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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVAL OF THE MARINES AT NORFOLK
COLONEL FoRNEY RELIEVED FROM DUTY.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK, Va, August ~. 1877
The United States marine battalion stationed at
Gosport Navy Yard recently duty among the
rioters reached the barracks this morning. $50 strong
under command OF First Lieutenant Frank A. Muary,
Colonel james Forney being under arrest IN Washing
ton for INSTRUMENTATION. The marines came on the
United States steamer Plymouth, which also brought
tho marines and sailors belonging to the Essex, Oss
pee Powhatan and Hartford. Colonel Forney has
been relieved from duty at the navy yard rs COM
mandant OF tho marines. and Captain Charles F.
Williams, from Washington, succeeds him.
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RUN OVER AND KILLED.

Daniel +. s;ckles, who was run over on Sunday
night by q driven by Hubert McManus, at the
corner OF the Bowcry and First street. died yesterday
at Bellevue Hospital from his injuriea
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SENATOR MoRToN's CONDITION.
WASHING roy. AUGUST 20. ISL

WASHINGTON, August 70, 1871.
First Assistant Postmaster General Tyner this
ing received telegram from Richmond, Ind. which
says:-Scnator Morton continues to improve ana his
physIcans are more hopeful than cvcr.n
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CANAL WASHOUT.


WHITEHALL, ~ Y, August 20, 1871
Fifty feet OF the Gcnn's Falls feeder, near Shcrmans
limekn, washed out this morning. IL will cause
detention to the ChumDlain Canal for several days.
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GRAND PREPARATIONS FOR THE PRESIDENTS
RECEPTION TO-DAY.

NAsnUA, N. H., August 20, 1877.
The following Is the programme for the reception OF
President Hayes who is expected to arrive here at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon Carriages viii be
In waiting to receive the President and tho Cabinet
They will DO driven through the princinal streets
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show tho changes IN tho
temperature for tho past twcnty-four hours IN COM
parison with the corresponding date Of last year. as
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnurs pharmacy,
uulid
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INVITED TO THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR.

INVITED TO THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR
PORTLAND Me-, August 20, 1871
The trustees OF the New England Fair cndcavor-
ing to arrange for the President to make visit 10
Portland, 80 as to give one day to tho far.
The President has declined to visit Portland, owing
to previous engagements.
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DIAMONDS And PEARLS

Ewes bright rs diamonds should be supp emented BY
teeth whit pearls this latter element OF beauty
he secured by using SozODoNr II brushed u night and
morning this vegetable preparation is guaranteed
To the of the teeth and prevent THEFT
i ...ellL
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THE WEST POINT CADETSHIP.

Average tenn porature yesterday ....,... ia
Ave aa 'e"p''~'''' w. ...... 74s.
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WAKEFULNESS, INFLATED APPETITES AND
other following dissipation cured
by Vas BUsKiRK NvicouSr; 30 cents Depot. Is Vssey
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

hIsEASEs RESISTING ALI MEDICINES AXE
j Jcured BY the "ASAIfEL' Natural Mineral Spring
Wafer Depot and Office 20J Broadway. New Yorg. DR..
IIEATS Treatise. with proof OF superiority all
other springs and treatment in the otherwise fatal Diseases
gratis.
gIHE SEASIDE. LIBRARY LATEST ISSUES.
j 26 AURORA FLOYD by Miss N. T.. Braddon.. 2Uc
"a VICTOR AND VANQTISItLJ Nv N. e. Hay. 1Oc
~. A DAUGHTER OF IiE1H BY William Black iOc
~ NORAS LOVE- TEST. Ky Mary Cecil hay. iUc
HER DEAREST FOE. By Mrs Ale snder. NC
~ LOVE ME LITTLE, LOVE ME LONG. @. Reade lOc
81 THE QuEEN OF HEARTS BY Wikic Collins. loo
~. HANDY ANDY. by samuel Lover. Zoe
~. SiMPLErON Nv Charles Reade single MOI. lOe
30. FELIX HOLT THE RADICAL. By tseo. Eliot 2US
10. THE WOOING J'T by Mrs Ale Wander. 2Os
~. tux MYSTERY. BY Mrs. Henry Wood 1W
~ WHITE LIES by Charles Re AIDE. 2os
30. HIDE AND SEEK. BY Wilkie Collins .......... lOe
For sale BY ncwsieaors, and sent paid
Of price by GEORUE MUNRO. 81 Beekman ST.. New
York
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GET A PAD. MORE THAN 200 600 LIVING W.T.
nesses bear testimony tho efficacy OF oLMAS's Liver
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LOOK SHARP! 1T Is TIME To BEGIN WHEN
your skin breaks out pmples GLKSS's suLrnux


HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE black or brown Joc.
A CONSTANT DANGER ALWAYS THREATENS IN
OF cholera morbus dysentey collie cramps cholera
utmntum dnrrhua for the prevention and cure of
these disorders there is remedy equal to PAkkkHs GIN
GER TOXIC: life .ime. enables YOU to
enjoy of the without lear,
confor. after hearty meal buy at 81 from your
druggist t5c. and its merits.
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of the release Of the officials who were
implicated in the murder Of the consuls
special to the Standard from Dresden
announces that the Powers, at the request o
Germany, are reported to have agreed upon com
mon protest to the Port concerning the release Of
the murdcrers at Salonca. Other Berlin tcicgrams
confirm the report that the German squadron has
lett the Piraus in the direction OF Paro.
HOLDING THE DoBRu DsCIIA.
The landing OF an Egyptian brigade near Sulina
detains General Zimmerman in the Dobrudscha
with larger force than was intended to be left
there, and shows the effect OF bOlder cOunselS al
Constantinoplc.
THE DANGER OF THIS MOVEMENT.
A telegram from Galatz states that 1000 Turkish
Or Egyptian troops have disembarkcd at Sulina and
are marching on Toltscha, which is weakly gar
rsoncd. The Turks from silistra are SAID to be
marching against Tcherravoia and the Russians tc
be Fastening to Ismail where reniorccments are
expected.
MORE MAssAcREs by BULGARIANs.
Correspondent of the Times at Jcni Saghra telc
graphs unaer date Of August 10 as rolows:-
went with the Turkish army on the 14th inst.
To Chain BaghaA AZ Lancli, two hours and a hall
from the pass. saw the bodies OF l2o persons who
Among the victims were two women one very
beautiful and young. She had been killed and
tnIoWu h"hcu ih.o a. pun vi wafer. saw itinincs
including children, who had been thrown IN u well.
The houses OF these people and the handsome EN-
broidercd dresses OF the women showed that they
lad been rich.
orTgAGEs ON WOMEN
In one house the women and young girls had
been smut up and subjected during ten days TO out
RACES by Cossat Ks and I'ulgarians. The Bugarians
when they heard oil the arrival OF the Turkish
army ut Cham Baghal, carried of the Turkish
women and children from three to thirty years o
age and fed To the Balkans. The victims o whom
spoke above were all collected together and Inur
dcred In succession. Many more were butchered
nut have not had time to go aud see them.
THE COLD SHOULDER
Tie North German gazette confirms tho report
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
DOMESTIC.

8 3. COX ENTERED FOR TIE sPEAKRRsHIP.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Hon. s. 8. Cox
has arrived in the city and made = formal
entry,n the race for the speakership. ,.s
1T 10 understood that he claims that
no viii go into the caucus with
10 votes on the first ballot. Mr.. Morrison,
Of Illinois, who is also > candidate, will be
here Tomorrow, and claims to have 80. '.lf
Mr.. Blackburn, Of Kentucky, whose
friends says he will be here by the last
of the week, claims 3s votes. Mr.. Randall.
who is to arrive to-day, will go into the
caucus, his friends assert, with G5 votes y r
IT Rill be seen BY footing up these votes
that the. total is much larger than the
whole Democratic vcSe in the. House. =:
7'" 4 CoLoR1D TBAUD.
WASHINGTON. Oct. s.-Rev. I. ".
Brooks, colered, formerly member Of the
Benish Baptist Church, Of Alexandra, w.,
but long since excluded from fellowship IN
that church on account Of general unworthi.
ness, has been travelling about through the
Northern States representing himself as
authorized to collect money for the above
mentioned church. He has been In Phils-
delpsia and New York and recently in
Trenton, Nj. Ats meeting Of tho des-
cons of the church, held recently. he was
denounced as fraud and . com mittee ap-
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WARNING TO TREsPAssERs.

