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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-03-09

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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
SHERMAN ON INDIANS.

Easy to Whip # They Keep Together.
Washn., Aug. 4.-Gen. Sherman and
the Secretary Of War were in attend
ance yesterday before the House COM
mittee ON military affairs In reference
to the Senate bill now before that COM
mittee for an increase Of the cavalry
regiments for operations against the
Sioux. The General favored the bill
and expressed the opinion that the
present force was able to whip the In
dams If the latter kept together, but in
case they separated the soldiers would
be compelled to do the same and there
might be danger. He then detailed tho
strength of the army aud the present
situation Of the various regiments. In
answer to inquiry whether troops could
be spared from the South to reinforce
the army in the Indian country, Sher-
man said: 81 am compelled to answer
that they can't be spared, because those
who are entrusted with power Judge
their presence there necessary. That
decision is to me sacred and final"
Mr.. Ferry-"You do do not, how
ever, say it is your Judgment"
Sherman--ssIt Is hardly right to ask
q soldier for an opinion behind his
duty. We ought not to form an opin-
ion. The strength of Crooks and Ter
ry's command isabout 2, 800 men each. u
Wfliams-s'Are you not impressed
with the idea that the Indians are break
ing upp"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
CONGRESSIONAL.


oANAAGs
Washington, Aug. "A concurrent
resolution providing for final adjourn
ment on Monday next was read. Win
dom moved that 1t be referred to the
committee on appropriations. Agreed
to.
On motion of Ingalls, the Senate in.
sisted on its amendment to the bill to
provide for the sale of the Usage ceded
lands in Kansas to actual settlers, and
agreed to the conference committee
asked for by the House. The chair ap-
pointed as such committee, ingalls,, Ed
munds and Herman.
Davis called up the report made by
the committee on finance some weeks
ago in regard to discrepancies in the
statements of the Treasury Depart
ment, and spoke at length on the sub
ject.
Logan reported a bill authorizing the
employment ef Indian scouts Passed
The following bills were passed: The
House bill to reduce the area Of the
military reservation at Fort Laramie
Wyoming, and the House bill to amend
Sec. 10 of the Indian appropriation bill
for the year ending June 30th, 1875, In
regard to accounts and bonds OF Indian
agents.
The bill to allow pension of S37 per
month to soldiers who have lost both
arms and legs, in lieu OF $24 per month,
was passed.
The post route bill was called up.
Hamlin explained the work of the COM
mittee on the same. The amendments
proposed by the committee were agreed
to. Hamlin offered an amendment re-
storing the fast mail service and spoke
in support Of it. Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House went into committee
Of the whole and was addressed at
great length by Garfield on the subject
Of general politics. As Garfield closed
the attentive audience applauded, and
Lamar congratulated him. Harrison
got the floor to answer when the com
mittee rose.
Lord reported back without amend
ment Blaine's school amendment to the
constitution. Adopted by q vote Of
166 to s. Adjourned.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05

tee, but says he will vote in the House
for the repeal. The full text of the
bill which will be reported is as follows:
Be it enacted, etc., That the resump-
tion clause in section 80 Of the act to
provide for the resumption of specie
payments, approved January 14th,
1875, which clause is in the words fol-
lowing, viz: 'fAnd on and after the list day
of January 1879, the Secretary of the
Treasury shall redeem in coin all Uni
ted States legal tender notes then out
standing, on their presentation for re
demption at the Office Of the assistant
treasurer in the city Of New York, in
sums Of not less than fifty dollars, " b<
and the same is hereby repealed.
The banking and currency COMMITTEES
By an amendment to the rules sdcpkef
this session, have leave to report at an,
time
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
LATTER MANY DAYS.
The Sycophantic Democratic Leaders
Accept the Nomination.
TH,snde Tyldear,

