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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-19

Chicago.

Chicago, November IS -Flour-Q aiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Weak and
lower; No. spring 05c: No. 3, $50 cash;
SSsC seller December; 800 seller January;
No. 3, Sac; rejected sOaSlc Corn-De-
msnd active and prices advanced; No. 2
mixed 7S0 cash; 77Ec seller November;
7Ss seller year; high mixed 794a7SF; re.
jecIed, new, zoe. OAts-Steady aud in
moderate demand, No. 2, SOC cash; 4OA
seller year. Rye-Demsnd active and
prices advanced; SO490c. Barley-De-
msnd active and prices advanced; No. |,
81 30a1 81 cash or seller; December No.
3, 81 bal 10, according to location. Pork
Closing quiet; $40 0Oa10 1871 cash. Lard
Active; 13isl3sc cash; $l3 05 seller
February. Bulk Meats-Demand fair
and market firm at yesterdays quotations
Green hsms-10tc for Is pounds average.
Whisky Steady and in moderate demand
at 90c.
On open board in the afternoon wheat
closed firm at 82ic seller December
Corn-Quiet at s6EaSG5 seller November.
Oats-SIeady and unchanged.
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Nxw York, November 1S.-Cotton-
Dull and unchanged. Flour-Less active
and prices unchanged. Whest-Heavy
at lace lower; No. l spring 81 1Ga1 %;
No. 9 old 81 14a1 is; No. Q Minnesota
81 l5l1 | 10; No. 2 Chicago 81 DIAL 10.
Rye FIour-Firm at 81 25a5 10. Corn
meal-Steady; western 81 1Oa4 rs. Bar
Icy, Malt and Rye-Quiet. Corn-Heavy
and lower; mixed western 9ls09c in store;
92is033c for do snost; new do s9tas6c.
0ais-Hesvy and lower; mixed western
65a66ic; white 6GaGSc. Hay - Firm;
shipping 6Oc. Hops-UnChAngGd. Coffee
Firm. Sugar - Firmcr at 75ssAc.
Molssses-Quiet at 62sG5c. Whisky-
Steady at 81 03.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, November 1s.-There
was q fair animation in the package and
jobbing trade and large auction sale OIL
domestic shawls and felt skirts attracted
the largest attendance Of the season and
was q success, Cotton goods steady, un-
changed prices. Side band prints active
and lancies at the reduced prices are sell.
Ing freely. Repellents more active. One
thousand pieces Of Gumets black silks
aro to be sold OF auction Tuesday next.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, November 10 CATTLE
Receipts to-day 1,173 head, and for the
last two days 2, 1876 head. The supply is
fair and the market active at an advance
Of tc on all grades. Best SO 25a0 SIT;
medium to good S. 5Oa6 90; common to
fair "a 00a5 25; stockers 50 0Oa4 25; bulls
81 00a3 %.
Hoos-Receipts today G27O head,
and for the last two days 0,075 head.
Best Philadelphia 81 4O47 O5; Workers
SO 50a6 IS.
suERP- Receipts to-day $500 head,
and for the last two days HOO head.
Best "a 5Oa5 90; medium 50 75a4 20,
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Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1S.-Clover
Seed-Fairly active at SiA9tC. Flour
Steady; Wisconsin and Minnesota extra
family IS 37ta5 80. Wheat-Demand
very light; red 81 24A1 25. Rye-Dull
at 81 90. Corn-Dul; old yellow 92c.
Oats-Less active; white S05s63ic; mixed
62AG2iC. Pork-$20 50l22 90. Hams
In pickle 1lta1l9c; sides 10A11c; shout.
ders StaSSc, Lard-Flrm at 14sa15c.
Petroleum-Nominal; refined 10Ec; crude
unchanged. BuLter-Steady at 39a33c.
Cheese Quiet at 14s1Bc. Eggs-Flrm
at 3OSS2C. Whisky-Scarce; held at
81 "a,
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CINCINNATI. November 1S.-Cotlon-
Quiet, 14tc. Flour-Unchanged. Wheat
STEADY and in moderate demand; red
81 04s1 %. Corn-Active; ear G4aG5c;
shelled GGaG7c. Oats-Firm, 5495Sc. Rye
Active, 81 OF. Barley-Steady, 81 80
Liuseed Oil-Firm, SOC. EggS-Quiet
26a97c. Butter and Cheese-FIrm. Pork
Demand fair and market firm; SEQ spot;
$1,000 seller January and February. Lard
Demand fair and market firm, 13;al4c
Bulk Meata-Flrm, 74s7sa10ta104c. Ba-
con-Firm, 0ia13a14c. Green Meats
Firm; shoulders 7a74c; sides 0Ec. Hams
-10Sc. Hogs-Quiet; common STAT 10
medium to tAir 81 2Oa7 80. Whisky
Finn, Csc.
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BALTIMORE, November 10. Flour
Firm and unchanged. Whcat-Strong;
amber 81 17al 25i No. red 81 90; No.
2, 81 10; No. 3, 81 IS. Corn-Active
and higher at 9Oc. Oats-Dull and IN.
changed. Rye-Dull. Hsy-Dull at
$l7 00a20 90. Pork-Unchanged. Bacon
-Firmer; shoulders 10Al0tc, clear rib
14a14ta15io. Butter-Scarce ct 3Oa8Sc,
Petroleum Dull and nominally I'M
changed, Cotfee-Quiet and firm at ia
al9fC, Whisky-Firmer at 81 05.
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MtRKETB by TELEGRAPH
Now YOrk Money and stookn.

