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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01
T0PHYSICIANS
NEw YORK. August 18th. 1876


Allow me to call your attention to my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX-
tRACT BUCHU. The component parts are,
BUCHU LONG LEAF. CUBEBS, JUMPER
BERRIES.
NOPE OF PRHPARATIoS-Buchu in vacuo,
Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form fine
gin Cubebs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Berries; very
little sugar is used and . small proportion Of
spirit. 1t il more palatable than any now IN
use.
Buchu a. prepared by Druggists, is Of q
dark color. 1t is plant that emits its fra
grance the action of a flame destroys this
(its active principls) leaving dark and
glutinou. decoction. Mine is the color of in
gradients. The Buchu in my preparation
predomnates; the smallest quantity of the
other ingredients are added, to prevent fer
mentation; upon inspection it will be found
n lot to be Tincture, a, made in Pharmacopea,
nor is it Syrup-and therefore be used
in cases where fever or Inflammation exists.
In this. you have the knowledge 81 the ingrs-
dients and tie mode Of preparation. Hoping
that YOU will favor it with . trial, and that
upon inspection it will meet with your sppro-
| baton,
With feeling of profound confidence,
l am, very respectfully,
II. T. HELMBOLD,
| chemist ana druggist OF ~ years e4psrlsnce.
| From the largest Manufacturing Chemists in
tho World
November 4, 1854.
II am acquainted with Mr.. H. T. Helm
| bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite my
residence, and was successful in conducting
| the business where others had not been equally
| 60 before HIM. | have been favorably i'm
pressed with his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN.
F irm of Powers and Weightman, Manufacture
ing Chemists, Ninth and Brown Streets
Philadelphia.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01
MY stock of Groceries

Is large and well selected, and includes one oil
the largest aud best stocks Of young hison, gun
powder, japanese and oolong Teas ever offered
in this market, and at lower prices.
My stock of Hats and Caps, China Glass and
Hardware is full and complete, and for sale at
a small advance from cost
Also, Dickey Premium Tanning Mill for sale
very cheap.
E9~Call and examine my goods and prices
before you buy elsewhere. No charge for
showing goods. l believe in the principle Of
selling everything cheap. NJ. MAHONEY.
Manitcwoc, August /, 1870,
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Banking and Exchange Office
T. G.. SHOVE,
ManitOwoc, Wisconsin.

TT S. BONDS (7-30's, 5-20's. and all other
~ kinds) purchased, sold and exchanged
Cohr IONS on Interest Warrants cashed. Gold
Silvet, and Coin drafts purchased at the highest
market rates.
Drafts, on all the principal cities of the
United States and Canada, bought and sold
Foreign Exchange, on Great Britain and Con
tinen.al Europe, for sale in sums to suit. De
posits received, subject to sight draft Also
inter est paid on deposits by special agreement
Collections made on all parts Of the Uni,eo
States, Canada, Great Britain, and Europe,
made al reasonable rates. Passage Tickets by
Steam or Sail Line to and from Great Britain
and Continental Europe, for sale at New York
prices &c. SHOVE.
Nanitowoc. August 1, 1870.
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Ready Made Clothing,

comprising mems overcoats, mems cashmere
and broadcloth suits, mems pants, vests and
coats, boys suits, undertaking, &C.. all Of
which will sell lower than any house north of
Milwaukee.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-12-01
Boots and shoes.

