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, 1877-08-16
SITTING BULL.

III WILL NOT IL TREATKD ~ 4 MuRpARxH.
Special Dfrsdtch 10 7A< Tribune.
OrrAwA, Aug. 15.-Wlllls In Washington. tho
Hon. Mr.. MIlls, Minister Of tho Interior of the
dominion, naa several Informal interviews with
tho President anl 6ccfcsnsy of the tntcftor
relative to tic Indian question. lie fully ex-
planned the Canadian systam Of dealing With
the Indians, and learned that II was the prcst-
dents Intention Of adopting similar lne OF
policy, aud do away altogether with agents,
giving tho management Of outposts to expert-
enced army officers. a Commission has Jccn
appointed by the United Suites Government to
proceed Immediately to Fort Walsh, wharc they
will be afforded every facility for making d
treaty with Sitting Bul! for hta peaceful return
to the reserves with hts tribe. In granting this
opportunity to tho United States Government
tho Canadian Government recognizes the gray-
ity Of tho complications tl,at may artsu
from the presence on, Canadian territory
OF foreign aud hostile luufAns. Eittiug
bull and Ills band are uow In section Of coui-
try where buffalo arc plentiful, but not more 90
than is necessary for tlse = support q tne Cana
and CFcek& are
ftKRcRLY JEALOUS
Of the advent OF the i,ostiLo Sioux, md may 1t
any tltnc make war upon them, thus involving
tho whole Western frontier Ia q general Indian
that uc'ghborly policy should guide tlls two
3ovcrnments In dealing with this question
Mr. Mills hopes that tho more enlightened poll
~ about to be adopted by the President will
hare thu effect Of securing the withdrawal Of
American Indians r. tso% canaasn territory and
the Western country The Canadian Commits
si0ners to act With tll0&e appointed by the Ercs-
ident hare not yct been named.
, 1877-08-16
s:d'nf and tn: atx1sFrr bf Morton, with the con-
i"st b"tHrch t'ltt7I aud ConklnE, must rcsuls
III giving the 1)tr.ecrat conirol.
IN r.

s:d'nf. and TIL: atxfsrss pf Morton, with the cotl
irst Hct.rcs EItt.7, aud CpnkIinE, must rcsuJs
III giving ttlc l)tr.ocrat !; control.
THR SE:F ORLEANS tE.roM.IoEaE.
In tae Htssert A1.ncta,tI J'rftt.
HAsH1HHIo*. u. T.. Aug. i..-Fle Fcp0Et OF
tic Enmln!ttrc tb.xaE.iu: iHtuthc New Orleans
f'tftntn-tiuntr recommends the abolition If the
Naval tfi[scr, aish nre A,,nsaisc:, and cxan,in-
crs tn take thctr own samples. 1t recommends
tho abolition OF boarding stations At Pas.
Loutrc. South Pass, ami Southweat rsas, an4]
tho establishment Of nne At the Jusnu. It
recommends The construction nj revenue
boat to cruise In shallow water ut
tic mouth Of The a}itNhsippi River,
to prevent smnCglin9, and also c1,tfIng down
the Custnsn.jjousc force more than 81 per cent
and expenses IN The same proportion. II abo]-
ishes the oil aysf"I of public lrayaYc, and rec-
utnlnc,Ils that II Re let br co,irAt to the low
tst bidder. no lii to t,c received fur marc than
II crn:s pcr packsEc, AayiDg tn the tinvfrnlnc.it
a,orr fl!an ~ cents t'cr package. and seucttg
tue rates u tntso t,ar, ~ tho most economical
merchants. 1t recommends storage ul.cr: it
will 1t mnat convenient to importers Without
injury tn tho Government.
THE LAMoR LEAGUE
here wants national convention during the
tessfon Of Congress 10 petition {nr eurh scress
a. It desires, favnrs impartial suffrage III the
District, and the rcpcat Vi The lcsutnttion act Of
ls;H.
SECRETARY THOMPSON
and party ri fr!cnds Inspected the United
States steamer Plymouth tD.tlay. The Srcrr.
tasy promoted Patrick Lynch 10 be art!ng.gun
ficf for metitnrious fo1duct on shore surI.Ig
the recent labor disturbances, and presented
the warrant himself,
, 1877-08-16

