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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02

This city, a. is well known, l. situated Il
the confluence of the ohio aud Mi,sis>ippi
rivers, ut the head OF uninterrupted nayi A.
ton on the Mississippi. being below OH
structions by zee IN the winter and low
water in summer, aud Il us has "a clear and
open river communication 1t all times over
the Mississippi aud II, tributaries. with all
the country south. to the Gulf OF Mexico
and the Atlantic Ocean. Cairo Las also the
same character OF communication with al
the country north over the streams Rowing
by II, when those streams are not innayi.
gable by reason OF tee or low water.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02

lts central location In the gree. uNey ot
the Mississippi, aud the great wealth OiriNer
aud railroad communication, give. TO Cairo
unsurpassed advantage A. commercial
point, A. 1t affords 10 her oLsy aud cheap ~.
cess to all the grain producing districts OF
the North and West, and similar access to all
the Agricultural produce consumers OF the
south, thus presenting the best lOcttiOn IN
The Westfo an interchange Of the respect
Productions
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02

- That u train will leave the depot "i the Cairo
and Nnccnncs Railroad, in Caiiu m clock,
\. VI. on the day of sale Attending all persons
an opportunity Of reaching tie points above IN
time for The SALE, ~ the usual rate al fare,
bRENII MORGAN n co,
Mortgages.
Dated, March -, Is7G.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02
Why will YOU suffer

nIai,m, sprns, Stitg Joints, Swelings, Burns
>cald> or Weak Back, when the Ccntaur Liui-
iurnt affords certain relief. Many articles sooth
pain to Il certain extent, but ,eniaur Liniment
cures The White linimont !, for the human
family, the yellow linimrnt Is Tor horses and
animals. D-2-2i-l3tw.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02
Cross and sickly children o.

he made healthy aud strong by regulating their
stonachs anc bowels with Castora II Is more
elective than Castor oil and l. rs pleasant to
take as honey For Wind Collie, sour stomach,
Worms and tnsiiNencss, there !, nothing IN cN
istenCc equal 10 tu-t0Iiu
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az tn %00 per day at home Samples worth
w w W~O.$l free Stinson X Company
Portland Maine.
,INHE TANITE CO., sTRoUDsBURo
] PA Emery Wheels and Machinery

len years ago Me,sr'. Geo. =. Rowel 4 Co. q,
established their advertising agency in New
York city, Five years ago they absorbed the
business conducted by. Mr.. John Hooper,
who wa. the rr,t to go into this Kind ol enter
Prise, Now thcy have the satisfaction Of con-
trolling the most extensive and complete adycr-
Using connection which has ever been secured
and one which would he hardly possible in any
othrl c"un,r' lUt this, They have succeeded IN
working down complies bu,inc,- into 80
thoroughly ,y,lcmatc method that no change
IN lhc newspaper system OF Americ'. can escape
notice, while the widest information upon all
topics interesting to advertisers j. placed readily
al the dlsposI, nj the public.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02