My stock of Boots and Shoes consists Of
mems stoga and kip boots; boys do; women's
and misses calf ball. shoes; children's copper
tipped shoes, and 100 pairs congress CATERS at
cost-all of which are CUSTOM MADE and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
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CONFECTIONERY
R BPRBSH NJ & N 7
S ALOON.
CHRIS K A Blk E..
YORK STREET, EMPIRE STORE,
HAS CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
Cakes, Candies, Raisins, Oranges, Lemons,
figs, currents, dried peaches, dried apples,
dried plums, dried citron, dried cher
ries, canned peaches, canned lob
sters sardines, herrings, sar-
dells, anchovies, sauces,
green appless, pine
apples ,sllspiee,
ketchups;
ALSO, Hair Oils, Hair Pins, Pins, Comb
stationery, beads, toilet soaps, fish liner
fish hooks, lead pencils, powder, shot
lead, percussion caps, chewing
, tobacco, smoking tobacco, to-
bacco boxes, segars, &c.
TOGETHER With
Refreshments of Every Kind,
Messrs. Green & McCraken's
OW3M'!: EE} RS
B1s~ The public are invited to give me cal
and examine my large and varied assortmen
Confectioneries, Fruits, Knick-Knacks SC
has also two of the
FINEST BILLIARD TABLES
in the city. Aug
, 1870-12-29
THE NICE WALL DISASTER.
CtscuUsr0nslRlA account by One OF shc
<uxvtyot*-Only Thirty -.hreo Lives

CtscumsronflafA Account by One OF shc
~usvtvot*-0nlY Th1rty-shreo Lives
Loaf.
Editor ST. Ln4tis Eepr52sean:
SfR: As there arc so MANY stories atiost
abort the Nick Wall diaAster. have been re-
= fun statement, 20 as 10 correct the hos1iole
ttcfies in circulation. Tho Nick Wall left
NtmpLis on Saturday, December II. She had
On board 103 deck passengers ard II cabin
rassenEere. aEd a crew ct 50 Ill told. Four Of
ee, ies,ns IL pe4ssas s ue on boali as q d toid
She bad 200 empty pork barrels and Is wagons
On the Toof :: the wagons were in pieces aud
scattered over the roof the empty barrels
were also laid 70 A. to distribute the weight
equally oyer the roof. The boat was not 1oadstl
deep, Tor ler gusrds we're cle.z Of the water ~
che left the wharf At Memphis. On Sunday
night when went 10 b.d. 1t 8 p. NJ, TIE
hight VAS Cloudy, but the mir wKa clear, and
the outline OF the ahore showed well, for
every break in the timber was seen a. far As
Was Awakened By the beat striking som e
thing, and, epEipgins cut Of bed, went soE-
Hs1d to zee what vas The matter. On 10 ,k-
inE out cav The weather had chAnged, and
that there wAe storm On us. I went b>:k
to my rcom and put on my clothes and had
the had NO te1as,} When found tie boz.
carrteninE ever to tic starboard side 50
though she VAS going to turn over. Al gat
into the miedle OF the cabin. it fell over to
the ttartoard t1de onto the cabin floor, cru.h
ig all that were In il between this root and
foor, and the whole mass sppeared to Glide to
the ttarboatu AIDE Is though the was aiding
cd the snag that hxd held her. We wers
all submerged for ni:meat. but 50 soon as
the hull 1ighted, the cabin door raised 20 that
We could ore.the. Then begin tie struggle
| faf life, and the ecreams WeIe fearful. ! m,n-
| aEtd to crawl to the Ekylight On the port side,
| and broke through 1t. c1awled out, and then
bt Ean to atelst othe1s, mil the ttezneE SFtu.-
noie cane up to US. 81 we tloated helpless
week: She nsde fast 10 NJ, and Captain
Pres MontgCtuery came over With his cIex
| and ret them to work to rescue a. many Al
pcssible, and to him and his crew ma5y A,e
| inhibited FOR their lives. Not conteuted with
| barely pulling Us out OF the river, ho called
| bic steward, and ordered hin to have frs
built In the cook honse, and hot cofee n4d
tea made for al. He toak the blankets OF his
bed ard tie table spteAda 10 nut
around ne, doing I'll that could be dore for
cor ze1ief. Tie Seminole succeeded in
| showing the week On to the point Of the nar
| opposite and above Barnard, and lag all night
| aolklr & to eava life and get ouk the desd and
thcif effects Ibe ntxt morning tbs wreck
noatsd OF, and ire Seminole succeeded il
escuEdiug it on tie bar At Grand Lake, CO thz
Louisia1a s.ta ct the channel, about three
hundred yards from those, in shout 6f,eeu
feet Of water- The Seminole lag alongtlle
ult1 ahcI. o'clock ?: m. next day, or ahool
| eighteen Ao7rs ard then, After giving Ill o;
N 4 Guaa neal, lA-GeA us =: L.ota LIndiug
- kad tsso:e Le less Capita A.rssanttT Of
, 1870-12-29
BILLIARDS..
The Great Championship Game
Between Rudolphe and Dion.
Diem the Winner by Over Four
Hundred Points,

