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Troeps Ser ths Yallevste,e.

"AARON ABDUT" N Y two column letter
:" the Chicsk" T'6G"s gives M entire review
1T the present stations of troops In The H..
J. artn'e"t If the Platte. liz als, gives some
particulars relating u the movement IT
'rH'ps toward The north The Seventh cav
airy, which served four years in this depart
'"cn', and IL "ne If the crack cavalry r.gi.
'nents Ut tile service, IL now sN route /" the
department IT OAk",s, and will rendezvous
NJ Fort Rice. Dc'acin,cnts from the Eighth,
Ninth and Seventeenth infantry, will j"in
them. = III the whole c,,n,,nan,. two thousand
six hundred .'r'ns, " jill nr,ve from the
Miss uri toward the head III Powder river
ant Yellowstone, v",'es G 'n,mnnd of General
David 3. Stanley. General Ord, early in
May, Will ss,.i Captain jones, engineer "ia
CIR 1T his staff, into the Wind river region.
"eshl"rc tue ts'un,ry lying between Little
Vind rter AMI the Yellow stone. Captain
Jones will lc escor,e.l ny company b." Sec.
md Unite: States cavalry. First Lieut. erant
James N. WheeIan commanding, aud will
bs acc"mDx"ic'i by u large number Of bird,
SNAKE. and bug men. INV IL the Northern
Sioux wan. war Il, them say so.--De~rer
.vens
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During the past week the Legislature has
passed seversa hills materially reducing the
fees of C"un,y and 1rcrria"risi Officers. 4.
A ktl wss made spec'a, ordss t~ Sp.0.
yesterday tn ply w. q. B"rkIey ex Treas.
urer 1000. Consideration not stated.
DIAN gave notice If bill to move tho
sect 1T government Ia RAdersburg.
A bill raxkinx members If the Legislature
ineligible to other Office Was indefinitely
ps'sspaned.
The H"use passed bill! making the terms
# regular sessions begin On the 6rs. Mon
day after the lst day If January.
The bill for holding term Ut Supreme
Curt In Helena wss amended To leave the
placs discretionary With the judges.
House tsbDed bill making the Sheriff Of
JeffrrsDn c'unty, ex>oiticio cOllec,or
Bullock intr'ouced . cDuncil bill suhstsn
tislly the same ~ Sanders. hat increasing
The subscription Ut Lewis b Clark and lees
ching tlSose at other counties.
The bin to rcp*s: the Alien law was l's,
In the Council Five House hills amending
the License law we're tabled ly the Council
The House on Wednes,isy went into
Cs'inmi't Z Of the Whole on S.n.jers' Xii
rad Bill and It was rejected IL u'tes 10 .!
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The l0AHo pEnlTEn1lARY.
Ths U,sssl 0s.s,s osssi.uss 1, ousaeay

Ths Uaise1 STATES 0eutinnss II 0usaody.
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE.
WASHINGTON, Feb 20 1873
To His ErceIIesey 7Aos. W. Be"nest, Aise
Cur, Id"hS.
Nm BY the act approved January "A.
1873. entitled IAN Act transferring the
c.'nir,l Of certain Tcrrii"rial P'nitcn,iariss
tn the several 1'errit"ries In which the came
iOrnry General IN transfer IT, the proper
authorities At the territories, the pc"iien'i>
aries and personal prUprty connected there
with.
! have. therefore, tO inform you that "A
ANN NJ II may he convenient Ia receive the
peniiensMrv hN'uted in your territory. ] will
direct the U. 8 Msrrl,al to turn II. and the
jxrsDnSD property connected herewith. over
~ yen. "r ~ such persons NJ yOu may ~
tl,Ori1e To receive II.
Twin he pla sei tn hear from you upon
this subjec, q ~ early day.
Very rrsrs'''fully.
GEO. Ii. WILLIAMS.
Attorney General.
To this Governor Bennett replied Stating
the ldsh" Legislature hal adj"ur"ed and
would not convene xgSir until Dec. 1874;
that 10 had mn authority fr'm the Territory
Ia apn,int nrccssary officers, "r IL raise the
Gums Of money required 10 maintain II;
askIng the Attorney General IL withhold
the transfer "f the ucni,entis'y, hu. stating
IL the Attorney General sill insisted on
making the transfer he would take II and
do the Ives, he could without calling Nh
extraordinary session. T0this g. neral vii
l'smss respndc.l.
