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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-02

The Salvini club presented the old
popular play Of "Ten Nights in Bar
Room" to pretty fair house.
Little Edith Maud Ellis, who made
her first appearance here some months
ago with the Carlotta troupe, is very
precocious and gifted CHI lid of about
eight years, and quite an infant phe-
nomenon. AS "Mary Morgan" the
drunkard's daughter, she was decid-
ed attraction.
Ahr. Il. c. Ellis, formerly of the Ste
vens-Carlotta troupe, played very ac-
ceptably the part of the drunkard,
"Joe Morgan"
Mr.. Bob West very agreeably sur
prised his friends by developing con-
siderable dramatic facility and playing
the part of "Slade" as well as he does
that of city treasurer in private life.
There's good bistrionic spark in Mr..
West worthy Of cultivation.
Mr.. l.. A. Payne, as sample Swich-
ell" was a fine specimen of the regular
down east stage yankee, and played
with good deal of humor.
Mrs. Graham as "NIrs. Slade" and
"Mehitable Cartwright" showed YER
satility and certain livelinesa that
was natural and effective. Mr.. Book
bout played the part of Mr.. Romaine,
the philanthropist, with quietness and
dignity, while Mr.. w. L.. Kendrick,
w. II. Wilson and T.. L. Stillman as
Harvey Green, Willie Hammond and
Frank Slade, respectively, were very
good. The play itself as dramatic
production is very ordinary. TIE
moral, hover, is good one, and but
produces on the stage scenes that are
going OH every night, some of them
in Dallas. From gambling to drink
Ing and shooting. In other words,
some of It's scenes have already &C,
Cured here.
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WALL PAPER

and window shades. the Iarg-
est, cheapest and most beauti-
full designs in the city. We
have the exclusive sale of the
Philadelphia Rustic shade. The
only rustic that is gifted ana
frosted; also i'm plain colors.
cheaper and better than all
others. A large stock Of wall
paper ofthe newest patterns.
PIERCE q LYLE,
50S Main street.
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To III. CITY Subscriber Of Tho pall.. Herald,

To tho City subsorIber Of Tho Dallas Herald
Prem and AFTER this date February
n, 1870, tha connection Of Mr. a. ~
Neville, as agent for iheciiy subscrip'
tien Hist, ceases, and Mr.. Jesse M. VII
iiamsea viii have charge 81 The same
Hereafter payments 90 him only viii
be aeknow lodged by this oiiiee,
.. w, hWINDELl.s,
February %, 1879. Publisher.
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the court house Yesterday evening for
dllll They spent about two hours In
oompauy drill according 10 Uplon's
tactics, Afterwards vote VI thanks
was rendered TO Major James H. BARK
Ivy for kindly placing the room at
their disposal, They meet again next
Tuesday night
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Major rs. II. Jett.

DEAR SIR-We, the undersigned, citizens
OF the Third ward, of the clly of Dallas,
knowing The great necessity OF having the
best men In the city of Dallas In our city
council, and knowing you To be u thorough
business man, II good tinuncier and one OF
the best citizens of the Third ward, would
most respectfully ask that You ALLOW MS to
run You for u member of the city council, ut
the election of April q, 1876.
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seed Polalaes Cheapi

lam ollerlug 70 the city trade my
large and complete stock Of fancy ana
staple groceries, provisions and pro-
dupe, At the very lowest prices, ana
make a specially Of everything Free
delivery 10 accommodate customers
Please give W u trial,
Respectfully, Jos, MFNloEli
Grocer, Ola Elm street, Dallas
aOldAm
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And sim We Arc Not Happy. ;.