IHltllue ItdeHf.
Albany, N. Y, Aug. 4.-Gov. TIL
den's letter of acceptance of the Dem
ocratic nomination for President is
published The letter fully endorses
the st. Louis platform, calls attention
to the need of reform in the administra-
tion Of the Government, reduction of
taxation, and retrenchment in every
department. He alludes to prophetic
speeches made by himself years ago in
which he predicted the present depres-
sion in business, etc. He calls upon
all citizens to cut down their private
expenses, and aid in reforming the
country. He promises, if elected, to
purify the civil service, conform to the
wishes of the people and labor dill
gently for the advancement of the Dem
ocratic party.
Hendricks Horcl.
Indianapolis, Aug. 4.-Gov. Hen
drick's in his letter accepting the Dem
ocratic nomination for the -presi-
dency, states that he never expected or
desired the nomination, but cannot re-
fuse it. He heartily endorses the plat
form of the st. Louis convention, ar
faigns the Republican party for crimes
and misdemeanors without number,
saying that party is thoroughly cor
rupt and must be swept remorselessly
away" Hendricks in reality asks for
q currency which can be converted into
gold or paper at the win Of the holder.
He demands the repeal Of the specie re-
sumption act, and processes desire to
return to specie payment ct the earliest
possible moment consistent with Demo-
cratic ideas Of the public good. The let
ter closes with the regulation promises
as to reform, etc.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
MICHIGAN.

Republican State Convention.
Lansing, Aug. A.
The Republican State convention met
here yesterday and nominated for Gov
ernor, c. M. Creswell; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Alonzo Sessions; Secretary Of
State; Ely Holden; Treasurer, W. B.
McCreery; also other minor officers and
electors. The resolutions endorse the
platform and nominees Of the conyen-
tion, reaffirm the principles of the Re
publican party, review its record and
demand equal rights for all citizens.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
CENTRAL AMERICA.
Religious Riot.

Religious Riot.
Panama, July 26.-On the 10th inst. !,
in Palmyra, 300 Of the conservative
Catholic party attacked the government
troops, crying, ''live religion, down
with the governmentl' After two
hours fighting, ten men being killed,
the troops triumphed. Palmyra and
other cities are in state of siege.
Gold Discoveries.
The Star and Herald, of Panama,
states that American miners have gone
up Atrato river with hydraulic ma
chimes to get out gold, which, it ia
said, abounds in that river.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
WASHINGTON.


washington, Aug. 4.-General BAN
ming will present tomorrow q unani-
nous report from the military commit
tee on the headstone contract. The
committee find that ex-Secretary Bel
KNAPP usurped the control of the con-
tract, taking it away from the Quarter
master General, and that he did not
give it to the lowest bidder. The evil
dence shows that Belknap retained the
bids for two months and q half before
he made the award, which he divided
among four sets of bidders who were
not on an equality In prices, and that
three OF the four were bought out by
Bridges, to whom he allowed more
money consequently than to the lowest
bidders. Notifications were subse-
quently made on the terms Of the con-
tract which were favorable to Bridges.
The committee arrive at the following
conclusions
That the award was in disregard of
official duty and prejudicial to the in
terests Of the government; that altera-
tions in the terms of the contract were
an abuse of official power on the part of
the Secretary Of War; and finally, that
as the contract is now in the hands Of
honest persons for completion, under
Ouarter,,o sts, C.s,sr.i +ho ar,,,,,.;t+.s' ~ s.ao
AZ nrt daar, - uecassa .nH - ~eta, a,ss,
rssoIrt;ous M NM for ~ +he hSs ~ wno @hs th
Homse e;thor M =, rnu ,aoorS 70 sIaon tho ~ so
,.ta, e SiSne. Ne II tSsalu ~ " lne eA-oec- ~
.o.y aont " war or tne annuimenc Oh tne
Se' N,.,:.
'o.''''As'o''s'
Inc PRESIDENT mas nominated Almon
"a: Clapp OF new for6, pe pubic
Prineel; AnIe9 Jones, Of Caliiornla, 10
y acslSter Of tne ana once az Los An
se,Gsl Sala- 9e9. y. Machenzle 70 De
T[sslseeI 81 oIocKoon Caia. Lewis ID:
- IsSatPenser, OF new ork, 70 pc agent OF
.ne ln9lnns az Lne Grow agency, Mon-
lana; Wllam u. Wheeler to be ageny
~ y nlte RIVER agency, Colorado; 9: Al
,n meiieI, OF Daxota, 70 pe hegister Oh the
,anu o'nce :. I ankton' Dakota.
~ .gp'sea eo"ss'se"sonds Amendment
Inc douse commlttee on judiciary
to-oay agreed 10 report through Repre-
sentative LORD the following joint reso-
iutlon, originally introduced by Repre-
sentative Blaine, but amended in COM
miItee:
Dy tne senate and House OF Repre-
senta!lveS OF the United States OF
america, In Congress assembled, two
thirds OF each House concurring there
IN, tnat the Following be proposed to
tne several states OF the United States
as an amendment to the Constitution,
namely
Artlcle 16.-No state shall make
law respecting any estaplishment Of re-
nelon or pronlpiting the Tree exercise
thereof, and no money shall be raised
py taxatlon IN any state for the sup
Gort Of schools OF derived from any pub
NC iund therefor, nor shall any public
lanos oevoted thereto ever be under the
control o. any religious sect or denomi-
na1on, nor snal any funds 90 raised or
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
cHEYENrE WYOMING. SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST s. 1876

