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"ARE DOING WoNDERS.u

Messrs. Weeks & Potter: Gentlemen-Col-
Inns Voltalc Pasters are ooing wonders. They
work like magic, and those you sent last are all
soldfand more wanted. Please send me three
dozen as soon as you get this. Money enclosed
herewith / want them tomorrow night, IL
possible. In haste. Yours,
T. +. PALMER, p. NJ.
No. Fayette, Me-, May /, 1876
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The Weekly Sentinel.

The Weekly Sentinel win be In many re-
spects an epitome of the Daily, championing
the same cause, and aiming to I'LL the same
wants of the general reader, hut 1t viii be pre-
pared with special reference TO the cHARAcrER
OF IT'S CIRCULATION. In every respect 1t win
be the best weekly we can make, and we
think IL win more than
Compare FavOrably
with any weekly circulating in the state of In
diana. 1t will contain our ablest editorials
upon current political events and other topics
ofinterest, and will be
Newsy, Literary,
and full Of entertaining and instructive mis-
cellany, and more particularly adapted to the
family circle. ITS SPLENDID MARKET REPORT
win continue to be q leading feature, and, for
this reason alone, no farmer should be with.
out IL.
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the floor with light brushing motion until
all the dirt is collected and carried away
Then open doors and windows as much as
you please to let the dust blow out. Houses
swept in this manner have always a more
tidy appearance than others, the carpets are
not prematurely worn out, and everything
filled with dirt that belongs to the dust
pan-H b.
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ELECTRICITY
For the Million. An Electric Battery for
% Cents.
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER

is warranted on the reputation OF DIR. Collins,
its inventor, an old physician, TO be the best
plaster In the world of medicine. The union
of the two great medical agents, viz: Electric
ity and Medical Gums and Essences, fully
Justifies the claim, and entities tins remedy to
rank foremost among all curative compounds
for all external Aches and Pains.
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PRESCRIPTIONS FREEI

For the speedy cure of Seminal Weakness
Lost Manhood. and all disorders brough1
on by indfscretion or excess. Any DrpgPis
has the ingredients
Address, DR. JAQUES,
CineinnSt. Ohio.
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No. Fayette, Me-, May /, 1876.

NorE.-Mr. Palmer is the postmaster of
North Fayette, and having become convinced
of the great value of these Plasters by actual
use, he has obtained them upon favorable
terms and Is selling large quantities. A medi-
cine that thus recommends itself can not be
too highly commended. One Plaster sells
dozens.
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Sold by ali druggists for Is cts. Sent on receipt
of Is cents for one. sl.2o for six. or 500 for
twelve. carefully wrapped. and warranted per
feet, by WEEKS & POTTER. Proorietors Bos-
ton Mass.
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LEGAL
SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT.
IEGAI

BY virtue ola certain precept to me directed
by the mayor of the city of Indianapolis In
diana, and duly attested by the clerk of said
city under the corporate seal OF said city, 1
will on
SATURDAY, April 2s, 1877,
sell at public auction, mt the City Court Room,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock n. m, and
o'clock p. IN, of said day, the following de-
scribed lot, or parcel OF land, or so much there
OF as may be necessary to satisfy the sum
hereinafter named or assessed against such
premises for street Improvement, and all costs.
to-wit:
Lot No. fourteen Q4) i'm outlot No. two (2) I'm
Masters subdivision of Drake Mayhew's Sec
ond addition to the city OF Indianapolis, Ma
rion county, Indiana, owned by benjamin NJ.
Dakin, against which Is assessed the sum of
nineteen dollars and twenty cents (sl9.20O for
street Improvement in favor of Henry Clay,
contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER.
CITY Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, April 3, 1877.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

ait has cured me after twelve years Of unin-
terrupted suffering"
GEO. W. HOUGHTON, Waltham.
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston, general agents
Sold by all druggists.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

81 would willingly have given one hundred
dollars for the relief obtained from the first
dose" Z. NJ. YALE, Boston.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

al now recommend IL exclusively, and con-
slider IL superior TO every other remedy before
the public" /. Il. CAMPBELL, Boston.
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SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT.