DEPARTMENT or JUSTICE.
WAsuINGr,N. March 81, 1873
Hon. 7. W. Bennett. COssr"Or If Id.ho.
SIR:-l have recsiv+sl your letter Of the
custody Ut the territorial peniteniisry Ia the
territorial su,ln,ri,,cs 1T Idaho. Ms provided
fer by the Act Of Congress approved Jan.
sevres to learn that the Legislature 1T
Idaho hxs made nO provision 10 rrCrivr said
lenitrn'iary. snd cause the ssn,e 1" he plaasst
under the c,'ntsOi 1T the territorial author
ties. NJ r qu,rd ~ the aai aforesaid. Il j.
necrS.ary that this lnstiiulnn should lr
under Tie csnir'l Of SINE rrsp'n.ihle ~, iies,
! and. ~ you my nO pr,vis,On has teen matte
for their appointment. this Department vii!
be obliged ~ continue Ia exercise cOnir'l
over It until the appropriate ltgislsiion shall
| have bern had Ivy your Legislature.
trust that. ~ slH,n \. that bOtly ineeis
y.u will call their attention IL this subject.
| and have the recrssSy lsws passed Al Nh
| early day " p,ssiblc, for the transfer Of
said peniientiary.
Very respectfully,
Gro II. WILLIAns,
Attorney General.
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JouN JlAx ON LlNcOLN. belonged u
No church. ycs hs WAS the unes.Onixe.lssin,
Vt all churches lie never otfrrsd = prsysr
in public. yet prayer u linn fss,enso eur
cause daily with golden chains as,und ahe
tees Vt 0s'd. He. wss e'ld aud uugss,~fsI
" BIZ pnli,icl' fris'.ds. ~ sr,psblics ~:
and ysi men vhn, newer SAW him .lhroug.d
u bic bildtnE ile r0.d " ds.ih ~ u t.
0vsl. ! do nasi wish to make ., .faisSlse
ssoassesof bic, tss be coses seasershae ..y
na9 ! sver klsw " Imagined " bsiags IN
q deaancsatic ,sepsGl,exn,sM Thsse. ~
- 3 Pssli9sali WIN ~, lilsls = Aiseuln
s6r'sisl pssaoesl sssaidss.,ioa, u ~ H.
tnesstes II plecss. u ssssly ,asvs . pl.ea
~ fEisnd. siill mass rarely l,eeaass y -
q ffised,i Ne ~ Que chasacsseis,ie Wa
- ufesa inpssed u hin = : lssll &c,
YAlca eAast a mess ,csslisahls aaal,av
T. - - eastsely dsssilsls a !. ess,,,s.ie -
ksSilral agvtess. lsnArs.d = Aluaaaf !, n,
4! ~ - Cahisss visA sssnlnr - ,li,.S,
- ssfpssA aays syxapa tAA1ree,s.ss.sr1is
p.lllA9ses MIN aals, u Naeh - sae.irsS
1910 Gplaa i ThiRsl Aaeena - a11ss
N.Y. aslsn IT. Duenhlis ~,
4Psss0t HaGai lAA ~ + ~ss,as. p
- - 49, viaAe~s Gpal(uu1A k.laaur
ee. ~ Ma 4 - unuliae 1ro11s.r
r .anlN - - -
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TaB UfAu N08rnsAM r. R-Ths Sd,
Lake Hssslx iheosysn Ct the Utah Nor,heru
Railrad. In W. Issue Ut April BIRD, makes
~ folDewtns nssti~u os IL psogrve:
TITS writer passed oves ~ r,sd lev
dsys aso ssdwas msch blessed and srsti.
aed With TIE Evidence Of Ito prosperity. !,
y SOW running fury wiles. Afew miles d
distances, acsuss ~ boabsn of Cache valley,
vhsrs he gssds wss nsdsin masshy xsound
dssisg tasd fsuss. y snsven; bss gravel
tssis y daily q WORT and I ss0st tims wil
- shis lnpsuvsd. rrsn the jssrtian viii
~ Csssssl nselos - tlampeahs sbs md I
u e1cellsss eosaostss, snd sood eine = ssx.
slasly inside; fssss which shsvs or f.,u,
weeks viii taaAsg ~ snvslia6 pablic u ~
tos ~ vhnls line 10 Lagoon.