Sherman-'sI think they are scatter
ing now. Crook apd Terry are both
extremely careful, prudent and eau
tious men, and will not attack the In
dams in any position until they can
give them tremendous whipping"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-08-05
MISSOURI.
me Captured Younqer.

ooP'"fe" z o4'yeF'
St. Louis, Aug. 4.-Bruce Younger,
one of the notorious Younger family,
and Hobbs Kerry, arrested recently on
suspicion of being concerned in the
mail robberies, have been taken to
Sedalia, where it is expected they will
give evidence that will convict the
mail and express robbers that are in
Testing Missouri.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
LOCAL -BREVITIES.

Freestone Point fishing shore is offered for
rent.
The Union Prayer Meeting will be held ut
tho Methodist Protestant Church tonight at s
O. clock
Mr.. w. w. Corcoran was in the city to-day,
having been driven down from Washington in
his own carriage.
The Mayor has appointed Abner Lee special
policeman and assigned him to duty at the Fay
cite street depot
The lecture by Rev Dr. Newman for the ben
eft Of the NJ. E. Church has been postponed
from Tomorrow until Monday night
The excursion and exhibition of the Wood
lawn Farmers Club and Potomac Fruit Grow
ors' Association will take place on Friday next
A negro boy was accidentally struck on the
leg with a base ball bat this morning and SO
badly hurt that he had to be carried to his
home
Letters addressed to j. Fl. Delaplsne, Circle
vile, Ohio, and Miss Emma A. Speake, Mamie
moy, Md, are detained in the postoilce here
for want OF postage.
The ladies Of the congregation of st. Johns
Chapel. ear West End, will hold strawberry
FESTIVAL for its benefit .o-night tomorrow night
and Friday night
A fracas occurred between two staid and sober
citizens on King street this evening about the
dividing line between tfrir property. After
combatsnts knocked down. friends interfercd
and separated them.
A mad dog made his appearance on Henry
street this morning and bit two or three other
dogs He also attacked an old colored man,
blu. did not succeed in biting him. The dog WAS
finally shot, MS were also two others which werc
known to have been bitten by aim.
The steamer Lady of the Lake, of the Norfolk
line, which has been at the ship yard in this
city .or two weeks past, has been entirely re-
painted and renovated, and will leave for
Washington this evening. 1t is expected that
she will take her place upon tho line on Mon
day next.
A meeting of the Board of Supervisors of AL
exandra county was held yesterday. the only
business of public interest was the levy of 8 tax
of five cents on the hundred dollars value of
real and personal property in Washington dis
trict. which WAS orr cred to be collected Tor road
purposes for the year 1876.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
ENCU RSlONS.
TIT
E,..a.!a!a.-S

- So -
The steamboat VI AIRY WASHINGTON will
make Daily Excursions to Mt Vernon Springs
Marshall Hall and Glymont, including sun
days stopping at the various landings VIZ
Collingwood, the Forts, White House. Gunston
and Brick Yard, commencing Sunday, June i,
leaving her wharf, foot of Prince street, ut . %
a. M, Returning shout o clock D. ~ Fare Tor
the round trip SOC single ticket; club OF five To
tyn persons 4Oc zach club of ten or more SOC
each Families can ta!e pleasant day tip
down the river and enjoy The healthy fresh mir
at reasonable rates. No intoxicating drinks
sold on board the boat The Mary Washington
can be chartered Tor e"enlng excursions or 10
return for any parties that may wish to remain
at ANY Of the above NAMED resorts until nisht
For further information apply to n. BOUol
& SON or on bDard. 10 iii
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07

