eKpe connecting FOR WaSlck hou
gomery Guion Pine Is'ani AMI UnonNAe .,,
For Mddeosn ant Wsy. A. 3N m CTwenyhist, J3 p M
For Onyile and Way 5:JD daily Twenty rl ST. s9 10
Newbugh anil Nay az $3.50 and }S p m NISehy
thiri-s.. 7:45 a m. 3:l5 and 45 m.
For saHrn Tgeniy thlrl-st, 80 a0i
Theater train llaD (Tweny-hds st. II p NJ
For Paterson ybni Depot at o;$5 yo
a. m ll:4 (lslyl. 3:i5 55 AMI o'S q
Depot 6:i5 9:l3 Il m, l;%l y b
(iaiy) 4 D. m. 5:l5 p m ami 6:45 m.
from 1weniyhiri-s Depot at sS m,
Has m. 3+5 m. 5l5 545 AMI o;9 2 u IRON
Chanbers-s Depot m, IL m, 3:l5 mo- N and
6:i5 D.. IN. ,., o.
For Peunont Monsey and way from Tweuthirs Depot atss
q m l245 1913 IN, 4l5 Ii5 'bl3 p and
only 40 midnight From thSmberst Depot At p
m, $3.50 ?. 4;l5 '60 and Saturdays only H
midnight
Tcses for Drawing Room and Sleeping
for the checking aud transfer OF
gage Companys 0hc 2 2s and 9o1 Brosssy
corner ani Thrisye Haem $50 ta
oklyu Drpo hanbers and foot OF Isenthh
3EKcang aHi Long Dock Depot, jersey '
and of the Agents al the principal hotrl,.
30 liermOnt only.
WSi. r. BARR, General Passenger hgeut
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-TTains leave

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trainsl leave
i Il Tlirtieth.st a. follows
IN. and Chicago Express Drawng atafb~
1880 m, Day Express, Drawing cars attaenei
H.. Montreal Express, Insing-ruom cars attached
6: n with Seping through TO Chicago with
change via ". {. r. L.. ao l.. ;. NJ y R. r. DAILY
IL p. Night Express serpnS cars attached
900 m, 2:3l and p. H., Poughkoelse Trains
Q A. M, i:l5, and $3.50 p. ln. PecAskil Trains
/ ami $3.50 m. Sing Sing Trains
6:4l 1880 $40 m u m 3 5 5lO and ll ?. Yonler
Trains
% m. Poughkeepie on sundags) J. NJ ToUCbf, snpt
Nov. is. 1863
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
- slip:
n., Mail Train for GreenPor'.
1880 m Rosn Glen Cove, Locust Valley Huntingdon and
Eortlpor. o - ,..,--
m Express Train through to GreenPot on SATURDAY
nights. -.
p for Rolyn Glen Cove, Locus: Valley Huntington and
Northpou.
$50 D. n for North lslp
An trains connect Branrh for Hampstead -
Sunday Ron Glen Locust Nsey Huntington and
leave Hunters POHt 4, . and p. m,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27
NEWARK AND NEW-YORK RAILROAD

~ DEPOT IN NEW loRH, ot Of ISbeTiyst North Ryer
On aud after MONDAY Dee o. 1859 trains will o
lows: -
LEAVE sEw.YoRK FOR BERGEN AvE-A 5:l5 IS 7l5 5:5o
s 8:30 g. 1910 :l0 u nj JO 40 $50: :, t:Ao, =
'IRIvE NEW. YORK FOR WEST BERGBy-At SIS 7.5 SD
II 10 a. IN; la D. 4: 30 6:2Q. 7.i5 $50 ll:t5
LEAVE XIV YORK FOR NBwARK-At5: 5:45 6;s 7;l5 5o slS
800 lo;lO, llilOa I'm S t'SO, $50 ., go
a. Kicker. superntensnt
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

~ CoURTLANDT- -Sr.-For PHILADELPHIA Camien m
West Phisieiphs, $40 a. 10 n u - s.
D. p. Baltimore
H0P s;2o' For South aHi Soath wes,-sO s:s0s
Z.
FOR THB wRsT-s:iO a m. ESQ a m le@pm 5rm9 .. D.
Silver Palace $3.50 ami through Cncuta
without changes y through daily TO Louisville
ON ami through to Chicago wihou change. a.
through ears to Cincinnati aD Chicago daily ,c,pc
on That thel attached 20 the m. (FDalY1
l3. f. W. Cenrr Nlut.' Il fr.,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-27