And won't be until We go to Hollen-
beck Il McCollum's and get new suit
OF clothes. They are bound to give
people particular fits. And as for fur
nishing goods, they have the best in
the market.
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a0t Mniu street, HgengW feiliHg
g0oasat Verg reduced prices
aaii and examine ihpir sarge
and elegant ai0pli, and niate
yourselves and ihem happy w
buylng their cheap apa elegAh'
books, etc.
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THE DAILY HERALD

Will be found ou snie by The news
boys on MI trains Of the Texas nnd
aud Pacific railway, and NJ the follow
ing news stands IA tho city, yisd ~. II,
PrasLiin a 90, BOi Main street H. j..
siar, Lamar street Pierce ~ Lyle, b07
Main street, ana ,. MeEiharc, inT ~
street.
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10 ~. .. Mawlins.

DEAR SlR-WO, tho undersigned cltl6ans Oi
curlngin our city council our b,Hl citizens
and good hnunClrIa, uud iUrlng satisfied
thnt, you arc elected, would do creuit -
yourself ana the third ward, IN wen M the
city of Dallas, We would most respectfully
fore the voters ol tho third ward us cnndl
date for alderman NJ Tie election To take
place April d, lk16i
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ron SALE,

my residence, eorner Paeine avenue
ana iieusien streets, embraeinE haifs
bioek 81 ground. win u well nniAhed
ene-stoFy aud basement roek-eonereie
buiiding, and all necessary oni-b"iid'
tass, sle, A. early applicant may Sc
care bargain,
JNO. W. swISDRLLs,
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Brackets of many varieties.
towel racks, match boxes. etc,
at Frankiin's book store, 5OA
Main street.
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Howard W, Peak, Esq,, Of fori worth, IN
az authorized travelling agent of He pallAA
Herall, from ihls date uulll further notice
\, ", fWlNpELis,
Deosmber 10, la7i,
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GrOs Grain paper ana enyOl.
Opes to match nt
REED 81 LATEEas0R'S.

Go 10 Reed az Latl,rOp's tor
wall paper, niani,ia. grOcers
and druggists paper. Irvine,
ETC.. etc.
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socin IN Conspiracy Number Of
Arresls,

Daily kilograms report socialist
conspiracy In Russia, Three thousand
persons, Including many ladies, have
heen arrested. A commission has
been appointed to Investigate The OK
net obJecii u vast amount Of money
seems 10 be 1T the disposal Of the con-
SpIratore, aud the arrests since the dis
oovery Of the plot have been 10 numer-
Gus that perfect reign Of terror exists
In 81. Petersburg, II IL proper, how
ever, 10 state that the commissioners
appointed, after having examined the
stock OF Noise, Kahn n CO., pronounce
II the best selected stock OF liquors aud
cigars In Dallas, Call and sec them Ut
four hundred aud three ELM street.
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Eighteen or twenty young men,
some who wore the grey and Others
who wore the blue during the late un-
pleasantness, met In the west room Of
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-02

Mabie. Todd AZ Co.'s gold pens
at FranAiin's book store, 5O4
Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-02

Sunday school and Temper
ance books mt Frankiin's book
store. SOa Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-03-02

The GREAT Southern Dollar
store receives HeW goods daily
NGilm q. IL, ~ 90
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NoInneI w. Il. MlIIlnms.

DEAN RIn- We, the undersigned citizens OF
the lhlrd ward Of tno city Of Dallas, bHllpY-
Ing yuu have The bbRt inlrrnsl NJ or Guy 40
hunfl, would respectfully request that yOu
permit M 10 uap your nhmeuhh einlldhlp
la hall A Al
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yletOrions.

Many years have passed since Dr.
Prloe's Cream Baking Powder was
first offered 20 he public for their trial
and approval according To lis merits,
ana III superiority over all Baking
P0wdera, aud other means for making
wholesome, light, sweet bread aud bIs'
cults has been established by their YER
dict, Slill victorious, standing to-day
In the estimation of thousands ~ the
only aafo and reliable powder 10 use
Those who have not should test H. ~
also his True l'layorlngs, Nectarlne,
Vanilla, eto,, which ARE not only equal
but superior 10 anything ever used for
navoTlng cakes, pies, elc,
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COlomnI w. q. HnlInnn.

