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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

Nix. Ed. DRUMHELLER, proprietor of the City
Hotel. made his house the leading attraction on
Tuesday evening by Illuminating the whole
building. The lights were beautifully arranged
BY his son Oliver, who runs the books Of tha e.-
tab'ishment aud meets all guests with happy
smile upon his countcuance. Mr.. Drurnheller,
though Democrat, IS a patriotic man, pro-
greselvc citizen, and know. how to keepa tiIst-
class hotel, all who stop at the CITY Hotel
will testify. The residence OF G. W. Smith, the
boss Z, Oceryanan of SunbuTy, also had his resi-
dence, on Market street, illuminated band
somcly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

w JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
SHAMOKIN, PENN'A.
Collections aud all other business entrusted to
his case will receive prompt attention.
Shamokn Jan. 81, I876.-1y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

! WAsHISGToN's BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION IN
/ SUNBURY.--Tuesday last. Wa>hinalon's birth
! day. was ushercd in by the ringing Of bells and
| firing OF cannon at midnight. When day
| dawued the skies ere bright and clear, which
| inspired many To have AN Old fashioned 22l OF
/ February. Early IN the morning our streets
began to present an unusually lively appearance.
Business was entirely suspended, aud everybody
appeared in good hunur To celebrate the day in
a becnming manner. Aboul 10 O'Clock III.
Market aud Third streets were thronged with
people OF the town and country to witness the
masked para de previously announced TO take
place. As the procession OF paraders came NJ
Walnut street Il grand rush for prominent po
>i;iun was made. They numbered about sixty
masked men, about twenty beng mounted on
horses, who represented charactrr- OF ''yeanc%nI
timre." They were followed with the artillery,
amhu lance, dram CORPS, inia. try and host OF
juNcniivs. The cannon Was mounted on a wagon
drawn by six mule.. Many OF the paradrrs
wore costumes of ludcsous characlcr, aud
nearly all we're disguised SO well that their most
intimate friends were unable 10 recognize them.
Many of thc residences on the route were pro
lusey decorated with bunting, and the pro
crssinn passed at several points shGtc> wrrr
fired from a miniature cannon. The caunun
drawn, mounted on the wagon, is an old rrljc
which many Of ou: Did ci izens are familiar
with. We are indehteI To f. c. Goblin. Esq,
for the sketch below OF its history this time.
Daring the afternoon the Sunbury Cornct Band
favored the citizens with excellent music on
Market square. In the evening the Washing
ton Steam Fire Company held a hall in their
hall which WAS well attended anI passed oil
pleasantly. 4 bail was also gwen al the Sha !
mokin Dam Hotel, in the lower part of the ho- !
rough. by mine hose Mr.. Chas. Garnger. which, |
We are informed, was one of the most pleasaus |
of the season. Mr.. Garugcr, being of those |
landlords whose patriotism is always bestowed |
in the right direction, celebrated this event by !
giving th, young people lots of enjoyment.
SUNBUKY Feb. 23. 1875.
Mr.. EDITOR The fanIa-tics celebration in |
our town yesterday WAS conducted in such Il |
that ii not only gave credit 10 them !
selves but also TO the town. Their conduct !
meriJcd the appreciation Of all who Witnessed il. |
Their officers were composed OF some of our |
best ritiz.ns.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
2,O52.S91

The revenue tax on c,gars is SG per thousand,
making the sum Of si2,3l7.3S. which was paid
to the government. \ pretty good tax, we judge,
for cigar smokers to pay in one year.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

To al 49,"
The Haz ttun team were handsomely enter
tanned At The Empire Iiousa by the Sudbury
team.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

5000 yards of carlet bought at forced sale: are
offered at half price at Marx & Bro. next door to
the Post office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

Mr.. PETER BUHEEIL, Of the Clement House,
outdone all his former Efforts Gn Tuesday last in
getlin- up a good dinner for the guests o: The
house. Peter is becoming extensively and IA
TOrably kHorn for the manner in whicE he treats
his guests. His custom is constantly on the in
crease, and all who stop once return again, and
ihe weary Traveller is made TO feel ~ hone.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

