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since the torpidity of the liver Is the chief
cause of its disorder, it is evident that what
the bilious require is an alternative stira nj ant
which VIII arouse st to activity. an effect
that is followed by the disappearance OF the
various symptoms indicative OF its dernnge
mept- Hostetterss Stomach BittsYs inyaris-
ply achieve ting primary result men Toned
besides removing the constipation, fain-
ienee- heartburn, geilowpess Of ,ha kin
ana whites OF the eyes, pain in iIe right
side and ander the right shon tder, nausea,
vertigo and sick headache, 10 v bieh hlilsns
inyslids are pecuH rly subject. As "a remedy
Tor chronic indigestion, msnta: despond-
eDcy and nervousness the BittsTs are equal v
emeacious- and as u renovsnt OF lost yfxor
a means of mr.. esting premature decay, and
"A source OF relief from the infirmitIes TO
which the gen Ter sex Is peculiarly subject
they may be thoroughly relied upon.
july7 ltn
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lfOl-,,lert.I Chat SOME iron would
lU H.H clown yesterday riIug the line,
sHi urrI.u 1910 fEe arrangements we've
'UuY."sl Colonel Solle, 81 the
l.,.a auI I.Hn. bad promised them
au rran. l.a was tci.graphed 20, to
rut .Ut which Que Nas assigned TOR
Giant aui., H.t ly bad g1ueta ~t. Louis.
lfNIIi probably le .e.grpi to-day, aud
tl.u forward march, westward ho =
NI.u tN". begin once more. Ten
t1. win ..a tLsu ut the county line,
srt .u 20 month louisville viii be-
rHrH.l.
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At the foot OF Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought N any q
hard battle during the war. Oh that
same ground, nearly forty years ago
victory was gained more gI0rious than
any gained by our nrmies "A re NEEDY
was there discovered for liver dif sases,
that excited the wonder OF scIentific
men and physicians. Purely vagefa-
his, II excrlled In curative pro4 critics
the mineral drugs, such - e. o,nal.
and was - harmless 70 The systeln and
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Cease Hacking the sxs..u,