DEAR SIR--The undersigned, believing you
to have the best interest OF our city at heart,
ana DESTROYS of having YOU to represent us
in the next term of the city council, would
respectfully request the use OF your name MS
acandtdate for Alderman of the Third ward,
ut the election to be held April &, 1875.
Truly fripudg
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OST OR STULEN-From my NAL wagon
II while standing at the pOstolIice, on sun
day night about half-paSt seven O'clock. n
Mexican blanket "A liberal reward will he
TO the postoffice. ''''i'
l5dlt EDWARD NEWMAN
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Ladies' Aid Society,

Tho ladies society Of ~, Matthew'S parish
win meet ~ MI hohenoks, No, " jefferson
street, "Wednesday ~ halfpnHl two o'olo0k,
10 sew lpr the poor ~ tho city Al The la-
dies Of Tho parish are cordially invited loat-
tond, FANNIE WNEl, Secretary,
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Dallas, February %, 1875.

We, the undersigned, photographers of
Dallas, agree in common with established
principles, that a combined Top and side
lsht is the proper light to he used by photo
eraphers' W. H. PICKETT,
]. p. SHERMAN,
j. d. HANsCoM,
SrAMPER & PAXTON.
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HATH CHARMS TO
SOOIHE THE SAVAGE
BREAST

Aiine stock ofviOiins, guitars,
flutes, banjOs. accOr,ieOns, har-
mOnicas, and trimmings. Also
The best and only genuine Ma
pies stirring i'm tiae city.
PIERCE AZ LYLE.
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FOR SALE
gor terms apply 10

FIJTI oAIITI
The Crr,tciHeid House
Bor terms apply 10
30, ORUTonFIELp, or
dAhION a THOMAS,
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did send to you for gold to pay my leglons,
which you denied me ; was this done like
CassiusT-or Dallas.-l Improved Edition Of
Shakespeare.
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ia nsine ninnche''-On ~ The
DraWiHg poinls ~ Gay and LEira'a'
uaul ksaTis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-31
To Advertisers.

Tn order that the large and rapidly Increasing
edition Of The STAR may be delivered TO Us car
yitTs and served 20 subscribers at reasonable
hour eoch day, Il Is necessary 10 close the forms
as nearly as possible at O'Clock p. m. AdpeTti-
seTs are therefore requested TO send in their dltueT
fLsens7lts not later than TWELVE O'CLOCK. U
recered after this hour there Is great danger that,
nth the exception Of tmpeTGtiue cdses,-s,Ich as
Deaths, Lost, 6c.,-ltey cannot appear i1stR the
fOUoau11lo ddu
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THE WEEKLY STAR, low ready, contains
all the news of the week, general and local;
q dice stories, poems and sketches; agricu,-
trral and household matters, ETC., etc.
Terms: 50 per annum, in advance; postage
prepaid; single copies five cents, IN wrappers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-31