LONG Indulgence in over eating or drinklrrg
produces disorgauize1 Liver, and all the evils
attendant upon such advancement: depression
OF spirits, habituai costiveuess, nervous cxhaus-
ton, Indigestion; pain in the head, with nau
sea; iuIlucss of stomach after meals, chllllnes%,
general debility and 'anguor. Seek relief IRON
Simmons Liver Regulator.
1T is a very valuable +, III tdy Tor dyspepsia,
sick headache, torpid liver and such like dis
eases. ,
wv. S Holt, President of S. W. K. X. Co.
If ia ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07

We don't know. never having heard MIR.
Blaine speak the effect Of his oratory upon an
audience, but it must be grca':er than that OF
Pericles, Dcmosthcncs and Cicero combined II
il was sufficient to sustain him after the damage
ing effect produced by the: speech OF the
able representative from this district as puD'
lisbcd elsewhere nao days Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
Centennial

PHILADELPHIA. Juuc The attendance to-
day is still very large, anil notwithstanding the
warm weather not less than 40, 900 people arc on
the grounds. It's ANNOUNCED that San Salv"dor
and Guatemala have sent exhibits which are
en- route for Philadelphia. Gen. Haw!cy has
sent out Invitations to a reception al the Judges
Hall Friday evening. The reception is given to
Judges, comm ssioncrs and other officials connec-
ted with the exhibition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
l776. Centennial. 1876
GRAND EXCURSION FOR FIFTEEN
DAYS,
BY BAY AND OCEAN,
LII 4 - PHI La u Y |

BY BAY AND OCEAN,
FROM WASHINGTON TO PHILADEL-
PHIA AND RETURN.
A large Coaster, of $50 tons burtheE, is en-
gagged for the occasion. which will leave Ninth
street wharf } u + 10Th at p IN; returning,
will leave Philadelphia JULY 5th, at ! p. m.
stopping at Cape May Norfolk, Fortress Mon
roe Pincy Point, Bisckistono's Island.
Tickets, including meals, berth and admission
to the exhibition SIS
Ms-Tlckets limited to one hundred.
Three days in Phistelphia, July 3D., 18th and
9Th
For particulars inquire of john l. Hall, 400
18th st., s. w. Tickc.s can be procured from +.
D. Stuart dl3 7th st NV; John Webster, w
ave, between i! and lst sts., s.w John L. Hall,
4 q I3th st., E. W.; +. Chsmln, I2.h St., bet. f
and G, s.w; Metz"-otts Music store, Penn Nv;
G B. Graham, l-30 Penn. Az; Martin Baker,
It'll st. wharf; Ii. Z. Carter, 18Th It "A. CLARK,
firm of Clark s. Givcns, Washington; Hugh
Latham, Alexandra, W..
Those wishing to avail themselves Of this op.
po~.unity should apply for tlckets before the
18th of June. my 2j-tJl5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07

Wheat is dull and inactive, with light e,pts
and sales Of small lots ut az and ii5 for fair d.
There is better feeling for Corn, and we
note sale this morning at 81 for white; mix d
sold nj 81, 52!, 81 and 81, rs to quality receipts
1890 bushels No offerings of .ye or Oats, and
no change in the price of Wool
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
.HETTss1r 81 LES.
nv Green a. Wise.