With drastic cstharties and hurtful SAIL
wants, and use that rational and genial re-
cnpersnt, Hostetter's stomach Bitters, the
success of which In the eradication OF dis
ease and the building mp OF feeble constitu.
tons has utterly confuteh the preposterous
medicai theorists who Insisted en- n e ration
atty OF depicting the ifaISe In order TO re-
store u TO health. Appel TO, cay digestion,
a natural dow of bile, are rs sure a result oi
the use of the finest OF Americas invigo-
rants as increased loss Of power and frratiJn
OF the system were of the old exhaus;iup
method. The new era OF medical treatment
inhugurated Bttters Is indeed a happy one
for the sick and feeble, for IL has moi only
them from the hurtful consequences OF az
absurd tallacy. iii iuIylgswIf
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THRUST NA-E.-liy Virtue a .le power .a
Il tue sif-ic In q certain d-tI e. isa.. tr
me- eaCcuiesi aud delivered hE a. f.. E.r.
Wairh spIt=ars on r-co4d Ia H-u< -. rH-sa-
- and 81 % Dallas CuuntE Record. e..
pse1ss Bonds. ttc.. 10 serEr- the pas meal ff
a certain mote iheTrll d--cfiet f. ia favor sf
J r tDtilus, wal sal 20 the Odd : b.sE hiIGss.
fcT currency. ~ the gsurthuE-- % f.s Hr-
county. ie2rs, ou the zird DAY ~ JTIN.
ie.9f tse lands 50 forth M sait dsl. rf trust.
which ATE desert bed as follow. -Erffe fI-r
VA iying EtDut one mile ul-flr.e- fr..fI
TIE Courthouse, ~ Dallas, Lggiuu.ra a. rgH
noTtli corner % J. Pet - fl1F-afll las f.l.l.aa
slEtE y " - eight hand rlsl f-i-f fn r frffr 20
y i!l!ul tFac.. thence Lurih o. west .sul
huudFci aud fuEtg-tpuE frgf. tiFaurr rtffH
90 east seven hundred ard seventy f-H-
tf-encr saiitiI 81 e4>t FOUR hundred uu1 f.etF-
four ICES 20 f9e beginning, ,E1eptfrL one
acre l,'.g %. ~ 10 ja-. uHnpEfie-. Al-n. fl-
v. = haIf OF one acre belonging tusaIe t.rs.
oii % a two acre block sold - q sfut.s lf-tf-
neld aEd wife bE IL. % Coue han 1ur al i..t "a
Rot John Ausers and his wife. ruHL e d..
WiIl la made 70 glr purchaser - am al
iloriLgd Rs trustee 20 urake
THOMAS WALKER
iuu2s-wH Al. No.
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4 p5aIss4SrRAToR = NUEICE.-Sau-a -
n hereby given thst L-'t.rs q Admit.
tFAuou wee granted, ua the zssI aas ~
s.nH' A. D. .N4.. "a ou the e.fate 10 Aruaz
McDommns ~. ds-ee.,ssf 20 the en- r-. mol
~ the County Court az Daiias County.
All persons having claims nzaIlrr said O.
tHir arr Aurt1s re-. l.sL L. pr.-.-r. fl.- ..r.#
g'Dfsrig glGarut4cat-1 ulT.f. rsr.. r...
months after fllf date n s-fI grant fr Ia.
t.rt OF AGIl.ui-trs'luu. or Ela- uIHur I.......r
81 al "a IeipEEt.i ungli tire e.4.f.4. s.. ..r.
nave hten Ilgsfa4feI With "a Aaff fa.trs..
,ii'itiI- ana al .uEti t5 roe. ami ar rHsHs'
,lali have been tr-t entire pad.
ANON MCCpSi sA-.E.
Dallas. Texas. lone q. I--.. Is r.H..
Mccoy 3 Mccoy, Attys f1r aid i-.tat..
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Postmasters' designations as members
of republican clubs have been directed
10 the postmaster general instead of to
the clubs,
The Catholics are filed with unbound.
ed satisfaction because the Pope exs
pressed hope that the hierarchy OF
Scotland will soon be established.
Last week was one of the dullest in
New Y ork City that has been known
this year The Commercial Bulletin
predicts good run of business begins
ming with the first of August.
The oldest christian church in the
world is probably one in Algeria, in the
pavement of which is stone with an
inscription stating that it was built in
22.2.s A. D., soon after the conversion OF
Constantine.
The people of Mount Carmel, Illinois,
are said to be very nervous since their
cyclone experience. 1t seems quite nat
ural that they should be nervous in a
storm as that burned child should
dread the fire.
The New York Evening Bulletin
thinks that Diaz should be recognized
as the president of Mexico 1t tlisre-
CARDS the means as to how he got his
seat and considers him the president
dc .faeta. and according to precedent
should be recognized.
The Inter,0eean records the cruel
and unmerciful whipping of soldier
orphan at the Orphans Home, in
bloomington, Illinois, by the mat, on of
the institution. The editor has rot
time 10 make an editorial comment.
He is TOO busy with southern outrages
to notice q home incident.
Since the extension OF the jackson
railroad New Orleans has contracted to
put up two immense Touring mills and
grain elevators, as though that city in
tended to bid COR portion of the grain
trade OF the west and northwest. The
Times thinks a third mill will soon be
constructed to grind Kentucky, Tennes-
see and Texas wheat which is adapted
to foreign markets.
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LIAE-The best quality In barrels h. worth
- in bulk, 81 81; ordinary Dallas, 2sc- per
bushel-
CEMENr-Rosendle-ts worth a. d barrel
Louisville, best, little kept, - b = barrel;
Dallas, e 50.
PLASIEH Is worth IS So a barrel.
The suppyiot the above mentioned artl-
Giles is ample demand fair market arm
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The Dallas Barrel Factory b now
prepared to fill orders for molasses bar
reis, half barrels and kegs, manufac-
tured out of well-seasoned cypress TIM
Der. Would respectfully call tie at
tention OF farmers and rchants
thereto. Send for prices before pur-
chasing in other markets. Am also
denlsr In dour barrels, slaves, head
ings and hoops, and can Hil orders
from miilers at short notice. Repair
ing Of all kinds Of cooperage promptly
done. Factory corner of Houston and
Elm,strsefs, near Todd's Touring mills.
Address, X. J. KIvLEN,
July f-d&w3m Postoiiice box 80.
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Card.