As the hunting season has opened, which
there Is every indication will be made unu.
sually lively on and alter the 18th Of Octo-
ber, when the shooting Of rabbits and
partridges will be lawful, the farmers Of
many sections of country are giving notice
that trespassisg of any kind whatever upon
their premises is forbidden. Tho damage
done to fences and crops by gunners and tho
unlawful acts frequently committed, have
led farmers to this course for their own doe
fence.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
CITY COUNCIL.

TsB ELECTION To.1IaH7 FOR CHIEF ~
e1x11R OF THE wAElR D1PABTHzNT
AND REGISTER.
This evening City Council will elect .
Chief Engineer Of the Water Department
and Registrar. Captain Gallagher and ".
s. Hayes have received the caucus t1onins-
ton, and it is expected that they VIII be 70.
elected.
Messrs. Jeremiah Mahoney and Joseph
Hyde were candidates for Chief Engineer,
and Mr.. H. Braack Starr for Register.
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RAILROADS.

w.1 yA1A. w11MihIzNdToN ihzNdTo Arp
DH1LApDhhihTiMORE RAILkOA :.
1Iupe 10th 1877. 4 Ia - 3..u.s
v,,,lea0e W llmtnstonA Z. toiAAes
'.,nn,. and a ss4.,sn,s e I.
Pslsdssllgp Pls lp. SO, 10 90, M y ~ ~ %" s'
y y I ! Pm; 4 o;,. ;anakyw YORK. 2 aa.sHta
TS .;;; W. " essd n gi;m,,,'ate .sations' g
n, s,Iinors and wasn'ns s,on 100, s ss'a ns II
ia ipa. Z $: ~ Y, t,Rsre 2 m; ia,v,sionls leave for
,sT gsalcSs Castle t 500; s b, ~, n & ''s'ss 4
'Ss ssssss,.. sb .rsfPs ssisssE ssa.'ea.s ssss
xs1, sop e: T. a 4 med,ate stations. S at
'Ssm' SUNDAY TEAMS; 49,. ,,,, =, a.,
nt" an,, intermediate staJlOnS3
SawoS%ainhia and &ews YORK, 2 ~ a. n ss4S ,,g
Phliisao,gpa oga ami. v ashi ngton. 10 N: -
Hor fnrthsr Information nasssnsg,s n 'he ~ ~
is,rad 70, .Ith to the tiustablss posted ~ 'ne as'
81. =, 's,esss sRsFKENNEY. supt."''
(lHl ANsSssET A1NNsSssTERN FHE RAffRo oAD-c6mme1lc-
GWNrsdav, Dec. 4, 1876, Trains Will run, run,
.SNa toaoVWsii Wilmington 10 70 a m, and 81 Sp,m
eavs ,onder y" % burg 6 45 . m and W p. ~
Isive srEs st WllnIaah4efs T@,tn' ana No Z "
pr. pm. At Landau bsrs a. IL m. and 8 20
~ ~ ss:5as;,v,,r, oN1sse.-Tla,ni leaving 1,anden!
~ UvsnsN4S5am ~ q Is q. m, with train for Philadel'
bhia st j. ;os tU a1 vi1,a Wilmington = 1920 . m
Trsp n I'D, leIyi y ieaying Philadelphia at 10 m
ny n.y. npaan"m,rsylyaniasnd a",r Delawaretrain ienvs
ng g,an lanqsayig qfeaying Iandenbefg at 30 p. n;
,tR ~ train train leaving ssWllminston for fh1ia'
tH,s;n 81 p leaving %; wsm,ngsen at $50 p m
IN uMn rain ies Vii ~sii1adeiphia at l5 r.
ltn ueAn y. CONNELL. SUP
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..sweet rorget Me Not"