lReal Estate Agents and Auctioneers.l
DSsIRABLE PROPERTY In THE ClIY
~ OF ALEXANDRIA AND COUNTY
OF FAIRFAX FOR SALE.
the city of Ale yanGria pronounced ct Its May
| term, 1876 in the chancery cause OF olnlth
administrator against LloyC 5 administrator ana
| others, the Undersigned commissioners therein
appointed, will, by public auction, in the Guy
OF Alexandria Va, on THURSDAY, the 9th
day of July 1876 at II o'clock M, in front OF
the Post,tlice building, otter for sale The follow
ing valuable property, to wit: ,o,o,,ur,
lst. The premises known rs NO. 40 SOUTH
WASHINGrON STREET, between Prince
and Duke streets. being 10. with three story
Brick Dwelling thereon.
q HOUSE and Lot OF GROUND, situated
upon the south side of Queen street, between
Washington and Columbus streets, and known
end numbered as No. 1872.
3 A TRACT OF LAND, in Fsrfsx county,
containing shout thirty scres, on the Little
tsl-er .u!npise road, known IS the MIL
TRACT" shout nine miles from Alexandria,
adjoining the farms lately owned oy Messrs;
Fisk, Wooster and Howard. IL has wood ana
water and good site for a country grlst ana
saw mill.
Terms One tenth Of tire purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue TO De paid IN
three ,quai ns;a, :lent= 1t SIX, Twelve ana eiSnl
Gen months, 10 DC secured by the bonds OF the
urcha>e-s, bearing interest II SIX per Co. from
The G.y Of sale, with gooa personal security;
the title to be retained until the purchase
money is tally paid, and the property
iab q to be r,s id nj the risk Of the purchasers
upo! his or their failure to comply with tha
terms If SAFE Uonvcyancing ii the cost OF the
pu :Cnas'trs. Il tClS II ohL1h
S. +. BEACH,
ie Scots Con,m'r RS. of Sale.
TNTENSlVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
u AND KITCHEN UkNlTUEE-On nc.
count OF the business engagements OF George
W. Harrison Ut Lake Michigan, and his lntcn-
lioas to remove thereto, wlll sell, at his resi-
d. nee corner of Royal and Prince streets, com
rleuclns ut 10 o'clock !. m, TIL koDAI the
S.h day of June III the FURNlFU ne ana
FlXTU RES contained therein, consisting OF n
.argn assortment OF choice Furniture, China,
Ht,L-s, Tsnwarc, &c, &c. Also \ large iot OF
CHOICE FLO " 4 Rs i pots. The PkOfEk-
TY FOB EENT 10 y good tenant. hegrounds.
are handsomely laid out. has m abundance ot
ch1ic. fruit, over one hundred grape vines IN
fall bearing and = first rate vegetable garden
NJ achud
Terms of Sale al sums under SO cash
over So sixty days endorsed paper, bearing
interest 1t per cent ,,
LUTHER D. HARRISON,
my 17-.I4 AucLr. for ihJs smith.
-u9p;t.sT- : L"S SAI,E
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
Thy TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK, June 7.-Stocks active and
lower Money u. Gold II. Flour quiet and
firm. W heat active and j. better. Lorn-low
grades lc better
BALTIMORE, June L-Vlrglnla SKIES, dc,
ferred &; Yirg as, consolidated, Ctr; do 2nd
series 81. Cotton dull and. heavy rliddIing
III .lls Flour FIRM and active prices un-
changed. Wheat quiet and steaoy; Western
red ll3s127; Pennsylvania red l33; Maryland
red 1IUall0 do. amber AZ l45; do. white l25s
no. Corn-Southern whito lower--5G.3i !;
southern yellow frmcr and highor-57ao9 ;
Western mixed tirmer; 5SS spot; je&aoS4 June !;
81! July. Oats dull and lower Southern, good
to prime, }j,.@7 Western white 31a3o; Western
mixed 32aa3G. Rye firm, but qucs at 75ssO.
HAY dull and lower; Maryland mod Pennsyt-
vanis l6aS2l. Provisions qHieS Ind unchanged
Pork nomlnsl at SO 81. Lard unchanged.
Butter quiet and unchanged. Coffee quiet Rio
cargoe$ 4!.l72; jobbing is! ,le5. Whl:hey
dull at 81 III. Sugar firm; demand moderate
ut 94slO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07

Nothing is more generally required, all over
the world, than safe, perfectly harmless anu
reliable purgativc medicine. All purgatlves
sometimes produce pain during their operation,
but DR.. Bal Vegetable Pills are lar less liza
bic to grippe than any other medicine which Is
as eticcrual. Ask your druggist for them.
Price % cents box
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on the 3Oth Of May. 1876 by
Rcv. j. NJ Holmes, Mr.. D. +. GRAHAM, OF
Wsrrenton, Va, and Miss FLORA L. MITCH
ELL of Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-06-07
FISH. OYSTERS, &c.

NOTICE NorlcE'
| would respectfully invite the attention of
my friends and the public TO the fact that have
removed my entire stock of FISH to STORES
NO. % SOUTH UNION STREET and No. III
SOUTH WHARF, whore will keep constant.
ly OH hand u large supply OF
Potomac and Eastern Fish.
Those wishing to purchase Fish would do we'll
to give mo call. as am prepared to guarantee
and sell cheap can be purchased in this
market
je7 =. j REED.