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, 1877-05-26
FASHIONABLE SMUGGLING.


tas seizure W Special Treasury Agent Bracket
" una smuEgled out6u for gentlemen, and gen-
Hat quantity Of feminine wear, from tho Liver
poo1 snip Isaac Webb haa directed sttebtIon 10 tho
s.Asues among tho leaders ot fashion IN shIs city
W sppssslsng thsmselyes In eontsabaud Eusl,sh-
1.ee suits VI the latost pattern. A Hing for tho
."uoafhnEo Of thesu goods has existed for long
ame out IA only recently that II haa been e..
pseo 70 the notice OF the authorities. The Hing Ia
Imposed ~ 81 London and Liysrpool tallors, ptcsss
iii, t,aMshlps, snd the wsase1s Of the goods Iu ths
.St ,S eorias of ths isiny has bssn tho ;ssiua Of
ans Ms e9 pss cent I'D yalorem duty that Is re.
en.da asa on imported clothing. For Instance, prom.
Y.t aad satta iiuinys aud iacinxs, for Which Gaw
in :, taoss t1!ss would bs compelled 70 charge from
sus.ot!oo, t!oo, could he smugx1cd and delivered to
~ Aenaon Ind liverpool tailoEs for between Slb
, 1877-05-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

THEODORE THOMAS IN CHICAGO.
90 away from homo 10 learn tkc news. The fol.
lowing, from the New York Tribune Of tho o3d,
will interest every ono In Chicago:
II tad been hoPed-and indeed eapeetcd-that Theo.
dnrc Thomas mud hts orchestra would rcInhn IN Eow
York during the coming but seems now that
Ee ara not to have him Afer al. te has Within lha
lalt few 4AyA rcrtltcd ofer from Chicago Of - Ct
nced 10 accept Them. Tic accofdinsiy viii iesra fha
tho South ind West, and viii Begin hi season ii Ch.
ss9o 20 jung iS le w Gl.{ e the Man kxh1tton
sn s bs Il ss sss Il r. IT. q u | ss@dt @
and partly surrounds H. Tho building has never
before been allowed TO b. used ~ 4 place
of Amusement, but hsa bean Kept for the stats RI.
lion ns Iurink tIo past winter, MI jasuioa aud III
Thomas viii play in Ccako until tuht befote tho iii
exhibition. when ia will return to View York. making
tour through Canada on HI! waY bac and reaching
s5o s@S.y @ 1h% s sna e r ts =
Rrctcd for the ahke Of those wh0 cats for Dod uac,
that ar. Thonaa will not bH hero this summer. It
matter Of congFaunt!on that 1c shuuld 10 aplc to do
70 we'll elsewhere. lilo hAR worked lonR and bFayc1y,
8aa VII rnc s q bear n
mind that Chicago .Ias taken him ascady for the sum
mrr and 10 to It that 1t doea not secure him slto
Tho announcement Is a very pleasant QUO 10 all
levers OF music in the city, aud It also shows that
Mr, Thomas hns raro discrimination BY hs recoH-
mixing Chicago ns tho only place Of summer rcsoTe
in the country Tint offers special Inducements. lie
will h1ya hls reward.
, 1877-05-26
THE THIRTEENTH EDDY ORGAN
JtTCITAL,

The thirteenth Of Nj. Eddy's organ rccitAls will
DO gwen this noon at ilorsbey Hall. Ms. Eddy will
play Handel'a "oceasional Oycrturo"t two can.
onlo variations by ilaupt; Ducks 'Triumphil
Hesses Tuccata ia A dat: and SnAsts' "0land
Solemn March,. Miss Ella A. White Wilt sng tho
aria ''Yc Men ot Judnn" from Pninc'e t'St
e{Rh.h
, 1877-05-26
TIE DELINQUENT TAx-LlST,
n IA Editor a. TAs Tribwrs.