New ,f0HK. lee. es--There was q large au-
dtence OF billiard amateurs nt the Academy OF
ApGc Tonight, to witness the 8 rcat match game
between 1eudolphe and Dion for the championship
OF Amerscs, and $i,os0 cash. The game
weB 2,t00 points up, fonr.balI carons. On a
four-pocket table The billiard table stood
In the centre Of the orchestra, and On either side
was ranged the 1eierces, SCORERS and markers.
the stage vas clear OF the scenery, aud wa. -oc-
curied In front bg three OF four rows OF Invited
quests. There were few ladies In the pfo-
scehtum loxcs, who used opera glasses to
ass!st them in watching the game half ~ hour
Was consumed ln chooatng referees, aud pcEfccune
a;IsEssmsnta; AZ: Geasy amounted the articles
Ehw tie betnuE stood. which at that TIM.
was cycn. a few mtrutcs after. Iiudolpac
former wss Elegantly dfetsc.t, and bis snow-yhits
FEiti trent WA tla1zIrE With titamonds, III sook
on ms -, soas ~ aad psepa:cd for The fta5. iooktns
rchtsess nnnea1ance- When he arose to ping h.
stripped ~ Ills. coat aad vest, md stood ia .
little rnookey jacket, tic sight of.hteh produced
q Utter from the auiience. D,th gentlemen wore
ne:.hcr wttch-cha!n Eor guar*. nuliolphc vas
evidently cooler than usual, aud Dion unusually
i:ettal and careless. After -ailn9 his ball Slowly
oRs bo eS 3o o s aaras SsT M
n0uttache ru.l. shat cut aad missed. Kadofphe
Inet calmly, chalkcd hts cnr, walked around to
With tlc uinost aelIassattoa a1d precision. III
nln.hei with f1nc raun'l.th stable shot,
and t'ssed win extreme ease until he h1a count
ie,sor n.sEagetl y count: aud, hS exceedingly de-
lhrate play, ruled tdE balls at vii: Until be MIST
ed On cnsflcn skcs, after epscnill run OF al5.
balls it1pastentiy, ar.l scored ST. Both players
wire enthusiastically Cuee1eh By their alm5rcsB.
Sesc,al tnn1 counts fol1owcti. The game was
recor,cd below. The 1eissec was q :fsaoa i.
l!ahhelL unl!te for Dion. Scli E..yaut. I'm
, 1870-12-29