The Baltimore American publishes this
morning letter from Hon. Reverdy John
Son In reference TO the charges made agains,
Gen. Schenck because of his connection with
what is known as the Emma Mfne.- Mr.
johnson says that since his arrival In Lon
con he has endeavored to become accurately
acquainted with all the circumstances of the
transaction so far as our Minister to Great
Britain was concerned with them, and .'the
result is my perfect conviction that there is
no ground whatever for impeaching In the
slightest degree General Schenck's personal
integrity" The writer does not let the mat
ter rest here, but gives an elaborate.state-
ment OF all the facts in the case which led
him to this conclusion, and sums up as fol-
lows:
I'm word, then, what General Scbencl
old was mere business transaction entered
INTO Dy him with a full belief, which he was
anthor1Zed 10 entertain, that it would inure
= 70 bis profit, and this must have been the
b. csse Win all the original stockholders. So
lar from us having turned out profitable il
nas been and is quite otherwise, but the
6eneral pears the loss with the 6rmness
winch belongs To bis character and without
toe deasI CONSCIOUSNESS that he has done
anythlng legally or morally wrong although.
az ne, himself, stated in his testimony ne
subsequently, thought that, in becomi1e q
director, ne had made mistake. 1t must ba
Satisfaction 10 him that his government
never censured him, but, on the cOntTarv
Las acquitted him OF any wrong Intention
and retained perfect condolences in his ahiIfty
as Minister and his Integrity as man y,
Mr.. JOhnsons statement viii have Soma
weight but will hardlJ serve to clear the
AHa'''i "P W tne Satisfaetlon of the public.
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noNT TELL THIS TO ANY ONE, But
u Ispember il for your ovn good. We eel
DRNeS SHIRTS, ready made. Of W amsutta muslin
and ~ eniy enc HUNDRED linen, Tor q .. These
goods are entirely made, and ready for the wash-
BALrInOSE SHIFT FACTORY.
cexielm 1et3 etreSt northwest,
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- = CIV York Herald having put every
hair on erd with its portentous init
nations OF war with Spain, is row kind
enough TO say that after ali there is no reason
TO apprehend any difficulties with that
country. We can now sleep easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-31
Greeting 10 the Centennial New Yea,

In all parts OF the country-except Wash
ington.-the advent Of the Centennial year
will be greeted at midnight with demonstra-
lions OF marked enthusiasm. In Baltimore
the occasion will be celebrated by the well
coming peal of "Big SAM" the ringing of
Christ Church chimes and other church bells
and also the bells of the fire department, and
the Illumination of the new city hall. A
general display of bunting will be made dur
ing saturday. In New York, Philadelphia,
Boston, and other leading cities, appropriate
demonstrations will also be made In ad-
dition TO towns and cities already men
TONED, the following are reported In the
line of the Centennial glorifcation to night:
At Middletown, ". V, the church bells are
be TO rung, locomotive and factory whistles
blown, and the churches are to have services
from ii o'clock TO midnight, and the town
will be Illuminated until O'Clock. There will
also be bOnfires, Nominations. fireworks,
and q toIchlight procession of q hundred
korsemen. The event will be celebrated at
Portsmouth, y. H., by large mass meet
ing, concert, parade, &C. At Poughkeepsie,
n. Y, all the military, firemen, and civic
organizations will parade, salute OF one
hundred guns will be fired, all the bells in
the city rung, public and private buildings
illuminated, and the streets lighted by bon
fires. New Loldol, Conn, will celebrate
and music. Gettysburg. Pa, will fire a
salute from Cemetery Hill, and have a
general bell-ringing aud illumination. Wor-
cester, Mass, will have a general illumina-
ton OF dwellings and stores and an artillery
salute. Philadelphia will indulge in a gene
raj illumination on New Years eye all front
windows being lighted up.
Washington city, the capital of the
nation, as above stated, has no place
In the list OF cities that will do honor
10 the event. Beyond the ringing of the
Metropollttn church chimes, and the fire
bells striking the numbers ITT6-1S16, there
seems To be absolutely nothing contemplated
here In the way of demonstration. 1t is
not too late, however, to remedy the failure
TO some extent The public buildings should
be illuminated, and many private citizens
would doubtless join In the matter by illu-
minatiDg their houses. By all means, the
capitol should be lighted up from basement
TO dome; but certainly the dome of the great
national building should send out its ray OF
welcome 10 the Centennial year. We under
stand that General BabcOck and not Archi-
tect Clark, is the custodian of the Cap
ttol, and we doubt not that, If it ia
practicable, he will have the building iIIu-
minated. With this and such other demon
STATIONS as may be inprovised by patriotic
Citizens, the national capital may make a
creditable display, after all.
p. SIT will be s zen that steps have been
taken to-day IN the way of making a suits
bic demonstration here. The District Com
missioners will have a salute of thirty seven
guns nred at midnight. and the police and
IRE department authorities will do their
share towards celebrating the event.
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PERSONAL.