CHICAGO, May 2a--A tnan called u our olaea TO-
day venting 10 sail u lot Of newspapsta iot wrap
ping papors. On examination We found hia stock
consisted Of the delinquent sax.llst publlshed BY
had D contract With the RcateEn News Company 70
take their old papcEs, aud bad large lot of lhis
Issue. ....-
We supposed th1s list was printed 1t public *.
peuse TOR public pcrnsal, We did mol suppose It
was dono Tor the public good, but thlnk you might
Do some good bJ IsntiIatng It. Very truly. yeao,
N. Co.
, 1877-05-26

weather changes, and thcis analysis hy The law Of
ehnneer. Ilis drdnetlons sre that ecE,loa weather
y tho tnle; change the exception, Thur, u 4 Gsc-
chances arn two 70 ono thst tho following perio1
Wilt Alec be cold II cold epell has lastcd two
6sst 1--we days nj this month following viii also be
rnld.. In general, betting on The snh1cct Of the
weather Al Home date long distance ahead mar he
conducted on the estImate that there ara two
chances 10 one against the probability OF change
IN tho weather on that particular Day.
, 1877-05-26
THE ONLY WELL IN THE NErGu-
nUIef1OOD.


JAxEsvtLLE, Wis, May 24.-Wcrc VIC permitted
10 begin life again there nrc inst two locat.
Ties In hunting IN ntoae for our family, which va
ehonld avoid with ait tho frmness va could muster,
-ons adjacent to plaatng mill, and ono that eon-
talncd the only wei, In the noighbothood. II VIC
de.caht upon Tho OWLS of 80 living, wo speak ad.
,IsedIy, for NO have becn there, II We say that
domestic bliss, In either Of tho above situations Is
utterly out Of TITO question, va know whereof wo
Arc talking.
When we lived In tho vicinity Of sash, door,
and blind factory wo wore in hot water every wash.
ing.dny. for our wlio had her clothes hung out
white, and they camo In black. she remarked,
one day, with Considerable color in her face, that
either that factory would move, or wc should. II
isfuper1oua Is 10 remark that ,rt moved.
When VIC canae Into our present neighbothood,
We found this teciIon Of tho town 'thlckly popu-
lated, and tho only well Within quarter Of q mite
was located in our yard Most OF the people ronnd
about us Of courte had cIatetns. but from con-
rarely feli back on this reserve volume ef rain
purpose, and, It il needless to add, Without much
On that well has been simply tnceessnt, Tho
pulley Is uttet,ng one prolonged squeak and yell
Il So s:ty !" ns s;snH ~ as stsas M HF t. n 5
The nclghbors look on aud kindly suggest lie best
qetho. q getting At y In the ol!!ng process. We
since we came here, and have had 10 pay Tor them
ourselves. We once hintod that VIC should levy
pmals tax on each head to uefraY expenses: and VIC
weFc 50 roundly aud easctaalsy abusel that wo
have never vcnturcd to make tho same proposition
again. Il was even slightly Infatuated fhat tho
gear had never really given out but TINT this was
only dodEo 10 net round little sum for our own
pernonal benefit. Thlnga had cunc to pretty pass
i reople had to pay for ono Of the ffse gifts ot
NAturet
Naturally NC arc q generous and ph!'snthropic
difCoslton. and, wtfon people aux to patfonlze our
we'll, We hnto to refuse. Our wife, however, who
70 somewhat Of an invalid, and who on that account
ts licensed to speak with norn than ordinary frea.
dom, says We are puatllan!mous, and haven't got
.hc n,nnhood about W ray ma" After ono ot
these hurried and e1ci!nd iutersewa with her, wo
acp ont to interrupt the continual stream Of wa
tcs;carr!rrs, and mildly tuEgrst the possibility oi
thst ge.ts.ng wster .oInews,c else o. a. least ot
aiserwasds. We sze tod. II we wish . earn tho
county, TO 60 right on In That fashion, md va will
not have to 70 fat TO Fct It.
Wa hare como home Ut m evening completely
worn ous with tue labor Of tho day, and hAvo gone
20 bed for tho purpose 0f gaining tllat fep0sa OF
which wc stood 20 much In need; and We haven't
got Il. We have been kept awake hhlf tho night
, 1877-05-26
CURRENT OPINION,