THE Democi aic County Committee net at
the City II utel. on TuOs ay last. The Boss of
the Ring. J. F.. Eichho1gz, presided over the
meeting, ana set up job to nave himself elected
a delegate 10 the State Convention. He was
even chosen a Senatorial delegate by acc.ama
ton. J. J. Auten and Henry +. Davis were
chosen Representative delegates This will
be a very strong delegation 70 represent the De-
mocracy Of Northumberland county, in the De-
mocraiic state Convention.
We would not at all be surprised il the canGi-
date fer President would be nominated, at Ian
caster, without any further effort to hold
tioual convention, after the speeches OF the
Democratic Rlug OF Northumberland county are
heard. They are sent by the Ring here, uu-
compromising and unterrlfrd Democrats OF the
ncst modern Improvement, and If not allowed
G" give theit views they wall certainly smash the
slate CuuvcEtiun, as sure as lasc. There were
no aliernaJr- appointed, but We presume that
". T. Eickry, and the Register aud Recorder.
l.. shipman, E.q., will accompany the delegation
to the State Convention TO assist fixing upa
slate.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
SUsBURr, January cath, 1876.
The firm OF Conley, Hackelt & Mateer is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The books of
the late firm will remain in the hands of j. II.
COnley & G. W. Hackett, who will continue the
hardware business at the old stand. All per-
sons indebted will please make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims present them for
settlement to CONLEY Il HACKETT.
Sunbury, Feb. Is, 1S16.-3t.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT sUNBURY.
NC. r. w. South. P.&E ERR. West.
{ ie Mail, 1910 u m Erie Mail, 6.22 a III
Est Llue, 200 a IN Niagara Ex., l2.S5 m
Pnila. Ex., 9.45 IN Emru Mail 4.O5 p m
Day Ex., l.lO pm Fast Line, 100 p m
sHANoKIN DIVISION, n. C.R.w.
LEAVE ARRIVE
Express, lO.4Oa m NAL, s.l5um
Mail, As N Express, 3.55 p m
An accommodation train leaves Shamokin al
7.IOa m, arriving at Mt. Carmel at 7.4O m.
X RIuring, leave Mt. Carmel at Goo = m, lrry-
ing At Shamokin $50 p IN.
D.H& W. R. r Trains leave at 6.55 a.
AMI arrive at $50 p. IN.
LACKAwANNA x BLOoMSBURG K. r.
AT NORTHUMBERLAND.
Leave north-6:45 a. IN. 1855 p. m. 4:5O =. m.
Arrive from north-l2:I5 p m, and 6:lO, p. ~
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had of
J. Shipman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot
Summer Arrangement for the Post
Office at Sunbury. Pa.
Office Open from 6.5O a. Dl., 10 p. 's.. sIcEpt
SsotdGgS.
TINE OF ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF THE
MAILS.
Arrives as follows:
From the East AT 5.l5 a. M, $40 p. M,
4" South. 5l5 a. m, 4.lOp. M.
q" West, SIS d. M, 1l.l5 a. M, l.15 p IN.
and 4.lO p. m,
Moth, 30 a. M, Ills a. m, 40 pm.
Shamokin aud Mt. Carmel, 9.25 a. m.
Shamokiu proper, 400 2. M
Mails close rs follows:
For the East, 5.45 Il. m, 1850 a. IN, $50 p III.
500 p.
- South. 1850 a. M, $50 p. m, p. m.
- West. 1889 Ia. M, $50 p. m, 500 p Va
-" North, $50 p M. y. m,
Shamokin proper Ills a. m.
SRrmokin and offices on that route; 40
Money orders viii not be issued aftef p. m,
on Saturdays.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

HoRsE SToLES.--A horie owned By William
Milheim. residing near the BnIl tavern, in Mon
tour county, was stolen from the barn Of Bony
ShiYcs, in Lewis township, Northumberland
county, on Wednesday night of last week Mr..
VI. attending a social gathering at the
house OF Mr.. s., and took his horse from the
wagon and ted him on the barn floor, with the
harness on, and from there the horse WAS taken.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

ID. II Il w. r. r Trains leave at 6.55 a. IN.
AMI arrive at $50 p. IN.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
Feb. l6--2t.

