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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
SHERlFF'S SALE



John q. Young ct al.
ID virtue OF an order of sale, issued from
ID the Office oi the clerk of the Probate count
OF LAFAYETTE county Missouri. IN favor of Emma
SchCfe AMI tIeorge l. School, Id, her husband,
Elizabeth Williams and Howard Williams. ncr
hue bani, plaintiffs, and against John G Young
ami Jonn {. Young administrator ami surviving
partner ui tue iirm ami estate ui Young nnd
Ru sell, Moses Chapman public administrator oil
islratur oi the estate of Annaniis u. Russell,
deceased. Elizabeth Baker and Benjamin Ea-
ker, her hil>bant, William Russell JAm,- Rus
sell, Joseph Spangler. Matilda Bailey, Russell
Coun. JOHN Rlrn"r, Elizabeth Brrckeuri'is" and
Thomas BIcckcnrid.c her husband, GrSrg
Perkins and ID Perkins. hrr husband. Dallas
Duyal. French Dwa!I, Mary Ewing and Will
liam Ewing. her hush inh, James Duval!
AnhanIas ID. l'urall, john {. Duvail, John K.
CtIhrr, Mary y. Gather Fannie Gather, minor,
Clark Gather, m'uIr, LYDIA Gather, minor,
Kate Rulings, Il MINOR, Emma i:oimG, MINOR,
au'i Matte HdIiIEs, II minor, defendants, To gic
directed, ami returnahlc tu the December
term, ls7', OF tho Circuit court, viii on
MONDAY. TIE 5IH DAY OF NOVEMBER, -,
1877, between the hours of nine O'Clock IN tie
foren on and five O'CluCk IN the aiicrnv OF said
day, AMI in front If the courthouse rl"Or. in the
city OF Lexington. in Lafayette county, Mis-
souri, durlnc the session OF the County court
OF said county, sell publicly, 10y auction, to the
| highest builder. for cash IN hand, all the right,
title. Interest, claim and estue ot the said
| plaintiffs amt defendants IN sad order of sale
| IN and to the following hc cribc'l real estate,
| situate, lying and being inthc county of iafJy
| cite unu state oi Missouri, tu-wit Lots num-
ber fourteen and hI:rcn Qiau l5;J also mat part
ef lots number sixteen ami seventeen (lG and IL
which lies north and northeast of u lluv ,Ntend-
| ed hoh Ire termination vi u line between lots
number tour anu live q ami ~, III block number
| iortS-iour ii). except that pant Oi lot number
seventeen ga, whiru lies opposite lu number
| one and TWO Il and y which was formerly sold
to one Smith, all of sad real estate being in block
number forty four 40, III the first addition 10
/ the city ui Lexington, and on said lot ntm;'lr
| fourteen uD, Is now erected II frame livery
stable.
| Given under my hand, this ilh day Of Oc-
| tooer, lSI.. GEO. NJ MUuSlJul.
| ocietd Sheriff,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
KANSAS CITY. ST. LOUIS 4 CHICAGO
RAILROAD.

= .. AHsE =
ln,rr,,, OF IN, .uoy" mentioned :".d w:t- held
At Mount Iuisr, IN the .g.h -. September. At
.rt..ers w,r,. delivered hv Mr Mitchell, VIC
,,r,-lt,ut ,l It,. tnIra-, \ \lr,n railroad com
puuy and Mr~-r-. C1I.r-, ii"rr nnd ~ my ~
1 matter ol cuu:-. iIr :t.t.try,. uI Nr Mitchell
~. ri. Iu,.u ,tt,ir.. oI :li. p,..tslnu he cuuI
-p,nL t,-rrc,.ar,t .u Iisut y,.t- What III" l-Drl.
of Mount liup aud ~. l,.:ty wautc,i tu li.r-pur
-tr..hGup hy authority liz Wa. r"rhAl,-. 3. l.itl'
more ,u,,.at!,. ia ,n,,. of his ,l,rya:lo..~ than
nn-u n, ~I,ukr IL, MaSNl-w H.. -.,i! tnnt tie
,<trn-!,n "f tlI- rnai from M">t'" - hHu-a-
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r..,. r,f An, satisfied that they vii IrIrIr
inu Ip,y,. w, not L large crow i IN ,.l;yndurc
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r.,.l ,r.,,in,r ur Niruut Hebron chursti claim
in, Ar .,j,n,.. al man, who n'll.gW!-v wuuld
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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
ADuryIST,.rOR.s Notice.