This 10 the title of new and magnificent
no1,e. with q remarkably y pretty waltz cho-
rus. composed BY DO uBBY NEWcoMB,' o.
mi nstreI lame. It is sung Dy Primrose and
latest, O: Haverly's Minstrels: DelehantX,
and Heugler, of the 'cTony Pastor Troape;"
Adah Ricnniond, and other first class az, ,
surely be admired by everybody. Prioe,
IN cents per copy. can be had from any
NJ NJ usic dealer, or Aom the publisher ~
F. W. HELMICK.
West 4th ST. Cincinnati.O
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NEW YORK.

4 $500,000 r1RR-TH1 SHOPS AMI STABLES
or THE DRY DOCK sTRERT PASSENGER
RAILWAY DESTROYED. "o ,tt
The car depot Of the New York Dry Dock
Railroad, Fourteenth stree, and avenue B,
was burned to the ground at m early hour
yesterday morning. Two of the car start-
srs were inside the building, when they
heard . erackling sound ON the floor above
them, and In moment saw smoke issuing
through the ventilatir 3 shaft.
The flames seem to have originated In the
carpenter shop on the second floor, and to
have spread with great raptdity owing to
the highly conbustible nature of the con-
tents of the building. The cars on the
ground floor caught fire, and all hope of
saving them was soon abandoned. Dense
yolmues of smoke drove tho workmen from
the building, who were endeavoring to save
the burning cars.
The second and third alarm was sent out,
and engines called from all parts of the city.
The building was, however, completely en-
veloped in flames. The hremen used all
their efforts to save adjoining tenements,
and were assisted by thick wall which in
terven,d between them and tho burning
building, and probably saved the whole
block from the fire.
The stables Of the railroad company,
which adjoined, were threatened, and 500
horses confined in them were taken out.
= By 3H A. M. the fremen had gained con-
troll of the flames, and all danger to the
stables and tenements was over.
A fireman named Golden was injured by
falling bricks. @sa...,ag- "a
The building contained 93 cars, . large
quantity'of hay and grain and much valua-
bic machinery. The entire loss on the
building and contents is estimated at $780,
|O00, which is fully covered by insurance.
The loss to the company by partial cessation
of travel will be considerable. .,.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
.AkD OF THANKS. a

0tAkD OF THANKS. "a g..tE.%H
WILMINGTON, DEL, eept. IL. 1877.
nerebv rendered to Mr.. ELI Crozi Through
who es kiDdness the Company was enabled
to ptrtici pate in the Centennial aoniyer-
sary of the Bate Of Brandy wire: The
con, pany also drsire to extend Their thanks
to 'Ch, isty's Seua1e" for their tberai1ty
SAM'L M. WOOD.
., 0, Capt. Co. "a" lst Regt: :
.anIs-tf .I D V. M.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
JUVENILE ,TEHPLARs ATTENTION

The Juvenile Lee Temple, No. 7, Sons Of
Temperance, are requested to meet Nelson
J. Lee, Superintendent, at tho hall, on
Fourth street, below Walnut, 1t Z o'clock,
TO cloths themselves In their regalia, when
they will proceed to Strimple's Hall to at
tend the temperance meeting at that place.
Mrs.. Bestty's Ledge, will also be present'iu
regalia. " '~' ''''' "'',"' ..
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04

