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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
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Gin Z dalt abr:S der;.
Gin S6aItiat tt tsbrt befanntlid bic
@eidledts-S ~eSiebunaem UNI, uno sibt
Der Game aewiile seieaidaftlide &edt',
Sic .iouit muir Der itdrferen Sdlfte Der
Menid6sit suitebcn. Sn boiler @urbi'
aunq cieier peltebrten @slto,bnuns &c
iaab es, oab Elm iunger Murn in ct.
2ouis iein SerS ma9tig idlasen fibIte,
uls sr bemertte. wie ubie gentle iunae
OMHe", in Den 8aaiaal t~retenb. iudsnoe
Slife umberwarf, uno, nadbem fe i'm
entSedt, aerare auf i'm suidritt. v0ari
i'd foroern, mas i'd nil 2" fragile iie. -
"@cwib," luutete bic entiiidts gatport
-nuno es sibt ubiOlut feinen Sorb ~
y@ie mare oaS moslid ?" itotterte Ell
unb %faltetc Die Sdnee. -y8ut, iprlen
Sie-" allies, mein 9eben -" uno E!
feel auf bic &nie. nGinen @usenblid
Ssbulb !! @oaen sic fir beute beimgeber
fir Die 3ufunft aber mir nidt mebr bas
Strabenp Faiter Dor unisrsm Sauie in
Der @eiie ruiniren, pie sic es wdbrent
Der lesten @oden tbaten p" llnb als
edter SGattiabrsritter erbob er iid uni
sine beim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01

Nte bier 9 ierteI be~S 2ebens|
Gin Ibilofopb. Der einen Strom iiber.
idiHeumoate, brficg Elm Boot. @ab-
reno Der lleberfahrt fraste er ben Sabrs
nam, Oh er Mritbmetbif beritebe.
y@ritbmstit? Stein, oaoon babe i'd
nod oar nidts 9ehort," antwortete Der
S%dbrmann.
Ser Pbiloioph ent9esnete
yGS tbut mir Ieib, oenn elm Iiertel
Cures 9ebens lit perIorcn."
@enise Minuten baranf fragile er ipie'
Ser
g;Serfebt SIR etpas bon Ser Matbe'
NJ atbif ?"
MScr S%dbrmann IadeIte unS ~tntsearete;
yMein !"
pId !" rief Der Ybiloioph, nein spsi'
ties @iertel Cures 9cbcns 1T perlorsn |"
Gine .hritte Srnee .6es BbiIoiOpber
l%autcte:
uSabt SIR 8%enntniiie in Ser @itrono
mie ?"
vId nein licber Serr !"
Stun, 10 lit elm hrittcs SierteI Gure'
9ebenS berleren !"
@erabe in biefem Qugenblide itieb ba'
8oot aaf cine ScIienipibe uno begann a
fnfen. Ser Sabrmann iprana auf, mar
icinen @od ab uno fragte nit ai9itlide
Miene:
y&0nnt Sbr idnimmen ?"
vMein," mar Die @ntwort bes Tbiloio
pben.
yNnn 10 fcbt gu9 idnen auf meincl
&ifen, font iino ole bier 8icrtcl Cure
9ebcns Oerlcrcn !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01

Yertannte 9aHuneination n.
STARTER GUM Gefdnsniboirettor) I:
vWfelce seborfamft. oab Der Oieb auf
@r. 20 in's 9usaretb iberflbrt gu iperben
iuinidt."
Director: rSf Der Menf& benn fdOa
franf seweien ?"
@arter: vOb ia, er bait in LETTER
Belt INNER on 9auunfination 9%elitten i!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
S 6 er SIS it,.