BY virtue OF n certain precept TO me directed,
by the mayor of the city Of indianapolis, In
diana, and duly attested by tie clerk of said
city under the corporate seal OF said city, 1
Will, on
SATURDAY, April %, 1877,
Sell at public auction, at the City Court room;
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and
o'clock p, NJ, of said day, the following de-
scr1bed lot or parcel of land, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the sum herein
after named as assessed against such premises
for street Improvement, and all costs, to-wit:
Lot No. four az in Klingensmith's subdivis-
ion of outlot No. one hundred and twenty
eight Q2Sl In the city of indianapolis, Marion
county, Indiana, owned by Clinton Taylor,
against which is assessed the sum three dol
lars eghty-five cents (s3.S5) for street improve
ment, In favor OF John Flaherty, contractor.
HENRY w. TUTEWILER,
City Treasurer.
Indianapolis, Ind, April 3, 1877.
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SALE FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT.

indianapolis, Ind, April 3, 1877.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.

"The benefit derived from its daily use is
to me Invaluable"
HENRY WELLS, OF Wells, Fargo & Co.
, 1877-06-16
TURDAY, JUNE 16, lS77-TWELVIE PAGES

OF Ohio, who Ia retired Captain Of cavalry.
With tho rc'1rcl psy OF 81 .foo. tic waa appointed
Apritlant D!sttitt-Attosney for Cleveland, tho
salasy Of that once being 81, 600. He
elected 10 tnko this Instead Of hfs re-
tired pay. subsequently the salary A. Al
rt-tant niatrEct- Attorney wns reduced to
81, 300, and ho applied to the War Department to
know whether he could draw both eaiar,es. sccrc.
tasy McCrary held that tho statutes were perfectly
plain that no officer could draw two salaries bnt a.
Capt. Myera was also serving under Tho Depart.
rcnt Of Jns,cc, It WAS thought proper to give tho
Attorney General nm opportunity 10
rAss ON TIE CASE.
After consideration, Ludgo Dcvcns has Rlrcn
formnl opinion to the effect that rctiEcA officer
can hold civil Office by Appointment and draw
both salafics. Tho exceptions nnn,ca arc In case
Of elective officers and positions In ths
consular md diplomatic service. The
principle Of tho decision seems to
be that where a pcrsou holds two cnrmss Ions and
uc,torHa tho hnitcB Of each he Ia eutltci tu the
nav nttnctcl 10 each. A about lie only duty of
io retired officer 10 to draw bis pay. receiving rny
for dnty performed In tho nora atf3sn piAcn FOL.
lows nlso. The dcclsion. II Ia expected. will
speedily .....-
tNCRRABH THE NuNnEH or APPLICANTS
for Tho nscfngc run 1T ofIlcea, since oven q mod
crate addition 10 tho retired pny will make the Az
grcratc rnAry for any Two places pretty fAir. I'M
der the statutes, however, Is bcltey to affect only
cases where tho paJ Of each Office falls oelow
s., 600.
, 1877-06-16
THE FISHERY COMMISSION.


1tAItTAx, N. g., juno 15.-Tho Fishery Com.
mission provided for In the Warrington Treaty
held Its nrst meeting in tho Legislative Council
Chambers shis afternoon. It II composed Of n.
Maurice ,e Fo.se. Envoy - uE151traordLnsry 11l Of
q fiLoat i,ritaI2; sad tho lion. Ensign, n.
States. Tho Hon.. Dwight FGatnr,
OF Boston is the agrnt and counsel for tho United
States, and ths lon: Francis Clark Ford Tho agent
for Great Britain. The proceedings arc conducted
with closed doors. but It ID understood that bnst
ncsa commenced i,y tho Com:nt.aloncre making the
solemn declaration provided hy tho treaty. utca ior
the management Of tic court, which counsel on
each aldo have had unltr confederation for acscral
dnys. were presented 70 tho Commsstoncv fos
aioption. Tho case Of Great Britain was alcl, and
tho Americans hare aercra1 days to put In an an.
swor. Tho court atts for ah9rt time to;n.or1uw,
i nontrs 2. G.: Of pson'''7eal !s ths III, Hon" Y.
Davica, Of Prlnca Edwards, II. Thompson. Of 81.
John, and h. l., Wotkorbee, Of Halifax, appeared
i;nnatilan counsel. Tho Hon. Dwight Foster. Of
liastun, aud J.. y. D. Th1mpson, Of l1n!lfa1,
aro the counsel for tho United States.
Tho Mlnistcr of Marine and Fisheries anil American
Consul Jacke0n were present at the meeting TO-
day. It ia understood that the claim for Canadian
fisheries embraced In Tho case died by Great ltlt-
ain In $50. QUO, GOO.
, 1877-06-16
FINANCIAL.
fIHHNVINCs :.
EfaecfQf QituaicA To I1a Ifftunk