Public noiis- l. hereby given, that ~ virtue
al the provisions Of critain chsiicI mortgage,
executed jointly lay A. V Sanford and " l..
morrill,, a. receiver OF the Cairo and yincen-
mes Railroad with It's equipment, and the Cairo
and Nincennes kailtoad Company, bcaiing date
February l ls1 ,, to The under signed, and by viz
tue OF an oricr Of the circuit Court of the United
Will on the 18th day of April. \. u 1915 sell al
public vendue to the highest bidder Icr ca h Ia
hand the follow ing die-ci ibed go"d- and ,iaitels
now il OuI possession, being The sam. described
IN said mortgage ani In the sa.d order of court
to-wii:
ENGINES.
Passenger Nos. |, ., . and I.
Ftrlght-Nn4 !, IT, :. aud g.
switch No. IL Total pumirr of onpinr-.
ten tlo; numbered iroin one tD 10 len tlo) in
elusive
Nos. ;. land I. Total uuml"t of caboo IS.
\; numbered nom one ~ To- four t'l inclusive
IMPRESS CARS
Nos and ,. Total number OF express car.
two ~ numbered one 90 aud two t.)
BAGGAGE, MAIL AND EMPRESS CARS.
Mo-. sand 10 Total number OF baggage, insil
ani cNire.s cars, two %; numbered nine C'i
and ten 90.
rAssENGER COACHES.
Nos. ], - !, ., q, and :. Total nnmh'i
one ~ Ia eight ~ inclusive.
BON CARS.
Numbers :, T. 6, :, ~, ", ~, IL Is, ~, %, ~,
81, p, ~. ~ ~, %. IS, iO ~ ~, a., d 20, q!
-, &C. Is, %, 90 81, 3D. ~, 80, a. a. ~. - ~,
y, - So -, No. v, %, gd. ps. 100, 14, iui iOG
,e, T. ~, r. ~ li,, 49, ~, ~. ~ e,
~; IA, 10, Is, leo Total number of box cars,
eighty ls,D numbered from two tll To one hun
drcd and sixty Q") inclusive, even numbers
only.
STOCK CARS
Number. ,wl ,p2, ,oO3, ,0oi. 90, ,0d
~, ,,1s, ,'%r,, LOO, Ion, l,ol?, LOIS l,0i
,p,in, n,%ls' ,Oi7, ,ols. LOIS and go. 10
cd nom one thousand and one q ,odll TO on,
thousand and twenty q ,U1tD, inclusive
FLAT AND COAL CARS.
Nnlnner. ~ ,, ~ IT, -, y, H. ~. y, -
1's,, - ", y, -. ~, -, ~, o., u, H. ~, ~
- -, -, -, ~, -, ~, ~, ~, H. 20, - IL ~,
81 ~, -, -, ~, II. %. %, ~. ~ iO, iu3, icj
100 100, ~, llj, No. III and llD Total number
Of Nat and coal ears sixty t~D numbered from
one ~ 10 one hundred AMI nineteen QlD inclu-
sivc, odd number, only
Together with all aud singular the apturtc-
nancrs tliertinio belonging ar ia anywisc Hli-
pcrfainin being portion vi the rolling .tock
upon The SAID Cairo and Nnccnnc- Railroad.
HAT SAID sale will he made al the following
stations on the Cairo and Ninc.iIncs Railroad,
~ III" nm" nct opposite each, that H. To- saw
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NEW YORK TIMES June II, $50.
R@ All for $1.OO.

Ten elegant ,hocts of Choice Music arranged
Tor the Piano Forte will bc sent by mail on H..
celpt OF one dollar, post paid OF single copies
al H. cents each
They can also lie ordered through any news
dealer In the United states.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02
M0rtgageo's Sale,

Whrrca., Hoor.c Cochran and Martha
~ cochran bi, wife, 10y their certain sale
NOR lga"o' dated August 2pth 1873, and re-
corded oD pages sol, N5, 800, and 3O7. and
recorded IN volume -" OF mortgages, in
the recorders Office of Marion county. ILL.,
nos, moftgagcd h. the undersigned the
northeast quarter oi thc northeast quarter
w SECTION twcntS-one (2I, township two
- h"Iln range one ~ east. containing
r"'S W. acres, and the west half of the
,,"V'"'rt Illaricr, al thu southwest quarter
~, ltpli twenty-five i!al, township two
~ norm range one 40 east containing
,,.'y I'D acres, all situated in the county
OF Maroon, aud State OF Illinois, TO scrur,
'ho alihcnt Of u certain note. in said mort
gaze specified Now, under the provision.
nl sald mortgage, default having been made
W. the payment of said note. the unders IN.
ed WIZ onei said above described property
Tor sale ~ auction, Ia the, highest bidder
for cash, at The court house door in Cairo,
Alexander county, Illinois, at tie no II OF
ao''lOck y m, ol
Monday, Apri, i7,h. A. u. 1876
Tor the purposes IN said mortgage set forth
MMiEh lifsLor, Treasurer Mortesgee
,n wa,en CAIRO, Ill, March. 90 1875,
'IlBtRT, Attorneys.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02