- ISLAND-wlNrER ARRANGEAlRNr-On anl ae,- ,.,o...
% the trains will leave the Roosevelt Grnis. Feres ni.
Si3 a. Mall and Passenger Patchogacs U.f-.
$3.50 Express 20 Psehc.Ie' s3o Ac-oinlnn sCl
SSiuras through 20 faclogci $50 Aclutoa
ds hough q bab,lon Al connect VALLEY Su. ,A..
The m'Tuok late aad eals ,->.us.
w. DOUGLAS. Sag......4-s.
, 1870-03-26
SrsRrIzs MATTERS,
The Everlasting Tahle Question Ltfelv "a
Prevent . Neeting between rxrksr
and coon-1hs Chicago B.ss
Ball Club.

1HK cooH-fAAkER Iy7Axx
the pspspect u nat Prou,11tnK for match bo-
tween Coon and Parker, The Inevitable hncnesr
OF tahles seens 1lfely 10 spoil It al 4 meeting
sook phee oe1~etn Coon Aud Parker, yeszeruay
Al which The Latter gave retbaI dissent 70 ceon,n
challenge, bis objection being the clause rrts,tna
to tossing for choice OF tab!es and hia esplanat1o
that 1t would be lutndicloas for him hnl,Iro N.
STATE champion cue, and liable 1t any utoe 8, ~
called upon to defend upon table Of The make
usTBllJ employed In such matches tn f1fe the
chance Of hzvtnR to change his practice 20 totai
y different table aud thereby interfering Win ia
adefed mindent 70 VARIANT pstxers a..snNee pc eoo
match with Coon, mainly because The hlr1t. T.
PLAYING pnhlte know Yet well thss be takes xa cI.
aGt ~ "a. fM tna o. ne pSs5ibt!es Aht ih.s The
eat table wound rot lie hall 20 bad % hc rrr,nise.
Ihcn n rarters ~ Position Y y no means improved
5esteFhay, Coon mAdo smother pfppoaitton. VIZ =
to play him TWO matches, each for {a5o dde sd
Poin1 foar-ea1 and 600 polau French carons,
xnd Coon 10 MAXI tho selection for tho ot,1rr Ths
also Nss declined, md the parties separated x1tn-
ses arGsass! ef 81 II II, Il
tables, and VIC are surprised that player ., Par
lers unquesttoued ability, pluck and Krperp1 rood
Sense shou1o shelter nlluself behind such ni1usJ
rrrtext Corn must be conceded the rtrht to 4
votcc Ia the selection Of the table brcanse he i
a. much accustomed to his Preference = Ia Parker
70 ~ = toss W2u'd determine Whist Eusht ID
vantage there MEhthe the winner Of the cnoicr
nnd the aater would lie settled u the satisfaction
Of both rauea Of the two gsnes would be sttll Let
tel, giving each an oppnIiunity 10 do his best
upon hta fayotite table So one viii believe tnas
from fear Of defeat: hut II Is due to ne puuc
that the interests Of exal manufacturers Of bYArd
tables should not tc allowed 70 break up meeting
which promises 10 mich interest better reason
should ie furnished, os none II all L i under
stood that Parker tutcnds to define his poanon
oFer his own signature: but, pending bis detnl
ton, We would suggest that he be bref and 10 the
tolnt-fn ahurt that bis manlfeato be composed ol
Just two words: " accept" His friends expect It
nna his interests, a. one OF the most plufnlpeu
bIlltard1sa In America. would seeu To require It.
F1ERRt cARMK,
now Of New Orleans, has, according to the Pic
ayn< of that city, matched himself against HcufJ
Miller, to plsy two games Of French carums, 6oi
points up cseh IEunc, sud for s5o@ side On eact
game, CaIne to gre his opponent odds Of $50 Il
h00 The games were to hhve taken place q
Thursnty aud Friday nights, March u Ezsu Is
, 1870-03-26