r. Ser 6euiletonif zines norboeutiden
Slattes ersabIt bon einem Samburser
Grer,ierplabe folaenbe Sdnurre {:
8eim @ppel fraet Der Sauptmann
einen Sinalins, oeiep&nopfe iebr idlcat
aepukt fino:
y@ie beiben Sief"
u@er", frnste Der ~llnsepubts.
uSie!"
.@er."
n3um. G%onnerpetter, i'd min piHen
wie e lie bciben !"
n8er."
vSreu,element ! ST ser Menid benn
taub oSer perriidt p SeIbmsibeI, ipie
bei6t benn Der Menid oa ?"
nSafob Seinrid User, Serr Saupt'
mann"
2ebterer wubte nun enblid, Koran G.
mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01

8eoeut n q o Hes & o NJ III q
81: @eibt gu fdon, bab Die 8,rlob-
una meiues 8rubers &arI nit Der reihen
Gliie .Sdib mieter anfseloit uorocn ?
Gr Mil lie nidt |
81: Oas babe id aIIcrSinas uid fdon
aeb6rt. nur nit einem fleinen Strid
ba,wiihen !!
o.: @ie mcinf Ou ba8?
.: yGr Mil, ie nidt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01

Bur @ q brun Der @eiunbbeit.
&arI: rWtit Sir 1T es bod al to0 +;
Su fcmmit iehen Sag unO wilit Cigar
rem ; marum faufit Ou Dir feine?"
Sobonn : u8cil-id-frine s~efanften
bsrtraaen."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
Scr NJ Mitare.

8aior: v@oaen Sic bas bier aniue'
ienbe Sun9frduIem 2eonore @rmiee BON
Iiirmtbal ais Sattin wablen un6 ibr
ebelidc Sreue peripreden, 10 bcfraftiscn
Sic bieieS mitss: Sa.~
lieutenant bon Sonneridwiibl: nNl.
leroinls !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
9 eSenfIid SiIfe.

9ebrer vSafob, Tu bait ia Die meiifen
@ednunaen nid)t ridtia ael6i. 9a6 Sir
bod bon Scinem Slater belfcn !"
(Sn Der nddifen Stunbe)
9ebrer uOas 1T nod 81 ara, Sncot,
Seine 8ednunaen iinb ia ale falid
Mie fommt baS ?"
Satob: Sa, mein Slater bat mi,
abolfcn !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
8 er al bere g q nj c.

81: v@lio infer Srenno 1T perlobt ?
@ie bcibt Tenn feline 8raut?
9: 10000 SbaIer - ben anbern
Mamcn babe id perDe6cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
az g IA.

Gin Sorfidulmciitcr Iebrte: uOas
Gal, meme lieben 8inber. 1T Elm @ewir'
bas Die Speiien perbirbt, Wcnn es nidt
b~insueetban piro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
g d mabif&e sleue.

D@aram iueinir tenn 70 ?"
nSolt i'd net aueine, Sodwlrbe ?
Mein Seppel mub ia unter D sdwa-
tangi@eer |" 4
sta, troF' Did, er ton,nt ia in feds
Sabren ;uriid |"
rSa, mein Serraottli. berweil ban
idon lang on 9nbere |"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
S6ul .M6beft

Ser Undergraduate Dot cine Yartie
Sdulmobel, beifebenb aus Suite unb
Die fi6 nod in autem 8uifunS bev
finoen uno iebt ia Sdulbauie ,a Seu
mann tsben, ~ perfaufen.
8. O.Gitsen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
Sobu ~. @DWeQ
@runbeigentbumSa9ent
Mnteriudcr DDnS eiibtiteln

Sifice in 6. 8. Nieoer'S Bureau.
S q II W(0.
Gin bontanoissr Nns,us aaer 8runS
eiNenthums Gintragungen in @asconabr
Sountg, entbalteno bic urlpriin0lldle
@intraguna, Seibtitel, Sppothefen, &c
ridtlide urtbeile, Ssitanentariide BE
i%timmumaen. 5ur-Ssrffufe &C. Sen 3nltanf
ocs Veibtitel fir ieoeS @runAltud III
@asconaoe Gountb flnr h%artbueio.
9e,ab 'un0 BON Steuern uno Uerfanf
bon 9ano fir auswartS wobnenoc @rnno
eiacntbiimer prompt beior9t
@eiibtitel pcrecn acgen gcrin9e @er
aiitun0 lcberSeit unterinht.
nea- @uh Nlgcni fir Die Glib ct.
9ouis @easnieitioe Seuer SerideruaaS
8cieuidaft.
Sobn SO. SOVIET.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
8eitl u c d /.