Lots and land IN Cairo nrc now offered at
very low prices, atording favorable oppor-
tnnilles TO purchase, aud the owners pre-
tont the location Ia the public as Offering
unriyalcd advantages Tor the succe ssful cs-
tabl shment OF commercial or manufacture.
my enterprises, and the best locality IN the
country Tor broiifable investment OF capital.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02
=. STATS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,

CAIRO. Ill, Ma, lot, is1,,
3 1911
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-04-02
PONDS
EXTRACT
The Peoples Remedy.
Tho Universal Pam Ext actor.
Note AK for Ponds Extract.
Take no other.
''HrHr' Tor viii -prak of excellent ihluys

Hear orIwll ,nral Of excellent hing. ;
, 1876-07-18
TElEGRAPHl{. NOTES.

BosroN, July 17.-The Committee in charge
Of subscriptions for tho Old South Church hav-
tng aakcd an extension OF time for tho purchase
OF tho property until Jan. !, and tho same hay
Ing been refused by tho Society, the former
l1ayc abandoned alt hopo Of saving the huIltl-
lug, md tho work OF demolition will 10 begun
ut once.
MnMr,1.s, Tenn., July l7.-Thc new telegraph
cable was successfully laid by snpt. baker aud
Sol. Palmer, this afternoon, despito tho ox-
ccsaiYc hcat aud high water.
Nav York, July l7.-The persons appointed
by tho Chancellor ot New Jersey to receive pro-
posals for tho purchase Of tho Stevens battery
met to-day at Hobokcn to receive bitls. Five
wc1o received. It ts understood that two for
cIgn powers arc bidders fur tho battery.
Hpsefa' ntspatcA 10 Tie Tribune.
Iowa CRY, H., July l7.-Thc report OF the
City Sexton SHOWS that there was not singlu
death iu tlis city during tbs month OF Junv.
Where Is the city In the country Of 1nuru than
10000 Inhabitants thut euu make sl1utlar health
exhibit
Special DitpdteA to 71s Tribune
BUCHANAN, hicll., July l7.-.Iho buchanan
Furniture Manufactory has reduced tho wages
of it, employees ~ per cent. The men hayo al
struck.
Nsw YoHK, July 17.--Atrived-
Countess Of Duncriu, from Hallta1, to con-
test fur thu Qurcn's cup.
, 1876-07-18

Themselves In 3 most helpless position. With
want OF foIcthoughs highly, cnlpable IN the
face Of hostilistes being carried On upon the
have reduced the snail garrison ot Canadian
and = like 0 number m d u Infantry: Till Till
change was effected on the 30tt Of Juno ult-, at
s s eey sSis % Il II he S,eis %fsn!s seaH IN f%sn:
only s.kc1 from partiatnept y. appropriation
officers, non-eommissined officers, and men
have now nearly ali taken their departure Tor
call TO arms, the defcnso Of hearths and homes
would practically deyofvc upon p,
RECRUITS or THE KAWRsT KiFD.
Owing etllfbcral conditions prescribed for the
tlsls year. the two Inst rc1na'nIng rtac companies
In tllis Province have tltsbanded; and the Wipn-
peg Ffcld.Battery-the only corps pretending
cren to paper organlzatton7fs as yet but I'm.
this year so far: There arc not only ,held-guns
and ammunition, hut probably 1900
stand Of snnli arms. together with a
lnrgo amount Of equipment, untler the
but The nsms arc said TO be In a most inefficient
condition, while the knapsacks and aIoutrc-
tnenta arc Of o pattern condemned more ttian
ten years ago by the British War Department.
Should trouble occur, ne unfortunate 3Ialitu-
bans will be obliged to
=. HOLD our scALps ON As WE'LL AS We CAN
I'LL relief comes from Canada, which, II Uncle
Sam Is a. ugly as he WAS over the Fcnian busi.
ness, means three weeks journey BY way Of
II Is Il common belief that trouble Of some
sort to tho Cauadian Government Is sure to
arisa from your Sioux war. The temporary
SUCCESS lust gained by the savagcs must have
charges difficult to manage; and when the day
comes that tho United States inhlets severe
punishment, VIC may expect that the whole
tribe Of Sioux will cross tue frontier, bag alh
haggagc. Though. willing enough To receive
Inc rs ka t,t of sgnnt' need har
refugees, Us those you sent us after the Minnc-
euta inassactu harc
CAUSED QUITE Trouble ENOUGH.
Indeed, last year, there were frequent COM
plaints from t4c settlers In the llelEhhoElood
Of Portage ID Prairie, In respect To tho out
RACES pefpctrnted; and matters went 80 far
that the local Government made application
Tor detachment Of troops to bu quartercd IN
the locality. Further, ln the last annual report
q Maj:-Gen. smyth,- oil!ser u the Imperial
da,-thcsc was strong Recommendation that
at least one company Of Infantry should bc
established IN D. deic,tsible post ut High
DluG, ahout miles from the Portage. Col.
here, urgently counsclcd IN Increase III tile
force that would enable such q detachment to
be supplied without bringing the strength Of
the garrison at Fort Oshurne, Winnipeg. below
l00 men. However. the pcrsiasions of ultra
totally dlsresaried l't Inc 81: rccoinmendations oi
their own officers, In order 10 carry out their
Own idcns in favor Of reduction. There Is not
1nan In the Province but condemns the policy;
but there Is no help for tile nuttcr, and 1t is ut
caii each gct our hair cut whcn VIC please.
aftSITOpAN.
, 1876-07-18
THE GREAT SCANDAL.
Two Of Its uytsra-llcuds Lashlng tho Put,-
liz Air.