I ETIEl OF administration on IT," estate "i
II BENJAMIN .Junk-IS. deceased, Were granted
to the undcrsIg gn"i un The .irt daI ui pct"hru,
Isl, by IN. Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them Tor allowance 10 the
administration within one year aitrr thu date OF
this notice. or they iuay hc lrrcluird from any
benefit .,i such estate. Aua II such claims 10,
not exhibited within two y"als from the date OF
sald n"iIce lnry viii hr forever harr,i.
THOMAS ,ir MIDDLETON,
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
BERLIN.

'''. "'.'' ,.''"r'-
lu.. ..,:,. u,.I..r n,,,,I,,,i., IN the railroad.
,rofu.r .o.a oid I.-H!nn,d rain NJ, uIay at
r.fr.,ni. ..-t
'nr -~n"aI l. progressing finely, with Miss
h.'i. H.! -ta.'. ~ teacher
'b' h""N department Is s!hi I"'''- LOOK ""'
''i equals -'""' A""''''.
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,y,nr Il, ,,I,,nsou ,,I.u,,
,,... .ila-r returned h,ylry caught It,
it.,. layton nro,nrr-. who went To Irxas two
y,r'- I-". ivNr returned. snti i"i that old La.
nyrt'' is III" 'c~t place "ni 81 doors they Will
let i">n' a!"n" l" TIL i"t"I'.
N'"'' '''7 '''''' ''""H'N, '"' ''''iy ga, "''"'
49,. ,
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:, Hoe. .r-rp,,,, of u,,.yiu,vlII.. i, having
f...l.i,.lngnlfuinlnsn M ,;orr hou,.. torn down
Ia. brick uud lumber a.. tor sale IN quantities
:" .uIt buyer.
"n-. crowd ir"i" thus Pin'" 'ti ns's"h"r-
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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
EIN4E. SETTE.EMENT.

NTOII, l. IL hereby gwen Ia all creditors and
~ "thrrs inIercstc! III Ia" estate OF Jacks
Lon grior, deceased. that IA. uH'i' rsI-nsd, aI-
mIni-iratrr uf said "arsifr. intends I" itaEr i
iina ret !"meni OF said estate al the N"N'ml""
term, Io.., of he PrnhIi" court "i I.aiaH
county. Missouri IL hc begun sud h'ld al lh''
cnurihou.r IN the Clty "f Lexington, ole ~
second MoudaH IN November, Isl.
JAMES y q AH!.t~,
A. 4f
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
RIVERViEW PARK

KANSAS CITY. Mo, FRIDAY f~,
N ami SAT- RDAl, NpN,mhcr S<ESM
?.Il and lu,h NJ asrs ,,rurs" II l,m- S%
IlIou y son, OF Mt. sterling, kN.,I y0
Z. ,hIlr> and II VI Vail, ul In,Irt,, II,I,.,,- -
Mo; >"tn + Ward, oi w"~tp"rt, No: " "
>h"ri, Bellevue, Kansas, j. Il. DurHt~nrth aud
lh"ma, I. An,icr-on, ui kun~g> l;v, VIII -rIl, ,
10 IA" hy-nrst "ldh-r, Without ny-hi ,,r reserve.
at he place and tnI"- above mentioned, -uu h,nG
ol tH>hinnahiy Bred ~hurt-li Horn Cattle. n\r
III Nllsth ANl' flF ~ FEM LIE~ ANp tlt-
~ ia LII, OF ihr well establish, and justly
popular families ul oNIGrd-, ku-' ui sharon,
oHns AhiA :, ital iril"~, Ar.arlla- ruyiI-p-,
bulrip"iia~, W hIi' Ross. Mis- sewers. i.rd Ru-
80. ard many other w-'-ku"wu, H. we'll IL -
icw at Ia" D"-l BRED A'rED Bulls Oh in,. con
uH"i- ~i'''t 'tl> IRON lnN part "l it" Ct, b."
. The tark. l'tE!S ui ~air.-i ash. uI ~ month
iiine, on approved paper, with ten l". cent an
! I"r,>i, GeE"i'a"." iIUd yayub!- IN i,auh .IL-
Iu-ur> can hc h-'i on arpucailun l. lnn- { IN
dvr>"r' kau-Is IL! Mo. on aud after 'i.r 2rih
/ "i October. tArt T.. {. Kidd.
| Octv'd Lexington, Ky. AurtIuHr,r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
STR A VFH