L AURA Letter received. Write me again. Gee
Ia answer a. st ,r Ufnce. 1t"
DERSON young Man who has had ten
IL years experience IN the Fine ReIaii Dry Goods
Business, is open TO an immediate ENGAGEMENT
with first class house Best OF tferences from
last employers. Address n. l.. Il Star office.
decS0 ST.
EL0R DE MUkIAS AND BIG BUNANZt CT
CARS, of the finest Havana Tobacco. 50 por
box; IA for 81. nj. GOLDSTEIN,
dec22. Inn California Cigar Store. 81 1 Pa av.
AIRS. DR. ELLIS, Astrolostss and CduroyaHf
1Vl Just arrived, and can be consulted on all sub
Jects, namely Law suits, Oourtshib, Marriage, Sick
ness, Absent Friends, Property Lost or Stolen. By
the psnets all things are controlled. ONCE: South
west corner 10th and SITS. northwest; entrance on
10th 81. nevl- eo5m
a . Is y l. UGY.
MADAME HVBS.
This celebrated Lady Astroiosist and H(ntng Ne
diun oan be consulted ct No. SO1 D nrseE, corner
OF ID, northw west. She las 5ertor In delneat-
ing the Past, Present end Future. In lsve or busi.
ness her advice II Invaluable, describing your
friends, pointing out your enemies, and informina
Consultation stxiotly confidential. Ladies, q; CON
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pkofosALs FOB 81 bsisIkhoE sroHks-
OFFICE Posr AND DEPof
CoxMussARY OF SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHInGrpx, ID. G J., December Is, LIS
Sealed Proposals.. in On eiicase, vii be received af
this cfhce until ~ O'Clock n, on the frst MON
LAYS q January. rsbrnary. March, and Aprii.
1S7e, for the following eeoree:
Bsccn, Brssifssi Bacon, Flour, oorn eel. Bssns.
Rice, He nfny, Vinegar, Soap, cod Salt
Amount REQUIRED each month, quality, and con.
dscS7a q. BELL. o.e., U. s.A.
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kR Circulation More than Three
Times that Of any other Daily Pa
per published in " ashfngton, and
therefore on far the Rest Adrer-
ffsfn0 Medium tn the District of
Columbia.
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WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY
friends and the public in general, that 1 have
purcbaeed the stock aud fixtures Of the old aud vel
known PLUMBING and GAS FITTING ESTAB-
MkNT Of GEORGE COURTS ~. corner 9th streat
and Louhtana avenue, where am prepared TO f I
AL orders for Plumbing, Steam aad Gas Fitting at
the 'ovest cash rates.
Having corps OF Efficient Mechanics in nv en-
b'oy, gus tntee all work done at this establish
meDt to be first class.
would also inv lite attention to large and q ne
assortment OF Chandeliers, Toilets, Fancy Brackets
Drop Lights, Stove Pendants, Globes and Argsud
Shades; also, Ornamental Fouutaius, Double and
single Action Force Pnmps, Plumbers Materials
and Cook ing Ranges y hich am Offering greatly
reduced prices An early call is respectfully solicited
JOHN MCDONNELL.
Mr. j. Mcdonnell, my successor, is q gentleman of
worth and integrity. Having been associated with
me in business for many years, hetrfully nm
mend him as q finished Mechanic, and one thor
Ouehly familiar with all branches Of the business
thanking my friends and customers for their many
favors in the past, trust he may be continued
dec3i St. GEORGE COURTNEY.
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Notice.