Special Dssp1fch TO The 1ftbunk
DEooxrxuros, ILL.,. junu 1G.-Magouu, McClun.
Holder i Co.. who for sixteen 5curs have carried
on banking bnsiness. operating Tho 1iomo
Bank ',ot Bloomtngton,. suspended pay
t,ke I'll. .tep on aeeoanl Of hcsvy aul unprece.
rcRardlng grain specu'ations. nado about members
Of the frn,, and which arc alleged TO ho unfonnh.
cd. Al the trtn Ia responsible, It is thought the
suspension will be only temporary.
51<etai Dtspasch to 1as IdsuH4
East 9An,MAw, Mich. June 15.--The Commit.
tee appointed by the creditors Of II. NJ. Bradley 4
Co.. lumber manufacturer at Bay City, recently
collapsed, met to day and adopted report RECON-.
mcndinR the aeceptanee Of tho oIler Of tho firm to
inents. The as.ess Of the afnl are 9f3o, 600; la.
biiitlcs. $l74, 600.
Epecfa! Df3pdsch to 1ns Tribune
DLoo.1sn1nxs H.: June l5.ITho, dry::goods
houea Old. u. Earl + Co: was closed up to-day
by the Sheriff upon potitIon Of creditors. Tho
liabilities arc uRtlnFatool to ho qnfto heayy.
Special DispGtch to 7ns Tribune
1ND1AyAroLls, Ind, June 15.-To.iay Goorgo
Lowe carriage n,anufacturcr., Alcd his voluntary
petitnn In bankruptcy. ABsots, $50, 600; ltAllli-
ties, SO, 600, ...-
, 1877-06-16

town. OtrAt unthsfnesa prevailed AMnn9 tho
troops and It whs decided that On attempt ehonld
bo made 10 blow her MP with torpctlocs. Ycatcr.
day morning before daylight company OF picked
soldiers got luto nnmber Of small boats and row.
cd notscieraly Acsoss to the island. Thence they
dropped no1se1cssly down md surrounded tic
monitor. Tho plashtng Of tho onra GuaIly attrhct.
cd tho rcntrys attention, au alarm wat given. and
thots were 0scd at random. Fortunately. tho har'
Ing Nussians wero near tho monitor that none
Of The shots took effect Two Of the toais acl0-
ally rowct under tho stern Of Tho monitor, and,
while one man In each boat held ny tho chnsns 10
prevent them from drifting, their companions
coolly fastened tospcdocs under the hnll' nftaen|
ing The necessary electrical apparatus. Thls
done, tho boats noatcl silently down
stream until eomc dt'tancc from shc
monitor, and then went ashore. Shortly hftera
O'Clock in tho morning wns Awakened out OF
sound stunltcr In my sslgtngs In BHaila hT
a TERRIFIC ncAls,
somewhat like c1ap of thunder In etmt1cf'
storm, bnt 30 n,ue under AMI 50 mnch lonrer shht
knew Il was not duo 10 a natural dletnrbanco OF
tho elements. Al tho rama moment tho whole
heavens lit up with lcfy glow. The easement mt
tied, anil several dusty old runes fell into the
court. yard beneath with crush. Hastily dress.
Ing. went out upon tho strcck and found the en-
tire population. tols1icrA and cty1ans, frantic With
Joy over the blowing mp of tho Turkish monitor.
Ltcut Dnbaschc6 and his heroic comrades were
greeted with an ovation on their return to 11raa.
The day was turned into festival. Flags wcEe
hung from every winttnw. Oceans At wfnn were
DRINK In healthst to tho heroes of the ons and tho
EcIoIeings iasted far into tho following night.
T.. 4.
, 1877-06-16
NOTES AND NEWS.

