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Respectfully yours
To the presi ,'ent.
THE PRESIDENTS REPLY,

THE PRESIDENTS REPLY,
EXECUTIVE MANsIoN,l
WASHINGTON, May 26)
My DEAR SIR have read the partial
report of the commission appointed to ex-
anime the New York custom house. l Icon
cur with the commission in their recon-
mendations. 1t is my wish that the collec-
tion of revenues should be free from par
tisan control, and organized on a strictly
business basis, with the same guarantees
for efficiency and fidelity in the selection of
the chief and subordinate officers that
would be required by prudent merchant
Party leaders should have no more influ-
ence in appointments than other equally
respectable citizens. No assessments for
political purposes on officers or subordi-
mates should be allowed. No useless officer
or employe should be retained. No officer
should be required or permitted to take
part in the management of political organ
izations, caucuses, conventions or election
campaigns. Their right to vote and ex.,
press their views on public questions, either
orally or through the press, is not denied,
provided it does not interfere with the dis
charge of their official duties.
Respectfully,
r, b, HAYES.
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GOmEercfAl.
The week ending this evening has developed
a decided increase ia business in all depart
ments of miscellaneous merchandise. The
spring trade is rapidly approaching fioodtide,
and merchants have stocks that enables them
to respond to the largest demands of buyers
The provision market remains quiet and
prices steady.
The grain markets are exhibiting increased
animation, with decided hrmness In corn and
wheat.
In dry goods business Is fairly active, and
prices for all staple articles steady. The New
York Daily Bulletin OF Monday says:
Cotton Goods.-Tbere has been a moderate
demand at first hands for all seasonable makes
o cottsn fabrics, but no special degree OF ac-
tivitv has been noticed in any class of goods.
There Is a continued disposition to sell some
makes OF brown and bleached coftons at a
concession from nominal Gliding rates IN or
der to reduce accommodations, but denims, dyed
ducks, tickings and the most popular style Of
cheyi0ts are steadily held at current quota
tions. White goods are doing well In Victoria
lawns, cords, Marseilles and crochet quilts. Iig-
ures, ETC., for which fabrics there is a steadily
groTi-g demaac, which initiates greatly
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indianapolis Live stock Market.
TUESDAY EVENING, April

EVENING, ApIU y.
Reported by j. b. Sedwick & Co.,
Wholesale Commission Dealers in Cattle, HOGS
and Sheep
CATTLE-There were less than 50 cattle at
the Excl ange yards Monday, of fair quality.
The butchers soon bought ali that were offer
ed, many of them being compelled to go away
without cattle. We quote the market strong
among the sales:
IL fair Illinois steers, average l,l50 lbs
.. ...... .......sO
p mixed cows and steers retailed ats 50d4 O0
We quote: Good steers selling at s5G5 %;
good cows and heifers at 81 25@4 IS; medium
So 5O94; common at 50 75d3 %; bulls at 81 so a
50; stock steers So 5Oa4 %; veal calves s5@6;
mich cows at $50 00G45 20.
SHEEP-Are in better demand, selling read
lily at 81 2'14 20 for fair to medium, and S5d5 90
for good to extra.
HoGS-In fair demand, with liberal offerings,
selling to packers ATS IL for smooth hogs aver
aging 30 to 20 lbs s. 20 Tor 29O to 240 lbs
age, and 50 for l75 to 200 lbs average; pigs and
coarse sows dull at S3014 81.
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NEW 1oRK, April ss-Money easy at 21z@S
per cent.
Frlms mercantile paper S11zs5 per cent.
Assistant treasurer dlsbursed 100000.
Clearings-Sl2,0 100000.
Sterling-60 days $50; sight 4SS.
Gold-Opened at l05 and closed at 1861 the
extremes Of the day.
Carrying Rates-H per cent; loans also
made nat to per cent for borrowing.
The advance in gold was attributed to the
warlike character OF the news from Europe,
a dispatch having been received stating that
the porte had rejected the principal clauses in
the protocol, refuses to dtSarm, declines to
send an envoy to st. Petersburg and insists on
being allowed to deal with Montenegro with
out Interference by the other powers
Silver-At London 6S54 pence per ounce;
here silver bars are l22Z greenbackS; ll64
gold. Silver coin at \ discount.
Governmen ts-Dull and steady.
Railr rad bonds-Dull.
State securities-Quiet and prices nominal.