The Proceedings Of the SuubHry Teachers
Institute were handed in jus. We were going
To press. too ate for this issue We hope that
in the future they will be received somewhat
sooner, and that they will not be written on both
sides of the paper. We shall cheeriully publish
them II our rules are complied with.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

p. l. HACKENBEgG, ESQ, does not cOEhne his
.oyc of pets TO horses. dogs and birds. Tie has
lately added to the list ''old clocks" Does he
hear of a clock OF the Old cabinet style with
the movements OF the moon and band of mus-
clans attached he Immediately dispatches
courier to secure tie relic and does not stop at
sizIbc reduction OF his bank account 10 become
posscssor of the valuable prize. His latest ven
ture Is Il mammoth clock with solid walnut cabi-
net ease, II baud of musicians, capable uf play
M eight tunes, the movements of the moon,
DC. This clock, as near as can be asceIIaineC,
10 $50 years Old, having been broug II from Ger
many by the grandfather of the party from
whom Mr. HuckenberS purchased it. IL had
been in possession of this party for over fifty
years, and could be traced back nearly seventy
years more. When We come 10 consider that
pendulum clocks were only invented about two
hundred years ago, the clock now in Mr.. Hack
enbcrg's possession can be looked upon 4,
of the oldest time keepers in tn: world. The
Squire had better SEND it to the Centennial.-
.Ktitonio".
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

LACKAwANNA x BLOONSBURG K. r.
AT NORTHUMBERLAND.
Leave nortb-6:45 a. IN. 1888 p. m. 4:5O =. m.
Arrive from norih-l2:45 p. m, and 6lO, p. III.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

The CORRECT DATE OF WL-HINGToS's SIETH.
We heard several arguments on Tuesday last
ia regard To the date OF Wasbington's birth,
and as both parties were probably correct in
their opinions, We give the correct history to
his birth 10 avoid any further discussions on that
subject. Washington was born in Virginia.
near the banks o: the Potomac, on the llth of
February, 1892. Twenty years later the Gre
goIian calendar having been adopted in the
British dominions, what is known as The new
style WAS begun, and the dropping OF eleven
days changed the Ilth to the I'D of February,
which ever since has been The acknowledged
Washington anniversary. One hundred and
forty four years have elapsed since the father OF
ms country first ''breaIhcd the breath Of ife.'
Ills death took place on the 18th oi December,
l7yy, aged 6S years. The heart rf the nation
lhruJDcd with sincere sorrow when the death Of
its greatest man became kaowu. Il WIS ,ie.
ciared surely without eXagGrrlI!on, that he wa.
first in war. frst IN peace and first in the hearts
uI his couutTVluy!i.' -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

The BoEoUGH ELECTIoN.-At the e'ectiOn
held in Milton, for borough officers, .ast week,
there WAS deep interest manifested and the
tickets were all freely scratched" Below we
give the result:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had OF
J. Shipman, Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
The following Is a list of the officers elected
in Northumberland borough and Point township.
on Tuesday of last week:

The following IS list of the officers elected
in Northumberland borough and Point township.
on Tuesday of last week,
BOROUGH.
Chief Burgess-J. c. Forsyth.
Council--John Hoffman, Jno. F. Redline, Jno.
| T. Colt, Henry s. Graham, Abel johnson, Cyrus
| Brouse and VIM. Elliott.
| School Directors-Wm. II. LIghou and John
| Shovin.
| COnstable--Thomas London.
High Coustable-James Welker.
! Superyisors--Joseph Martin, sr., and David
| IIilkeTt.
Judge of ElectiOn--GeOrge Eycrard.
mspector--DaviG Shaw.
Asscssor--George W. Weiner.
Assistant Assessors--John Nesbit and d. NJ.
! Brautgam.
Oyerseers of The Poor--J. Matthias and j. C..
Lloyd.
TOWNSHIP.
Judge of Electiou-Wm. Grady.
InspectOr-John Hamor.
Assessor-iIenry Watts.
Assistant Assessors-John Epler and Ellis
Walker
School D;rectors-Johu (. Hopewell, Thomas
Yandug aud John V. Walker.
Overseers of the Poor--RobeIt Curry and
Abraham Haas.
Supervisors-B Benjamin Reichenbach and Cyrus
Young.
COnStable-Jacob Probst.
Audtor-John U. Hopewell.
TIE BoRoUGH ELECTION.-At the e'ectOn
held in Milton, for borough Officers, .ast week,
there was deep interest manifested and the
tickets we're all freely scratched" Below we
give the result:
BOROUGH.
Burgess-C. II. Dougal.
Assistant Burgess-John VI. Roush.
COnstable-John \. Summers.
High ConetabIe-George Erwine.
AudItOr-Speuccr l.. FInney.
NORTH WARD.
Town Council-W. ii. Phillips.
School Director John K. Trcgo.
Oycrsecr of Poor--Joseph Dadwell.
Justice of Pcace-EImund Davis.
Assessor-Juhn Miller.
Assistant A,sessoIs-Thos. 3. Hull, Elias
Dickrll.
Judgc 0f Elcctions--D. VI. Krauser.
InspecJors--Ferd. Piper, Robert Riddei.
SOUTH WARD.
Town Councl--W. II. Reber.
Scuuoi Direclur--L. NJ. Morton.
Cycrsecr of Poor--Henry Harris.
AsscssOr--Gcorgc ". Irwin.
Assistant Assessors-Leuas Stort, - +.
Cares.
Judge Of Eiectious-H,C. Sticker.
Insprctors-Joe \ Logan, Matthias Strinc.
TIE following ticket was elected in Turbut
township Oh Tuesday of last week:
Judge OF EiectiUn-W IllIam Hcinen.
peclora-Wm. q. Folmer, Reese d.
Gauby.
Conslable-Ni Nichael Faubcon.
Overreers Of Poor--Jacob stamm, Thomas
Crawford.
upcrvisors--Danicl Fisher, John Hoy.
School Dircctors--Samuel ElOtiI, john Mas
Ivlt:.
Assess sor--Johu ". Hucthcr.
Asst Assessors-Hram Sheager,* Samuel
Knapp Reese d. Gauby.
AuditOr-John Hang.
%Tnesc Two were tied.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

CIGAKs MANUFACTURED ~ TIE 18th DsTKiCT,
IN lS7j.-We are indebted 10 Isaiah s. Goss!er,
Esq, for the follow ing statement OF the number
uf cigars manufactured in the End division of the
li'h District of Pennsylvania, during the yea-
1910. Juniata county is in this District but has
80 manufactures. The number is as follows
Northumberland, l,lOO,5l5
HhyueT, 49f, ,o12
Jnion .................. 454.Sj0
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

RECEIVED We. the undersigned, having jus;
latest kiylcs, WI make than line Il specially
with oar clothing business. We will always
keep on hand the --latest styles and will sell them
AT lower prices than any one el>' can afford %
sell. SrNoS q OPPESHEIsER,
Central Clothing Hail,
Cor. Third and Market Sls., SUI bury
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

FNNS1OO ELEGANT OIL CHROMOS, mount
hU E1N 10 ed, size 9zl1 FOR 81. or 20 for 81.
CbromOs of every description. NATIONAL CHRONIC
CO., Philadelphia Pa. Feb. Is-4w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

The ENTERPRISE BUILDING AND Loan Asso-
CIAuON.-By reference to another column our
readers will see that the above association is
now prepared to sell stock in its second series
THIS association il an enterprise of the mechan-
ics and laborers OF Cakctown, but it is 50 man
aged that the Stockholders OF Sunbury will be
saved the necessity of going that distance to pay
Their dues by the arrangement of having the
secretary of She ASSOCIATION reside in Sunbury
proper. to whom all dues can be paid NJ any
time previous TO the regular meeting The as
sociation itself meets in Caketown, and will
consequently furnish all members from that To-
cality ali the CONVENIENCE that could be desired
As tho greater part OF the gains of any associa-
tion of like character is derived from the amount
of money borrowed, this association claims tha:
it is better situated for that purpose than any
association in this vicinity of country.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
yy;uoua and st. PeserLiue
Pullman Pnlaee Cars

Ia the old Lake Shore Route and is the only one "a
through Evanston, Lake Forest. Highland Park, VI
nm E..r1c l. L.. iI.r.nrr H..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
Esaiiroad Time Table.

RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS AT sUNBURY.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

THE CHICAGO & SoaTH-wEsTERS RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk
Railway Lines of the WEST and NOIsTHWESTS and,
wiki its branches and connections forins the
shortest and quickest route between Chicago and ali
points N Illinois, WISCONSIN, Northern Michigan, Min
nesOta, Iowa, Nebraska, California and the Western
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25

y. G. Z. w. South. p. Il f. X. r. West.
Sic Mail, 1910 m Erie Mail, 622 III
I ,sL Liue, 200 a N Niagara EX., I2.S5 p m
Pnila. Ex., 9.45 a IN Elmirn Mail 405 p NJ
Day Ex., Ito pm Fast Line, 200 = m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1876-02-25
D
Omaha and California Line

l. the shortest and best route for AL points in Northern
Illinois. Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming Colorado.
Utah, Ecyada, C1liiornia Oregon, China, Japan and
Australia. Its
Chicago, Madison and st. Paul Line
, 1876-04-07

ronoh tia ears Of tho tired mlnsrs. Only III t
Wild shick OF tho rcd Demons awoko them. ~
slio atalnpotio Of tho stock. Thcu tbeY rant
lhc rnhtn.door, md fol Aoross ia
ritlo-balls. and ttoad. What followed may ba ~
t,clpatod.-tho ulter stampede OF tho stock. A.,
tho scalping Of tho miners. Noxt day tho r,einh'
boring campa woro aroused but what potieY ~
pursuit. could thero 10, with no trait or trAno r.,
which 10 discover tho vilnius7
These bloody incldonte, however, hays \ ,.oa
enoy to attract ratAor ttlan sepel tho ineoms,
from tho Statos; snu, IS tho weather boptna Z
clcar up, the immigration wtll increase, r.. h
create, Hsstn.. bulk a;c, OF + ! believe. Nii i
point. eidnoy Ia small plsas
but II 6nors worry superior Inducements Ia f. ~
markAbly cheap rates. Of transportation in tbs
shosiness OF its route, which Ia, by ncsuai tne..
uromont, gu miIos nearor 10 Gustor City thac
shat via Ohoyenno and In the spiondii
character Of It's road. which Ia wall vooJ.
ed and watercd, and has an abundsoss
Of grass. II leads over beautiful nav bridrss
ACROSS tho North Platte. built At an o1ponse y
sidnoy. alone, Of $3,0O0. The middle oT iii.
month thore will outfit at this point, aud
40 ovor tho Sidney routo. a Joint party Of psr.
haps 200 mon from Missouri mud Ohio, propsrs,
tlon for which tho ctizcns Of this place ara nov
making. CgAzr 1oAsE.
, 1876-04-07

only nap had during the might. I ~ 1s!le,sd By
Capt 6slt a. s:ao o'clocf. These two gnntsmou can
state tho vigilance kept on tho vaut willis they were
thers The mutt may hafo bctn opened bctnre wAs
called 10 the door ~ Page and htchc but WAS not
atter that &ue bncatss kept my gro continually on
ths ysult.ioor during .hn tcu,tinder Of The time
esaycd on watch.
Tho gentlemen Of she Republican PARTY promised 70
rel!ero no at T. 1n.. but dill not, wsa conpsltcl
10 r.ay during the whole ntsht until rsliescd
Al $50 !. m. hare no Doubt row though
I did not think until called to the door by Nj.
Isre that thrre waA unllbcrna tchcmn 10 ksuff tho
haiotbox in tho interest OF the rcrfnnA now Ia pos
fesaon ef the town oiace. md, after working sll
day and sltting up al might, have permitted the
vau1soor to 10 opened and ho box stuffed they tnTe
Y sffasss5 f st tnb whole % eTord an m 9'a ;ho
opinion o{ my party. sul Prepared to 70 upon the
wttncas-stand with the'e Other gentlemen and bring
e ruslsh%sn. any ous gully af th' outrage %ron
a. all tho circumstances will attach to mo for slow
Ing the sAu1tdor for moment to bc out Of my sight.
II The vault has hocn opened It must have been dono
quickly, MI, tho combustion tnnSt hRyp bntn set on
putl'oso to accomplish this outrage Your.
rThe reporters vers from Tns TRIBUNE of.lce,
There representative Of tho Yt,nss present at
Lie TINA TO which Mr. Hunter refers.-Ep1
, 1876-04-07
TIE BLACK HILLS.