nv ~ :. e1ovn ~.rnxtv.r, :. no.o ..,,,., Ar
- ''a u nc ssse 4a1n M, az7 r.;
Ths nDnu,,r,tv ~ q Fre,l lT.e,, i, y. =, ,n..,,
on the wane. inderd I.s SUCCESS cTnTg ~ VIE Vii essa
performance. 1t viii be played, AFTERNOON md
In It to fun eaiy snosasT Vel ~ aa'' ''''"' e"''sa
1MK pktR10HH TuKArRE
The funny arst part, 10 sncvtsasle @ saeo F1y~
anteg fne Dearborn Thcstre nightly with cnthu-
sA.1s - csoWas1 Isc1 Tn1cl dlsproved ne Inc
ha4. ta,d st, Gs 9eySna ~ iaas We HAs1ea
1srf r1,~.taa g asnon ,.. % ooMnoss tne con.
hare made 81 Deaitorn prchasly the most nc.
sHr 1uRfErr 7Es7Mos14t-
widow q e es es .s
thc orera House. The bills for both performances
IT. IT. rely asaSase ana oaght "a conjunction with
.1s Ireanat o. ne oeeMloa 70 can our
s;asl H. cha.as,sr ws R,ss e ia 6 ns
esgs5 ts s1iox3Ss 1sps 10, .1!h "undcr the Nth
Peach Hfoaso1n, =. .MouIo w.ra.n,
Aay oseph RsTett
A. Lord.
fai,ss MaS1ss Rsr Ies;::
Counsellor sPa.nte1, W, Jennnis
fssaat. .ish a.n,o so'o md .ons M., 1a,
I!nYwhtte... .."......-............,.......
Hasa nueli
~ EIrEr f-nf.
Fots5 man Nd xs Ia ii 1innaon
Peter Observation-Disclosures UsfrT TtrfT
Martin ANrca
The 6l8nalman II. Burnett
tAnEa Gouft!and 1o9a Lord
bM nSsa H. ~ ssaT HsMaa
Iii. Van Dam III. Heii R.rInss
Eue Esrc. ME- Wasiis Byyd
Ltxxte Lrston, Aiss HIsucc Cafna1
aver NE Drama, Bot" Andley will execute
! haul0 solo and D1llle Hamilton Highland ding
| The matinee concludes with "The Limerick Noy, )"
| With Dillon "a Fhddy AiieA
| The evening Performance commences with ~ The
EtEfou3 Family, = cast II follows:
ArnInxhnt Slerk John pfEon
Widow pstmAtne. Lnntc Lord
Captain Murphy MakuiIe- r. Whcelock
Emma Tnt1cns. Miss Belle ay,noud
EI.l4 v,nnnTt ~ LaeI
| Dan1rrs -. n ixons1a
MI Ghaiiea MIS- Jta.!e IInyFzsd
Lady .oWertJ cres,nly. Mr. Howard RoSc11
After the comedy, F11uk HunFpe viii feclte
t.Oid Billy JohnsonI Interview with General
Scatt" which Will be followed BY Enstie O'ShcA .
with songs and dance, and Mis- AollIe Wlliams In
the title roe. sailors hornplpe, by Dollir Ham
I iton, aud The farce OF "The Tctsecuted Dutch
| man, !" close the performance.
| nENErr7A
II should not be forgotten that that deserving
| actress Mrs CoWelt. the leading iadr ut Mcytcf-
era, Ia booked for a benenr % Monday evening
nIo1net1t Win NJ MsTn N ,bs 4,Ic ~. s"H tbe ~
beue1ciayv AZ iady ,Haebsth. The niay h. airesdG
tha .sns - a. enat tth 800, snn.nsr rh.S = ~
, 1870-03-26