rxvn of Tia Yrr,4ro,11-nd. J.a.h1nr. t1,n put,,
A"" ~ A~' ~. ~ A'""As wiz """
liz Ar.
49, Spte'at Nspatea 70 ne 1,taua<.
NEW foRK, July l7.-An unpleasant contro-
1crsy is t1rcatcncd between Mr.. anl Mrs.
TIttou concerning the guardianship Of their son
1,.,r,' NJ r,ttor 30 r.r,,."1 ,,,-.,.tnn,ir ~,
.ea'p.'. 4'.s Anton = a4a 'e'aeeu lsse'steu''y "
fecciSo any pccah'ary assistance from hcf
husband, although he WINS willing to all
her. Ntr. Tllton, after Ills recent
lccturn tour. tcnt x,.oo0 to Mrs. Tilto,.,
s,a.,.,,. % hanora. - =. hns ..,,,,.,a a ~. ,"a',,1
Auhcflae' however 10 ner resolution, sue "ouid
nut use any Of tho money, but put 1t In the
bank to the credit Of her children, along with
$1,000 more. Titon sent $lco SPECIALLY for tho
Inv Hafn]. Mrs Tlton mt II fl, tia haulx With
% . sh pu -. - sn ."t san Ds"N VII w,."
oat saying an5th'ng aooul IL u ene oos' "hen
Theodore learned what Ills wife had donc, he
expressed angcr-not so much at lcr refusal to
pruilt personally by his 1abors, "a ot tho
f,ct +b.t ai,o ,1fj MT oro,,,t,,, p,,n, Nth t,o
1aee '!al s''c u'o "ot n.9u'.."s 'a'pli WIN .ne
prcun'ary evidence OF Ills fathers regard Tor
him. }Ic, few days ago, induced the child to
visit him, when, putting lin luto carriage, o
,.o,, ~, -, NJ, 1orso.. ,,.ho-o In t.,.ta ,,,o,
, 1876-07-18
Decentralization More than Ever
Apparent in the Demo.
CRITIC Ranks.
Tilden's Voice More Potent than That
Of the st, Louis Convention,
House Conitderatts Tremblingly Drcading
The leappearante Of The uanl.'
burg Ghost.
Little Prospect Of Agreement
on the Several Appro-
priation Bills.