The stock market opened heavy and
lower in the early dealings, the decline
In prices ranging from q to ia
per cent, Lackawanna leading the decline.
After midday there was a fractional advance,
and in early afternoon the market became
to u per cent. Lake Shore fell off from 475S TO
81; st. Paul preferred from AZ to 455z; Della
ware and Hudson from 43 to ~; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western from s. TO 5711
Michigan Central from AZ to AZ and Western
Union from 565[ TO 56%. New York Central
was steady at s21z992sS; Rock Island at 91<,
and Illinois Central at As.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, of
which 1000 were New York central, 2 900 Lake
Shore, 400 st. Paul, 5000 Lackawanna, 5000
Delaware and Hudson, 400 Michigan Central,
$1,000 Western Union, and 800 Pacific Mail.
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l. X, lix2O tin, sl2 80; l. c. l4x2o. roofing tin So;
Csc: bars, 26c "a IRON &c; q iron SIC: gall
vanized iron 30 per cent discount. Trade i'm
proving.
TALLoW-In fair demand; country &c;
city. nc
WOOl-But little doing and prices NOM
inal. We quote unwashed at 2392oc; fleece
washed 3Ot135c: uD-washed. 30as8c; bury
wool 59l0c per ID; pulled wool S09SSc.
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IndianapOIi- Dry Goods Market.


DRY GOODS-Dealers report trade improv-
ing and prices rule steady.
BATTING-Ordinary, lOglZslc; middling, l5c
best tissue, l6c.
BROWN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SIC; Pepperel
&c; Stark, SC.
TICKING-Omego, 80 inch. 1870; Conestoga.
"A Medal, l5c; Medal. l61zc; EXTRA , l5c; extra
A, l6c; Lewiston, 80 inch, lSc; - inch, l5c; 30
inch. 1870; plaid lSc.
SHIFTING Characterization, 6-3, loo; 3-S,
&c; Whittenden cheviots, Il 9lzc; AA lie; AAA
121zc; Xxx, H1zc: Otis chevlots, l21zc; Everett
do, llHc; homespun &c.
PAPER CAMBRICs-Common colors, &c; high
colors lc higher.
PRINTs-American SIC: Washington, Merri-
mac, Oriental and Conestoga SIC; Richmond
Il Allen 615o: freeman g.. Standard Shirting
prints, 61zc; Albion solid colors. SIC: Wam-
sutta, &c; Mourning prints, 6%c; Sprsgues &c.
CARPET CHAIr-White, 2lc; colored, &c;
coveriet warn. DC
BROWN SHEETINGs- Vermont,S1Sc; Nashville,
SIC; Vaudeville &c Idaho, SIC; New AlbanySc;
StarkA.S1zc; Laurel D.S%c; Laurel H.7lzc; Park
A., SIC; Granite B., &c; Bedford R., &c; Pepp
MIC; Pepp O., nc; Pepp REC; Pepp K. &c (;
Charter Oak sc; Lancaster standard SIC.
BLEACHED observation-disclosures l01xc; Hope
SIC: blackstone. &c: Mascoment. 91Sc: Hill.
rs SIC; "A, 91zc; Dwight Star, l0c vaughn Xxx,
&c; Red Dog, &c; Quaker, To- Cambrics, Ions
dale, 15c; Young Warrior, lie; Jabez Knight,
loo: Wamsutta, 13c; New York Mills, l31zc.
GRAIN BAGs-Amoskeag A., 2c; Lewiston
A. 221Sc: Stark, 25c: Union TX Banner. 2c
Montaup, 21sc; American lsxc; Harmony
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arc: bar per ID 9%t9l0c.
NAILS-Without quotable change.
l0d to 6Dd.-.....t2 70g al 70 od....:.....S 45g
sd.......... $3.50 Spikes (cuD... 1859
NAVAL STORESNWe quote:
Rosn e pale S. 50d600 Resin, No, 3..S2 5O@2 20
Rosin, pale, Dbl 40O@450 Tar, pr bbl..- 5000 so
Rosin, No. ...-3 1903 IS Navy pitch 1894 %
OIL--There is quiet market. Linseed,
raw. STa6sc bslled ug72c. Carbon-ll0 hre
test 171Ii7<al81zc. Lard oil: exira winter s0c {:
No s6gSSc; No 269@7sc; Straits 60@65c: Bank 8
5506Oc; Labrador 70a75c castor 81 309l 40 meats
foot S5c@Sl: turpentine 47@55c per gallon per
barrel.