CLEVELAND, o., Aug. !5.--The Knights OF
Pythlas, In attendance upon tho sessions Of the
Supreme Lodge OF the World, participated Ia a
Rruul prize drill ut tho Northern Ohio ialr
e1ouuds this afternoon. ln Class A. the first
prize, Pyshiau banner valucd At $3.50, was
taken by Columbus Division. Tho second prize.
sloo In gold, was sxarled 10 Dayton. O.. aud
the third, gold badge, to the best Commander,
went to Capt. Hrlnn,!ler. ,oi Columbus. ln
Class b Tho hrst prize, United States nag,
valued at SIS, vent to Lafayette, lnL., tho sec
oDd prize, &50 Ia gold. 10 Toledo. o., and tno
gold badge TO the beat Commander IA Capt
Calnahsn, VI lafayette, 1ud. .
This evening grand reception and ~ banquet
was given by the Graud Lodge Ut Ohio. This
will close this jubilee part Of tue gathering Vt
Knights, and most Of thcm will 60 holae To-
, 1877-08-16

The new State Board Of Equalization,
now In session tn Springfield, h composed ofthc
following gentlemen, one from each Cou-
gresasonat District:
F1rsf-James P. Root, Hyde Park. Cook County.
4Skeond-CuuYad L. Ne'hod. Chicago.
7Htrd-anmuel n. Chase, Chicago.
FibH,tA-ttenry E. Hunt Kane County,
FSjth-Edwartl y. Warner. WhttesIde County.
aaffA-lienry n. Ainsworth. Rock island County.
.9tr<afA-Anies Savage. WiIl County.
E19hth--C1lnton T.. Campbell, EAnkakee County.
Nlnth--Talnadge Hale, Knox County.
TtafA- Robert ]. Cnbeen. Mercer County.
E'tutath-Levi T White,tdes. Green County.
7Ynrf<<nfA-Jo ohm n. Anthony, farewell County.
IFoar!tenfh--NillsamT 7. Moffett. Macun County.
F4NetnM-HiItam Giimosr, Ef1inxhan, County.
Strstknth- Ephraim ii. Gilmore, Montgomery
County.
!Strentttnth-Freder1ck Snnkef. st. C1a!r Couaty.
{:l7hfttnfh-John =. Crun,, johnson County.
observation-disclosures s. henson, Hamilton
County.
, 1877-08-16
Tho gauge Of Indians railroads, when the op
esat!ves are on strike, 10 "con.psomisc."


Richard Dale Owen, the Indiana Btate Co.
o1ogs.. 10 said to resemble bis father. the famous
Communist.
Another ldyl has been shattered by Du-
tuth leouoc1aat, who hiss Instituted : serious In.
aulry ~ 10 whsthaf Adam and Eva wsEs tAs 1rst
pA1r.
4 translation Of Tho first volume OF Lango's
"Hfatosy Of Aatefia!sm" has bcsn added 10 the
English aud Foreign Philosophical Library, and the
two subsequent volumes will speedily appear.
Ex-Gov. Wasmoth, of Louisiana, has been
seen IN Paris latsly with hia wife. lie IL very hope
ful, and. standing in the 1hseshold Of new life,
secs nothing but prosperity and red roses Tor The
South.
The Spirit ef he Tina announces that
Mlss Dt}ou Heron will leava shs stage for two or
three yeass 1t Tho close Of the Autumn season. and
rttrs into Tho Consent 0! the Sacred Heart 10 COM
plete hsr sludles.
Capt. Crapo's vifo writes that they would
mol undertake 10 cEoss tho Atlantic agsin In !
cookie .shsll for considerable. She tainted twice
during lbs voyage, slept in : wet bed for seren
weeks. snd bad aehes In eresy bone OF her body.
For the beaeat Of Mr. Hendricks and
othess 'ks him. the American correspondents In
London hint strongly that any man Of standing
who goes abroad Il expected to bear letters ot In.
PRODUCTION With him, II hs deslres to BE- noticed.
Fannie Davenport las returned from En-
gland where she did not appear professionally, in
splts OF Inducements 10 do 20. 1t 10 stated that
AisA Davenport will enact The heroine Of ''Lix. Or
the Lass OF LeWste." when It IL produced In this
country.
Capt. Mayns Reid ID in London, where he
will remain permanently. lie receives from bis
writings sufficient money 10 ktsp him in comfosta.
bic Circumstances. T, 7. BaEaum IA negotiating
, 1877-08-16