mn1. Coni1ltvH's Chicago pnTtJ stucn
En Itontc-Mnsphcro of Miners by
kndinns-Atdnoy, Mob, MS q rlnce
OF Outtit.
Spsehs Corrtspoudtnes of tbs Chicago 4rtouux,
SIDNEY Nsb., April 4.-Thia morning con-
versed with genttoman just in from Cuater
City, and he gayo mo q numbcr Of nove-polnss
that know to bo reliable. because have travel
ed through this 60 untry with him myself,
He says that Mst. Ooak|ing's party from CHI
cago, joinod by several OF Col. Carpenters st
Iouia expedition, arc nkuck In tho mud OF The
Cheyenne route, halfway betwoon that place
aud Custer City, Notwithstanding they started
twslve days ago, aud should have boea
Cheyenne with something moro tluu two
months' psoyslons, md shout THO sauo amount
OF foed for thof stock but Il IL feared that
both tAesnAelvss and the[r teams will sutI0r tot
food bofots they can roach Custer, ~ they havo
not yet p.saed over the wosat part OF tho route.
hAa the confidence Of tho company lie is heaaiug.
Ny informant a,aO Etros me full particulars OF
the uassaeta Of two miusts week ago on
Deaduoo4 Useek. famous ~ slch place for
claim there early iu .he> soason, had
built them aluices, and put them up comfort
Abla cabin. l,sstdss. shls. they had gathered
about thom quite quantity Of stock. aud wore
Labor, digging down on the Deadwood for
Tho yellow duat, they cAmo to their cabiu.
cooked thstr aoppsf and ats II, and then retired,
aimest s1hausted. There bad been rum6r and
scent OF Sioux about the d,gRingS that DAY; but
such wora oommon, and tho men wore acsu-
silly too weary TO koop the guard
they would oshaf Htse havo done. The dsrk-
ness wAa iutansc. aud tho SNOW came silently
down, snd dr,fted through the moaning pipa
tress. Ths winds we're eavere, too. sni
ths tsamplin8 OF that band Of 6Isux did nof
, 1876-04-07
AN INDIGNATION MEETING.

THE routsTW wAnbEHY NinE III THEIR M1nHr.
A meeting VI tho Fourth Ward Republican
Club was bold last night ut tho Headquarters,
corner Of Th!Ety-Azst strcct and Michigan ay-
onue, the President, i. r. Matthews, in tho
chair. A resolution was adopted whereby tic
Club pledged to support tho nominees for Alt,er
mon made at the primary election hod the DIV
previous, and committee Of forty was chosen
to look after tho interest Of thu nomtneas ut thu
approaching clactton.
Tho Cilair then appointed . Committee on
RESOLUTIONS, which suggested tho resolution sot
furth ~ tho report Of the MaetinY Of democrats
and Republicans Immediately following.
The tnooting tlloa adjourned. when tho Lead
ing nlemoars ot this Fourth Wsr1 Democratic
Club which had been III session III tbs ihiincli-
ase ueighborhood, oaln0 In, aud nlaas.nleettng
OF Democrats aud Republicans was hold. 7. i.
Matthews, tho UhstEu,nn Of tho Republican club,
,Oa motion u ). L. High. bernard oallashlu va
Tbs following resolutions wero then read and unan-
lHIouslY a1uptcls ..
wuxhxAs The cisizcns Of tho Fourth Ward did, on
r yongri.co in sail ward for tho purpose Of elect
lug tck.l fol The Town O! South Chicago, and did.
~ Regular nanhor at preSldelJ O'CLOCK Iu eloct
Tue pEesldg Ead other officers at said voting pAcs;
abu.
MHER1As. Attsr such organization 1t tho rcgutar
yoiiny pAeu IN said ward. Edward Phillips, to-
f:lhef WIN small nuinlsF II persons tn violation ol
Law. di1 lIAudlsutly appropriate 10 themselves tho
lskuaf haot.ox spr'onttd to bo used y sAid voting
place. hn took to aunhts Ind different place iu said
ward. and orene4 uUw voting rlacs and irrrguatIy
Received vuses Mach thty lav9 received tho vote4
esss N sasA Wat und xA!ch action " xbe 10 sssuI.
III tho throwing out Of tho whule Ut tho votu Cast At
sa1d regular y"lin" place; therefore.
itAsotft'f liy the Ispnhean CIub OF tho Fourth
Wart, that VT rohdsnlu ii unmeaAursd terms tAs
coudrt II said Iluhla a.I lis friends in such ID.
t!na r1lut,at!y nuirsgs,s aud lhAt 10 noTomens
ea u too 4s'sse " puinsa4ux sucA tass4hIy, aud wu