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s,.r.1. r,~,, r&t..,.,.
A" s*"u "sshstltit* tseAustanE
r,,orcr.,rgs -. ~ go. .,,-,..",.:
sAAe S~1*S A&A.eASsN'
S,<ei,t ucsr.,rh n r.. f.h,..-o .-,3h.,,
DETROIT. Dec. es.-Seseral freezing casca have
Iten rCpoftetI in the f.et few days Issf Nontsr
man naf,1c,l 1l-S-flI txas T. r.S:f t..sJ ~ n.
t1nrrn Itc h,S soc,, ~ !, rt.!.,s 49, -. ".
tns... 49, 49, SSeat " LHtis-ua1 siFtet ~
n n2u aaM G.ossea ~ tlscf ID az Opt boat
U. DoWu, = prominent Citizen Of Pontiac. fell In
1T, on Christmas Eve, near his Own hoasc, and
lay UNCONSCIOUS for RoIne hours. II he lives
at nil lie will lose h!a legs Btd ar,rs, Two boys
nnil-eTc,, n -, - 80 -
1G.,, ~ I,,,t - NJ eouu!ttoa ifoln kne
tneGth s ~ Euia. LAST nRnt. an Oil negro, namesi
AHuIt" .taCksfHs E0I htnEk md 6satcn nome.
lie s0on fell Ia the cutter. and WEE picked up this
morning frozen suH. One leg and one arr1 have
lErn affrAtly A.rntltafpA AMI hc ran ha r1lr rr
rovrr ~ ~ ~ '@tAN'J ~
r. r., 1,,, nj cap,,,.a,,. ror ,,o c.oo,,....,..
must tc added the manic Of Hon. Ezra Hazen, OF
- CLAIR C9untE. All Indications, however, point
10 INC fe.election OF Speaker Noodm An.
Ihe STATE TEACHERS Association a1Ionrned this
alteiheon- ~ rstahfl. last Night F. q. l{otfe1.
cI me llt:Tc!t jbAf read papsr On 's3tsA GTun-
dy- and = 2. Ives. Of lets city, on - Relations
Of All snd Education" This morning. Frnsr*sot
lIu!ay, nf Ownssc. read paper IN the Means
ant! Fl Us OF Educatiou,~ witch Was followed ty
az Interesting tscueainn. Tais evening the report
Ol Inc COMMITTEE on Resolutions was considered.
, 1870-12-29
Mr. Tl0cvsa Ex nlm xsmt,nr.


bthe Editor ostht .Ste York Tribune:
dIR: Ny attention has been called to va
rlous articles in the daily papers in relation to
the recent arrest made in my store. Some OF
the articles are, doubt not uniutentiona.ly
calculated to do me great wrong and injus.
tice- lregret "a much As anv oue can that
any Innocent person should be wrongly &C.
eused, directly or indirectly, By me. 1 was
compelled sareaal years since, for the protec-
tion Of my customers no less than myself, to
secure the Services Of skilled police deteo-
tive. During some days of the last weak
there hare boen 1t times more than tiye
Thousand people in the store. Thieves and
plckpockets are always drawn by such
crowds. I wish only for tho
ar1eet and punishment Of those common ono-
mics Of our kind. OF over 100 who have been
arrested At my store for stealing, tho case Of
Mrs. Phelps il the first to which any excep-
tion has teeu taken. try to keep only hon
est, truthful, capable, aud civil clerks, and il
all things have tried, and shall continue to
tzy, to do everything in my power, not only
for the convenience and comfort Of my custo-
mers, hut for their protection both from in-
sust and rudeness On the part OF my employees,
ard from the designs Of any eyil-disposed
persons rot in mr employ.
Should mistake occnr ut auy time no per
son can regret it more thsn myself. Respect
Wv YoEk. Dec, "a, 1ss6. 49, ~4'
, 1870-12-29
ILLINOIS.

SeAfEnntton acccpted-Lccturc4 10 s,c
Delivered Under tbn \ Auspices OF <1&e
StNtc agricultural SocletY-AF.
fnnRcmentw for the Meeting Of the
Legislature.
SPECIAL Despatch to The ChIeaso Trdbanc,
sPRIS0R1ktp, Der. 2s.-IIon-.. James n. Rice.
member elect to the Twenty seventh Genera
Assembly, from Peoria County, has rendered bis
resignation OF the ONE OF Public Administrator
for Feotta Coub,y, which has been accepted py
lie Governor.
The State Agricultural Society have made az.
f4beementa tot sesies OF iectuseshere Curing the
tession OF the Cept raj Assembly, Among tae dis-
". Nanley Mills, Professor Of Agriculture
in the Michigan Agricultural College; D., E. s,
ltea. susie norlicultnTt+t; Professor j. B. Turner:
~. j. 81. GEtEory: and James T. DxJer. On the
1nnd day Of January tue executive board OF the
anoSe-haned ttcteyy Will meet - eeitle IN the
suaiI6 OF the society for the purpose Of turning
The bukint ss ~ the same over - the new boar r
AID executive t,oa!ti will meet here to arrange
the annual fair.
The carpet Tor the use Of the House Of Rep,e-
sentatavea was put DUN to-day. and the desk
VIII be arranged Tomorrow. The hall to be use,l
o5 The senate has also beec furnished With new
carpet. Both r0oma will be IN comptete orttar for
tie ute Of the distinguished gentlemen who viii
meet here next Wednesday as the chosen repre.
Bentattyea OF the people OF the STATE OF Illiu0ls
Ihe Governor Is still bully engaged on his uet-
sage, md s only interrupted to attend 10 import
mt ctnctal business
J: r. Moaser, editor Of the peca srr Republican.
Mil oecupy the position OF attt;onAt clark In tho
Exeru!1!c nftce during the session of the General
, 1870-12-29
Tie Great Radical RePub!ica
Newspaper Of The Vesl
les PLATFORM
fEVEi3E TARIFF,
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM,
OPPOSITION TO HON0p0lIEs,