Selti u c q I.
Baron sIber Serr 4%edtSanwalt, Sic
10 aren bod ais Yratitant 70 mayer uno
iebt. Iafien Sic lid elm itattlides Baud
lein iteben, uie fommt baS?
NcdtSanmalt: Sa baS 1T iebr natir-
lid, ba itcdeu Die Sor9en meincrG lienten
b'rin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
Deut16>@ ngli10er
Nri0nt>~ 1amterricbt

Der GsrYcaiSnbisuna balter pinide i'd nod
einiae iunae 9eute iu,pie 0uaten fir msincn
abenoauterridt gu sewinnsn. Der llnterridt
Der 0naben III aetrennt bon benz Der junsen
WGuner. Die llnterriGtsfahcr fnb tentIde
une euslifde Gprrsippueen, unb Competition,
llebcrIcbunaen aus tsiern Sprahtn, 0uhfiibr.
una u. /. ~. 9luf Wunlb, cter rp uptbprnbis,
perbeu GlementarfGdsr rahsebclt ippie bic
bSbercn Ste6nuu sfurmen ipsriell 9eibt'
MGr6cn unp junseu Oamen crtbeile ferner
Vripat llutsrritt int Saufe, II teuid cnsliiden
Gcrreipcnbens uno Competition, lptpie @infiibr-
,lua in bic eidIilde eitteratar teircr Sprahen
nit tsicntsrsr Niidli9t auf atbetia' ittlids
0runrlaSe.
s. $. Sitter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
DR.. WHITTIER.