Ahenta rot be .Rp9,n.S4 Ut: = ssea oneta anyway
Sqpe1v1sor STEfESs DID not nsk double pay.
The resolution ordering the payment WIS lost BY
Supervisor ACkllDrF mo7ed to refer the bills
n Ino cnminittcc On roor lii use aud FaupcrA
Ihey Ecrt 40 rC{crrctL
Supervisor HOLLAND offered the following:
. Rtss4ssd. Thu tha Town Supe7visoe. and Asaataa&
IT whe hs.a p .pselotns ii tbs yaitais
.s @I.ss ,"' "'' 'neh Supervisor sad a's.'sas aaRz
SSupesstsor WEBER moved to laI on The table
NORTHWEST PlAxr roAp.
supervisor GRAY moved that the Plank Road
inspectors OF Roads be directed to inspect The
SorthNest Plank Road and zee that It l. put IN =
trooper condition, according to t1e charter, and
That thc gates be opened uuu the charter Is
soperv.sor MORRISON asked who were the In
supervisor GRAY replied Assssa. Thempson,
ktnsiey, and ID J. J. heaae5. H "a not
eaa. % But 'Ge' ss you'd eR move aa easa III 's ~
KeGney be taken from that Committee Of In
frcction. Tic explained how Mr. Kcarncy md hts
ney VIA not man 70 be tuKsed IN his estimation.
supervisor DoLToS moved that the vote ap-
S Supervisor @IENs @o1sd q include All the H.
Supervisor HUMPHREY lid not nnov how The,
me vote appointing Nj. Kearney wzs then re
Supervisor HUMPHREY did no. know II tia,
sarcTs1sor MORRISON aaie Thai, considering sns
ss ~sa az a not noes
Supervisor noRK1sos iii sSse e'siea The following:
y l bs:;a L.; T., 81 e. q na
~ ksa,nsy + s1psi:sd: and =, .,,st.,,. :,
h1.eca That .sns.ns sen5a,t.te. q III ses|d b
. .ppslnt M ea1asees, for the purpose Of seestu
| The resolution WAS seconded. The Joa8 and n4yl
were called ~ follows:
e!es:s?s eass @ Shsa ssS d5s9, zs.
W.i,., WMnp.,s, N'en''ee'' o'1'e''' ee'"s' ''>''
;o s. psss: Ss:ass ces Rs.'S &C.. GGass GS!s
9nsaao Hahasa Fs Ks6s: Sef.
IT. resolution Sas asserea 2 Se 'os II, xo,.
sait hs dd not know It vas legal 70 dissolve u
committees. For that reason he would like to have
! 1t referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Supervisor HOLLAND hoped they Top1d le&1s
but he WAS doubtful of the legality sf thc motion
as The eommt;ses Me5s appointed for JeI. .,.,
to tim, aud It Was ALSO new taInX for him be tn
hoaru of which The President had been expelled
He believed that ME. kcalney, for pu'poses beg
he 70 peoe has sd 1'ff L.. osa M htn
IN indlsnity ana an Insult lie VI
70. ,s.!ast tlis eo!aml.tese though some ot .hen
The action Of Nj. Kearney, and hr wished u sus
tes asao III RsS as doubt. of the legal,
Supervisor SANDERS said there was r.eat lsc
, 1870-03-26

sid by white residents Il the fort that tho
were Badly diseAsod. Tho ersdenoes Of this
were plain enough thaJ were dirty, md dc.
cidediy Laza1us-ike In appcatance. nosrIy II
OF them having lean and hungry Look We
noticed whenever tho. squswa GANG in with
grnaN baskets Of bezrles.-vhich seemed TO
constitute The main part Of thsir subsistence
the yorpg ones would desour then esGari{,
almost sSvase1y, - though ncal!y starved;
Some Of the nen were dran1 n1y1n& G9sMea
he fo1t. .rbere many Of their equ1ns wsrp
Iyiug N The wives Of whita men
TTe pirpAns and tho Bsoods A1e An oT8hook
Of he MseEfees, N three tribes epeaking =
common angu1ee, Firing tn the same country
tsreea. Their hostility 10 the whites dasea ~
far back as wo have my accounts OF them. In
tsrE lewis and Clark f1ad troublo with them
near the mou.ho Of the Aariss River, killing 9ne.
and. it is supposed, woundiuE several. While
all other tribes on the route OF dcso carry uaT~
eIle1s across the continent wers friendly, the
Mandsne, the Shosbonees and tho ChopnniAh
(or Neg Percee}, showing them markcd favors,
the Indians then i1lliabiting tho country now
occupied by the MAclfect, Blooda, and t1eKAns
slone were hostile In tho Summer OF 1865,
While party Of men were lsying oot town At
the mouth Ct tho Mxri2s, they we're attacked
by band Of Bl,ckfeet ana Piegans, and some
ffteen vhite men Hlled. This HontanA niliti&
we're called out, ard Generals, Colonela, and
Captains wern naan11Actu1cd p3 Governor
Edgerton; but they neyur got ont Of their
uesceful quarters 1t Tirginia City. So the
fndiaus went unpunished, but the titles con-
feued By the Governor, remain = this day in
Ill their original glory md grandeur
shortly after this va1lika demonstration
the United States government established d
military post Oh Sun River, midway between
Fort Benton and Helena, mainly To watch their
onruly wards. But The frowniug picket fort.
With ifs company or two Of soldiers, brought
no te11pr to the nouls OF the undannted Dlscl-
fest and their relatives and Allies, the b'oods
md onlS too happy to Lift the hair from any
one, two OF " three solitary hursemen," or any
foot-sorc pilgrims caught ont prospecting any
vhere within their donainions- or their nu-
tne1ous depredAtions Ne are unAdTised, but wa
Inox they kept tho eestlers IN state Of con:
tinuaI alarm, for their hustility Wss marked
and positive, and has baen 80 for many years ;
nor 10 NO know what particular acts led to H..
expedition OF Colonel Eaker, and the slaughttz
| Of 40 rnnpy 1ieEans.
, 1870-03-26
Base Ball,