The Democrats Of Texas hare no rcason to be
proud Of the man they hare put iuto tho re.
spoustblo Office of Land Commissioner, to whom
are coutlled ths titles of millions Of Aeroa Of
land III all parts Of the State. lie has recently
Issued patents for 375,0oo acres Of land to D
railroad company, although in doing 10 II waa
ueccasary for him to trench on m important
school reservation. His predecessor In el'!co
was Republican, and. under slusilar cireum.
stances, acted differently. assuming the vespon.
tih!'!ty ofw!thholdiug Of tho paleuts until the su-
p7eme Court could interiors. Tho present
democratic Incumbent, Mr. GRoos, has at-
tempted to show that he had no discretion In
the matter. but tho case which arose under the
administration Of bis predecessor, Mr, KuRca-
tkK, and which is fully reported in tho fortleth
volume Texas Reports, seems to cover every
polut involved. Democratic newspapers like
tho Galveston Nttst are pretty severe in their
comments upon GAoos' action, aud sou,e have
demanded bis resignation. Democratic rule
docs not secm to have brought the millennial
period tnto Texas.
, 1877-08-16
Why the Montana Governor Has Put
on the Big Pot for So
Small a Stow,
The observation-disclosures Alleges that
Volunteers Nomfd Cost Ser.
crnt Millions.
Also that tic Several Millions Are Just
What the Montaneers Arc
After.
Sitting hail to BE Respectfully Ap-
preached a. . Foreign Potsn'
tate.


he THREATS THE fk2-fEHcE OGEHRkAk hIHHTLf'
DISPATCHES from Montana Territory, pub.
lished yesterday morning, claim that Gov.
Potts Is calling for more volunteers to defend
the Territory irom the inva@ion Of the Nez-
perce 1ntllans, and L1cut.-ticn. Sheridan. In
wtase hant1s the matter rests fcfuees to author
izc him to enlist volunteers. As tile dispatches
read, II would acem TINT there was negligence
on the part Of Gen. Sheridan about protecting
the interests Of the frontIcrsmen OF examining
,ntu the real situation Of affairs.
A reporter for TIE TRlnUNE hal
i LoEa CoxvENsATIoH WITH GEN. sHERrDA@
at his headquarters yesterday regarding this
subject, in which he stated that the greater por-
tion OF the reports that come from that country
were gotten up fu the Interest Of aome particu
lar ipdsliual or party, an'' 10 further the INFER
ests Of some political scheme. lie was disposed
10 treat the n,atter OF Indian atrocities lightly.
lie aaid that tho rcnorts were
GENERALLY GREATLY EXAGGERATED.
For instnncc, It was reported that the Indians
we're numbering anu committing deprcdations
nil along their route Of rctrcat, when tic
trutl, OF the matter was, there were two n1e,t
killed nj the. old Mormon fort, whcre The In.
tltar,s stopped otI their retreat TO the Salmon
River headwaterF, aud that sa* the extent nf
the murders. He secuted tho Idea TINT tile In
l1tans were likely to pass through Montana D,t
thrtr war to hunt buffalo, A. there ,yeff. tunc III
thoi rcyion thtK tcaso,l. In order 10 reach tic
nyInts where the buffalo craxcd this year, tic
lnitans would hare Il, pass through tho central
nnrtiou nf Mnntana. which WIS ttJichly settled,
tiIroi,pl, Ia n toInt about coo miles east i
scbeme which would
NOT ur LIKELY TO DE POPULAR
with the rctI-sktus, a. thcy Ind t,ut small band
At hest. while The coull&ry VIVA tbIrkiy peopIeI
md Tho jnhahtnnts wsrc armed. Tic ulllcr
buffalo region, tic General stated, laid nurth
of tlc Missouri River; SO It was prepostcrous
iffea 10 s,inp0ac that the hnetllcs wcre euutc,n.
pIattr,r II passauc through Montana
Acc0rtl;nr to tho opIt,.on OF MANY military
officers Win huyc vfstctl the sccno of tllc dis.
turtanccs, Gov. Potts Is
"rEABtya ms sutnr,r
to tlsc tho Language Of one OF them, and l.
irving 10 raIu popularity. It IL said that (foy,
Potts bas not been too well liked
stnco he commenced bis Administration,
aud, o. there Is nothing which
Will mike an Executive 20 popular ns to cali ont
Volunteers, lc ia striving to further his puf.
pnsn II ia urt1ermnrI. atntnd TINT the ca1ttnr
, 1877-08-16
HfMEME&l.