.Sptcfat Dispatch 10 7ns 7ribnne
WAantxaroH, b. e., june 15.-stato'Audltqr
Needles, Of Illinois. has arrived hcsa to-day 10
make arrangements with lhe Commissioner Of tho
Land. Office for tho correction Ut the error Of the
original cntrfss Of Illinois land. Tho Legislature
appropriated 50, 900 for that purpose. Auditor
Needles expects that the Land Office officials will
undertake. to 10 tho work, although It 10 llMtnlt
10 sec how thoy cnn arrange to do this with The
present scanty allowance OF clerical force without
The authority Of Congress. It II considered prob
able that correction Of the list. although ncccs-
eary, wlll rczult In considerable litigation.
RxTnAplTiox.
Tho Cabinet to-dny considered tho qucatlon
whether new cxtralftton treaty with Great Brit.
ain In desirable. After general discussion Il was
decided that II Will be better to attempt TO secure
n now treaty than to amend the old ono. The nc-
ccsslty Of treaty which would pEcvont tho escape
Of such fngitiyca from jastieo ns Winslow and
Gray was conceded. The members Of the Cabinet
sny that they arc not rer n,tt.cd to disclose tho
msnt desires to incorporate in taa now treaty.
l,shc. thc following: "ft Il denied By tho Treas.
ury that any cunsldesabla retirement and reitauo
though bank President was our authoslty for say:
Ing RECENTLY titat this course bad been taken bY
himself ana to some extons Gy oths,s," .,,s
editor OF tho Itafonaf Republican vese recorded
yesterday, hnong them one 10 William +. Chnnd.
{ce 10 secure tho iattnt In tho sum OF SEQ. 900,
gave rsc to report to-day TINT tbs control OF tho
conccrn had passed Intu thu hands Of Chandler. By
whom tho paVer was to be converted Into m organ
OF ltlane. The report IL denied on anthoElty to.
night and tho explanation IL gfsen that tho mort.
gaIcs. which concerned cx-Sccr0tnry Robson a.
well 1s Chandler, wore mato tn tue course OF ali
ordinary business transaction.
NAVAL. ACADEMY.
Tho annual examination at tho Nnvo1 Academy
c}osca Wednesday next. whHn diplomas Will 10
presented to tho 8fst clasa 1J Secretary Thomrson.
aENATnn nuTrER.
SpscfaE DtspateA to 7As Tribune
PmIApELralA. l'a:, Juns 1a.--pnrtng stnhrt's
c,rtoiy Of Gcorge II. Mcsscss,ntf, cnxhIcr Of the
National link af tlcttynlur3. md tho bank, and
hA cunrttacy amt dfEnihcd e0llerly conduct were
ha ha9kol that tho latter. although decided to-
puhlican wrnte t}e1 Butler lrtier Of coEGratun.
eIon on h1A election to tho tnitcl States Senate
frGfn South Cas.Lna. llo has received reply, In
which the senator says:
pradent Hayes e1cyAttnR tho statcsmanlhtp Of tho
country higher plane. aud must succeed In lily 1tow
departure on that line. trust M !30d ht mar arl that
iilcrncss Tic eountiT. North u veil = Routb,
III I'D msfv s,,afa 9esiins SpiIcan
nra iis ns enF nf the south ever. aud wn shsll
p1tlatIun. Wo hava rra In t.,uth Caiona, and
Under iIampt1ns administration r0nhdenty antclr.te
strtde ftfwari III axCrJ dera!tNlsmt " lu. wht1s
will bring htr!nrat. and wcnlt!l4 Atl rfntcntncnt "
Millennium as nut ensnc. t,Ht iie mrtAcngcr Ut poacu
| bAA. Fetulco.
, 1877-06-16