"SSoo legnnso Wsrn Crcsk, I've milel
sasth It pfssklin, III ers6s Win udeS d
tl0euos q cuasesuesisa; snA b ahoit 1
esoble u weeks whes ~ ~ . ~ l
lasus Soscs q 0sa vill e,Glidmsoes q Il
n saaA ~ = 1taaklls IN - epnGossttdl
= 49, . uIossh tssa ~ pgu1Jiss tlpls;
theus6 ~ ssaeI1e>sl -. - ~ mi
ass1S0 = ~ esussd = Si6stesl6, 81
~ ~ = espeses1.a1 soG1 - ~ ~, Z
snnoD11s1, = 49, ~ - IN 10y "
- = Dsoaa1ia = ~ - Ssllsjaiul
60 = slns ~ ~ - ~ = = = ~
s11ns lslUne ~ I 49, = - IIi =
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: the n0D0C War.
ano1KfR slAveHIfR-THf MoOocs
Wc10Aj0u3.

VOlumin0us dispatches from The seat OF
the Nosiec ear sre reduced 70 The following
summary
= Sss F,ancisoo, April Co. On April = .
remembering. expedition numbering 81
men and officers cr'mn'srd If batteries K
aud A 4,h artillery and Company E 18th
infantry. left camp in the lava lied q 80
=. m. sud advanced "n :lIc Nnl"c strOnglN'lG
Captain Thomas was commanding. d.
playing ~ skirMishers they advanced Ia tue
bluff s'u,h o' the lava beds, seeing no In>
d,xrs l,efOre reaching It, On reaching the
hlaff the M.slsss opened CALLING lire an
them, the iro'ps ou.fianked sought shelter
IN crcvIccS sud clx4ms into which, the
c',nceal.d Indians poured cr"ss and entila-
ding frs s'nurh'cring them like sheep
The ir.Hps, those who were not killed ar
wounded cndesv"rrd Ia cscape by rc,ra,
leaving their comrades in the hands If the
Indians Four companies were ~ Once:
ordered I" their support. They did not
succeed IN rescu'"g the expedition aud
returning 10 'nmp until the evening 1T the
~. The details are horrible with accounts
"f little squads sreaing shelter In crevices
If The lava Ted and selling ,heir lives dearly
o. the lavage tOe surrounded and shot them
down. CAPT. Th"mas. commanding, ~.
kill 9 but encouraged his men Ia the last
moment, and nmr'uily wounded, I've emrt'cd
his revolver ri his to before sinking I" his
soldiers sleep. Lit Howe and Lieut.
Wright emuIu,ed him in heroic wOias aud
deeds, and like him were killed. or the u
men engaged the following IL the list Of
casualties.
K.Eed-C"p,. Evan Thomas. battery a,
An artillery; Lieut.. Aibi" lowe, d., de-;
privs,es Roger and Parker, do , do; john
Lynch. battery X, d.; James Il 'sa., no.. d.. !;
John W. Ward, do. d.; Michael Wallace.
d., do Lieut.. Thomas Wright. ','a. s,y
+. 12,h Infantry privs.rs J. Reid, William,
Boyle, Inward Anu Ncwlcrry, do. d.; AID
citizen Levi wchlcr Of Sisk'y"u county. l"
addition to the f'rcgo'"g eight men were
buried on The field wI,"sc nn,',rs could not
I've asccrtnine,i. aud Lieut.. Crans,On and four
men If Ls'tcry A are still missing.
Woundrd-Privu,es James Br"tlerick. la,>
tr,y A, 4'h artillery. Matt. Murphy, com.
psny 4. l2'h infantry; James Mcmillan.
battery A. 4th artillery; John II. Giffnd,
battery X. do; Corporal James Noble. hat.
terry A. do; Chas. Cuf. c'm,any +. I2,i'
infantry; Sergeant II. Kennedy. do. d.;
James T. Butler. d. do; John Higgins.
bait ~ X. 4'h artillery; Frank RoIls. d"
d.; Gco. Vsndcwa,er. company +. IL in>
fan,ry; McK"y. battery K. Al artillery; J.
B. McLauIh him, d., d.; Sergt. Aug. Bru'k,
ill.,, Is. Sergt. Clayton, company L, 18Th
infantry; Lieut. G. NJ Harris, 4lh ARTILLERY.
aud Sergt. d Scmiguss.