1sx CHICAGO Tn11rEx eutts7 rpm the svect.
fourth 1rar Of ~ existence s.:cnS.cx rnnu erc.
the confidence and attachment os tia neons
Yielding to no oa In Its dercttcn To the peucto,rs
Ct no Republican p6fsJ, It rtcognlzes rna ss@
knat taooe principles nA7e Rcntd-ed their couplea
and enduring triumph. slaser3 tctaz de4d,
construction e9ecspd, 1nd ths f.yhs Of gurr5-
ftade uutVefsal, u%u questions vii shorty at
demanding public Ltsrrt:oa; and, vnetnar pa.sa
are seorsaoiIed or nos, the Issues o3 tha pass vi
R1Te paca to the fEcra Of the psesc1s. aad the +.
tEEe. II is proper, tasrefofs, that TE1 Cu,c.n
TKisrxE shoa}d dercu tsa po-ttton o1 tac4e aa7s
cona which ara thu l;ext to cnGc ;tafaza T.,
pecpie-
TIE TRIBCFH I. IN .arc1 CT i t.r:e te-ee r,
the 500 and cypress purpose c! 14.ss..S fcytl.s
sor the Kov:rnneat II ha!is tass e7ce7 -, u
tue f.2ht 70 LIS osn eSsain9s, sn1 the: 81, t3~.
which escE TO dep-7c ,u3l CT pa,5oa &: ,.t
fruits O; his labor fc- rsa oeaen. u any o:acr -.
son o: cizas. nre fcf5re.~ecc:1 aFou his uhar1,,
and Hsd hSdI To s.Ayss4 n:1I n,buery tn ,istr o.4
rnt1cEA.
II Is Ii favor Of thorough rcic-:r Ia I.
civil sesT:ce Ct 1uc sovcsn-le1s, ir.!.sl.t = i
the present system ri Federal Aap.tu.ceu.s :.
productive Of waste, ccrrSV.iop. nue .Is .uora.:%
s'on to tzhtfnl eztcct, AID t;lt It IL r.p!d1
being r"37erted into ua81i1e to caes: .a- +:
pie cut Of .he!y vo:es
- ~ tA'us VI te9utu - Bfec1c p6T.1ert8 b,
tne feufonE-t OF tbs Gyeeln9cks ana the tubE.s
turon Of Nas:onal Bank notes, unlcr TIA ooers
dnu Of cree banking Iaw.
His u favcr Ct diRnlnei, trst, a1d pcscs.11.
foreign E1ottaI. While tns.st1rx npon all C.
ssshh ~ n7aon, It will orp "a every pe,trct II
p'unstnz Escount1J into foreisu "a: 70 peo.
mo:e partesa1 eada.
F7aahy, TIL Tx1sCF1 ts or5osed to al spects!
interests wa:ch Nc ansagoristtc to the ganera: =.
tesest It = tae declared enemy Of monorosre
and tax thiefeE in rauonat and State ool,s.ca n
t. prood to 1aAlE.atn the p<,..top, which IT nAs
ever hc1d. pJ1:rs CHANr1pN or TIE Pxor.st
, 1870-12-29
GEORGIA,
Additional Election RctuFnx-J:tdt-
Cinl Observation-Disclosures arora =. II.
1ti1t-l.rnAc of tllc WcAtcfaa Il .1alnn-
tic Ikptlrund