The Chicago Club had another practice game
Jcstrr1ay afternoon, on The corner OF Wet Aadl-
epn ano Elizabeth Streets. Here the ground was
EusfIctentJ dT5 to enable q thorough test Of the
qualifications of Trc,nslnc, the Michigan asplEsnt
leE the position Of pitcher. He proved nut
10 be up to the required standard, Ills
Ct heaFr strikers whom he had 10 encounter, and
l.e hiss l!ea notified that he will not nil the bill
Mferes r'chin9 MS ~ superior, and, hasttns iss
still hangs hrc, and the clab is n q1aBdazy for
suitable pitcher: There are plenty Of averagc men
10 he had, but these are not the kI,t 70 stand in
frynt OF the bat for the Chicago Club. NeSotfa-
ttat1s are pending In vattona 4uat1erA, and 1t Is
confidently expected that satisfactory engage.
fsrn craver, on yesterday, Offering to serve as
catcher, but naming M exort,t1nt SALARY, which
Will not bs paid, more especially IS there are two
tnen Ii the nine who can Gil the position equally
, 1870-03-26
THE PIEGAN IKDIANs.
Who They Arr, Where They Arr, nna
What Thry Arc.

ISpm t4s EdnAaa Ct1 EAIs<tsa-
The riegan Indians are nov exciting 70
much attention, and the fearful punishfrent
reted cut to SONS Of them il exciting 10 much
comment, that our readers may feel interested
in lcArnins some particulars Of their snteee-
dents and charactersrtics- Having spent sofac
time in their vicinity, The writer can speak Of
them f1um personal obserys.iou
The picgans inhsnit tho eonntrs 'rnedate'y
around For Benton, the hs.d Of navigation
on TIC Missouri River. ranging north up t1a
j. ~ : region aboundipg in game Of the larger
tin hheer; but the high taele ~! i.nds-slash -.
r1n.{nne but lew nutritious roots. md the
irraE BOTTOMS. having only here md there
se.nt patches q sh1a1bs5 sa ens veFg gis. fss
In The simmer Of 1867 the writer Of This
visited three caups Of Piegans, mar Fot Ban
ton, finding then uiss1Ably poor, Aaaa was
, 1870-03-26