YEL.OWISH RED AND WHITE 90. So
~ PIED MlLCH COW, about eight kkEss>~
wears old: g;m!rt hole IN light horn. Ix.I
a !Ihcra! reward paid for her return Il"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
SEWING MACHINES.

(A'Ril and get my ,sitE ATTY REbI II,
w PKlt T. ~ NEW HDNiI- MAi HINES
selling Al BOZ lpM fIHi i.t>, IrT CASH,
o. good N"t.'- Don { l." 'irrciv..i. hnt ron -uli
you own interest 10y l-ljiuE tine best REDUCTION
on thu very -Im.p!r ilgHt running MHcnIue winch
Is aTrautr't pc. feet III AL IT. parts Tor i've vent
AMI - lat WANING popularity III tAi- county
Mi.r" Al hHn many Opposing n.'niH II land
on KS own true tn"rIi-. aud Ou viii WDuer how
/ 20 good machine c.u b" sold tor ~llAN /
pIICe thankful iOT tux !atronH., -Ntruiei m"
ior the past irw Years IN TN hu-lnrss hope
/ tr Enciil Il continuance VII! exchange lui
heat. corn. Hogs, Cattle and product Oi Nil
kinds. Address AlRES {. NJ. BIRD.
Agt. Tor Lafayette crun,y, Mo.
i II NJ
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
sWyges}r s9atelll9tmFr,
OFFICIAL CuyNTs FAI Err.

,;,,,
Yellow ie'eF i An"'..,S II '''
Frank Le.lie,< liabilities a:e s&:6.ooo
That Ne" i'FN '>''> '''''''' wa
nuts
The New York democracy HES = wa"
over. -
The Ohio and Iowa elections COME oil
uc>; TUESDAY.
,,.,l ,,.n.3 ~ Ir., and c,osed Al
7.....4 ~ New Work.. Thursday.
w, w.,.rJ like tn have a bulletin OF
,r,r,, " Curtis, heath about now.
80.
Nh'n did George W Imam Gurus o',
come me '''Ie""'F "i H,'"'''''" 1" ''''
The >t. Louis fair. which has been
progressing This "ert. = ''''"'"
success.
Nj. y. NJ Giyan, of Cas- county, wa~
elected circuit nudge over Mr. I. y
N..,rr,..n. er Johnson.
'A',' : i .'' >,'.I, ,r ,i, ,',.,,
...-l,.,. ,., ., h,rj uln,l,.y man.
---
w 2~.:., r.-"whrr" ir"m a,s a''.'' pc!
"a sewer" criticism ct the new rules
::- Itri - Tie ~ur'rm" court "i '"'
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