DEMOCRATIC 1NIIA12MONY
THE REGULAR MONDAY wnEsTLE WITH TIE nE-
sUMrTioF ACT.
Special DfspateA to TIE TfttunA
WAsH1vaToS, D. G., July l7.-Thero Is In
creased decentralization among the Democrats
to-day over the result OF tic usual Monday con-
test for the repeal Of the Resumption act. The
DznkinE md Currency Committee has again
played It's usual tactics, and, instead Of report
Ing, postponed action until an attempt could DO
made to-day to force those Democrats In the
Committee who oppose repeal to change their
ground by q pressure brought to bear upon
them through vote of thu House. In faet,
ono Of the hartl-moncy Democratic members OF
tho Committee has yielded lately 80
fur Us to say that II an approxl-
matcly united vote could b. obtained
In tito House In favor Of repeal
lie would 60 SO far In Committee as to favor d
bill repeating the resumption clause Of tbs act,
bu. under no circumstances would he 60 further
than that. To-day tho matter was put In
4 LITTLE MORE ATTRACTIVE FonM
than heretofore by atr. Springer, Of Illinois, for
the purpose Of attempting to secure votcs Of
members who have heretofore opposed repeal.
This new feature conslstcd in introducing into a
resolution instrurting tho Banking and Cur.
rcncy Committee 10 report bill Tomorrow r.
peallng the resumption clause Of the act 4
proyiso that tho bill, Wien reported, sl,a1l
ho open to amendment. This, however,
failed Of Its deserved effect, and tho voto OBJ
ta1nod for the resolution stood 103 10 ~, two
thirds being required to pass
subsequently another attempt wn8 made to
pass i resolution having the satne object In
view. alr. Vnncc, Of Ohio, sought to bring tho
matter up in the shape If resolution to repeal
, 1876-07-18

MILWAUKEE. July l7.-Umc: tue pressure OF
tho late sharp tumble ia grain, several small
dealers aud ono Of two large ones lave stopped
business. Mono Of tho hoaTtcst operators have
suspended, although sone in very good stand
Ing hitherto arc declared to 10 rather plnched.
In other branches Of business there ts con-
ware merchant, viii probably resume on Mon
day next, tue creditors having accepted S3f
ceats OIL the dollar, aud nothing remaining to
be done herein but tho formal ratification by
the Court Of tlLe action Ut tho creditors, which
will bc probably enteraa on tho court records
Saturday, unless sumo fresh ubstacle bo Inter-
posed, which ~ hurIly likely. Mr. NazFo Is the
preaent Collector OF Custouls OF this port.
iu tho matter u Pierce j. Whaling, tho Iron
merchants, the first 1ucetlng Of creditors, to
prove debts sud chooso one or more assignee6,
will take place 1st August.
, 1876-07-18
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE GHOST or HAMBURG.


WASHINGTON. D. t., July IA prolonged
debate is expected by both sides over tho small
amendment to tho Texas border bill BY which
the discussion Of tho Hamburg massacre was
brought before tho uousu. Lamar aud several
Of tho most prominent Southern men hayn c,l-
tered their names for recognition, md the cx-
pcciat!on Is that abnut 4 dozen ur fifteen Will
speak Oh that side. Ths Democrats feel that
the matter has assumed shape now whcrs
they must meet It, and try by al means In their
power to break tho force Of IT, Tho Republic
ans arc ready with editorials and communica-
tions from Democratic papers Of South Carolina
and Georgia, showing tbs whole atTar
to have been tho grossest possible
murder, and there Is no doubt but tho Dunno
crats will bo thoroughly disgustcd by and sick
over nuuburg before they huar tho Inst Ut it.
THE BOUNTY DlLL-
Mt. Logan tried to-day to make tho Equallza-
tton Bounty bill tho regular order for to-mor-
row. Tho refusal OF the Senate by q ~ 20 CHI
hardly b0 taken - = test vote since tho ule1n-
tpr. desire, to consider The Appropriation bulls
tude. Still this frtenda ot ills bill wers not
pleased with the indications Of thIs vote.
=. THE taVksTtaAToRs.
Some Of tho Investigating Committees, It
previous to thy tall ssmpaign. A. lSast they
Chairman Of the Special committce On tlu Ex.
rcildttures VI t!lp Department Ut Justice, inA1o
great fuss while ago about tllc proceeding u
l!ttla Johnhy Davenport IN New York, but 10
l,as not written ! wuFl Of hts report, ansl 1t Il
understood that no will not sttcmpt to make
any use Of his cvtlence ~ campaign document.
Gluford Wilson will be here ualcE subpoena
from tho Whisky conmlttou On next Fzlday.
TAH kTHAMBoAT nILL.
Representatives OF tho steamboat interest
have gathered heEc with the purpose Ut persual-
lug tho Henate Committee to report tho Steam
boat bill. The prospects, however, arc not
such ~ to giyu them much encouragement.
TMA APPROPRIATION bills.
- IA Etatefa Assacfatsd Ffxxx.
WAsHiHDToN, y. e., July l5.-IAo Appro-
with the prospect Of favorable adjustment
farther away than Oh Saturday. The Bundry
Civil bill w9s fixed upon on Ffllay laAt to con-
ference, and war SUPPOSED to he ready for se-
porting " both H0u4es. To-day, however, the
, 1876-07-18
TIE RECORD,
BENATE.