To all who are suffering from the err
rors aud iudiseretlons OF youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay loss of man
hood. eic., will send receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by a
missionary in South America. Send
self addressed envelope TO the Rev.
Joseph Inman, Station ID, Bible Home,
New York City--til sept23-e DIV.
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Obituary.

j. W. MeSair was born In Livingston
county, New York IN ls9S; removed TO Wis
eonsin In 1850, rem aiming there till IG5, in
which year he removed TO Washington,
Iowa, coming 10 Texas in November, 1865.
Was always an active, energetic man, and
has been since his youth Consistent mem
Der Of the Presbyterian church. HIS Iasi
sicSness was long and painful, but be bore
IL with christian iortitGde aud resign alton,
trusting wholly IN the merits OF Christ for
his Starvation. He was OF q social, genial
temperament. and 1t can be trnly said he he d
but few II any enemies. he leaves wife,
threesons and one daughter, besides = Isfge
circle OF relatives and friends In westel n
New York Ia NOUN his loss
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help for the weak. nervous. an,

beIp TOT tIe WenK, nervous, and
debilitated. Chronic and painful dis
eases cured without medicine. Flee
trio Belts and other appliances, all
shout them, and how to distinguish
the genuine from the spurious. Book,
with full particulars, mailed free. Adj
dress Puiysrmaehsr Galvanle Conis
pany, 2s2 Vine street, Cincinnati,
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In the stmosphers experienced here dur
ing the sunpef n,ontits, the iethArgy rto-
duced BY the heat takes AZ tne desire fnr
wholesome food, and freqnsnt preparations
redneed bodily energy, p.stieaiasiy those
sufierthg nom the efiscts Of facilitating dis
sssts. N order % keep nstsral heaithfai
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
E.STRAH<

Taken up by ". L. Knox AMI es- rav.d he
! iore a b'I-anler, Justice OF tie peace. pre-
cinct No. -, one bsy poncy. nsi-st,t -isi.y.,l
years Old, brand on leit Shoulder, alaauf
| fourteen hands nigh. Valued al &.
MOIST
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Popular illustrated book ,6opages1on
" NHoopi WoMASHoopi MARRIAGEi
I-pediHents to Marriage; the cause
and care. Sent securely sealed, posi-
paid for 50 cents, by DIR. c. WHITTIER,
or St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist. Read his works.
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almost as pleasant 10 tae taste ~ sslt>
fee. This id,tsmesfs teisis.siy i Or.
A. q simmons Vegetable Liver Med
ieire, manufactured by NJ. A. Taed
ford & Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. II :
for ssiie by all druggists. who have ais,
some trial packages which HilI be
given TO all applicants ifee OF charge.
fuE.7 gftgwlra
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The daily press, from Maine to Cali
fornia, report an unusually quiet
Fourth of July this year. Suburban
towns and villages got up . little en-
thnsiasn, yet the cities made little
ado over the occasion. A few mishsps
occurred, yet fewer in number than
usual. But little damage was done by
fire, and insurance companies are
happy.
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4 pMINIsTRAToR,s soTIcE-rs,a,e Of

A DEMONSTRATIONS SoTIcE-Estate Of
IA william II. scaiss. ia cessed. Admin
hfreffon pending In Dsilss county. Letters
OF nd ADMINISTRATION upon The estate OF said de-
cendant having been granted 10 the Under
signed on the 18th OF May, is7, by the Hon
orahte the County Court of said county, ali
persons having claims against said estate
are hefehs pasfned To p.ssent The ssme 10
fne within ole year nom nay =, Ia, for al
postponed gnt,f the claiHas presented within
that time are paid.
q. n. swISK,
iunI5v4f Administrator
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
xoen Reporf-r,u.n.,,,.