An example Of reckless Indifference TO tho
teachings Vi experience came tu our uotscr n9s
long ago, An iron bridge fell under peculiarly
distressing circuulstauees, and tbs disaster WAS
glneer, who had examined the ruin, measured
lo1ac of tho moat important members, and ca.
eulatel their strength. rcm srkel IN conversation
with the bevlldered contractor that tho tEtdge;
ought 10 haYe failed. How DO you knowf
asked the builder. "DccauHc,n replied the en-
gtnces, ttwasu't strong enough ,ana he band
Cd tho builder tho paper on which he had calcn-
lated the strength OF the members ID it, le!a-
tion to tho strains upon them. The builder
looked at It tn 4 puzzled sott of way, aud re-
marael shat he would DO much obliged II oat
friend would step iuto h!s otilce and ahow rs e
bookkeepcr how 70 make that calculation. ~
|, didn't believe hts bookkeepef knew how, una "
@lgat cotas hanay sonis tlms to hs able !"
, 1877-06-16
EDITORS.
Sp<cia{ pj4es1tcA to IAs Ttft9nA


1xnlAxAroLls, Ind, Juau la.-The State
Editorial Assoc,utIon adjourned to-day 10 mests
next ycar In Lafayette. Although thrte was but
anall attendance. shs meeting vas very Interesting
sud profitable. AIMING tue pleasant cpsodcs WIS
tLu Interchange of greetings between ludlana,
Kentucky. aud New York editors, ~ follows:
Ta kas tftts Assocfdtton Qf Atnfaetv-The Indiana
Editorial Association, ia aeAston NJ InI4hapu!la,
ssnIs Kyat4ng u lhs Editorial Association ~ KEN
tucxy No r{pEesa sEncera 1rsss tur ta9 elss
AMI pf lhc pFssA aud Vt tue tucces Vt thu Of.
fust t:fh2 na1e f0F more eAs4la uni01 bctweta
StctluNA Vt {ht Gu.1u!un Country wca have ttcu II
tsf!1Ica IL ele patE. w. i. LtsuLk. PscsldkuL
ne Edito7tu{ Assotiatf6R. tHtddaapaffs Tue Kcli.
tnsEy rtcsa Association cually guetprucae tue g5a
tesnal feeling cou'eycd ~ fuus hearty xEresAK. ~
hafg paAlId lu.day resolution culeufrtng in tho
Ecsttl1 for ts !uFEnatlun Satuoal tfc4s AasOc4.
lion, 1u lilo topQ that Il Will tend " elevate tbs stan
Ia1 0t ou- pTufuA4ton. and pFoInate that lh1tuuHh
uItul bcfWsrh ecetlula VI uur cunun country which
A true ultn strive u culttata. untcd W. Ntod, d.
J. sToDDAED JOHNSON. Pfeatdrnk
A.u4xy, N. r.. Junn tA.-To II. y EiagIf. Fesi.
dtat ttoFIdf Ata0ctdfaa: Tho frcsa Association Ut
New York acknowledges tbs Coufteoaa greeting o{ sha
Indians Editorial A.otiat.oa aad cordially fsStpro
East klutss Wf.t ahl so4h Aad Ycle9iues sxsEy tuu
cAe1 tullEA " pl0lIott Eut,I tecll11 Throughout
LIZ ElalG lA4AL GAA ALks Z. 6xllA. fsSS llrnt
, 1877-06-16

OF North Amoricaf Should this be done, am
certain that there would not be found MnythtnG
to compare witt, tho cxubcrant lnnoveiencc and
goodness TINT would inevitably result tlGre-
from; md I dare say TINT, take any wcfl-l!e-
linvcd InItan youth, llo will be found versatile
fn the learning of hooks.
Thus all,tlcar Editor; and may Tho Con-
tfoltcr OF Our Lly,s" aid you to advocate Tho
dercd yo,, 10 give your opinion, is tho hearty
PRAYER ol yours very respectfully.
. JollN C. Cus1EK,
member Of tho slx.Nation Indians Of u: N.
, 1877-06-16
LABOR TROUBLES.