Kk1a1-4A<RNE UA tt4G ~ EkkGfN ~ +kk4Nn.
tic Ikntlroxtd.
ATLANTA, GA. Dec. ss-Thos. J. StAes, Repub-
f!can, has hccn eltc1ef IN The Fourth District 10
The fprt5-StcOna ConRTcsl by s0l tnaio:tty. Jef-
tcfson T. Long. Republican, has hecu etectcI
from tic same district 10 the FoTtY-ar Congrces.
i Is ecl!esct, thar 1uhn Basb{. Nenubllcan. in
publican. IN the Second District, are elected.
Adam T. Price, Democrat. Is elected in the sixth
District by large majority. E.hfrt, White. B4uss.
Madison. Uat,tshhatn, kad Ffauknn Counties ara
1a,reIy Democratic.
chief Iutttcc Iltown has resigned. Ex-Governor
James jonnBou, OF Columbus. has bteu te3e-
Granntd for and viii. probably, sncceed him.
had w1ittcn to the Radicals. either tav3rtug Rad
icat:dm or seeking ONCE
In compliance with public notice, given By the
Governor In 7tsctcber, bids were received until
18th trst, for the tesst OF the Western aud A.
lAnu: Iialltprt. On opening the btts the lease
vas awarded to the following: John r. King,
Jofcph E HroEn, Alexander II. Stephens, John
rete5f' %!,an Hp,,s = johnson, William $; Mo1.,
1ill. s.lnou Cameron, Il. ]. Ktnbal1
dseoE1e Cfok, Thos. 4. Scott, Wm Mauhew.,
Vim. r. Densmorc, II. r. rtAnf, ThomRs Allen,
ard their A*eortt!cF, mixing IN al tweuty-thrre ).
Other bids were made, bus the parties failed to
comply With the law By rendering etnctcst sE-
cnrttJ. The successful company ID one OF the
ehareholdezs represent In the4e own right over
&ls,o0 h.t0G Ell, Governor Jesepa Il. Brown re-
sgutd hts cftce = Chief Justice Of the supreme
CTuH before putting IN bid. a1d has been
unanimously elected Prtndeut ct the new CONF
p4uY, 10 whctn the road Is leased.
, 1870-12-29
N'cxtward..ouud rrclshlx.

NET foRE, Dec. 2s.-The proposed advance IN
1ucct, per cwt.. on wettWAru~bouni fretett*
aFrecu upon At the recent General Railroad Con-
venl!on at Es1e. have inst been nnasy stortcd hv
The following feadk: Tnr New York Ceut1al Il
Iluhson River: Sew York i Edo: Lake Snore 4
Michigan Southern; Toledo Wabash: renns5l-
III II Central Pittsburgh. Fort Msyne 4 Chicago:
s!ettland, Columbus Ctnctanau 1ntltarxpottt:
Mh,slc.n Central: PIttsh1svh. Cincinnati Il St,
Isnis: ATLANTIC / Great Western, and Cn1csg',
hasAt gton Quincy. The new list OF rates show
an nse:ase sdvarce of 10 per cent oyer those es-
~. .snen 70 November last The Erie III m1nx.ttst
ths ~ 9.IsrtIoor. annnnnced that the business OF
1,ss i,s sr.sn.. ses Exprcsa and Great Mcete'n
.sFpstS" IotupArlet. over thclF road. Viii cease
AsTn !. hItef which the New Yosk i Hnst.n Ex-
Erie Road.
, 1870-12-29
Tt.r 1ndtnls Council In tho Ocuulxcc
tndanh 1crfitorY-kro2reAs OF Ed.
lcastton Among ghc ynrsou~ Txibc>,