617 st. Charles ,Strabe ct. 3ouis
Gin Sbiler speirr mcti;iniider Snliiute, ,ns
bat cine lGn9ere prdris in tfr 9ebanbIuua
iYpbiliihcr inp drcniiher, aranfbeitrn ais iraeno
Gin Gneercr ArSt in Ct. Qpuis; pie aus ttr
tcrti9e,i Vldtttrn Al erieben ulb pie lt bic
a%lteltsn Ginppbnrr %srinnern.
Ollie iDpbilitiiden &ranfbciten
uie 6plset BON m%erfarial 8ranfteiten werttu
fiber unb nit unrrbSrtrm Grfrls betantelt. mad,
ben beilen N. riSiniihen gatpritaten. Strifte
1isfrettcn. Spermatcrrbcea, Shwatbe ute I'm.
fihisteit in 5rlse jusenSlidsr Stbfbeacduno,
IuSi6peifuna in lpateren Sabren ODER aneersit
nrlaten. pelde fablfebenbe llcbel ;ur s,lae
baten: @Qsemeine SdwG6e, ibpa6eS Sebs,r-
lno9en. seiGpa6tes @eeadbtnib, Saut,a usidlaac,
Mtaeigung segti SraueusO elsai6aft 0eeantsn.
Verpirruna @ei6lrbtSidpabe &c, bic cine
u%n9liidlihe @be CUR 8Olse baben rbrr pisI.Ite
gang unnD9lt9 MAIDEN, tperbrn baierbaft asbrilt.
pampblet I3S Stiienl auf pbisss beaisbenb, III
SsrNeselten Converts fir spsi gpf Stempel.
epnla.tatten III mslner. SHice cSer trieIi&
fret; 9Bo es unbsquem III CUR YebanrlunS nad
Der Stabt 81 %fonnsr, perbcn Nebi,inen yer
Grpres5 ctsr Iot p%erfautt. g8o Ssilana mia.
LID tpirc bislelbe e~arantirt; tei ,psifeIbaftet
8daen pirS ties aefst. Office StunSei ypr
8 llbr Born. bis 7 ubr Nteubs. Gpnntaas Won
II bis I lbr.
Yampblet an irseno cine Mbrcle fir ;wsi
Gents.
Mannbarteit @"'' f FIR % s ss''''''9f
.@viDli0feit. SHE si 10 es .sa,. IS ''''"
8eioe in beriiegeltcn llmidIas fir 20 cts.
Mantarfeit unt @eitlihfeit in Teut1d in tiuem
9eft iaufrirt fiiri5ets.
6etrQtbS $50 @'i'sH
sFS9'''' a'"''''''"'" sSMDrer.
Gleaanter Sud- Ginbanb. Sini,ia Gents
rlete, SO SebcrIfisen treu uad rem Qe6en iber
~fplgente Gjeseu itanbe: User lcl beiratber, ,per
ai6t, marnm ? bas rihtiae. Glitter ,uin Ssiratbsn.
Der ,uert b%eiratbet, Manntarfeii, WeibIidfrit.
pbyIl6er Uerfal. Die Sulaen bcs iGSIitats
lnb ser @usIbweifungen. @sr beiratten lpllte.
JBie Qeben unb Slid ,u erbaltsn, ,Inb yirle
antere @esent1nte. ollie tie Al beiratben tcot.
iht gen, lplt.n bes Bud lelen.
Nah elmer lst"nslina!iden lyrori5 tebauttc
/ i'd aus mcralil9er lleberscuauno, tos eS ron
| hlen erpahiencn perIrnm seleIrn nertsa ipQte
int tant Yerlhlolen, eS lpQte ribt berumlicaen
,ter ~perlcrcil fpereen, ba Cd zines lrateren QtIenS
psrtb III. Gs entbaIt tnS tefe Ter mrpi,iuildeu
eitttatut nuo 1T fir jeben Der es lief Ssbnnal
cen apleupreiS pertb.
VppulGrr Nusgabe, taSielte mic pten obsr MR.
| papier bsdel $50 Seiten fir 35 Gents Per got.
fiaislter 6iibrsr III g~lmerifa.. Man atreiIire nit
Ssiiisars bss betr. Setrascs
DR.. Whittier,
G17 St, Charles street, st. Louis, No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-03-01
DR.. JACQUES .,,,, sis,ss!

705 Chestnut st. Louis Mo.
Siett INNER nod sussrli1ise unb I6nsIe Be-
b~ancluns in alien 0%ebeinen unb seIblsdtibsm
aranfbsiten tisie serltSrenoen aranfbeitrn Ysrur-
ia6t tur6 jusenpIi6e 8sirrnn9en OSer ipatere
Ius1dprifung -wie Spermatborbsea, Samen-
ibpabe, NsrsSie Sdpade, llnfrldtbarfsit unb
ibrs IdiedliGsn 0plBsn, @sbantenl6tpdde Isr-
.psnidwads, @nsf Sor esr 3ufunft &eiabarieit,
aussebruns llntauslidtsit fir sas ioSials pber
Gbelsben p6rr ben GrfuIs In @slbGfts. GbenIp
ianswisrss 8als srn ssbeimen 9ranfbeitsn, in
isper 8orn,, has glut unb ,pidties innere Srsane
persif ene. frnnsn, mir fiber uub faucrbaft beilcn.
5auIenee BON patisntsn bic bon uns ssbeiltpur.
ben fSnnen cies ~bsSeusen. llnlere treisis,jabriae
Traris, unb bas Stubium bielsr aranfbeiten
taten uns @rfabrunssn unb @eitifli6feit se-
i6ert. @ir 16ideu @nwsiunsen anb MstiJinen
itritt sebsim an irssnp zine IbrsIe. gprreipon-
beng uns COMPUTATION Ct.
YampJlet in D~eriieaeIten Goubert fir
,tupi MoStS}putNeT
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Bud ser Natur,