80, ..... - -. ..,,..
6pefds Correspondents o. 3ns fF'oHae.
miners and ntorcrs employed IN the colltesles Of
tho 1ehich 4 yviitc,har,c f,na, f,nm,nnv
Nv .s"'sM ',,.,.t.,. =, ,,I. ..,.
Lchteh) rcgou w!l1. In all probability.
extend to all portions Of Tho Atildlo md
Nn,thcrr roal. .n.,ds. xhcrc ihc Ichtnh & N1tkc..
1'nn ~. ~. .,u".tn. =, s.,,os
bafto company operates. Ias tcauct'oa oI WAGES,
against whieh the eolers ana .hsf nc n. a'aa.sn tase
cornor.tinn and Affects no tets than 10. 600 work.
Inc rnconle.Nmen and bpys.
Exrr afnre Sstnrdny iast tho d,ssattsdcd work.
tnrmrp nf Ill cinsscs haya brcn together
llN"htHut .It ~ - =. ~.
, 1877-06-16
OBITUARY.

Lnxnox. Juns t5.-Lady Sterling Maxwell, hcs.
tcr known NJ the Hon. Mrs. Norton, ~ dead. Th!a
lady, wcll.known poet and novelist, wns married
on the. lat Of Match last " Sir William Ssssliuy
MAXWELL, Narunet. member OF Parliament for
rcrthshags. THIS brdu Ut tl.u time Way 10 ycas4 Of
ngs aud confined to her chalr with rheumatism. Sir
William was 50.
The Right lion. Sir Georgs 8telIsh, knight. Lord
Justice OF Appeal In Chancery, ~ dpad.
. LONDON. june 13.-Maty casueItes, tho English
authorizes, 10 dead.
DENIAL
In tho I0uto Of 1.otds Last might. tho Mafguis OF
Salisbury nalty denied that ihnsa hid Aeui. amy
cnan:e in thu relations between ENGLAND anu
Afxhanssan OF That English troops had nta!e prep.
aratiul4s lot crossing Tho Indus. and pronounced
other alarming reports equally false.
, 1877-06-16
SIOUX CITY.
X. Il. w..

op.prsspccts...Now cnurt-Itousc-..Cov.
tpgton, culumhns & Isinck lIlils Knltroatl
..'rnlIttc....Th, h1,snuur1 l,ivar.
n'...'s e.-..,..s. - ~. r.,,...
sNetaI tne'fsp9nafncs J" ~. rne I,,oane. ,,
StDcx CTR, In.. juno la.-Thls MetnpotlH Of
the Northwest shows hlgna Of tho iin,ra, yet tho
m ro,Ith ~ hptno prncticea rtuIv with ma
11.a, - ....,,S un,,,,. s,, .i
A,"'"pe'e" ~ eAasse'n'gu Aoppe' 1spo'te .f,.t,
abFtEnl Tie land. Sioux City feels poor. S!tnntcu
wheru milk nnd honey ran Aow right into her
streets. II the flow was lt,cro 10 come. II
II ,rtt, ,mi1tiou. nrIdo thnt nj n nronic cnn In
~ "'." "a''N,''u' v''ae tas .s' p9pi'o -" w
we afo aosE"an 'or Inc nafses, OF ,.n,. nne
farmers coming hero from twenty.slyc to lu0 miles
a,ra to,t r tov estimate nm n-re In tor ,ytl h.,
"a' WI wv 'ss ~. Wv 's,e ~ ~" W., ~ W
lost from tho tasagos of tho etasshoppcF' and NOT
ns0rc. That means wheat and like grains.
W tho corn rrDsrcct they cannot sny
..,,,t', ,nn.,,, ~ thn -o,.,r ,h,t +, L. ,n,x
anyt''he ochhlte' ,oI ."o 'sasou 1a"' 's ~ ou'J
Just coming ap. hh!Y @ilu August arc INC cofh-
ncrcnrn Of whrat IL Iarrcr than over. md II Good
e.,, T. In ,r"x,ol ,hnro viii 1.o rn,i sm.,1u. In
10y - r'u'.. "a'. .. , ,I"' ! ..r'
thai IaFI1tor5. ANA sfa!n'eaSt1s anu mil
ers In Dakota arc looking to thu Hack
1ltlls for rcAly market for tlnur.. II ths. year
prnycn hhccefk1t! ~ tha farmers lhbof IN tltno
parts, siuHx C!ty antlzlpates making long Etf!ss0
fofwn!1 nr1t ycnF IN hcr co1nmcrclai prosperity.
Her wf1u!cdals Issc3ihna already cGnman'' tEade
mt excr]fcd Ia ttlo aggregate by 0n'naas lMuatcJ
figures. ....
The work OF improvement In htlld lnK EesilcncyH
anil ktprustt4ae Kurb steAday 0nMaFd Tho supply
, 1877-06-16
THE INDIAN QUESTION.
yicvs Of q Isel NInn A. to tho Proper Why
of Dealing With His I'eupto.
10 ths Edtser n Th6 Tribune.