1t is said when the news Of the massacre
reached camp the old SCARED veterans wcp,
Ike children -, the fate of their officers ami
c,mrxdcs.
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Tels1raphic 7rsvitiss.
Carl Rchurx has sailed for EurOpc.

Carl Rchurx has sailed for Europe.
M more fighting has occurred At the Avs
bed since the Goth. '''" "NF s'"I
$40 bodies have been recovered from ,h.,
wreck 81 the Atlantic. '.' .',..'.''
The mother 1T n. p. Banks died y, Wal.
than. Mass. Wednesday. .....
Colun'ois. =. G.. April 20 There was 4
trust and ICE hero last night, and the young
cotton WAS killed. ~, .dy .rr.. ....... #
Jrr'cy City, April - The employees Of
the Usitcd States Watch Company l,av.
struck "n scc''unt"f nan. payment" 1t waxv.
Memphis. April % The town Of Mari.
emma, Arkanaas, VS. nearly destroyed by
isFe IN Thdiaday. The loss IL estimated q
90, 100. 5ftE '"htf":"si .'1ia'!-. .sH
Nashville, April se-A fros, here l..,
nkht nipps'l The corn and fruit, and veg
s'ahl.s we're seriously damaged in this h
c",l'y and through Middle Tsnn.s.es.
Bal.imprr. April 2o.--As Annapolis this
morning in the cxse 1T Elizabeth G. Whar
ton, indicted tor s,,emp, 10 murder Eugene
Van Nsss Asus 2rssessi was entered. thu.
closlpg the Wharton trial
Nswr York. April Sa.-The .Passha1,or
Coamilise u she Bard VI Indian Comui..
ssSnefe, have CONTRACTED for 1.60o dose,
hatcher knives and 10 skinniny kniv~,
aiming oshss ARTICLES - - fsssished tho In
diana ,YRodyisr 4of sstfxata
g the Hsrnss w. Raymond 4 R,y css~
q h"cass ~ vsssllcs .wss " H,ese..
IAse was sseea sxciwnsss end, heavy bs,
Ting on tas sss1lA 9~AQae Changed ss.ds
A,ppnessA alQrsly sccssysd Is.vees IL.
~s@eepA is;vh,aA n W. Pse,sv, deissd.
saae eoaassS sAallsaasA llassS ]. Thossur
y3ss sNeA usee vAss6s1 h sAooeins
a6aay& l,--,-r''1
l'a lIsshagtsa, Apja q --la ~ matter o,
- es.sssnssssy hssvsen ~ wmooa 4 q
!sesp ssut Cpnay an ~ q. Rs
= esssx Uay 1nlAmad cpupaay. ,pvu,vira
- paslsa ~ oN1o s.sss vi ,npd IN.
atsepl sx,>ttj oosketoaa "a l..
sass. ~ oservaasy = ,AtisiI ~ 80 ~
a11nA 116,lle lbeef 80 1ieSsHsc p; -.
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!" .1oooU1A1RAo~ m 2A1&o8S
r. she Lceisls6aps : 60 days since :
Nil pes ,n'rsbscrd tssidiaE ehss 90
,rruast the Sussssss Csss IN s1ei' yer
.k' \ % hsl6 =, u6sna. The 0'gl
IL n pr'vid tl,ar sse tenn ~ Ie~ss sl'sd
In held - the Capital. srd I, kn ques'i''n
1T doubt wheih.r term could he held else
where. However. ihsi would b. decided
BY the Court. Bot, when The bill Was m.
der eoasidssa,ise u. Mallory, 0s0bes
from Msdison, voted In favor If the bill.
ssd tho Asssssi~s forthwith stigs,aai4ed
him - traitor. and denounced him gsner.
oily In very severe terms 'Ths succeeSIng
.isy the House pissed arenIs,ion end'rsinx
NJ. Mallory. The only stated ground for
the 4OseaSt1s's attack wa> that NJ. NJ, NJ
n member fnHn Madison. betrayed his trust
and injured the r'un'y he represents by
voting E,r term of Supreme Cs'urt in IN
other cnunty. 10 II ". that the integrity
and duty of kgisIai"r r. measured Ivy the
0estsmi"s by the trnscity with which hr
sihrrcs to the retention Of terms If tie Su.
premc Court in Virginis City! Mnst n
member measure the obligations 1T his oath
sud his judgment rs legi-l".or Vt M"ntsns
by the l~neti's H. he derived ny hotel Or
two in few days lr.sencc once in = year
IT the judges and u half d.'zsn law. crs !