a REGULAR sIEGAR REs0LvnDsoN.
A dispatch from Gofney says Il |. war
council it was resolved to proceed with .
regular siege against Plevna. General Port-
ben will place ordinance on the three sides
OF the town, s,, .~,ta ar..-,t,.s
ALL QUIET on TIE KARA LON.
, 4 dispatch from shumls says that III
Was quiet on the Kara LON. sH
a0' THE MoNrENEaR1x War.
Two thousand Bash. Basouks and a, ,ooe
cavalry have arrived at Mostsr, in Herxe.
gevina, where force of 10000 men Is con.
csntratipg to recover the territory con-
quered by the Montenegrins. II -
THE vIRa1NIUs AWARD.
NEW York, Oct. 3.-The "Hcrald's" cor
respondent at Madrid telegraphs that the
Spanish Gevernment, through the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, has promised Minister
Lowell to pay the second installment of the
Virginius award during this week. oah
AN NINsURREcT1oN IN DAaHEsTAN.
LONDON, Oct. .3.-The inaction of the
Russian armies In Asia is explained BY IN
official dispatch from St. Petersburg an
nouncing that an insurrection broke out In
the central districts Of Dashestan about the
18th Of September, and gradually spread
until all Central and Southern Daghestsn,
including the coast districts, were involved.
On the 2Sd and 24th Of September tho Rus
SLAMS attacked the msin body Of tho insur-
gents, numbering 1900 strong, nod de-
feated and dispersed them. It is now Be.
l,eved that the insurrsction will not give
further trouble. -.,g... .....,. ..'....,' b.
A GIGANTIC hallway FRAUD UNDER IN
.' vEsT1GATIoN. a., a, 81
LONDON, Oet.s 8.-The Sheffield "Inds-
pendent" says: "An investigation 10 pro-
cseding into series Of gigantic and aston.
ishing frauds projected upon one Of the
great railways of the kingdom.
TIE MIDLAND RAILWAY TIE COMPANY
!. DRpRAuDHD. ~
The Derby correspondent Of the Leeds
"Mercury" says: "The Midland is the rails
way dsfrauded. Tho fraud has been car
ried on systematically for some time BY
some Of its officers holding positions Of re-.
sponsibility. ya ,..,n, .[-
'tYhe principal means BY which the con-
psny has been defrauded has been by per-
sons erecting private dwelling houSss and
other buildings, 10th for them selves apd
other people, with material and men be-
longing 70 the company. Several Of the
delinquents are, It Is said, In prison." I'd @'
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS or TIE Will
~ MLNGTON COAL GAS COMPANY.
=. WILMINGTON, August st. 1877. :,
The Directors of the Wilmington Coal
Gas Company have. shts day, declared q
dividend OF three dollars per snare tor the
nast nix months, payable on demard.
- WIN, r. TAYLOR Treasurer,
aup2-tf 80 Ship1ey street.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
CLOTHING.
THE STATE OF MAN., !. .


This is the state ofmsn: to-day he puts
forth y
The tender leaves Of hope, tomorrow bios
SONS #& 1 ST
And bears his blushlng honors thick upon
him." mimi
Is any one borrowing trouble" lest they
have not means to purchase comfort
able Clothing q Let him 10 to the
ULOTHUNG HOUSE OF A. y, iYATEs
!. 4 90. Ledger Builo1ng. Cor. Sixth
4 and Chestnut.
There he will see the great Clothing House
crowded with people from morning until
night, doing a successful and large busi-
Hess already, and only In the second week
of September. Although the weather is
four times larger than last year. Why isit
that VIC are doing such large business be-
yOnd all Others? ,ga = ,h
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
NOTICES.

NTOTICE--The Fire Department and our
N frlends in general will please accept
our thanks Tor their efforts to save our
properly during the night Of the hre. Oe-
lob r lst. 1877. a,,x,,o,r .
oc3St* DONAHOE q ROBlNSON.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
RAILWAY FRAUDS IN ENGLAND.
HON. s. q. COX ENTERS FOR THE
; $Il6sB sPlI ssPIEAKElsRsHIP. AR,lsR ] JjIFI6
HE DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP
BAYLEY,
THE EAsTERN WAR.

'U ART1LLERY FIRE AT PLEvNA. Wy
LoNDoN,7 Oct. 3.-A dispatch from
Bucharest. says the Russians are keeping
up an incessant artillery fire on the west
side of Plevna.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04
The Reasons Why.