n,a -" s.ya ,a p,,%sn, % !" ~ .vpe. ua.o
esoaa ~ h nave Inc lassacn' 0 1sssno.n
e. esas. t'' '''''A'sS '' ''''-0"''""''' ''"'"e'
rh.,o .,.,,v ,,.o ,o,,,o,.r. ~.a .,x. .,,n,,.
renown in pettieoat., Davis, who triea to set
away from Michigan cavalry boys in TIM. dlsgulsc,
CmirAuo Tnfnun1 under coyor Of lii ceusIn. Gaii
11amilton.-0rtt" lay Adcoeofe.
rh,, .llu,t.o policy Of Internal improvement.
looks to The Increase Of Tho nnt!onaris6t and tax.
.qa ne NS u q ats.
arc not Foins - enter apon tS.s road Will tnsir
'ys' 0psn.-1o''o" 1oarno. t1'tp.h
uov Young va a, sepEFeaehed = "a i thts evening BY
gentlemen who ,:kcd u Il 10 wes going to move 70
VA the reply, ~ Is very natural that you a.
o. ~ sta'e snoaia oes'te C. 70 come neSc
'asa'ngfoa GoFrfspon0ens do'soa Herald ti"d.).
Gen. Ilsyss IL President BY law and tho general
heartily indofsed BIZ all patiies, except apru1 cx-
tteisM, wno VIII 20 iassnsa ~ WIN nosnma mort
o. ne supreme e1atso. OF anars ana 6n tnete no
Frosp1es. Fgng1es q 11asaeo' ot
The machine men who ara s,,l srumbl,nE he
cauee President lInyss dosn't "stanl By :" thv no.
q tss sou!s o. n: ~ fod
aionc, ought to rsmihd themselves that Tho prcsI.
dent has taken one oath To- ''ttand by, The Con-
.'stood by had batter ellmS np aionsslaS Of + tho
prosidont.-Nep York Tribune (Rtp.j.
The good msn IT.. Of Ams,ss Motta md South,
,amt ,Ion a. n.ss a '1SGat @ 70 oS
esnsson sns ss,ponsac for ,hs o th
e. IL 9f utno.e f "nn T:h - r..
s'on Which ssaI IT, national, @ net huddc 81 dis.
LoRisptiis CouritF+Jouraa! tDeM j.
col. MosbY s.ys thar. ara practically no no,,,,es,
psits:. y v!:fs,s: !Sss " %n|s. I'd Slsss: -
spane.n p.1y T. e e1,tsy that
e NJ a:s's:.!IsssiSa; i $ "a; A. 6: eSa Ss@s
eu b. roaa ao .en n T. m
tiona poll.s. b. l. al,s4 xish ,s Nsga1sap pa[
11sns TS.eu y. ps pota usant an4 liayes' eut N
10 ~ ssh ' IT, @
Sahnaat1 t ,, tot .oYe5a1Is ho wy nave
AZ 4 r. S;s.s ssSs|.;s: usslssss "! s!ss!s
lion 49,.
c. at u bon1. oat 70
havo sasaneea n nflce ainco the hampton Aamn'
ea@s a so oSws' @ sGa ban 'agse ts taia el,
Ss,l II. + tue & 6s,s fer 10 southesn s!ate: Tto
bonIs ui Tenns..s. o ror0a a. VItafn;s IT. 'r af
Noith carollns, = Al.oams, Si l!.si.:!pp, .nd u
az efs III y ,ss an E aed ~
sstctas 81 '1saq SLatss "1n!a ~ gag 70 sot Any.
hts sfsw sto 1as Ean1 70 begin no Pew 5sT,n'e y
Mnnsssa!d tcpuntauoa " tno elaLe acpt' ina
wo"a DC .SS eahc nesS i, 9! fosassy ~ nS aafS
ons q their ot.an. s1ptessea 4, nntst "tho I'M
o.ston.y % me9aae IT, oonuea aeSeotsaneasi ~
III! ga y sanaIsetoty ostaonstsa1eo' -S'. Loas
l. II ID now ciears enough that the President wifi
cncou"tSf 10 opnoe!iapn from ~ own political
patty. Ie = n,ovinR a!on9 q hla own way 9ta4.
u4Ill prficclipg n1hcy wllch meeA tba eouatEy's
approval. UPvn M. policy H. cannot oa s4scess-
| laiIy aAsaMe4 Y ehae1 no!ltieai parry. Ih!e y
brtns,nk Into ptomtusnea tho issuss 20 lung OBJ
acnted " tue F." "s1naheth question. now hapully
oat ot .as Way hnete afs peopi9 Hitiess ei,ongh
!ast fa san De ns!d t6ska " yixoF1a.'y beating the
, 1877-05-26