61zt1d5 Dt9pV9tA ~ IN 7F4s3Hss
Auko4A, ILL.,, Aug. 1h-Tba marriage Of
William J. Manning and Miss hettio 7, Custt&a,
daughter OF Mrs+ N. 8. Curttss, formerly OF
Peoria, ILL.,. took place to-day It the tealdcncs
Of Mrs Curtiss. Tie ceremony was performed
It u III. BY tho Rcy. ". W. Erests, Of Chi
cago. The bride IL young lady OF great ~
complishmenta, and has q large circle Of friends
and relatives throughout Northern Illinois.
Mr. Manning IL prominent lawyer, and has
many WARM freIlda. The wedding Prescnta
were numerous and beautiful. This happy
couple lett On the afternoon train Tor tour
East. intending 70 spend several days 1t the
Thousand Islands.
, 1877-08-16
CRIME.
1oSa ACCOUNT OF A SHORT FIGHT,


r4OSG ACCOUNT Or a SHORT FIGHT.
so~cfaI btp1feh n 7hf 7f''un'-
CoIrMnEs, o., Aug. 1f.-The StHier.F1etcll-
~ ,rnuhtr ha, broken o,. In a new plwc, Mrs,
r,..',.. 49, .,r. ~ tho o,,,., ,b,rrnd hv 1,or
s1e.c"e.' Inc WIG .,o ~ Wv ,,.! 1 g. ns.
ht's1an1 Win aoultcfJ Win ''aeoo IL stuoe!'
has her room in the old Miller residence north
Of the Cttzens' Savings Bank, Acrops the
hall frn,n trr room I. ae ofI,ce of M. t,tlhc,t.
~, .,'..'.. '... 's' .n. -. 49,. $500 ~.
uenist' warrant Aae pecn s"osn OUT
against the lntter by Mrs. Fletcher, charging
lin with mtkdemeaoor. lie male his appear
aucc before tho Mayos this morning, aecon,.
m ps"'ee ~ N ~. "aseos s,... .'' ~. "vs' ~,
10 answer 70 tnc Charge put tha
case was continued until tomorrow.
Nr, Giibprt's side Of the story ID that, wlhle
standing, Il, hfa door Yesterday. Binder came
.,s h'.,'",, ~ ~, .,,.,.s.~.a - 49,. 49,.
,nlo ~, l"e pai'a'ox a'o e"u."," W c"'e. ,''s
tleschet's room. Seeing disbert looking at hin,
stulcr asked him II he thought he would know
lin, II ii,ey met again. Gilbert answered. ulat
, 1877-08-16

We hare not the slightest objection to one Of
tho evening papers copying The TRrDuNs's
foreign cable specials without credit, but sul,@
nit that It atultiQcs itself slightly whcu 1t
charges TINT said specia1s arc "snidc.' At1east
It strikes us in TINT light. Wo had previously
supposed that tho Chicago Tlnns was the only
paper In this city which would lie md steal In
that way.
, 1877-08-16

". FIsKE sronnr tries to excuse his theft Of
TRIBUNE specials by showing that New York
papers have done the same thing. But the New
York papers didn't turn arouud and abuse the
specials, as ". FlsxE STOREY did. they ae-
cepted them with gratitude, Us ". F1sKR s7o-
REF should hnyc done.
, 1877-08-16