q, T., !: Our D. clothing q is made superior to any in
- .. The sty'e and shape Of our garments
cannot be equaled. .-.,., .yf l.s3qa4r
8. We are large experienced manufactur-
4. We buy our goods for cash and give
:. WE SELL NOTHING BUT CLOTH
Final. We have about sixty clever sales
men. The low prices the people do appre :.
cjate. Come one, come all, and see for
ourself our large stock of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We have already laid in as q
part of our stock one half q million dollars,
In Manufactured by us, open for inspection.
Our Motto: - 3','" '.L ''''' 4
""WE LEAD-NEvGR FOLLOW 81
We have brought low prices and stylish
goods into Philadelphia. .. =
TO THE BOYS. TO THE CHILDREN.
We would say that never has our stock
of school suits and children's suits been SO
complete al this season.
small Profits! quick Sales! Bear in
3Rmind, .... ul
WE ARE THE LEADING AND PoPU-
LAR CLOTHING HOUSE IN PHILA.
A. c. YATES 4 CO.,
"' LEDGER BUILDING. le
Chestnut St., Cor. Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa
sep7.4m
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04

pointed to warn tho public against the fran.
duIeent transaction Of Brooks.
brooks has succeeded in COLLECTING con,
"aeFaoie money under false prstenses.
IL THE SENATE.
Inc Washington corresponsnt of the
Sew York "World" telegrsphs:
"The Senate promises to become within
one vote q being democratic At the special
session, counting with the Republicans
Messrs. Booth, of California, and Davis, of
Illinois. The roll foots up 40 republicans to
~ democrats. Messrs. Sharon, of Nevada,
and Morton win not be present, and Pat,
terson, Of South Carolina, will probably be
unavotdsbly absert, or II present VIM not
vote, 1t Is said, while under Indictment. If
the three democratic contestents are ad-
mttted, as they probably will be, the demo,
cratic vote Is increased to SO, leaving the
republicans in majority of one. Senator
Booth will vote, 1t is said, to displace
Secretary German, who has been 80 tho.
roughly repudiated in the defeat Of the
Sargent Page Ring, in California, and It is
not impossible that the December, session
will open with complete change in the
officers Of the Senate. 1t is only in case of q
tis that the Vice-Presideat votes, .,....
DEATH OF ARCHBISHOP BAYLnY.
NEwAKk, N. j., Oct. s.-Archbishop
Bayley died at 1850 o'clock this morning.
His death was very peaceful. ., Fl.
i..-. THE INDIANS. uu
The following telegram was received at
the War Office last night: a., .p.o'. ~.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Generai e. D. Town
send, Washington-The following despatch
has Just been received from Colonel Glib
bon -
"The Nez Pe,ces crossed the Missouri at
Cow Island, 2sd. Major 1lges with his
party Of citizens from Benton, struck them
eight miles up Cow Creek, on the 25th. He
lost one man and horse and had to with>
draw, as the lnnians were in full force.
"He reports In the pass between Bear
Paw and the Little Rockies on tho 2Sth,
travelling slowly and carrying many wound~
ed. The hostiles burnt Copper's freight
train, killing two men on it's way from Cow
Island to Benton. sturgis, at last accounts
through friendly Indians, was reported at
Camp Lewis, with horses much worn out
and men without food, but his trains had
caught up with them. -. ,.. .
General Terry has ordered Miles north,
and I hope the latter has anticipated the
order, as it is SO reported. am entirely in
the dark in regard to the operations Of
Clark's force, but feel that fhe only chance
to capture the whole outfit since 1t left Low
ton Pass was lost there.
(Signed) "G1BBoN."
P. II. SHERIDAN. Lieutenant General.
?. %Svavrp vS~1rp
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04

The hsndsomest lady in the city will be
at the P. K. A. ball.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-04

r . w. JONES, Fancy Dyers, 432 N. From
D Street, Branch Office corner Ninth ana
Vine Streets, Philadelphia. Ladies. ana
ton Dved or Cleansed Kid Shoes, Fsath.
ers and Gloves Dyed or Oleansed.
April 1877.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-04-11

An versions arc hereby forbidden TO buy a
note made ~ VIM NcNri. and lhos. Ga.lr.
CHAN In favor Of 4. Spelmsn, and suppa-ed
10 be he d by ?. Downey, daleG an ihe lGlh
dav RI March. 1877. and for One Hundred Dol.
lar. dne IN 10 month";.
~ wv. MCNEIL.