THE OLD SETTLERs' CONCERT.
Thu Old Hcltlcrs' concert viii DO given III tho r1.
position building this evening with orchestra Of
100 pieces, under the direction Of Mcssrs. Hand
and FretberH, A thcse gentlemen have been fur-
nlahing music gratis for the interests Of several
charitable institutions lately, they ought N have
full house. In this connection we arc requested
by Mr.. DyhFcnturth 10 state that tho usr Of his
mans a. one Of tho conductors Il unAnthorixed.
Tho programme will be na fn1lows: :,
I; March, dreetsnE 70 Chicago "....t,".. .'onanas
co!net soio- star II Ensaini Ii Sos,c
Ar, y. tuNle.
III. Ssngs.
q. "The Nightingale tptrcnlo Bolo}. .Noenhauer
Nr. Holm.
d. 0Icrtarc- l. Nalab"
o. AriA from " UontnllAn Uie1" Na1fa
NJ. hisG S4rfort
, 1877-05-26

TIE APOLLO CLUB FESTIVAL.
Tho aals of season seats for tho forthcoming
Apollo Club Festival commenced yesterday morn.
Ing, At 15c State street, and was remarkably sue
ccssful, tho days sa!es reaching nearly 81, 900.
The sao will continue until next Tuesday evening.
II 10 auspcious sign Of the Success Of this great
!cstisa! thsE tae seaon saie commence = WIN saeh
Ing to know that the mnsicat preparations already
warrant the demand for seats.
, 1877-05-26
COTTON INTERESTS.

EEV 0ntEAvs, Ia, May 95.-Tho Executive
Council Of the National Cotton Exchange Of Ancsi-
ca called convention Of that exchange TO meet At
Green htier, White Sulphur Springs, Va. on tho
18th Of July next
The International Cotton Convention viii meet
In Liverpool on tho 11th Of July next. Nine dele.
Fntcs and Al many altcrhhtcs will be appointed TO
represent tho American Exchange
, 1877-05-26
Tho Weather.

People who haYs becn annoy ID By tas ehanFoa Of
IL vAapttes ass beyond al calculation, nsy hays TO
Esvt.s theu opinions. a Aus.taa weathes student,
gives u accouns of n EXTENDED eonnaxtsan OF
, 1877-05-26
SECRETARY THOMPSON.
I.$

When Secretary Il. ". Thompson was = eaudi.
datc for tho Indiana Legislature, hs opponuut, on
ono occasion during the CANVASS, determined to
break The charm Of his speech. Accordingly. who
Dir. Thomrson was busliy talking md bis audience
hanging IN his words lasgc donkey was led near.
which, when pr,ckcd. began praying, and con.
tnued that elegant discourse for several minutes.
Mr. Thompson stood erect and mover moved !
muscle OF his face Till this vtcatous orutor eloecd
lilo thon very Kravey said: s.This e not fair play.
My competitor mght hsve wa!to,itI,l Get through.
hausted all his arguments. will now psocccd to
answer thcm." This hard but comical bit ralaed a
shout OF laughter, and the result Of the contest wns
no longer .J.a1htc4 BY anybody. Ills opponent wne
not only defeated but ever AftttwaFd Ind attached
10 his nnrqo tint Of his fO4r. footed advocate,
, 1877-05-26
ANOTHER MoNrENEoR1N WOMAN.

ANOTHER MONTENE0H1N WOMAN.
lfr. Ciddafons In .VlntteenM Century.
Tidlngs reach Montcnegrtn wife that her hus-
band has just heon slain by party under the COM
mand Of a certain Ago. Knowing the road by
which they arc travelling. tho solzca rsno chooses
her position, and shouts tho Aga dead. Tho fcrt
Of tho party nko to ntRhs. Tho wife Of tho
bed me Of both my eyes. Thou att a gcuuino
daughter Of Tscrnagora. Gene to. morrow alone
Of US Us was the better WIFE," rio Tsernssorlns sp:
pearcl, equipped With the arms Of tho dead Aga,
and alone. as Invited. hut tho Turkish woman
brought an armed champion with her, who charged
her on horseback. She shot him dead ~ ho ad-
vanccd. and. sicx!nE her falthscss autnEontst,
bound hcr aud took her home, kept her as nnrso.
maid for fourteen years, and then lot hcr 60 back
to her place and people.
, 1877-05-26
He STILL l.IVFrA.