asa With Is s. ass isszasa isssas 7 Z.
hmlding, Ind ua1t no 1rr! T atsasrcsshc 10 thc p
nentkt Then, again. the Chicago KiTer Was not
cleaned, and thcJ had better rospouo donnt1e aa-
Tne report of TIC comnl.tce on Hospitals, ai-
Supervisor HOLLAND mercti that the matter he
pensez Tae1c ere rerc 9 plessy Il eaasisJ sosrsss u
crposcd to selling TIC Ketoi!n school Gsounu rs It
As fss a ths rae Of the present hospital was con
cesnea they could nx thst but the building project
saould be postponed:
Supervisor DLuTHARDT said It was not he In
&entaa Of the Committee On Hospitals to take any
l:aIas,lste = action = 70 halalag = hoapt..l. Il
wanted \ hospital Of 200 beds, and the present
accommodation was not sufficient for 4 city Of
aS.Se1 inaanssanlA They should not sc.ttcr their
,ieulsr inssitutlnns preference, Tnere was not
roo,n u The present hospltala to accommodate ali
Tautniat The committee wAntet, INC matter Ia.
FtAlifatcd ~ cxrcrtk, 60 thu. the Ultimate con-
stsnction q . building would be carried On prop
cry, snd that tht{ might not put up : structure
me- fs % tae me ns1h e
seSny vsnied sosptal Why II " sts no,
sea T,ia the n. Reform nqo.. ssaool property .na
tai. ana whk,evnr remained could be made pr.
In4aent hospital fnnd, They could not enter on .
could do 70 was To acl1 the Reform School geuunus
and get the necessary money. In ibe meantime
Mey souid Set tease oi the present grounds iron
Relations he instructed 70 at once procure le2ss
Of The present grounds and building fur two ycaTs
longer.
Supervisor SANDERS underwood that the 1eax
Of tht Reform School, held by the city from az
county, would also expire In June and sotnethluf
shouid be dopc about thAt- Why no. have TIL
committee attend n that nlso1 lie would oQer
motion to that effect
Supervisor DLUTHARDT moved 70 lay Super
y4aeT 0oi1AnNH motion on the tNAls
The motion 10 lsy On the talle was carried by 9;
to 10.
Supervisor MORRISON gAve notice that h,
would give notice 2t the earliest moment to recon
6tfer the vote.
Tho boarsi then ADJOURNED until p. N.
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a New and Practical Fire Escap

q New and PRACTICAL Fire Escape-
The public are Invited 70 witness trial Of Dr..
]. II. Grswoli's newly-tpventc escape, today, at
; O'Clock. from the Sherman House. The Doctor
will descend from the top Of the building, and, In
Ills descent, take lady frum one Of the upper
windows, and land her upon the ground ThtA es>
cape is simple, and will only occupy snail space
In q Scntleinans cAFInt-naE. The want Of = stn-
pie and practical 1rr cRcape has long been felt In
ali large circs where SO many l!Ses arc sacrificed
every rear. The hotel-keeper knows with what
reuctsnce his guests 90 TO the upper rooms Of hs
house. With this In his room, lerson would feel
who witness the tial VIE sec. The n1emcu are
especially invited 10 wtturaa this trial, It MAy
the weather prove nnfayorahlc, the trial viii come
oil the nrSt fine dAy.
, 1870-03-26
THE. INDIAN QUESTION.

rss transmitted il. these ocspa6eacs Va 'e''S1>
day: - .,s
"wAsnIsofos. D. C., Aarch -. ISM
4.c-n,,a, r. n syrrs.oa' c,,z, 1anSing Disasoa q
the Atssotsrt, Chicago, H.noi4:
"GKNEBA: Tour letter Of MAss>o - Is r.
eeired. have shown ii to the sec>e tats = y. y.
War. II is, Of course. to b. supposed 'o1.
come Of our people psufee 10 believe the sto..
fas.a et the Hesan n,;sa .s,'9, l. AS sn sannsa 1 s y
than ono hundred miles OF, rather than
the official report Of Colonel Baker, who was
on the SPOT, and il The responsible party :
prefer to believe that the majority OF the killed
at Mountain Chiefs csmp wcrc war7ioes. t1at
the firing ceased the moment resistance W1s 1t
IN end ti,.t qur1ter WAS given to Ill who
asked for ii, md thzt hundred women and
children wc1c slowed to 50 free 70 join the
other bands OF The sano tribe, known to be
camped near By, rather than the abstud IMPORT
th.t there we're only t'i1een war1ioss killed,
children. moro or less Affected with
smallpox The Indians on the rcactvs-
fiorae s1r exclusively under the mo
tcction of tho Indian Bureau. but the bureau
ef6ecrz hid officially notified sou Of their in
and bud called on you TO punish them tor
tleir repeated aad unnecessary rpbbcries ADD
tuurde1e; and vou hsd a eaz1y ~ Inst Oe-
teber laid down the plan for winter surprise
and attack, ~hieh N. & oocs hsnt 70 Tia In
/ dian Bureau, eliating nc reIuctsaaDccs: 80
tlat there is no question Ct all Of rsponSlhli- :
IL. sAxe and exespt only u towhesher Colonel
Tster vantonly and c49elly killed women And
ne army cannot resist the txie Of e1ai-
s,,t;on that Is Eowins to~1zd thae 1ndian
Finds. nor Is il Our protiaca to determine
The question OF Boundaries. When called up
oo, 1e must, to tha,e1iens OF onr power. pro
tnrt tho settlers, and on proper demand We
b.rr .izo II, rrntect the Indian lands against
,he Intrusion of The settlers Thus va are
ractd between two dres-A Eost unpieaAant
| aJ<nrn., srom whEh We cannot es>ape, And
/ We must sustain tho officers o. tie spot who
l. iul6u their crriera- .-..-.-,
,,esf xn,, c.u in each instance, ed trust to the
sound Judgment OF the country after al tho
truth il revealed, ~ an dnly Eouts,
| .tW, 7, SHlRxkS, General
, 1870-03-26