NEW York, November IS MONEY
Active at 8ia4 per cent.
GoLD-opened OF I'LL. declined 10
llOF, and closed at I'LL. Clearings $59,,
100000. Carrying rates l to per cent
borrowing rates per cent and fiat. Gus
tom receipts 100000. Treasury dis
buBements $277C00.
STIRLING ExCnANoE-$4 S544 6Ot for
long and short.
GOVERNMENTS Opened firm and
closed steady at prices slightly oil from
the morning quotations.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm In tone, but
without important change in prices.
sTocKs-Barely steady in the morning,
but the leading shares soon became active
and strong, Prices advanced / to / per
cent. Later there was boar movement,
and decline OF t to II per cent took
place. During the afternoon there was q
recovery, but at the close the bears had
the best ofthe fight and prices were of I
to per cent from the best prices Of the
day. The transactions at the Stock Ex-
change aggregated 100000 shares, Of
which % 900 were Western Union, 70 900
Pacific Mail, 5000 New York Central,
1000 Lake Shore, 10000 Union Pacific,
$4,000 Northwestern, $4,000 st. Paul, 49,.
900 Toledo Wabash, and 10000 Ohio s.
Mississippi.
The Secretary Of the Chicago s. North
weslern'RailroGd has addressed letter 10
the Stock Exchange AotiIying that body
Of the discovery of fifteen forged 81 900
bonds oil the issue of 1859. The bonds are
we'll executed and likely to deceive even
the experienced. They bear the signature
Of VIM. B. Ogden and came from Phila.
delphia banking house, where they had
been received in the regular course OF
business. The .company's officers have
been very successful in stopping the fraud
as far as payment by the company is con.
cerned. They recommend that the bonds
OF the company be presented at the office
| for Identification &C To nnnninnnnen
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-19

"WEDNESDAY, November 1S.-Tho fol.
lowing are the arrivals Of stock at the
Chrislmap House yards during last week,
and the ruling figures paid by purchasers.
CATTLR-Arrivals during the week,
1874 head; g. 5OA425 per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivals during tho week, 3iO
head; 50 00a7 90 per cwt.
SHRBP-ArrivRls during the week, ~
head; SO 50a4 so per head.
CALvEs-Arrivals during the week, 81
head; 90 00s4 90 per head.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, November 1S.-Flour-Quiel
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull and de-
clined; No, 2 white Wabash 81 1T; am
Der Michigan $10S. Corn-Dull and de,
clined; new high mixed zoe; seller No
vember G0iC; seller December Csc; new
low mixed Csc, 0ats-Dull; No, /, SAC;
No. ., 52ic; Michigan 53c; white SOC.
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Pittsburgh,

PrrBuRaH, November 1S.-Wheat-
Quiet aud prices unchanged. Corn-New
ear 8sA75c; shelled 73s75C; old shelled s3a
$50. Petroleum-Crude 72ic at Parker's
refined l0ic, Philadelphia delivery.
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CLEVELAND, November 10 Wheat
Steady and unchanged. Corn and Oats
Steady and unchanged. Petroleum
Steady; standard white Dc; Ohio State
test lie; small lots 1A2c higher.
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NELL & ELLINGHAM,
w h oIesaIe GYoceYs,
1905 MAIN STREET.