UC ollLl L1SElHt
IN tAe Editor hf The Tribune.
CntcAdo, May 25.-The frnd who fabricated
The death OF Michael Ffaney, Of ii W'aubanaia as-
enne. In this mornings paper, he must bo = no.
torious Kcouudrct. MICHAEL FRAskr.
, 1877-05-26
TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, 1s77TWE1NE

uEc.dcalcr OF this city. h1cd petition In voluntary
bankruptcy. Assels about II, 500. Ltabii!ttes,
81, 600.
, 1877-05-26

ka,N'T AND FOUND.
r psf on sTlLEN-A WHITE cow WITH RED
IL neck JEIuk husu crooked ANY GQe returning hAr
viii ba amply sewAfttd. ll53 RAhaah.At.
ialkEK Observation-Disclosures BAT HORSE.
l very thin Ia Gash, Apply ii basa fsar sGs West
J4ekkul .Kt.
, 1877-05-26

oeaaUsAnhN kf.AH ftSA - ZEE
Ton sALEEfino WILL. HuY nHAuriPYL LOT.
y onc blDtk from dejut, It Lagrange, Miles from
!hicaso 3ao.n and Is monthly; chescest ptorcr!y
IN market, and shown frce free; trAn
AlrcRuy on. Ilth BROWN. IA taSalie.tt., Room 4.
1fOI eALE-saa EACII-tr5-FiSE Hi0H LOTs
miles @ ft.n ChGsKo. ont.hait siock from .tati9n
new tatdt pt,ces al,cr July s1so each IL c.
, 1877-05-26

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
yJyANTED-To DUr-wE HAVE A CLIENT WHO
Mlhe. 10 p@tsh.ss ~ rel;locasa M by enaincss re- bIocs
he will pay elA {Ip to tiS cash, AAuno mortgage
OF f1j.uAh aud balance In cquttf of new WeI-Fened
fea3cuCe block. TURNER BOND, lu7 Washing
t0n.lt.
, 1877-05-26

CITY REAL ESTATE. =
Tue sALE-io1 FEET OF n1sT EEsIpESC1
N0lcct Of heat residence lots; Ruper1or.st
1D1 feet uf bctt rrtlttncc sota, IIiFnn.st.
50 'A'1'' '''" ''so ofiHFGffisrEroR,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02

WORTH OF A DRINK OF WArER.-In
one of the terrible battles in Virginia, a
Union officer fell wounded in front
the Confederate breastworks, and while
crying for water, James Moore, of Burke
county. N. c., Confederate soldier,
leaped over the Notifications, and crawl
ing up to the poor fellow, gave him a
drink. The wounded man took out his
gold watch and offered it to his benefac.
tor, but it was refused. He then asked
for the Confederate soldiers name, and
the two men parted. Moore subsequent
ly lost limb in battle, and returned a
cripple to his home. The Raleigh Ne'os
now says that a few days ago Moore re-
ceived from this Union soldier q letter
announcing that the sum of ten thousand
dollars would be paid to- him in four
annual instalments.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02

- Crows have, been known to live one
Alexander II, Stephens, whom asked
for an opinion on the European war, an
swered, II hate all wars, and will be sat-
isfedlif dogs who win fight keep away
from my door," 'i2tsss.lss: ,;lssiss. So
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02

- Every effect must have i. cause; so
Boils; Pimples. ETC., are the result Of poor;
blood. Purify the blood by using DR..
Bulls Blood Mixture and, Danish such
eruptions as those named.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02
The Governor is on duty, but not in
the best of health,
BEAUFORT, July rs.

FLIGHT OF THE EX-LIECTEEANT GOV.
ERNOR.
BEAUFORT, July
No arrests have been made here. 3.
81. Gleaves, colored, who was Lieutenant
Governor from 1872 to 1876, was wanted,
but has absconded to avoid arrest.
Gleaves was trial justice by Governor
Hampton's appointment. The charges
against him relate tothe fraudulent issue
of pay certificates as ex-oficio President
of the Senate. aa..5 ~
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02

The Mills Still Grinding Woodruff off
to Canada, While Jones goes to Pris-
on-Gleaves Wanted In Columbia,
hut Missing-An Ex-Governor and an
ex-Speaker in Jail-The Way of
Transgressors Growing Hand at
Last.
From The Ne,rs and Courier ofAs 26th inst.
The fall of the iron hand of law upon
Ex-Governor Moses on Tuesday, and on
A. O. Jones, ex-clerk of the House Of
Representatives, yesterday, has not been
without its effect upon. others, of the
same stripe, who have grown fat by long
inroads upon the public crib. Con
science makes towards of them all, and,
as will be shown by what follows, the
Jackal of the Thieves, Josephus Wood
ruff, anticipating arrest and judicial pro:
ceedings which would deprive him Of
much Of his plumber, and perhaps might
consigu him to felon's cell, after set.
tling his business matters as quietly and
expeditiously as he could under the cir
cunlstances, folded his tent like the
Arabs, and having stolen everything
else he could out of South Carolina,
finally stole himself away to parts un'
known. :.
From good and sufficient authority it
was learned yesterday that Woodruff, as
soon as he understood that Jones was
wanted, made his arrangements for
eluding the minions of the law, whom he
had defed for these many years. Not too
proud to share the spoils with his col.
ored pal during the flush days of Radi:
cal misrule, he was too weak and timid
to share with him the just punishment Of
their dual knavery.
In efecting his plans of escape, fortune
seemed to lend Woodruff q helping hand
and, owing to the fact that the inevitable
warrant which is now in course of prepa'
ration for him had not been issued as
soon as the others, he was able to show
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02