UNITED STATS CENTENNIAL COgMIssrON,l
PHILADELPHIA, Dec p, ISIS. (
To prevent any mi, apprehension on the part ofthe
public, tie undersigned hereby certify aud an
noUncs that 10 other CATALOGUES GUIDE
BOOK of the Insernations' Exhibition of lsrs, con-
tsiaing advertisements. other tn the Ofcal Oat-
alosue published and sold By the entenniaI O>ta.
losue Company" and Of which 3. NJ. PErTEN-
GILL co. are exclusive Advertising
Agents. will be permitted to be sold With a
said Exhibition grounds during the con-
tinuance Of the Exhibition.
(signed) At GOSHORN,
Director General U. B. CsHtsnsial Commission.
JOHN WELSH,
President Csaisnatal Board Of Finance.
Philadelphia Office for the Official Cata-
IL logue Ne T0l Chestnut St
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MEDICAL, &c.


nR. BROTHERS, 80 year. experience in tn.
who bonvr him with their confidence assured of
speedy relief and honorable treatment; 900 street
II the Oldest established Ladies', Physician.
ono ne s 90 rom g. se O. 1sG
Ladies desiring treatment Of any complaint can
consult him v 18th the utmost confidence,
ss2aEa:s roonas Jor Lody PATIENTS. decn-lm
he. BUCKLER JoNKs.-Twenty years expert
" eroe In Female Diseases, irregularities, Owe
sasiae:s Sonhdsnta iss j. Howard Bsit
MADAME KIsTKLL, n. D., . Thoroughly en-.
Ir1 perienced and scientific Ladies Physician and
sss S 4 e;
privste residence. Ladies placing thenselve. under
the care Of sdame Resten guaranteed scientine
Dove, Ss: .Gs
S. ..i..ss. ZEE sorFH II. .. Cse
DkEsCRIPTION FRkE FOR The sPkKDy
. Cure Of seminal We.kp &c Lest Msnhooa, .nd
% xs STsSse L. % s II or
: .SS,s:s b Ras ssss. l.. G1S oiL.
DE- k J. .s.s,; I'eH FSS 30 ia sAGrIsos
fss;: !; s;
sonneIrnss reesntiy coe.rscssd cured n 70 dsys
:.sis. e "a NIB g:
out the use Of mercpy. eDeE1asorrbee, b.oashs
memory and insanity, general debility srsanic
Weakness, inyotsnsy sneryous bEitability SymPtons
hesrt ain. IN bask, dinner. ofdsSf OF Igiddinsss
evil forebodings. self distrust, &C., gpssdy cured
themselves I'm DR.. B.s hand can rely UPON beinS
scientifically end honorabiy treated Refers 20 t.
bigh TESTIMONIALS which y nov holds iron the Led
inS physicians Of Baltixsore. One lSl 10th stres
ncrfhWegt, 6o0 3 % .. N. Darzly
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-11-25
THE BLACK HIS.

Indian Comm. ssioner Smith, in his forth
coming report, will, it is said, discuss the
Black Hills question at considerable length.
He is aware that one thousand or more mi
ners haye made their way into the Sioux
country in the face of the most stringent
prchibitory orders by the military authori-
ties; that large number Of them have or
gained into an association for mutual pro-
lection, and have adopted laws and regula-
tons: have staked out and reserved their
claims in the right to which they expect
hereafter to be protected. In this compli-
cation the Commissioner thinks the govern
ment will be compelled either to increase
the military force sufficiently to strictly en-
force the treaty stipulations with the In
dams, or to bring such force to bear on
the latter as will induce them TO sell the
Hills at reasonable price. He recognizes
the fact that neither the army OF
the Indians can keep the adventurous
and money loving American min
ers out of country in which gold is be.
lieved to exist. He virtually represents
that the love of gold with them prevail:
alike over the fear Of being shot or scalPed
and any sentimental regard for the right
or the sensibilities of the red men. And, i
is in:imated, the Commissioner will sug
gest that it is useless to contend against thu
inevitable, and that the Sioux be offered
fair price for the Black Hills, and then b
brought to terms by the Withholding OF TN
rations now allowed them.