Or, in his failing 10 do that shosld he b.
violently aud Indignantly denounced either
by the press pr lxOpIe! We think The
Xont""in", and virgin'a"s. if It represents
their sentiments truly. have done very
wrong IN this matter II Mr.. Mallory Was nut
induced to his scsio" hy improper inflarncc..
II they we're right. then the oath If mem
lnrs should be amended to read Il w,ll un
der oil circumstances sacrifice tue public
welfare IL the L. ieresis Ut any locality
within the county fr'm which MN elect.
3D." W. sre u.'l likely IL Oe chsrgcd with
any par'isl'ty for Helena or any legislation
that " III inurc IL it, especial benefit. W.
think II very .h'uOiful that the acl referred
" w.'ul.l have bscu in sce, .rdsnce with the
organic law. Blu, Mr.. Mallory MS obl,ea.
ted u determine t"r himself the advantage
aad convenience II would be u the pts'plc
at Montana I" favor Or Opln~s the bill, aud
IL Aseail him for LIs conscientious action u,
the matter is,~e believe. . violsiion Vi right
and justice. II newspapers would ex.c,..l
the Course pursued by the Ao.saHia~ into
Ill judgment Ut legislation, no g'Oi Citizen
with 'esIwcl for h's oath aud regard i"r nis
character. would sccrpt y position ~ ley.
isiaiOr. While vrEinisns aud the NS"suS
i"~ may wish ~ retain oil Supreme Cour,
ter"'s there, and they prDi~uIy will be, !,
seems " u, ~ the ca,s il stated IN that ps
pr, that the cv''sarc visited upon M. Nal.
Iory wss wholly unwsrrsu,ed BY the cir
cu'us's"ces aud unworthy Ut respectable
Journal.
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0sttAg into Position.

The following telegram We find in the
N"fi""a! Rep~6!ie'". April II.
ia"k'"n. u. r., April 10 . One company
Seventh csvairy. arrived here this m,r",ng,
and the balance Ut the regiment will I've
here I" day Or " m,rrw. They will ~
INT" camp hers for IL month, until the grass
grows who" they will move up the M,ss'u,i
10 their W'~i'i"n on the proposed line Ut tho
Northern Pwicltic Rlilr,sui.
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Thu bids f< supplying the Indian
Aseacirs were upsss6 in New York Mon
day. The bids sssrrgs'esi go 400 900.
The ct'mpetisk'n was large and prices low.
The prices rsngei-Beef. d % ~ % 80 yer
hundred; -four. 81 s5w % ~ Whr~, o0c. Ia
81 IS; bsc,n. I'M 10 l5c. c''ffcr, 20 IL Co..;
sugar. y ~ l6c. iOlsscco, ~ ~ Co.,. asp.
II u I4ci: Hall to SC. The awards will
liz made in . day or iwu.
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~ Aeessmins ny vote which cs'mpnayShs
ssork ehGDl he sal,scrl'ed tn the Csennh-
sIps~s hesins ne ssse fs'rnch su'aes s'oa1
q city sk.uasnsl dv'lars = sssis'ed j. 80
81 The r,an,,sny rltiv'ng the hrree ssns'
~ ~ vAes shell - tho s'We VIII wace ite
esatrar1 " to he asasle. The ,Antrscas sSs
thea Ia br executed ., once and published
In a, least ~" newspapers If the T~rrii'wy.
S&c. Is. This scs Ia take effect and he In
force from and after ito passage.
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She 3o0iaiaaa 3sovkla.

New York, Apii 31--A New Orlean,
dispatch says detachment Of the Mr,ropv
"'s" brigade, VII" was sent I" Livingstone
parish. me, with strong cr,wd s..d rrsis,-
s''ce s'o"x their line Oi m .rcl, THE c,ur,e,
"'.''es that firing cU,nm,encel o" Sumda,
morning. and be heard the lsx,u,i"g vi en-,
"on during the day. The force Ut srn.s!
citizens IN 'ne iehi 10 said ~ nn.nGer fur
hundred. R-.A'5 ..'
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49, 6sr,a,-.oiv,, seevise.