The country want 70 get 70 specie payments,
and It can never Get there by the imitation route.
Ehttd9o T4a.fs.
II contraction Is the only roatl to specie pay
mcnts, tho .'country will be in no hurry to
get there. It will repeal the time l1xcd In tho
Resumption net mud take q rest, as tho CHI
cago organ Of tho contraction Shpocks will
discover,
, 1877-08-16

FakEroa7, ILL.,, Aug. l5.-Thc Frecport Dis
trict Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church convened last night In this city, and
will continue In session until Friday. This
evening bishop Merrill Will prcach, and To-
morrow eYcMlnK thu Rev. JAMES Baum. for
merly missionary to India. will deliver his lee-
kuse on India,
, 1877-08-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

Nxw YoRk, Aug. 1h-Arrtred. tho stesn-
ships seyshla, from Liverpool, and Penueranss,
trou, Hamburg.
L1yxRRooL, Aug. 15.-The s&eamahips 1tsly
and Oder, from New York, aud Batarta, from
Boston, bare arrived out.
Sxw Yoax, Aug 1b.--Arn1ed, the steanahlp
St. Laurent, froul u4yrc.
, 1877-08-16
4 LONG SEA1lCII REWARDED.
Snfefnl M6nafeA Ia T1s 1i1Lans


East sAolSAw, Mich, Aug. l5.-1n June,
1875, ueorgh MARROW, O wealthy citizen Of
Ontario, La Grange County, Ind, was shot and
killed, and robbed Of &s,0oA. One stephen
Jcnlsa was arrested for the murder, con-
yicted, and sent to tho reni,enttary.
After serving ycar, Ills couu.
sci made application for new
tr!al upon tcctnicaltty In the former proceed
tngs, which wat granted, and. willie awaiting
trial In la' at Ontario Jerks made his escape ID
1872. TIE widow OF NARROW employed Johi, q.
Dice, q detcctive, to track the fugitive, md
fur The past five yenrs IL. has been
engaged on the case. visiting nearly aresy citv
In the union. 4 few days since the Post
master Mt Ontario received letter dated East
Saginaw. Ang. y, making Inquiry Is to the where
abuuts Of unc Vi Jenka' sons, and te at onrc
infortnc, Dice, who came 10 thlsc!ty. an,l today
found the murderer Mt Bsumtlc!l Junction. In
this county, where, under the na11e Ut Proctor.
he !.ad lived tour years, running cooper shop.
lie wus brought to this city, lodged in jsli, aud
will bc taken to Indiana tomorrow.
, 1877-08-16

The appeal which Is made for MD by the
Trustees OF st. Luke's Hospital ought to find
ready response from all who feel able to sparc
anything for practical charity. st. Lukc's is the
only }ree hospital ln Chicago aside from tho
County Hospital, and It extends home, med
fcai treatment, mct!icincs. and cssoful nursing
to 400 or $40 people cYcry year, who arc too poor
to command proper attention and treatment
elscwhcre. 1t makes no distinction as to re-
lIgion, though maintained chiefly under the
auspices of the Episcopal churches, and all
those who desire to aid worthy charity
are invited to make personal Inspection OF tho
system and management. The hard times l,ayo
scnt more patienta to st. Luke's than usual this
spring, and Its finances aro now In condition
wllcn 1t must suspend or diminish tts useful
ncss, unless It Iraws upon tho original tnvcst-
ment (which would bc fatnl) or shall receive
substantial nd from voluntary subscriptions
Even tho smallest sums will help the good
work, and 10 acceptable. Subscriptions may bo
sent to tho Rev. DR.. LOCKE. 10Ta Prairie avenue;
". ]. BARNEY, Room 81 TMa TRIBUNE Build
inC, OF N. X. FA,anAHK, liz Dearborn street,
and tho necessities Of thu case ought to secure
relief
, 1877-08-16

II President HAYES has nobody c,sc In his
m!ud for the proposed sirr1xa Bull Commit
tee, VIC would respectfully suggest Dr.. MART
WALKEH, GAIL HAMILTON, and SUSAN D.
ANTHONY. Such Commission would also prorc
dose Of PorirHAR.lien for Chief JosRpu.
, 1877-08-16