X 1iCh MT thr ,n,iiarturrS of :, Ivult-
cratic. edition. If i ,hr record ..l'plrr
which. kino E,nzoniau , .,neai, ar d,,.
The. iSSue j, m.j, up " neither is il
ynur custom IouSr your p,St-uIlice. or
your heart. iru. sentiment which
br.,th.S =, I,.,v, ,,nl,riryy Eu,, few
a,v. r,or. and N. s...,n nj .,r;f, vii,
he transferred tu IN. hall. of CONGRESS
C,nkjiur and Blaine b,tt.iug for the
leadership of III. radical vino of their
party will meet 4 feeble resistance from
the mild hammered Matthews. AMI most
of the r.uubljrnns wili hr wIlirpr,t into
the traces when a ..uuiuur and delicate
situation will cu,ue the ,i"htinr leader,
opposed to the administration Who
will there be to sunpprt Mr.. Have, then
The democrats
MI '"''' "' i'"S'. >n'"e" III ms
Np'e''' !" 'he We" "'N COW '''''''''
"'' '"I ''''o '">''rS '',, '"' t''''' 49,, ,'''
intryration ofthe democratic hosts which
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qures no gilt ot second sight To discern
,h. I,r,;n,, ..a,.,,. j., .,., .s,,,,,h ......-
....;.. ,..,,,,..
,,,,,,,r;...,i-, ,,.,,,,,, ,,r....,..,..l-
,hliry r,-l,x tnr tIanrr,u-. Hills
and I.am,r, VII r,rr,S the. hands that
rs,t,r. th.m tn ,,uyy,.r I.., rat, i5,
,3,,,.,,,.i,. flrL.rt t,-iau;.,,a. ,nuI J,,.
.y,y" There is some truth and more
..rr,r +, hi. declaration. II !, true that
.r;..,, ,l...,I I'm n...,,i,n
I, ,,.,..',,,,,,.,I ,I...,j ,.,.>.rr.,t,.J .,r.l
.,,,..I A. :, l..,,,,,,. ,ri,,, vi,f.h ,,i,,l.
:. .h, ,,,..r,I. -, r...,,..tqI,r. ,,r..,rr
1t i true that the Hanpt"h>, Inns .""
L.amar> vii. vote the democratic tIrA"t
.'tn-morrow and forever. but it : a
,rrr,t mi,,akr ,o STATE, that their power
.L..,,t,.N II,,..
~ 'V'' '''-' ''' va
ihe Su!iraSe- "t their l'..'N ''ii|''7
made them what they are. aud nothing
| but an unwarruntcd and unconstitutional
Al, e. Ht
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

Mr. George William Curtis, the scholar
aud sophi~t OF the republican, party OF
New York. offered II resolution in the
state convention last week which de
cared that. "the lawful title of Ru,her-
ford B. Hayes 10 the presidency is as
clear and perfect rs that OF Gcorg"
Washington and endorsing the presi-
dcat and his southern policy The con-
ventiou voted it down by 29j to I09
votes. app!auing the sentiment con
taiued in Mr.. ConkIugS speech, in which
he said. MIR. Matthews might have
added another thing about the cIectora
commission. He might have said thai
!t- decision, and the tact that trIbuna
with judicial powers did decide. is tn,
one ground ON which the title to til,
presidency is now upheld and defended >
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKEaY
FRESH CONFECTIONERY.

I TAXI this means of int"rmlng the Publ
i that keep constantly "u hand II large at
choice stock OF
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

Attorney General Fairchild. of New
York. prouounces Mr.. Cunkling plank
in the platform concerning himself. ia.se
in fact. and false in its differences, and
he prOyes il so
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

New York republican nominations
Secretary OF state, John {. Churchill, &"
Oswego; comptroller, Francis HNiv">
ter. of Columbla; state treasurer, VIM
l.. Bostwick. of Ithaca; attorney %rn"r
nj. Grcnville Trcmalnc state engineer
Howard S0uIe, of Onondawa.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

There is a widespread opinion pre-
vailing that the burning OF the patent
office was the work of an incendiary, TO
cover frauds which the documents de
strnyed would have revealed.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

The Kansas City Times spells bat
talon with two ''l's'' and benefited with
two is" The proof reader must be m
Il" OF 4 fellow, with too much It"
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1877-10-06

Mr Curtis speech was IN many I"
~pect~ sound, but it was out OF place. 1t
came with poor grace from man wh"
had done everything in his power, for
fifteen wears, to keep the north and
south apart, and who was one ot the
wrrmcst supporters of the rarpet-bag
rrgime, to set himself up a. the special
ch,npjnnot MIR. Hayes southern policy &:
and he might have known that 4 c"nvcn-
ton ofirered by Conklmg. Pi:tt and
Cornell would not swallow very inrg"
doses rt civil service reform.
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KEYES,
$40 AND a1l sTN Az.