have now In store and for sale:
900 Bbls Flour, embracing White Rose Ede-
weiss, Keystone, Howard and other standard
900 half Bbls Lake Herring.
100 White Fish.
800 No. 8 MAckerel,
200 u No : Mackcrcl
barrels and kits.
% Tierces choice Carolina Rice
$50 Bbls choice N. o. Mol6SsCs,
30 Hhds choice N. o. Sugar.
10 Bbls syrups.
100 Bbls Standards A, B, Extra c, Granulated,
Powdered, Crushed, Franklin and &C Sugars,
100 Bags prime TO choice Coffee.
Is half Chests primo 10 choice g. P. Teas,
80 Caddies primo 70 choice g. P. Teas.
20 Half chests primo TO choice Black Teas
Our Tobacco embraces HalbrOok's, ]. X. Mill.
ner's, Pace's and other good reliable brands,
among the best In the country. Our stock is
full and complete, and will DO offered to the
trade Ut the lowest market price. We invite
close buyers TO call and examine our stock b.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
mGr20 NELL d RLLniaHAM.
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A Complete Outfit Free.

We want a representative In every neIghbor.
Great G. 0. D. SALE Of staple Family Goods.
The most popular and bert money.m1kIng bu.i.
ness In America, for young or cd, male or 70.
male, at home or travelling. Large cash profits,
a complete out1t, samples Of goods, lists, circu'
lars, ETC., sent FREE to any address. Address
ALDEN, HALL & CO.,
GIN. Howard St., Baltimore, Md.
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oHHIoHls.
GBo. MyEJDxL, President
JIM. IANCE, Vice-PrGsident
A. Wiley, Secretary.
Il. WILLIAMS, Asst Sec, and TT
JOHN BISHOP, GGnl Agent and AdJustar.
George Adams, Tbos p sbs,,.,o,.
q. ". Franzheim, ! N Vsrsn A4CtoeS'
II. Reilly, Geo. MSnSS,
John u. Hobbs, L. q SnEsI'
Geo. B. Caldwell. an.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
TeEe phic R!eWs.
SpGTIsERS ANaBEEgf.
CIVIL WARM LOUISIANA.

BLOODY RIOTS ~ THE STREETS OF NEW
ORLEANS.
Nj" ORLEANS. sept. iI-In response
to tine call Tor a mass meeting III canal
street tins morning to protest against the
scizur" OF arms o! private citizens, men be-
gan To assemble about ten O'Clock and by
eleven The great lhornuIh,are was filled for
several squares.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
Reading Railr"aa.. &inPIoyec ec% or;
Lbzf1''E'EA.s

READING, Sept. 1.-The Eagle of this
afternoon announces that ~ after Monday
next the employees Of he Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company in this city
and along the line VIII be put on half time,
working two weeks cut Of the month, at
eight hours per day. y general stagnatIon
of trade and business is the alleged reason
for the stoppagc.
ILL-TREATME>,T OF ORPHANS.
The Eagles charges Of gross cruelty and
ill-treatmcnt administered to the orphans
at school at the WOmclsdorf Orphans
Home are to be investigated by the Board
Of Trustees. Superintendent Albright, Of
the Home, was in Reading this morning,
and he admits that severe punishment was
administered to the inmates, and shat one
Of the boys fingers were cut on the ends
with 4 tableI;nifc as part Of that punish
mcnt. He will make a complete statement
shortly. 1t is reported that he has tender.
ed his resignation. lie admits that his as
sistants are more abusive than is obsolute
/ " necessary, and that he himself is very
flyorably impressed with the necessity ot
corporal punishment to bring about strict
diECiDlinc.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18

"FoR County Commissioner. il was con
cedcd carly iu the summer that Harrison
Hcurie. Of ShamOkin. would be nominated.
hence he had very little opposition. s.
Dcmgrr0j.
IL is well known that the whole ticket
formed 10y the Democrats was a made-ou.
matter for more than a year ago. Nj.
Hcnria has had the promise Of the Office by
the Ring two-years ago 10 make amends to
The coal region for fleeing Geo. McEHcce
while in the Treasurcr's Office. 30 matter
who would have been a candidate against
Mr. Henrie, his nomination was settled
matter, and he would have got il over any
competitor even if ten times more worthy.
That re,y EBle oppostio" is poor compli-
neat 10 Mr. Hummcl, who was considered
,hc most competent of the two candidates,
AMI ii ihe editor Of the Ring thinks that he
syas but rcrg lUlc opposition, his neighbors
brg leave to differ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
THE CHEYENNE EEEpEANS.
= large Party BADLY Beaten by
United States Troops.

CAMP on RED RIVER, Sept /, via Fort
Dodge. The command Of General Miles
met between four and five hundred Chey-
enne Indians twelve miles from Red river,
Texas, or August 30 and after a sharp
engagement, lasting five hours, drove them
over thirteen miles of high and almost i'm
passable canyons, with a loss to their of
twenty-five to thirty killed and wounded.
Our casualties We're three badly wounded.
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E.ep.ssiic:.r. Counsy Convention.