Rates OF SUBsCRLpTloM-TwoD DOLLARS
zper annum. and ONE DOLLAR for six months.
subscriptions are not taken for less period
than six months.
Liberal deductions made to clubs Of ten or
RSTES OF XDHERTISLNG.-Ono Dollar per
uuare of one inch for the first insertion, and Fifty
Cents per square for subsequent less than
three months. No advertisements counte less
Liberal contracts will be madewith those wishing
to advertise for three, six or twelve months. Ad-
vertising by contract must be cenhned TO the I'M
mediate businessof the firm or individual contrac-
ting. "a 80 8 -. -
Of Respect, and all personal communications o. or
at advertising rates, Announcements of marriages
and deaths, and notices Of religious character are
respectfully solicited, and viii be inserted gratis
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-08-02

the bail of each of the prisoners was
fixed at $4,000, a preliminary examina.
ton having been waived. The prisoners
counsel asked that they be allowed until
8 o'clock to give bail. This request was
granted, but none of those who fawned
upon the Ex-Governor in the days of his
power appeared, and he and Lee were
committed to Jail. N
The following is an extract of letter
written by Moses to friend just pre-
vious to his being committed to Jail:
"For the last five years l have been
singled out by many of the leaders of the
Republican party as a scapegoat, on
whom has been thrown all of the odium
which should have been distributed
among most of those leaders. I have
borne itall, because 1 loved my party
more than loved myself. Hereafter
my first duty on earth will be towards
myself and,my family, and my first step
in the performance Of that duty shall be
to make atonement to my State for what
soever errors, shortcomings, or even sins,
may have been apparent in my political
career. Self.defence can shame no hon.
orable man, and just resentment against
those who have soughtto injure us can
only be esteemed as part of noble ma
ture." g a:e sQi2.,,i ~ Z. b,,.a
The smiliig,' smirking Joe Woodruff,
who put on such bold front and tried
to make capital to screen his own ras.
cality by audacious lying, is gone. He
Joined that portion of the flock of buz.
yards which have taken their fight
His little matter would have come up to.
morrow but for his flight. The com
mittee must wait little longer. Tele
graphic information says that cex-Lieu
tenant Governor Gleaves has also de
parted or is hiding out
The daily gazette., 1877-07-14

Con family on hand and for sale at the low
est market rates. Particular and personal
attention given to Repairing any articles In
the above line.
A fine assortment of Spectacles constant
hand and sole agent for the Celebrated
Diamond Spectacles. marl6
The daily gazette., 1877-07-14
The Indian Troubles

TELEGRAMs FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
TWO HUNDRED TROOPS ASKED FOR.
By Telegraph TO the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, d. C., July Is.
The following telegram was received
here this morning:
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July H.
TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR.
The following just received dated
Lewiston, 18th, forwarded from Port
land, to-day. In the absence of General
Howard, who is beyond my reach, l
think General Mcdowell, should be in
formed that l have reliable information
that Josephs band has lately received
considerable accessions and it is feared
many other reservation Indian, will join
him. Would suggest that 200 Washington
Territory and Oregon troops, be called for
Immediately to prevent this, and the
damage that may follow during absence
of troops, until they can be replaced by
regular troops. SULLY.
Col. Sully who sends this despatch is
an old officer of much service in Indian
warfare department of the Colum bia
do not feel at liberty to disregard his
appeal. In some way unaccountable to
me the second infantry, ordered here a
week ago, has not yet started. send to
morrow every man l have been able to
scrape together this side of Arizona, and
altogether the four skeleton companie.
do not number 100 men. Under these
circumstances l approve the suggestion
TO call out, for a limited time 200 volun.
teers from Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory.
& tSigned.
Mcdowell,
vi a., r General.