fkicas April 2i-A Washington spss
clfssyss ~ he Indian Bupsn 'cs ~
.ia1e 10 Ihsxlirs l'~"sio"s indulge in y
~, rgulv army relating I" the plssls.l"lilt
a. general lss'aa cu,''rsk. Il h s,'Sn
,lsas s.,,ns ~ she ewari,kc ,ribes may cnu>c
,rodhlc during the summer. bu. u" mort
than hs~ U.Mnily lecn experienced in ,his
quarter.
The evening I"st's Washington special
nys: The'three Republican rspers iere NE
engaged in making fierce onslaught. on the
competitive examination system under the
civil service rules. with the av"w~tl object
If creating such clamor shxt The rsvfl Aer
vicc ln'ard will ahrugais the title aud place
the appointing power solely in the hands IT
the several cabinet officers wi,huut r~,rc.
lit,tIs Ut s.y kind. .g.N ... rs ~"
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Washington, April 2S--An expedition
will be organized sn.l in readiness Ia lepar,
isosn For, Rice. D.ko's, on ,l,c'l5,h IT Ju,w
sexi, f'r the J'rsiSosi@.n IT ss>ogias<usisE >.s
ties on the Northern Pacific in making sur
vcya for the location Uf the rUai between the
Missouri, River aud the Il nky Mountains.
The expedition will be constituted ~ fol
lows
First. A battalion Ut ten companies of the
7,h cavalry under command Of Lieutenant
Colonel. !
Sec,nd. A battalion If ten companies If
infantry, four of the 9Th snd six If the 9th
regiment. under rvn,nsnd If Lielensni
Colonel L. r. Bradley, VI the 9th regiment
Thru. A battalion Ut dive companies Of
the 222L infantry. under conn.and Ut the
senior Captain. Two If these companies
a,c 10 liz drawn frnIn Fur, Randall and ,w"
from For. SulIy. aud designated by the re.
sprciive ltUst commanders.
Fourth. A battalion III four companies Of
The l7'h infantry, two fr'm FOr Rice. one
tsO,n Fort Lincoln, and one fOm Camp
Hancock, under Command If Major r. E
Csofs"n. Ut the l7'h Infantry.
Fifth. TIE detachment Of Is Indian scouts
suthor,xetl by ,pecial order If the A,nri
nlent Ut lN.kOts, snd ~ addition five scouts
each from Forts Totlen and Wsdswor,h. To
liz selected by the respective ss'.. command
ers, irUm those Ut Their commands y hO nc
co'npsnietl ssi year the Yellowstone expe.
diiiUn. ~ sw'@' ud ""
Sixth. Atie,achment of artillery sufficient
u n'an iwo Ko.insn r,iied guns. to IL com
n'a,nled by aa officer selected and detailed Ivy
the commander Of the expsdiiiOp. The men
Vt the detachment will I've selected frnn /.
"at' slion Of the l7,h or ~ infantry herein
before designated - . portion of the expe
diiiUu. s.. Hmg wD T.
C"lo"el u 6. Stanley of the ~ infantry,
y assigned 10 cMnmand Ut the expedition.
Excepting such staff officers ~ may hcraf
ter Os sssiynsd u HIM. he will s~Iect the
requisite staff trum his cuan,nan.i. Tia
expedition will leave Fws Rice with sixty
days subsistence: snd forage Subsequent
arrangements will I've made for further SUP
ply Ut Abe sOmmand, either trim . dep.,
y lie established On the Yellowstone or fr,su
Fort B9f0sri. Over iwO hundred nix uule
teams will sccempsny the sxhihisiOn. 4
special order alsD authorizes the employ.
ment Of mechanics. and h specific IN detail
~ 70 The 'nOvenssnts 1t exprdi,ioo, ,sut'siss
cnce. and other necessities for 10 cusufOs,
and safety. The ammunition all0vAscs h
nxed q 40 rounds p er snas Of the s,avsls,
and infantry. ,ps.;
The expedition win resnaa In The dsld
until he 18Th of Oclobss II 10 services ass
required Tor that lssgtls IT TINE, md may,
u the dIscreDivn Of abe cssmM asdip0 slltur.
b. kept out pnisl ,be, nrss If NOvssaisr bu,
moi ls'cr. This expedition has been oress
iasd BY Gen. Terry, cyn.@andinE ~ Ds.
paftment 81 ,n.kusa, under instructions
frun Gen. SperMan. ,,,.s n@ss 4o7,,,4i
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0i1eallanoQas.