Tic Republicans voters Of Northumberland
county are requested 20 nest ir each election
district at such places al which delegate elections
have heretofore been held, on saturday, the l"tE
C.g Of .qtlullur u,yt. ae,W-eI tac hours ol
gr1 e O'Clock. D. rl.. for the purpose Of clcctiUr
delegates TO the Republican County Convention,
20 @. l,,d al the Court House, in the borough OF
Suuh4rv. ou Tuesday, September '92, 1871. at 10
O'Clock a. m. for the purpose Of nominating a
ticgt 10 be presented TO the voters OF tie county
a, the ensuing election Each district polling
two hundred Republican votes, or less, at the
las, general election for State officers, viii be
entitled to two delegates; each district polling
thrco hundred. three drlr-ato, ana each district
polling over three hundred votes shall be entitled
10 four delegates.
Ry order Of the committee.
EMIL WILVEET, Chairman.
- Il. MaHvON. Secretary.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
=. u. NoEToN, Secretary.

THE REPUBLICAN CONvENTION.-The
Republican Convention which is to assem-
bic nj this place on Tuesday, viii be attend
ed by GOOD mcn-delegates from every dis
,rict in the county, whose object it will be
to promote the harmony and success Of
the party. Fortunately there will be little
or no difficulty in the Convention as re-
yards The first, as tie candidates are good
men and have tie confidence Of the people,
and the work of the Convention will be,
therefore, merely to confirm these express
sions of opinion. This is particularly so
in regard 10 the denomination Of Hon. Jno.
q. Packer for Congress. There appears TO
he but one opinion on the subject, that he
IS the right man in the right place, and
this unanimty Of opinion is not confined
al0re TO this county where Mr.. Packer is
so well known and appreciated, but to the
whole di-tr;ct EIr. Packer may well be
proud Of The position he holds in his party,
aud his immediate constituents should be
40 less gratifcd that they are enabled to
present to the district, a candidate SO capa-
bic and Trustworthy. and so entirely acccr-
table to the people.
M Packers well known views liz re-
gard to the tariff in the protection and ell
c0Uraaomeut Of the great coal and iron in
terests of the State. fits him admirably as
the representative Of one Of the leading coal
and iron districts Of the Commonwealth.
TIE AFFAIRS At NEW ORLEANS.-In
an another part Of this paper will be found
he exciting instruction news from
New Orleans. We give a fall details from
the laitimorc IDerirat, 50 that our reaa-
CTS yi.l fully understand lhe causes Of the
riots. The latest accounts show that the
N'Euery party have seized the Offices in
defiance of the United States Govern
meut. The President shows his tlrmness
ia issuing his proclamation for the usurpers
90 desist and dispcrsa within five days, and
viii insist enforcing the law by reinstating
Gov. kellogg. as the d. T'r'o government as
has .esn recognized by Congress. To ac-
comp.ish this. strenuous efforts may be
made t5quel assistance, and sc lind already
ispp The infantry regiments are on the
ieid ,he scattered forces on the frontier are
mastering and sending in to Washington by
telegraph reports of efficient forces. How
different and encouraging all this from the
s.cay laIlor which oycrspgcad the land in
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
q whole Town EdEP.

LONDON, Sept 12.-The great strike of
cotton operatives at Bolton, which was an
nounccd to be imminent on Thursday, has
commenced. The strike stops seventy
four mills, which employed 1900 hands.
Fogty-eight mills, employing 1000 hands,
continue operations. Subscriptions for the
strikers have been opened by the trades
unions throughout the manufacturing dis
tricts.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
Auditors Notice.

MUsIcl, MctzSar Il Co.
vs. August T, 1874.
Shpman, Bloom II Co.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons interest
ed. that the undersigned, Auditor TO make distri
button of the money arising from the sale of tht
real estate of the said defendants TO and amOns
the creditors thereto, will attend to the duties
his appointment, ut his office, in the borough
Sunburv. on Friday. the 11th day of September
1874. between the hours of 10 o'clock a m. an'
3 o'clock, p. M, on said day.
W. G. PACKER, Auditor.
Sunbnry, Aug. 21, 1S74.-3t.
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NATEEE

I'm re of the account of p. s. To the creditors
Bickcl and L. T. Rohrbach, of Peter Borel.
Assignccs Of estate Peter Bo-
rel.
Notice is hereby given that the account OF 7.
: BickcI and l.. T. Rohrhach, Assignecs Of the
estate OF Peter BOre, has bcel filed in the Court
of Common Pleas of Northumberland county,
and will be presented to said Court for coHtirma-
tion. on Tuesday. the 81 day of November. \. D.
1871
L. 7. ROHRBACH, ProthOnotary.
Suubury Sent IL IS.4.-4t.
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ESTR&Y cow