enibalttnb 148 Seitfn unb zine Nnsabl ldIner
Mbbilpungen. Srbe gsripa bsibsr @eiblthte,
unb bauptlahlid iclhe bic su 'beiratbsn bedbibti.
gen lpltea bitlts Bud BADEN. Die Sunni lance
Az Isbsn unt bic Sraft tss Maunts ltd 10 erbalten,
Sctpit bic Grbaltung Der Weiblihteit. gBie men
ltSne NIB seiunoe 8inber baben fam.
Merstlihsr &atb iinb Siele betpGbrte Recepte
fir bic 0crfpmmniGe in Der srien psriobs tes
ebeIiGen eetens. Biro i%urstaltis ~Serlssslt an
irseiib cine IpreIe fir 25 GtS S~eriantt @srs1lire
DIR. Jacques, Central Medical Institute, 7O5,
Str. st. Louis Mo.
, 1876-09-15
CORRIxPONDENCE.
EDITOR ARGUS:

EDITOR ARGUS:
In the last week. ly issue of the
Intelligencer is a communication
from Port Townsend signed "Inde-
pendent" which, so far as being in
dependent of the truth, is certainly
a prize essay. The attack on the
Custom House officials is of that
chronic kind which has prevailed in
this town ever since the Custom
House was first started-whether
Democratic or Republican admins
tration ruled-and the same cry has
been used by those whose desire
seems to be to become "swift wit.
.nesses." There are plenty of people
in town who remember when the
Custom House was in the building
now occupied by DR.. Hill, and when
that staunch and uncompromising
old Democrat, Squire Frost was Col
lector. A Democratic meeting was
held at the Court House and one of
the candidates for a county nomina.
ton in his speech remarked, "Gin-
tlemen, I'm a Dimmycrat Of long
standing and a true Sthevens man
be jabers, but I'm down on the Gus
tom House like dam! It's not the
building name, but the occupantsl'
The mania for being down on the
Custom House is the same now as it
was in Squire Frost's day, and " In
dependent" seems TO have been look
ing over some old files Of newspapers
Of those times for his source Of in
formation. A.
, 1876-09-15
LATE ST N E w S.
BN TeIegrRph.
Gold in New York, l0l.