The mxt>n CO ut Farveli Na1l this afferneon, at
O'clock, will be ope Of unusual interest .'Science
IN Soap Nubtaeb" th the subject, anA the expert
.hs hcinsrberc bAtte, the leapInG egg. the noise
lcsa gun, the Ice volcano, the Ice CANNON Hosting
tnrTcdctS, Rs8 pistols, and balloon tGsenkl6ns- Fur
scalc Of plicra sce Advertisement.
, 1870-03-26

The Se,1nH {A1a> Tis~a reports that there are
now greater calls by planters upon commission
merchants 1or ahynntes than have been nnaste
aiuce the war, and even befDrc the was. 1t L.
ment4 this fact, and also that the advances arc
nsxed by the planters 10 enAble thefn 10 tncleast
their cotton planting operations 70 the neglect OF
ii! other crops, when ,aeJ otrht To psa:st co1h-
The Sunday law In Boston eIcttes much discus
sinn in The rapcF8 The 1tnakeTtPt observes that,
..Genileuen who 20 fishing on Sundays in the
summer ahould nut make ihelnsslves too conspic.
uous In opposing tse opening q 1afay rooms On
a,tcle on the subject, the Cum,Hanstatth remarks
that, "ui 81! the spans Of handsome hesses driven
TN Sunday through Brpoklnc and Brighton, with
ont even family behind them, none sutpass thtse
Of thc senior proprietor OF tho Ttute1<r."
, 1870-03-26

Eecncus3, OF the Road 70 Wealth.
We arr requested to state that free lecture will
Re eeye1ed BY the Secretary Of the Chicago Build
! Ing Society, tnls evening, In the Work1uemsns
| lI,lI, Twelfth street near Blue Island avenue.
sul,Ieci: " Economy, the Road 10 Wealth, with
The s1ecia, view Of exrlaong the objects and ole'
iSuo1s OF that B0cfety.
, 1870-03-26

The Sudden Changes OF Tempcrn.
turc, together with the searching winds which nFc
now 70 common, a1e causing serere colds IN pre-
vail everywhere, and laying tho foundations tot
many cases OF Inflammation OF the lungs, plru-
people should now take especial precautions to
avoid unnecessary exposure, and, It unfortunate
enough TO cnntrnct colds, wOulI do well to RESORT
At once to Dr. Jasnea Expcctorant, a Fate and re.
liable remedy, which will uor only promptly cure
coughs and colds. hut will relieve and strengthen
+ he pulmonary and bronchial organs, and remove
, 1870-03-26

The Savings Department Of the RcAl Ests.e
Loan aud Trust Company dosntsrd Nnck, will be
cren ever. Saturday evening until q p n, 10. TIC
accommodation Of cepcs!tusA
, 1870-03-26
New Songs.

Each member Of the nlm OF Root Cady tGro
F. Rsot, F. r. Root, and c. N. Csdg>. has 1ttet
written song. See nltyertstng culannA
, 1870-03-26
Chicago Library Association.

VI01sdEV 01u1a1F 11a1oS94s14O11.
The election OF officers for thls association takes
p4Aee To-day. Voting commences 81 \ u, IN the
Library roomA As there Is an opposition t!cket In
the 1eit, there Is ever! prospect Of Lively con.
test The welfare and success OF the association
for the next year can only he Insured by the cleo
ftnn OF good acttro business men.