st. fnr1s, 11sc. ss.-The isrputiiean has 4 let
ter nom the Ocmuigee Indian Territory, dstet
1Et tmrcf 20, Maisa I,scs the following eynops,s
q tse proceedings OF ae Indian :cunctl ia scss,un
Resolutions we're rsrortea by &c ro.:mi:sec
n lrsst15ttMl K-lrrous 10 the following cuec>,
That tae superintendent OF the Southern and
Central 1u,iiha Supcrinicniencscs, Enoch Hoax.
neen,t. the ChcyenneE, Ararihoes, KsoEas, Co.
m1nchrs. &c, that the Cke;pkea., Cntckaslx$.
&c; have met IN general eouhci'. and
their :I,entshin ard ktut!s feeling, sEi Of 1oet.
dtslsc that ite*e wtla tribes shoa'A ma.nsa!a
Eeaec smonest themselves and w!in tae Govern
1ncnt cf III United S:ates: that the aiec, at this
ecnnvtf Is 70 promote tho general welfare Of sll
Indians rtstdent ii tho Indian Territory and So
cu1e 'neir lands exclusively to thense,ves a1a
delegates frrtu those Wild tribes shoula hereafter
meet Them, whenever practicable, and accept
!nelr ats and c6p:ent in establishing aud ulsia-
se!sea and wtth The people OF The United S:a:es
G. ". Gtgysen. .,Delegate from the Cteek M
ton. vas ELECTED permanent Secretary Of tue
The Committee on E.lucst,oa made a report, at
Which nc following Y an abstract: Tne poaula-
os o. .sG MaS9 hsxea ssa
rrbl1c schools. and will soon hare Two boaftijn-
schools one for each sex Annual school fnnI,
$saM9 whole number o; children attend
feru!atioa ot TIE Cserckeet. 1'.cso: annual
school fund about $.0, ,poo. they have forkJ-e!shs
public schools. three Of which are excl 3svelT lar
colosed children. Whole number Of rupils as
The orphans nf tho uatl3n arc boarded AMI
clothed By tue interest OF The orphan funI. TocJ
haze one mission school. conductedby the Mara.
yianf, and several pirate schools. -
Population OF the Greeks, 1900. They have
tEenty-two public schools, and will som have
nine more. under the management OF !
SuW E1ntendens Of Public Instruction They
hare boarding school III operation
and another nearly completed, each Of which will
accommodate eights pupils The sunctlatenienis
o. these bo4rdiug schools are paid By the Metho-
dlsts and freao! !ter1ans. and the other expenses
t{ the nation SIX OF the1r pubic schools are tx.
clustvety for colorcd children. Animal school
fund about fss ,to0. Average number Of pupils,
.c1.
The population Of the Serlnoles u e.5oo. They
have fcnr public schools. Number Of pupils, IS
A rev mission school Htll soon be finished
capable Of Accommodating atty pupils Annual
school fund, $3.50.
Population of ihc chlckasaws4 $500, Tue,
have eleven public schools. Number OF pu plla
40. AnuuA school fund. $3l,UCu. Thet keel
nifty chtd.rn u tchool In the S.Ates ii an annual
/ expense OF $50 each.
Population Of the Os.ges firm, 500 to !, s,rea
They have nifty ruplis At the Catholic mt4stou
| AnLual school fund. s. ,G0l
twenty-five pupils Annual school fnrd, ss,too.
The C1awas haye one tchooi, with nfty-lwl
| pupils
, 1870-12-29

coxs and several yourR cattIc. She h.s unght
Ichoe! 4fee OF 'oor months evu3 summer aod
Mntefs to procure mans with whtcA' 70 improve
next summer she says she will tleyo,e her cn:iRe
sqeE2les 4e 70 her farm and dairy She W Il plant
tah!es, 4ud g5od patch OF potatoe1, DOING ms:
@ ne work With her Own 1lauds. The teM,lnder
ot ne aeld she VIII rent She came from A>'lne,
1oo u1ds the ruuxh. dry wnua OF the pra1A-tes
mEsh better for weak lungs than the heavy figs
O. NeW Erg!snd. Aud must add-although I
oo Eot quite agree with her In th!s-thnt Ehe l.
annnch advocate Of the right Of woman 70 TIC
pal0t. j. l. ".