Gold in New York, 1Ol.
Legal tenders in Portland-buy-
ing 9O!, selling 9l4.
Maine has gone overwhelmingly
Republican.
Tilden is preparing a statement of
his income tax.
The President has issued procla-
nation ratifying the Hawaiian treaty.
A dispatch from Crooks command
dated Sept. 9TH, says: My qusr-
ters are 100 miles from Fort Lin
coin. After separating from Terry
August oath, Crook followed the
trail leading some 200 hundred miles
experiencing much heavy and cold
rains. Considerable sickness existed
and the troops are greatly discour-
aged Where the command was
camped on the 9TH the Indians see m
to have called in many directions.
The troops were on short rations,
and the horses were much broken
down. The command was making
for the Black Hills and will await
supplies there. In the meantime
they are scouting in that country
and taking care of any hostiles found
there. Terry, it is supposed, is still
following the northern trail on the
north bank of the Yellowstone.
Complete returns Of the Vermont
gubernatorial vote taken last week
have been received, and gives Fair
banks, the Republican candidate,
23,527 majority. Full returns of the
lower house give the Republicans
205, Democrats 81, and no choice g
a Democratic loss of 2S.
A dispatch from Little Rock, Ark.
of the 9TH inst, says: The entire
Democratic State ticket has been
elected by large majority. The
Legislature and Senate will be al
most entirely Democratic.
The special correspondent of the
London Standard telegraphs from
Belgrade on the 9th inst, that the
Turks on Monday occupied the left
bank of the Morava. Alexinatx is
in their power. 1t is utterly desert
ed. The Servians at Belgrade are
in no condition to take the field.
The Turks committed great atroci-
ties during and after the battle Fri.
day. Hideous stories are told of
rape and murder of the wounded.
A Russian was tied to tree and
roasted, and girls were outraged and
flayed alive. The towns ere filled
with thousands of fugitives. The
government talks of victories and
keeps the public in the dark about
the danger which is threatening.
them. There is now no force be-
tween the Turks and Belgrade.
, 1876-09-15
GUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Third Judicial
District of the Territory Of Washington
holding terms at Port Townsend, for the
counties Of jefferson, Clalam, Island, What
com and san Juan.
OLIVER HALL, Plaintiff vs. WILLIAM T.
ARMSTRONG, JOSEPH &. kINNEAR, CHARLFs
NJ. BRADSHAW, GEORGE V. CALHOUN, and
j. B. RCBERTs, Defendants.
Action brought in the District Court Of the
Third Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Washington, holding terms at Port Town
send for the Counties of jefferson, Clalam,
IslR@d, Mhatcnm and san Juan, and com.
plaint filed in the County of jefferson, in the
office OF the Clerk of said District Court.
To WILLIAM 7. ARMSTRONG, CHARLES y.
BRADSHAW and JOSEPH &. KINNEAR, De
In The name of the United States of Amer.
lea, you and each of you, are hereby required
to anpear in an action brought against you
by the ahove-named plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Third Judlcinl District of the
Territory of Washington. holding terms at
Port Townsend, in Jefferson County, for the
counties Of jefferson, Clalam, Island, What
com and San Juan in said Territory, and 10
answer the complaint filed therein within
twenty days exclusive of the day of serYiceh
after the service on you of this summons i
oEed within I'M ,his fi4Snyh yho Oh hrd ssrsS SSea
District. within thirty days; or, II served Out
of said Iiistric then within sixty dHys-oI
Judgment, by default, will be take againsl
yon according to the prayer OF said eomphint
The said action is brought TO Obtain De
cree Of the Court for the foreclosure OF a Ger
tain mortgage on the E.hf ONE. or and NJ
ar of S. +. or of Section numbered % in ToWn-
ship 80 north of Range No. Z. in Nhateom
County, W. T., described in the sald com'
plaint and executed by the said William 4.
Armstrong on the 30th day of July, AID: la4
to secure the Payment ofa certain prOmissoIy
note, dated on the 30th day Of July, AID. $50
made by said defendants W. T. Armstion8
and j. Z. Kinnear for the sum Of t4e315 gola
coin, payable six months after the date tneIe-
OF to said plaintiff. That the premises COZ,
veyed thereby may be sold. and the proceeass s
applied TO the payment Of the sum OF ~ S.s ,n
gold coin, due on said note, together WIN IN
terest thereon at legal rate from this date IN,
I'll paid, besides t5O.hO. gold coin, as eounsei
fees and the costs Of expenses and disouIre-
ments Of said suit, and in case suth proeeeqs
are not sufficient to pay the same, ihen 20 " n
tain an execution against the said Niiiam 4
Armstrong and Joseph &. kinnear Tor ne ~ ~
nnce remnining due, and alro thai ihe ~
defendants aud all persons claiming W
through, or under them, may be laf1eo hne
forcclOsed ofall right, title claim. lien, equits
OF redemption and interest in and TO susn
mortgnged premises, and for other anu ,s ln.
ther relief. And you are hereby notineo @ IIn.
II yOu fail 10 appear and answer sald eolls slh.
plRint above required. the paintin VII lses
default nnninst you and apply 10 the CouIt ~ ~.
the relief demanded In said complaint aeeofu'
my 10 the prayer thereof. ,..d,.
- OF said District Court, and ihe -
sEAL Of said Court, this 9th day ot Jun''
JAMES sEAvEY, Clerk;
tiif. ~ = - - sl-6u
, 1876-09-15

sUnuIk DEATu.-Augnsi clmIson frnm
Port l.ulloU. Ulilse on bis way to The Ma
Tine Hospital yesisT'iay ior tIs!ilnent. sat
down % nj on tlIe strns lealiing % tlie
top 0f Tn hill on Adams siFcci. and dlssl
almo<t Instantly, as y supPoscd q hcart
disease.
, 1876-09-15

rHE Hawaiian tr~aty is certain to
give the United States trouble.
Germany, France and Russia will
claim. under the provisions Of the
treaty Of amity, commerce and nav.
igation, that the favored nation
clause viii give them the RICH, to
the entry of like products Of the
Sandwich Islands free Of duty.
, 1876-09-15