IyAME to the premises Of the subscriber in
X Shamokin township, on or about the 1Oth
of August, a small Red Cow, forehead partly
white and right ear partly torn OIL. The owner
or overs are requested to come forward and TAKE
her away. otherwise she will be disposed of ac
corlng to law.
SAMUEL READER. Snr.
Shamokin twp. Aug, -. 1S74.-2 mos.
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4'rufE0I:,

Whereas my wife Elizabeth has left my bed
and board without any just cauSe or provoea-
tfon. hereby caution all persons from hdrbor-
ing or trusting her on my account or for ali.
claims, rs ! vii moi pay any debts OF her con-
tracing unless compelled to by law.
JACOB I4ATSHA.
Washington township, Sept. -, lNff.-3t.
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Notice Bridge Builders.

PROPOSALS. will be received at the Commits
I sioucr's Office for the building Of a bridge
across Dornsife's mill race, in little Mahanoy
township. Northumberland county, on the 23d
day of September, between the hours of 10 4. m.
and p. IN. Of said day. Plans and spccitica
tions will be exhibited at the Commissioner 5
Office on the day of letting.
AMOS NNS1TNE,
J. G.. DURHAM,
u. ). REIT/,
Commissioners.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18

recently. between Z deputy lDaISIldl anu IL
d,nuty sheriff, the marshal was killed and
the sheriff nortaIy wounded.
Tho ,,,Iic dobt statement for AUGUST
-r,,,., ., ,i,,.ro,so Of only 81 caf 76O This
: r,n.1 lace ,l,n in Anuust last wear, and
: onoorn,od e,r nv fine Donic not taking
Mao, r,,,;I l,f. i, Sc,,.c,nbcr thus haviuu
,r,. l,.,,,,rt ~ ,,. l,,.',.. r.vcpp. still bcino
received
c.,,.r,I prtr.r boso, Ieno1b decided that
T.. III, D., ,,,l;doto f,r Conor.ss acain.
II. - a., co,,,,,oi,,, r,cnptIv bv =
-,,-..,, 49,, cr,,oo.,.r 1rass
.n ,.,..,,
D. i'' i,'i''y'-' - ~i,' -. =,
'pI, ,''"'',' ''o''"7 >'''>' - "
q 'e' '''' ''0''
frahc'S IIuoef'a 'iic' ''i'''i' u l 'ii' N''o'0'
9chUyikiii county, VINO las O0oI ii,S''n5
Tor week, 1t appears mas commune" SUI
CI"'' -ie was i"'''i'' III ''Io
,or,,s. h.;,,, ,,unb af.fnrr.d bv crows.
MISSIONARIES '"" "'"eI2 s'J""' ,''''7
foreign lands should no; fail to take with
them q GOOD supply ofJohnson's Annodyne
Linimcni. It is the most reliable medicine
I"r All purposes 'Ii''e u III ,''' "|' ''' =,
Contagious Diseases such rs morse "H'
@!ander' &C. may oe Prc'ell'" p5 ''G USE
OF sheridan ) 'aV'IIJ Oono'''o'i l ." "elS
Persons 'FaFrIi'S Win HoiseS SI'"'''' ''N'
h"'e OF iiiIS.
Sharpcrs in New ork have been selling
real estate Oh forged deeds, &c, which
were regularly recorded. Innocent parties
have suffered heavily by the criminal trans
actions. i man who had been travelling
III EUROPE Oh MS .'''''H Io'''''' '',,' d
N1'ulO'e i''" oI'''i -''= ~ i'i'i' '','' "e' l.,
sol" ana I'"S'1I -" vi '0' 7'' ''''''' anu
i'c IA" 10 20 10 ID" - i'5'l" P'S9'sS','i VI
Ms properly l"' i",0''S' '',''' ni'o'
VIII st" ""''Se' "''' '''' ''''''' VI '''0''
""h'rS'
\ Bismarck Dakota, despatch mentions
the arrival there Of the military escort of
lhc northern boundary survey between the
United States and British Columbia. The
commission has completed its survey, and
is on its way home. The returned escort
report al the rcgion of the Upper Missouri
as swarmin. with war parties Of Crow and
Siox Indians, and near Camp Crook. a few
. davs AGO. they killed three wood-choppers,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18

not now being in session. Should the call
reach the President tomorrow. it may be-
came o matter Cabinet consideration, as he
will not leave for Llng B.anch until night