BT. Loris, Mo-, Aug. u.-Armstr0ng Bcattie.
Of 1t. Joseph. No., one Of the surctlcs for Adler
4 Furst, tl!stillcrs Of that ctr, paid Into the
United statcs District Court, at Jefferson City
yesterday, sl7,5c0, being tie amount Of juag-
mont renIcrcd agn!ust that tlrui for violation Of
the fevcnIu 1awB
Special Etspafca to The Tribune.
CuAMpA1dN. ILL.,, Aug lh.-Unitru stntos In
tesual Revenue Cuilrctor ]. ". 1iiil yesterday
went to uanyilta and tooE tn IN Illicit dIstIllery
locatcd In the hrush about iye miles from that
city. Tie outfit was a small Que. but has sup
piled considerable OF the crooked 10 people In
that vicinity. It WIS run by a German named
Christian ltaucr, hut Christian Thought 1t tcst
uot tu alpcar. The captured machinery las
been shipped to this city und wilt be conascatcd
, 1877-08-16

GALzssuRa, ILL.,, Aug. 15.-Tho 18th. the a.
niyes.asJ OF the assumption Of the Blessed
Virgin, Ii being very generally observed hero by
nj tho Catholics, a,l1 all business smong them
h suspended.
Fathcr Howard, who has presided over the
church hero for many years, has resigned, and
will soon Ieavu for some other hclt Of labor.
, 1877-08-16

''From the way he Is knocking nc, "so!!qulzcs
BIsuor, Democratic nominee for Governor OF
Ohio, II should think hin, prominent 1ucmbcr
OF the firm Of HI. WEsr, and Crooked.s'
, 1877-08-16

DOM pIATT finds fault With BnRr 1lAnrB be.
cauee he writes slowly. There is growing Ills.
position to find fault with Dosx pIArr for writ
ing at a1l.
, 1877-08-16

The necessity ID to be deprecated, but hero
after VIC must consider him as ". FiLcu
STOREY.
, 1877-08-16

Env YonK, Aug. 15.-Davta Mcdonald, Of
St. Louis, was arrested to-day on arriving from
Europe. An Indictment has been found against
him for libel oil hfs brother. Robert Mcdonald,
merchant In LispenaFl street.
, 1877-08-16

FuRb4R thinks tho Chicago Committee on
Charter Oak affairs must "tlsll, cut bait, or q
ashore" 1t looks as II they had landed Fur
BKR,
, 1877-08-16

BLUR JsEns says he knoxs which way the
cat II jump at the next Democratic State Con.
ycntion In Indiana.
, 1877-08-16
LINEN SUITS.
CLEARING SALE.
Vest End Dry Goods House, :
Madison and Peoria.sts.
LINEN SUITS,
COSTUMES,
Summer CIoaks
TO Be SLAUGHTERED!

For the next 10 days VIC will
sell all our Linen Suits. Iscrcalc
Suits. and I'0tO1iaises, ntso CASH
mere and 1,rnp tiEte Cloaks for
less than tho cost Of material.
These EOotls are all of our own
make, and nrc guaranteed to gIvo
perfect satisfaction.
Linen Suits, In pieces, for $3.50.
Linen BasQuos and Ovcrskirta for
80, form meriy sold for SO.
Linen Basquos and Overskirtse
nicely embroidered, $3.50, former
price 81.
Linen Suits, in 3 pieces, hand.
som,ely ,,;.,ae 2 embroidered, 81; usua'
Brown Porcalo Suits, 3 pieces.
$2.75.
Brown and Bluo Percale Polo
naisos, - and $3.50; sold Tor BE
and 90.
Linen Suits elegantly ombroid-
cred, In pieces, with knife plat
ing, So and $3.50; sold for $40,
Cashmere Cloaks, extra long, laco
trimmed, IS.
Cashmere Cloaks, richly trimmed
and VIDE fringe, SO and ST; tormor
Drap d'Ete Cloaks, elegantly
trimmed in tho latest designs, SO
and Glo; former price $ls and $40.
Drap d'Eto Dolmans, III all tho
newest shapes. richly trimmed, SD
and $40; usual price $40 to fs22.6o.
, 1877-08-16