NEW YORK, July l2--5toc6s lower. Money
l5zsSZ pei cent Do.d u554. Sterling ex-
cnHnge, long II 81 =; SNORT "a $50. state
bonds nrmer. 1oyernment bonds sic .dy.
Cold opened 81 0514.
GAi.S aston, July AZ told Si-U5sssIi8 ST.
silver bsS9par. LKciiange--New YORK sight
tstIh. preanium- New CLEANS par snd a
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DIR. j. 4. seegar. Den,,s,

From Dallas. ia travelling over ,he State in
the interest OF his profession as a frst-class
Dentist. Any per-ou havirg detective teeth
cannot do better than 10 employ nitn Ad-
dress him ihrorgh the Dallas postoii ce, an
You cab be waited On at home. juis-wbtn
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HIDES-Dry ftiDt, Is n. md upward, lie;
dr. flint, Is NJ and upward, damaged, iUo.:
dry Hiut. kips and calf, He: dry salt 5 n
and upward. iIo., green butchers, 55sc.
stl EhP FEI.fS-Eaol. owing 10 wool, 20-.
2Se.; white wool. long, Ale; white wool, fan
clip, isSzc-; blseF wool, ise.
BUFF ALO-Builfs, &C., cows, &c.
ia l,iIDH-Iu barrels SIC.
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Popular illustrated book t2s2 pagesl on
MANHOOD! woxANHooDi MARRIAGE I'm
pediments to Marriage; the cause and cure.
sent securely sealed, postpaid for 50 cents. by
DR. Z. WHITTIER, eI7 st. Charles street, 81.
Louis, DO, the great specialist Read his
works -~'
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$50 ore .si.sri Co Nlr. l.. \. Mans
Is.I CORA as-kr. the finest tomatoes
u. ..ys ever seen iu Texas or any
..H.T country. They are o. the ''Wop-
IE variety aui two dozen filed a
81. IS measure Heariua nIL
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nveninr Repor, .,nr-e.ai

New YORK, July I2-MoHey easy at lsSIS.
per cent. Sterling auH al 81 ssts- ooid n IA. :
er al 81 49, GoNernulent tonls, tribe lower
aud aeJise: new Is u lis. state bonds
steady.
NEW ORLEASs, July i2.--GoId 81 OSls.
hank y IL
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the I.e"diux oIesn,nS n oaseoi Dalia

+. NJ. Kann II Bro. Justly claim this
egoListical title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock of
well made clothing in the city OF Ia
laS, aud as good as il kept in Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they prop Sc 20 sell their
goods as cheap As the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assurt-
ment, best styles and latest fashions.
A glance NJ their stock wi convince
anyone rs to the truth their asser-
tions. They also keep 8 first-Class
stock of mems fur sping goods. con-
sistiDg of compete stock of meh's
hats, which they make a speciality OF
also, the celebrated diamond ID shirts
which They offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep On hand the most com
pleie and finest iiHeof neck wear and
hosiery in the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. cgn cheerDllye
recommend all of our citizens and the
public generally, to cali around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
ddent that they will coincide with uin
and pronounce T.. NJ. Kahn q Bros.
the leading clothing house
Dallas.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.
fsSisstItpt.

school for negro preachers Will be
opened in Woodviile, at the Baptist
Westinghouse, July 22d
The Nstchez Daily Telephone made
its appearance in that city last Satur-
day. Mr.. Marschalk is the editor
The Nieksburg Herald gives warn
ing that intrigues and the trickery of
leading politicians threaten disaster to
the democratic party in Mississippi.
Cows and calves in Hindle county are
afflicted with some disease that termi-
mates in blindness, 1t is impossible 10
say exactly what the disease is.
ioui>fann
ST. James parish had grand fair last
week for the benefit of the public
schools of that parish.
[ he first party OF northern emigrants
have arrived in Shreveport. They come
from Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. j. l.. Tharp was drowned in Gals
casieu river while taking list of the
brands of boom OF logs
Governor Nichols arrived ut Baton
Rouge Sunday, July | and was received
with cannon, music and cheers
A small amount of tobacco was plant
ed in East Baton Rouge this year The
yield is most promising.
A severe storm passed through More>
house last Tuesday evening doing some
damage to the corn and cotton.
Arkansas.
4 number of Polish emierants have
purchased tract of land aad are set
Ting near Little Rock.
jackson Corbin, of Phillips county.
who had been fined fifty dollars and
confinement in the county Jail for one
hour for assault with a deadly weapon,
has been pardoned by the governor
John johnson, also from the same
county, and an ex,justice of the peace,
came III for share of executive elem
eney. He had been convicted of mai
teasance in office, by having collected a
fine in violation OF section $500 and
1902 of Gantt's Digest, and had been
fined $500 and disqualified from ever
holding office.
The Western Immigrant informs a
| correspondent writing from Georgia
that lands for colonies of from TWEEN
! ty-fve to tgo hundred families may be
had in Yeil county at an average of less
than five dollars per acre Yell is one
of the very best counties in Arkansas;
and the Immigrant hopes the Georgians
may leave their sedge patches and worn
out fields and come to Arkansas, where,
by energy and industry, they can all
| do we'll.
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Commissioners, Canr,.