$40 AND 35l erII Az.
VIZ PRESENT TO TiE fUBiIU THIS WEEK STILL
FURTHER bAHdA sSi'xs silks
SUPERIOR QUALITY BLACK GRos GRAM SILK.
.BxGEi.IEST QUALITIES AT 81. si2o, sioo $40.
CASHMERE SILKS Of the hest makes ats2 81 ~ 81 So
w ~ worth iuliy % per cent more, =. ,..-
prices AT RECENr AUCTION
BLACK CASHMERE all WOE WOE. % INCHES wrpB
kviFRy ExcEIiEsr QUALITY a, Use, worth eoc.
nSyGEy rIAEdG AND COMPLETE MOURNING DE
..iisr RE,gIyEp. a i.rse invoice OF ooI.oaEp CASH
Sc Also. IRON BASKRufr IMPORTER. sycrs
grades at &c 75c Soc 81 guaranteed To be worth at
,S;TyEKkL LOTS pAMAs = CLOTH: rrAs,ngloSApLB
We Offer fancy Morca Cloths At Soc, sold early In scs
FANNY. CLOTHS FOR SUITS, sAoouEs. AND 70.
Lon AIsR, fr9m 60. " to s5s9 an. ~.
sEvERAL GASES coLoRED oAsnsEREs. half
TTybEE : Loriis IL iSrse variety a, i2Hs
one CASE SOFIA sdj1liIS$ia,s at i1e.i worth sso
% hss Sg,sS %s % s,
~. and SIS Thcyar worth n'lly g., and $50
Also few ca.hncre and ccored serge Wrappers
G43p ,SvIIs, n fiSE bEsidSs az :, % z, 80. g.
slSyEIs M yiS IS sY y. ~ !. s% ~. rs so
LlSED CAMBRIA wHAfPEks al 6ec. worth 81
BEAVER cLoAKs a, S =, = Is a.. g.. a.sa
CAsr6R BEAVERS nj - $40 si3 sis sie
.MNFLAssh CLoAKs, Hlk or sallcon trimming. 80
iNroRrFb MATELAssE cLoAKs VERY HAND
SOMELi TRIMMED Msl6, SIS. 20, 80 go. $50 up ~
nNISsES n2ys ANp IsEANrS PREPAYMENT IT., ,
cen onr large assortment Of everything necessary a,
osdrens SUITS an ages from 81, s.. 81 -, 50, - $40
Mi..c- suit. trimmed with silk. in plain or nancy
EGlt XIII siirs ron Il ~. 90 25o s.
nOfS' lLSTtKs. IRON 3 81. 3. so 49,
MISSES CLoAks Mt ~ 20. 81 10. 81, IN ti2
lNtANIs ROBES. iruin - - upto 81
hLHdE SssoRfMLSf S oi Children" wor.,ed Hood.
wArERrH0OfS, all ace.
RE3urIfutl. ALL Wool SINGLE snAwi.s, from g.
| rourLE smAwLs. HANDSOME DESIGNS. ss $3.50
Al Q oyE LOT nRocnE snAwI.s a, SO worth $50
| ONE LOr IMITATION tAMEL'S HAIR $40. 80, $50
| ikDii's' KiBBED MEilIN6 HOSE iasc isc,. lac
i6R LOT. In all wool. IA worth soc
ono case. an wool. regular made Hose, 23c TO $40.
Mems shaker Half IIosc at isc 2nc a5c, SOC. up t.
| ALARGH LOT Of cniIDRRN's wool NlTrRSs ant
| Glove. nhc i5c l-c worth iu'b 9 peg cent inorc
a PULL ASSORTMENT OF Ladies oiosh Gloves vera
MESS EXTRA HEAVY SHIRTS at 4sc.. zoo. Csc.
anSs DOUBLE BREASTED REGULAR rISIsI
S LhnGs hSn 9' 6iRSiNaevss vow Safe, shirts. nou
| 7ac.. &C ,upiqf ~ ~. III lulIS 40 per cent more
GniipRsSs NHhiSo s, 2ii "a, a, s " csc 7sc
ikmbls VETS a ~ &c i e. &c &c gp to :, 20 IN
N0rils cONF0RrfRs. LiGGINGS, a.,
cAEPiGAf i, kkiS at s. Oh; q . = 10 -
rEit .slKiRTS n giiEAaI y,Aslhrfn -. r.,o,.
cR efAIN6 l. 4si SaaRss a wiSb6w n,pEs
| CURTAINS. Mat, Sc
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ANNIVERSARIES,