ARRIVALs.--Among the passengers
who arrived herr Yesterday from up-SotIild
were Julge jacobs. Mr.. VIM. liailOu.
BeFiah Brown. E~q.. Major Hayden aud
Capt. Thos. Butler. The charges pFeierred
Ia Portland against the la.ier gentleman
by shFufy-cOilccior Woods % Alaska,
could noe T. slillsianiialeSi.
, 1876-09-15

THE INDIAN WAR.-lt was on the
25th of June that General Custer
and his command fell in massacre at
the hands Of Sitting Bull and his
Sioux followers,and now, nearly three
months from the time, there are no as
surances that the bloodthirsty enemy
has been in any way punished for the
deed. More than this, there are no
indications that the red foe will ever
receive the deserved chastisement-
a fact that is nothing less than ma
tional humiliation, since it reflects
upon our ability to cope with the hos
tile tribes, as well as encourages the
Indians to further insubordination.
The movements of the combined
forces of Generals Terry and Crook,
being much too limited in numbers
for such an emergency, appear to
have been managed most cautiously y
so cautiously, indeed, that the
willy Sioux warriors, not wishing to
risk an attack that might rob them
of the glory of their victory, are like
ly to effect successful retreat north
ward and out of harms way, with
their families and portable property.
This retreat is piece of rare STRAIT
egy, inasmuch as it premises to put
them on safe ground for the winter
where they can rest, contemplate
their prowess, and prepare for a new
incursion upon their white and red
enemies this side of the line in the
Spring. That the Sioux Indians are
adopts at such a system of war prac
tice is proved by their record in 1862,
when they retired to neutral British
ground, after numbering 500 inno-
cent Minnesota settlers. This time
the Sioux Indians go into the same
regions, though not in the same
quarter, and are welcomed by their
own people dwelling in the Queens
possessions just north of the Monta-
ma line, $4,000 strong. Itis pity
that the red villains should thus es-
cape, but they probably will, however
much it may appear like outwitting
our military commanders.
It is said that warlike Indians are
seldom attacked by white troops but
are the attacking parties. They
strike and run. They get.scalps and
then skulk. 1t is this way with the
Sitting Bull crowd. They beguiIed
Custer by leading him into trap,
where he became helpless, and then
attacked him in their might. They
struck, and though victorious, imme-
diatcly fed from the spot of their
victory to British America. There
they are safe from pursuit, but thence
they will make new sorties against
the handful of troops stationed on
the border, against the mail-carriers,
stage-drivers and miners of Montana.
and Dakota, and against their old
Indian foes, the Blackfeet and
Crows. Sitting Bulls occupation is
not gone. He will kill more white
and red "game." Ifit really turns
out thus-that these hostile redskins
shall fy across the border and con.
tinue their periodical and unrelent-
ing warfare in our Northwestern
Territories-what is going to be done
about it, and how long can this sort
Of thing be endured before calling
upon the British authorities to stop
itr As the matter now stands, al.
though our military authorities, with
their limited resources, have done
and are doing all that can be done
to Overtake and punish the savages,
It Is probable that the murderous
horde has made good its escape and
that, for this season at least. the In.
dian war is over.
, 1876-09-15

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tlIe Cosmopolitan iloirl on We'inesiay:
The paiieI.I. a comparative Stranger, and
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uiislrr tlie Care of Dr. Wulisnn. Who siir-
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man 10 consciousness.
, 1876-09-15

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lively one.
, 1876-09-15
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27-l9W
, 1876-09-15

JUIsE JAoons delivered an address IN
FoNlcT's Hall lAsteycning.