There Is one man In Tennessee who sticks to
nis ancient "Wh!g" principles. He proposes
70 revive the HIat 1s1,aes.as lVhig 1t Jackson,
% that State. In bis address to the public Ar.
". ". QAT1s tays:
= know that u,ere pastisaes will oppose any "a.
!ot that pron!ses to intsSfsre With their
MHlsh leadsfshlp and oaclAl position. Soma OF
saem nave. and more d0uatless will charge ME
nm glfiux ald and comfort to the Radical party,
naYIp1 .l1 been charged for mnsu than forty years
.lth hAy'ug bsen 'tBEitIsh bought N'h!6"a
..ns1isaa VIII" sally Of lbe Abotittonlats," "
snad sAelF uu2enerous attacks, for tef. poised in
r. A. dah! now, .. III tho past bid them aedsnes'
d dhs whlx party wa8 literally slandesed TO
H. Heata ~ corrupt dems9oRue&; but though
.as ood{ OF the grand old party IL dead, ths
sp!ft VIII never die. Saall soon return to Jack
aea Tenn. my uatlye heath. and retiye the Htst
sssattsf9 Hhtg.. i don't know that the Whig
psfv nitI esel b TeslTed under thas name. H9
taat = may. Auneupcs wy teaa!ucas 10 hattlo
tof ths priaciplaa that animated It, And will ever
n =. io1oa nn tla no Of conservatism and aganst
~ I Au,ealIapl. Fafttsans are &lasEasd- Kefofm IL
Heeas upon erery breeze. The people sss th,uk-
~, knd have s1rea1y begun 10 move; soon every
mountain VIII sena fUsh IT. torrent; estrY valley
~ rott rtt and 10! tbs avalanche Of the people viii
s.Ss@s-eomc. determined 10 check the eyila under
nlieh W labor, and bring " baek to the grasa-
Ete*p pA.ls where our ycuerstea Mhl2 fortfathers
""tas Imprint VI their footstspA.
, 1877-08-16

Far Catnrrh and HAY fcvrr uRc .J~i1ers' mn
cGualcd "rrcuch Casafrh Cure" Tsfa! and sam
pies free to al1. Ug.cc 70 etalett Pcylcy Jeilert
, 1877-08-16

t:se " Mrx. Ninrlu,t'a snotl.tnE Syrup" for
children while tcethihg Il cusrt lystn.ery nnl
dlarrhua- wind c.''ic. and regulates the bowels.
, 1877-08-16

morrow. Thr Supreme Lo1ee Hsll then lcetn
thrr aetnal business, and will ttobabiy be In
scssinn tho remainder OF the week.
, 1877-08-16

!, lle death OF the late Lxw1s Baooks, Of
Aosleste1, N. T., who had asaass6A large for
saoe III tho manufacture Of WOODEN cloths, has
revealed public beuefactoE. Ae retired from
oaslnsss forty years ago, snd has alucs attended
sa1eoy to Ills private coneespa, and had 80 dis
~atcaed from public view th4t LIs pane wa4
, 1877-08-16

and the G1thy compounds that seee. "
tlon and fraud. ~ becutlt IT. EIsas
sold by I'LL 8FhairaAlr and krsaIf DrugSists,
(3socers, md Dealers In .tfehirlns. Prize. 1U
esuts. Dealers alaaM1h purchAae Drtx1nnt
packnReu VI our aazca to obtain Rae trial tDt-
tIes far fire ttistYthni3on. WEE9tA " FArs
TEN, General Aguats, aud Wholesale Drug
GtAtA, Ita4t0a.
, 1877-08-16
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER,

It should Be taken Ascr unsna' .xpourc whether 1t
MD sarr. II the ryttpr13 Of u v"f, Neuralgia, eu
.nats.tn. ffonI. and s! Q! The E7.I md u.:is urk
in the s5stenl+ cilah the1i nztansjy. II Is lot
iheitc!hc II the fttoItLny nauieA.ihs aehA< IT the
, 1877-08-16

da.ortd With the cho!ceM tsces ami trrn*n!oulS ct!
frt{fr In offIttiR dangerous syHrtEfA Of uiktAsr
iickntsa vaT1a sud Grateful fonr. ii i.s proved ii
srea, benefit ~ the Treatment u ny!pe.sIs f7atulcn
Eating, and u.scA+fs nf the