The board got through examining
Collector Prather's roila, yesterday,
and approved them.
Mrs. lien who was removed TO the
county farm some time ago, will prob.
ably be returned to her husband TO
take care of leF, a. she is perfectly
quiet in her manner.
The oyerseer has been appointed Oh
the Roekwail fosd. The court will be
ia session again to-day.
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NUEtVH MHrhtt-
NEw yopr Iuiy ~ -f,,ttnn hrn

New YORK, July i2.--Cotton firm.
rnURsDAY. wkDsEsoAY.
Upiands. --.......... IZ5si nc
Orleans .-..........-- i2t4c lztxC
Sales :, s5J bales FGIures steady.
July Il o5e,l2 0sc. August IL gIesl2 use: Sep
tember II si9iI SIC, UOsocer "a 53;all tOc;
Noveinoe II jGsll SSc; December II 5I4L
zoe.
SIsht-Cotton net receipts bales; gross
- ha.ss. Futures closed steady. SALES 2. ,tUJ
hal.
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The short lease OF popularity
which so many preparations have ex>
rerieneed proves TO demonstration
the superiority of Home Stomach Bit
ters over them Ia lie medicinal vir-
tues, especially in tbs cure Of chills,
fever, dispepsia. aud liver disorders.
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Breath as sweet as summers night,
Teeth like pearls. % milky white,
Gums as rosy As the morn
When the sun In Heaven IL born,
Zach the dear, delicious won't
or those who use the SOzODOHT.
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OoIVON INN, up3ands I-fsci UrIeans nc.
safes !, 80 oaiesconsolt5at,d net reeei pts 3 t75
bales; exports Great britain 1856 bale;
continent so bales.
q 1Ly SION, Ju!y I2.-Receipts net s.
bales. s3ues ga. stock leO1s bales Ex-
ports coastWise Ssss bales. Market quiet
Good middling f21ss; IniridIing issc; low
mid ling iI}sc; sooa oruInary i05zc-
NEW OAI.kANs, July u -Nighl-Cotlon
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- SIT of rsN&s-'To ~. t..s.a1..
sstaic ~ Tie ussIor. JaglrE n. Fan.f v.sf-
tistri l. feil~tl. gu-ri4 @ = Ent1 o. fff.- b -
utts3 u tftc cuutsir criurf % Ifnfler asrIr.s.
Al application fer an 1rfcr o. 49,. % lrl...I-
ti';-c o'r-h. y ~ isrsst in ~ -.f 60 fr firaF
. y 81 Co.'s = sl1uif4ra f1 q f.. ftv sf rf. Ms.
SID iHif interest ttiQr girr SEQ SIC t.Irf. q
said minor, wiiiCh pilil 81. szItl b. t.a-..I
a. ii.e ueEi tsTtn % said lr. conn ar s..-
70 ths tniri Auncaf II IuiBs a. % I.-- =
Sntch huir Ga persons 10 rrrrs.rl 3D. "a.
.tsifsre u -tic ~ nor may asusar l- 80. .
y y SAID Aprllc..i toil. y thcY -. iroptr.
VIKINGS, A. HsrUo-.f. fauErr o. ~
Dallas bounty. Texas Gstreu ar.-f.lr r5.
hand snt line seal % ~alG cnurr. ~ IN. ..- 70
% iiiia-. ihi- titG aaE - lLtr. A. D.
49,. A. HARDWOOD.
C.uutv tierk, baiiss Cnuufr-. F.s-a.
Per u. n. Tsscksr usfufv.
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Taten up by Franlltn Fnrpn.on ANA .,

trsyed before Il. george, J. r. precircf No. /
high, branded X on .eft hip. one iron graT
mare and colt. mare "a hands high yes +.
Old, branded az on left shoulder. one srrav
stud, now grlding, - hands hieh. 4 y.srs
old, branded "a on shoulder. Also one sor-
rel stut, now geid.ns. blaze in face. isL
hands high, syeAfs Cid, branded ~ ~,
shoulder sppra se1 al stS5. Jn5w.i
Taken up BY h. NJ. Bell and estraye.i he-
fore K. Z. MsLnre, Justice of tie Pssse. Pre-
cinet No. =. one Mare Pony, ssrreI. piase
fass six years old. twelve hands high
branded ~ on left shoulder and d on Jeff
jaw. with sor.ei colt, vainsi at yIA. s;--f
, 1877-06-26
PRESIDENT HAYES.
How He will lie Received In nostpu--.fIys
Hobseqnent Movements,