ANNIVERSARIES
VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1919 will
meet at Military Hall, 1913 BOwcry, At ~ O'clock
sharp, in UNIFORM, n YOU have it, cockade hat
celebrate the siith anniversary Of The evacuation n the
Hrtsh troops from New YORK in l7sci and from the
Howory Ia the Stuyvesant lluuse 2th 81 and Broadway
hy the kindness Of LAWS and George Leland TO dine with
them on Monday. Nov ~ Also are requested to in
Nlte The propretors Of newspapers or reporters
Gen II RAYMOND
GoULD WARSRR Ait Col ABM DAILY
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BLACK CASHMERE.

viii open MONDAY MORNING two cases OF IrriNs
4oinch. Iitwillcd. ALI.wOOi. BLACK CASHMERE
SIC. cost T5- 10 import
A very fine BLUE BI.Ack CASHMERE. Toe. worth 81
The best BLACK CASHMERE IN the market. 81, worth
$50
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CAMlKON'S, ~ Bridge st., near High, Brooklyn.
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Il shop and large lot, S2.Cuu must leave city next
spring ~ Dodworth Sc near broadway, BROOKLYN.
EOR SALE-I~ase and fixtures, well ntted corner
tA aud grocery CHEAP rent, with or without stock.
No VIZ ION av.. corner 10th -
EoK sALE-An old established stationery, news,
Il and variety store. 6f Cnrmine st.
EOK SALE-OYscr md chop house s23 10th nv;
account o death in family
WANTED-Fnctory, 51x1O0 with or without power.
w Address, with in PARTICULARS and lowest rent,
FACTORY, box i5S, sun office
EMONALmtic Great Orisinnl Dollar Store 10 Park
~ iliuris old stand. corner at "a st ami Broad
way The name OF the pOhlr store has been changed
To Broadway bahir Tremendous reduction IN prices,
IL i%TAuNASE Tor sale, cheap, doinx very fair
~ buNness II New Church -
SMALL. milk route Tor sale cheap; horse wagon and
~ harness, itst class. Can At2iJ West JIst st
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-07-13
ipAHu INDIAN WAI;.

Our last dates from the seat of the Indian War on Cottonwood Creek, near Salmon River, gre up to the 9th inst. On that date the Indians 800 to 100 strong. were seen in force and Captain Whipp.e and command immediately went out to engage them Tn battle. Lieutenant Rains with Foster, guide. and eleven men were dispatched m advance of the main column as . reconnoi- teriny party. and were soon after attacked and all killed. io the man. before Nhipple could render assistance. Captain Whlpplc advanced ia within one thousand yards of the Indians where he remained until the shades of evening came on when he retreat ed from the field of murder. evidently sfraid ic attack the pierced nose reds.
 Captain Randall. from Mount Idaho, with I5 volunteers attacked l50 of the red breth- ern in full view of Colonel Perry and his command; was surrounded. cut his way through the ranks of ihc foe, but was nor tally wounded Tn so dolng. One man by fhe name of Evans was killed and three others wounded. After delaying nearly two hours Colonel Perry sent 70 men to their relief, when the Indians withdrew. tp to fhe present time some 90 persons have been killed by the Indians without any serious loss to their side. All accounts agree in stating that General Howard k hunting the Indians where they are not and they in turn are killing his troops.
 We predict if the Government desire to subSiuc this rabblv they had better send Crook or some other fighting officer tc com msnd ;he troops in Idaho. We imagine that almost any old squaw can out general Howard in fighting. as We know that his great forte lies in praying anu crying, and not in commanding an army. Keep How ard in command and he will have all the officers and soldiers killed of in the army.
 The conjecture of many citizens, here, Is tha; the Tucson Citizen will favor the keep ing of General Howard in command, and thus do away with the whole army as Il Is known iIla, the aforesaid paper has no love for the boys ip blue.