uv,o1+,-,,o.1 n ~. ~ -rA o
impeachment trial waA resumed, but owing to
ths absence o. hr' Evans the Court adjourned
Mr. Logan moved to make The House bill In
cauulizo the bountlcs OF thoac rho served III
tomorrow. Hnfccted-ycas. q nnv,. 2o-tvo.
thirds not voting IN the affirmative. Mr. Key
voted with the Republicans, In favor Of the mo-
t!29 and a.: M S[sssrs booth, Hamilton, ana Sargent
~ The senate e, then considered the River ond
motion Of str. Thurman 10 rceommlz the bili 10
the Committee On Appropriations, with instrue-
y Ga; sSiss ass e
exceed 81, 00O, O00.
~: Kefn,n .pee4e II favor Of ,he motion. and
IL iii siI on tSc groand ,hat many Of tp tems
NOR III Tia commercial uicrcsts Of tbs 1;oycrnmcnt
Mr. Edn,anla opposed thc motion, bnt favored
rcdscton e e AZ; 81 "a smgnt T. T. she b s
The SECRETARY 81 Wae 10 dlsb1rsc aeeotyinu to tha
demands Of The Engineer service. N's W INV
t Il, oneee as de m S m
policy Of ffet1onehucnt pursusI BY tho House chsr.
Whan 'ct ~ bs 1nsdo sac,i.,
member dItrctly thcy wc,o moi Wiling il esrrS
mi iSc prnrlnIa5 81 chmcmt. but' whsn monry
was ia liz nj nnart for carryint, or to I,nvnr1,
,tncnt then they rasci tbc cry OF economy and
csi coeu cas II IT. o'"n ''' po'
III Ma1ev snole nr,,n.t In. aupcr.t1nn ny Mr.
Fdmnn,is S " ""ee~. =" ''
~. Tont,lrc rrfo,rAd II, m. c,rr b,s,ouol n,o,
thr iii hv fhs fommitteo on Cumn,ercc ana tln.
e,om,ntt;so IN Observation-Disclosures Of thn scuats' and
sa!d sonsc os tho amendmunts put on BY The Senate
snS.ns dsG o1 ts III o aF ee rge
and hssbors' so,nc cs,snrap s,.puid uS m mada 1 by
mitt.a 1y swurn oiIiccrs selected 10 rcpor: Inn
samc' aud he huncI lie bfli woulI bo consideteT
.'o II" oceasan for thousht 70 begin and acton 10
tsw m e bs S e day k o q n GS;9 n
.hcny; "a the 'imsest smm ' n,'mnstt,x. wth
panH 'nssfea IT, e eosta stf sa SsnA1'5s IT, s
cha;a6er. who i,,st now wefu taktnr to themselves
suci yiTtus on ths subject Of ccrnemy. how thsy
could reeSaeIo il to themselves 10 taks bill Witch
cnr,nv IL Xxx ert'nrt NJ the fnrinners: 'hn~ NAV
s"nia ESsts ~ II pccn III IN. mrw cvsngsaa
ccnnnn'x md INV fhrv rouii ,sto 4
m n, ~ s,src y fSIo ~
H. H.. mi s"nvnnei.tton, WA ~ H. rs.i%c"3 ho
i1opsu liz Senats wnnjd Show il In deaiipr Viii
~ ~, ia.f sue pa''s VI "ea "o eha'of naa a''e"p'ca
H. rII,runn rrrerrsd tn the rcma,ks nj Mr..
.,,o ~. na td IT, 'Is.,ra 'a ~ II. H. na
e1at!e siisnds tat II III. Si'i Should pass. .hsy
II. tIms nnH NnxnnhCs ne1t ''''
LII te LIN , ~ XII I, xo, .,oo,
r,rrh tho H. VIII ~ ~ nr,maaM,,e. m Of syS ntssra
uuen tno wusA VI t ~ n ~ 70 , ~ auJ u.As.s'
cneo the1e MA an eha ~ all 'a's apolt fesfeaeh'
"sns M rhu,., .,,a n w,s ,r,, ~. h,n b,s b-o,.,
% II ntsx iir"e n hqnr t,so,tr,,
a aa nv nt ss S t.r a. n I'M III. xI.u ~. ~
"a T.. .hos snd a." 'rrrat ~ f.i,!v - *
sNes. sna ann H. w. Stsas e., M 70 mu
, 1876-07-18
INDIANS.
Military Arrangements Look
ing to tho Cleaning Out
Of the savages.
Gen. Crook Waiting for Rein.
forcomcnts Now Going
Forward.
An Instance Of Ousters Bravery in
Dealing with Insubor-
dination.
List Of the Killed and Wound
ed at the Rosebud
Fight.
The Manitobans Apprehensive Of
Trouble with Their Indian
Tribes.
Our Sioux War Likely to Make the Law.
less Redakim Hard to Manage.
0ur Sioux War Likely to Make the Law
less Redakins Hard to Manage.