Chicago, Apni :7.-CIsra Crawford, IN
cs'inabIc young lady, hanged herself in .
closet
Scdalia. MI, April 2a-John w. S,cwsr,
fatally si,'! Woodbury. BL.cks,n.
San Francisco. April % --Genrrs's Dsvi
aud aArdis leave YrckA for the Laws he'd IL,
MOrrOw.
A rum"r comes from Hot Spring Walk,
that settler n"n'ci Wagner 10. l,r~n muir.
dcrej by the Pit River Indians. NJ par.
iicrla5s are given.
Rome. April g. The P"pc passed res,
less night, aud anxiety In regard 10 hts Gun
0''i"n IL renewed.
Washington, April g! Third Assist.n,
Postmaster General Barber, sent IN ~ de,
t".aHy to the manufacturers for five million
l"'s'sl csr"s. The applications for them are
twelve million.
The Postmaster General resumed his du
ties I" dsy after tour werks~bsence.
Captain Th0n,sa, kill.d Ly the Mod.,cs
Was ~" ~ L'renzo Thomas, formerly
A"ju'a"t General of the army. Lieu,~n.n
Howe wxs . s'n Ut Major Mar.hal u.we
cpmmsadant If Fortress Monrus. Lieu,
Wright Was s,n If the late General Geurg.
Wright sHd nephcw If the late Genera
Sumner.
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4 Dsphle Murder

Portland. Name, May IA dispatch
from Presq"e Isle To-day says G. A. Hay
den. Deputy sheriff If Ar."'s,,s,k couniy,
and Tlns. HIblar.i, were murdered in cnmI,
aln'ut three miles from that place last night
Ivy Jas. Collins. VII" cn,csed their cam,'
and killed them with M axe. anil ret tn.
camp "n fire. There were four men IN
camp, w." ri wI"'m escaped aud br"u.:,,
the report. The c'aniy Is alive with pr, >
ties seeking IL arrest The murderer.
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0 N w A r d.

THE medical revolution which comnesce.l years
'go with the gradual disuse Of blood letting, sal,vx
'ion, drsst pursatives, nd powerful opiasss, rue
hrsvcly On glosously on. E~sy day the sick grow
wi.ss. They are mo- .ouLer wilIiny to open sheir
nouhs shut their eyes, and take Whatever the doctors
,rs plsassd to prsacrhs without inquiry They want
I" know the nature Of The medicines .hcv are desired
~ swslow, and dsnsad to have the mysssrioas lass
lingo oe the psoisssop translated into plais Yssk.
Tho INVALID WOsLD undSrtsanda u hiss shst
vlGOR i the great antagonists Of diacsss Tho feeble
ec''"e " Be utterly Frustrated b. dspeug plls and
s's'ons. and turning fro,s such uenx,icamen.. With
""shins. jsdt,io sly p'aes their trust In . remedy
~h'eA coahinss With ~ properties Of IN Al.sa,ivs
those u pure ana ssolesons Tense nd Restorative
Il 10 new abqss ssslvs yssss s,.s ,Ak s,a.d diiaes
alum wss Aassdses1 uaaes ~ aansa
PLANTATION BlTTERs. y,
ND fEosA thaa tine = ~ pssssas ~ rogrsss has
'sss without pasaas, h ~ hlssosy II proprietary
"sdisisss. Win ~ spais q ,hs sugar cs.s-shs
aoss assrleipas q ~ ssinalanss-s IL sasis anil
aycAtsd sOhly viii The juiesa and sxtssess ot raw
'ssrsaAae spsciss. sssA ~ calisays Barx the ~
snewa Tsass sAss ~ wes,d produces, asd ~lse'I
makes y ~ Odds w. noss uaosiscsienaass 'sAs.
saas essessivs ard ssassai a'esraavs thas ~ sv~
sss 1'serd sy sssaes wsehis ~ ssaeA o. ia ask
10 saassiax. and ~ dspposSsnt. Hssos 4 ~ svss
eapsa u eo0psslIna. and Piaatssisa ]. ,ss sssAay
Aaase pspsisr Tsais - sishs sIa>ss shsAslsseie
ls&.i79 .t5. I'd