OUININE-Firm at 81 50@5.
PEANUTS-Steady.
Virgins, raw-S q IOc Tennessee Reds at
Ten 'see wife -61z@71<c. Roasted &c higher.
SEED-In active request and prices firm.
Timothy 81 9092 %. Glover on arrival i3c; store
141<69l4<c per ID. Flaxseed 81 10, In small lots.
PRIME In car load lots 81 10. Blue grass 81 SOC
2 Is per bu.
SHOT-Prices unchanged. Assorted Nos
per bag, ~ 30: Buck, per bag, ~ 30.
SALT-We quote at 81 45 In car load lots
for lake per barrel; Ohio river 81 80 per Dbl (;
ana l0c additional In store.
TIN PLATE AND MEfALS-I. c. l0xl4 tin.
IS l. a., l0xli lin, 81 ~; l. cl4xzo tin ~ ";
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
HONEY AND THE MARKETS.
.srrICE or THE INDIANAPoLns SENTINEL
TUESDAY EVENING, April 10, 1877.

TFICE THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 10, 1871.
Local finances IRE undisturbed, and are NOV
Ing along without developing any incident de-
manding special or extended notice. The
banks are promptly responding to the de-
mands of legitimate business enterprises, but
are requiring strictly unexceptional names.
When these are offered paper is placed at 10 to
II per cent interest.
Eastern exchange is steady at LILO premium
for counter sales.
INDIANA POLLS CLEARING HousE.
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Deficiency In stock compared with last year,
21,253 tons, or Al per cent.
Stock on hand January |, 1871, i,0i2 tons.
Stock on hand January /, 1876, A., 800 tons.
Refined has sold moderately, in part for
port, at l01s9llAc for hard grades.
ON CHANGE.
Transactions on change to-day include:
cars white corn (. o. b.. .................... 43
cars h. m. corn, .......................... .421
GRAIN IN STORE.
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at 50 50 per box; Touseys German SIC per ID;
other German $4(ds 50 per box; White Russian
pressed cake 81: Rabbits, 81 25d7 50 per box
CANDLEs-We QuOJe: HOtei, lyC91Uc; star can
dies. i61kalSc: common pressed, l31k@l41zc.
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LKARING HOUSE.

EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
The following is a detailed report of specie
exported from the district of New York for
the week ending April 7, lS77:
April 5-Steamer Cimbria, London
Mexican gold...........-.........-... $4,000
A pril 7-Steamer Rheiu, London
Silver bars............ ......... 5000
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QUIT IN ATTACHMENT Before T. p. Mil
- Ter, ]. p, Of Center township, Marisn
county, Ind.
Norah O'Connell VS.. Dennis O'Neal.
The defendant in the above entitled action is
hereby notified OF the tendency OF the at
tachment suit in said cause, and that the said
cause is set for hearing before me on the 9th
day OF June, 1877, at o'clock a. M, at which
time il the said defendant fail to appear and
make answer thereto, the said cause will be
tried aud determined in his absence.
THOMAS p. MILLER, ]. p,
No. IS Court street. indianapolis, Ind.
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bags March 81, last year. and 10000 bags at the
5 me time in 1875 A late statement of the
stock OF Brazil in second hands at the recetv-
ng ports made IL 1 9, isS bags against 10000
bags at the same time last year. Mild grades
have been quiet and nominally unchanged,
with only n moderate supply.
Raw has been quiet and unchanged mt Ssd
$50 for fair to good refining. stormy weather
and the occurrence of Good Friday have had
some influence in restricting trade to its small
limits, but the inquiry from refiners has, as a
matter of fact, been very moderate, the mag
nitude of the imports on their account and the
recent purchase of about 10 cargOes TO arrive
making il unnecessary for them TO enter the
market for any large quantity of SUI gar held by
importers. The Cuban ma kets at present
controlled by the course of affairs here were,
according TO the latest advices, dull and more
or less depressed.
The following shows the supply at the ports
M ed Mt ha n OF
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Tons.