SHER4pAH'b CNuHIka.
WAsn1SoTos, D. G., July 17.-Gen. Sheridan
has forwarded ths following dispatches to Gen.
Sherman: !" had already ordered Gen. Merritt
TO joiu Gen. Crook, but he will be detained
lew days attempting TO intercept the Indians
who have left tic Ked Cloud Agency. Would
suggest To Gen. Crook to unite with Gen. Terry
aud attrck and chase the Indians; but mn 50
far away that r will have to leave them as
have donc.n
FROM cRooK'6 CAMP.
CAMr On Goose CREEK, Wyo., July 10, via
FBrrRRMAN, July 15.-My last Information from
he'd Cloud Agency was that tho Chcyonnos had
left there to reinforce the enemy In my front.
As this takes away all tho disturbing e1emcnt
from that section, hayo ayallcd myself of tho
eight companies Of the Fifth Cavalry, under
C0J. Merritt, to join nc at this potnt.
The best Information can get from my front
is that tho Sioux have three fighting men to NY
;s% o1s although haye no doubt ot ability to
Victory would likely be ono barren ct of r. r.
suits, and 80 l havo thought It better to
defer Ill attack until I tan get tho Fifth
l'rrc, md then end tho catnpa!gn with one
crushing blow. Tho hostile lndians arc. nc
corling to my adviccs, .oncampol on the Little
Horn, ncar tho base Of the mountain, and will
probably remain tllcro until my rrinforcemcnts
come up. received dispatch from Gen. Ter
r this .n1g gst task;lng nc t. cooperate Twill
fSgned) GEo. F. Crook,
Brlgalicr-Gcneral.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 17.-The Commits
stoner Of Indian Aaatrs tot1uy directed E. II.
Danforth, Indian Agent at tho White River
Agency, to allow all the Ute Indians who wtstcd
to 1oin Gen. Crook to leave tho reservation for
that purpose.