How He Will lie Hece1rcsl In nostou--.rIys
sobsequent Movements.
apec'ds Nsp1seA to 17e 7staune,
DosTns, Mafs., June 25.-Thc ARRANGEMENTS for
tho Presidents reception and entertainment In THU
city to-n,orfow and next day arc complete and on
An elaboratc scale. lie comes ~ the euct,
Of ths Slate upon limitation Of Gov. 1,Icc,
The whole military of tho Stalo-fnfantry, eaya,.
~. and attllery-has becn ordered out To servo al
his escort The car containing the prcatdcpt's
party will bc dropped from the train Of the New
TURK and New England Railroad Ut Highland Lake
Grove, fifteen miles from tho c!ty. where break.
fast will be provided. The party will then conc
br local train 10 The stouRhtoa Street Station
In Koxbury, where tho President will be met by
tho Governor and = company Of cavalry at 10
o'clock. Meantime The military will be drawn up
IN l!nc It tho South End. The route will te
through Washington street, Chester Park, Co1nm.
hns hvennc, fremont, and Doyiston etrccts 10
Warrington again: thenee through Summer and
other business streets 10 tho Custom. House; :;
thence through State. School, and 1lcacon streets
W the stase:llouto to Commonwealth arc.
nao and tns brunswick House. where,
af!cr ssstew Of tlo troops, tho prc.I.
dent and party will o1no with Gov,
1tlce and = few guests, among whom Will be
chlef.Jnattce Gay. thc pfetiding onlecfs Of the
neef o. * sse ,ns esn q
Knsacll Lowell. and their ladies.
Mrs. Hayes and the ladies of the party will view
the psoes.sioa from aaes erected in front Of sl,c
Ths paslts and many of the prrao buildings will
AT o'clock The President will be esco,ted tn
Taneu'l Hall. where hc will hold public reccr-
ilon In ihc evening he vii! attend cnncert given
Tho hall viii be flcd bv the elis Of the civ. ic
adn.lsston being by invitation.
MeIt1,ssIsy t morning tug P,es'dcn: will sccom.
panT tns 9oscfnnr ffOnl the 6tatc tfonac to t[2r.
Taru College, thin, however, tetur in nrrnyd.
, 1877-06-26
THE NEZ PEROES.


Joseph Prepared to Flght---Tha Slain.--Ex.
cltsncut SubsIllnE.
6Ax FitAxctsco, 1uns "a. "A PRESS dispatch from
Portland soys: IA dispatch received this morn
Ing from Lcwtaton via. Walia Walla brings news
from tossphs camp 10 the effect that ali tha In
disps' women. children, and property have been
tsmosed acsoss Salmon Rtres. leaving tho men trea
to operate. 1t IL reported that tho ludIans intend
70 raid upon tho settlements In tho Wallaw4 Val.
lcY. In Tbs Ats 64ht seventy Indians xeze en-
aaged Sud The eaaualues wera four wounded. ons,
perhaps, fasal1y, Newa II obtained from reliable
Indian, who eau,e dlseetly from camp, aud cor
ro6oEstcd b. news brought in by~whltes. that lho
t1oopa will more early In the tnornjnx from Tho uoas
commanded ny Gen. iIowxft In pcssun. 4. A.L.r4xs
With his compauy Of twenty-five sulnotusss, 70
xath the truups.
''wu do moi hear Of any. nor. settlers brInx
maasscEed: Tho soldisFa liz where they wer0
S,lsd shets boAse. ..tipped aud taatlated. Fshef
C4satl0 came in this morning from thu mia4tpn
with the CuuE d Alens tAiei. 10 ssafo Osn. Ilow-
ard tbss biz people, would sen.4sa friendly. Thu
e1cts1lent u suhsiutAx, TITS settlers &fa 1etusn-
lux " thcts h0Mc&.