' Of uca,1nr viii. III. rcoplo.
n. "a. E;tfc,. ~ 7as Trth.ue.
c,,,oru.w.o. p, n. ,,nmc while ,vae
t"oa"n"""nN, r., ,,.s "a"s - ,,,.'.v ~
living III tho "uafaen city ol tho Wcat fea4
very often tho different opinions OF your corrc-
apoutlcnta in regard to Iutl;at affairs, There
,rn. % ouo nll,,sion made to scn,lipc hostile
~" o s,.ut.,s -, sous e,.., r,,i.',,
!hulahS N''cse nos.H,ey " 5oat e,.H..u ''at''.
being, seemingly thelr delight III fel To ono OF
your many lslands Many ablo men have tried
n ,n,ye tie at,oyc oucstIou, and each orc has,
-. 9t'o ,ror ,an, rn",in~ a,,v cfrcrtiyc imn,cs,
~ ~ "c3e' 'ac'1 .'"",'tE n"J s..e.N1 nuP's'
sion IN better1nE lilo baal 1ccl'ngs existing oc-
twucn Americana and Sioux Indians. No won-
drrall those men hare turned around anl asked,
u1Vh,t tl,,r1u
~, W"es .'s'.
fieaso DcaF t"ls III your ."'"u' 'hat' ~ 'oas 10
the poor and Ignorant lndatls, as VIC nro Ecner-
ntly locked upon, arc not treated rs men or
,"anfa ro,,t,o ~ sot,uo fo,a ri arvth5nr rcr-
a,,,l., .,1,,,a.,as' -. 49,
tainl1ls 70 eVH'%!"E !,o"c9' euaeat'o", u, tho ul'
civilized clasa OF lntllans will never tako a1'Y
interest In acquiring literal knowledge. Being
m In,Ion ,uvsc1} tho,trh mt ycrv nfsrrrnnt. I
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'st. ~ n,,rs a1.t.s o,t III ,ta laa,,star
mts Ls H. Il - ~ W. so at'..
@ ~ NV ,,.n ,a,e - tS.a ,s,.l,
is., ,rs a'} ,cra ,e3t}, the, . tosorJ
, 1877-06-16

Last evening C. AK 4. assu.stst 10 . o'ss x
John Cairns, emps.yei ~ eaz:acss b. H. W, : J..
Inns wooleu fattu " tf,rgr- r. ~ DI. nd
kubts st.ssts, wus ss,e4-ty 4sat.s1 NJ q !. Il
fellow Of bad ehs hss.:tas nal4ua q .s,es lie.
The latter picked saA.tl ~'.t. caltrz sa5-,:~
subject unknown, ~ ~ u !Ai.~' - .'n; y
tory. EArus s:GsssE: ia3 t e. II :tp
ibisa aud ono - ~ .s:suv h., tas 'ss,s.
t4iux FsEJ h.lEG1 Hv1EL. lii. .T..' !
, 1877-06-16
"sEOENTARY TAURUS"

WNMpxu, Man.t juno lb.-I.aso arrivals frou.
tho West say Sitting l'ull, whO IL now between
Wood Mountain and Fort Walah with $50 lodges,
tnents to settle down quietly on Drtiah soil. liz
which tic public know nothing. In proof he shows
many trophies, Including arms. wagons, Ard tho
eomreto outnt Of cassor'a party. Ms tnstlaes nc re
tscaty respecting tic BLACK Hills.