Boston-Stoclx March g. IS77................ 1913
March 81, IS76.. ...........-- p 100
New York-Stock March 70, lS77......... 2I,Tl4
March IL, IS76...... %, 40
Philadelphia-StOck March q, lSTT........- l,l5S
March 80, lS76.... 2,l00
Baltimore-Stock March 20, 1S7.......-.-.-. $3.50
March 30, lSz6............ 1850
Totals for the four ports March q, ISL SSSo
April l. IS75.. - IS, 200
Receipts since Jan. lbs, 04S
Same time last wear ,755
Deliveries since Jan. ...... l2S .2IS
same time last year. ,555
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS
IN is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by the Marion Civil
Circuit Court of Marion county, Indiana,
administrator de bonus of the estate OF
Henry NJ. Phillips late of said county, de-
ceased Said estate is supposed TO - solvent.
JERE NAH COBLE.
April 5. 1877. Administrators de bonus non.
NOTICE Or ADMINISTRATIONS
IN is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed by the Marion Civil Circuit
Court of Marion county, Indiana. admins
traitor OF the estate OF John Coble, late or
said county. deceased. SAID estate Is supposed
TO be solvent.
April 8, MI. Aanlnlssislor.
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
The following the receipts and ship
| ments for the last "a hours: q
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against the distribution of foreign goods of a
like character. Jobbing quotations for brown
aud bleached cOttOns are exceedingly lrregu-
lar, being in many cases considerably below
a2cnts' package prices.
Prints-There has been a fair hand-to-
mouth demand for the newest and most taste
fal styles of fancy and shifting prints from
agents hands, and the best makes OF wide
cambrics, cretOnneS and fOulanaS are meeting
with moderate sales. The Knickerbocker
cambrics are firmly held at lie, and there VIII
be no change In the price OF these popular
fabrics this season. Buff prints are shown in
new and at ractive styles by agents OF the
Washington Print works, and the American
fancy prints are coming forward in "A variety
of choice and desirable new patterns The
Merrimack cardinal reds are in unabated de-
mand. From jobbers' hands there has been
a fair distribution of fancy and shtrting
prints. in both regular and JOB styles. and
stocks Of the latter have been greatly reduced
this week.
Gfnghams-There has been a fair jobbing
trade in staple and fancy ginghams, and dress
styles are doing well in the hands OF both
agents and jobbers.
Dress Goods.-There has been a moderate
movement in plain worsted fabrics and fig-
some cases closely sold up to production.
Black alpacaS have been somewhat quiet, but
prices remain steady. Plaid and striped cot
ton dress goods of the best makes are In steady
request.
Hosiery has been Inactive In first hands, and
indifferent styles of fancy hosiery are in some
instances offered at a concession from OPEN
ing prices, though quotations on the best
makes are firmly maintained.
Groceries are firm and active, with ample
stocks to meet the demand.
We note increased activity in the produce
market. with liberal receipts of butter. with
which the market is overstocked. Eggs are
steady and poultry is in ample supply. The
New York market of Monday is reported as
follows:
Eggs.-Receipts day, 2,l52 pkgs. The mar
ket has made slight turn for the better. The
demand shows some increase, and with con-
tinued moderate arrivals and the Offering of
store held lots reduced, sellers gain an advan-
tage. Where before 1910 was an outside figure
il may now be considered inside for fresh
stock, and l7c is generally asked for strictly
fine, of which the offering is scant. Duck and
geese eggs are dull.
Nearby stock. single bbl.....-..per doz.l712@lS
State ----..- l7d
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Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE,. April 9.-F1our-Higher
Wheat Excited; opened at an advance OF ~
d254c and closed firm; Mel Milwaukee 81 IS:
No 2 do 81 ~; May 81 49,; June 81 ~; No
do 81 81.
Corn-No new 45c.
Oats-No2 S31z@34c; May Sc.
Rye-No Tic.
Barley-No spring &c.
Observation-Disclosures. Pork SIS s715. Prime
lard So 25.
Dressed Hogs-S6 bid.
Receipts-Wheat 80 bu; corn $500 bu.
Shipments-WheaU 5000 bu.
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Louisville Market

LOUISVILLE, April 9.-Cotton-Quiet.
Flour-Extra 50 75@6; family So 25G6 90; A
No Sa7 50; fancy s. 759S 50.
Wheat-Red 81 So; amber and white 81 o..
Corn-White Ale.
Rye-75c.
Oats-White 44c; mixed soc.
Hay-Quiet.
Provisions-Pork sl4 25al4 50. Bulk meats
S. %, 81 75 IS. Bacon IS 40, 8 50, s. IS, s. rs.
Sugar cured hams $40 50al2. Lard: tierce and
leaf $40 so; do kegs Sill 50.
Whisky-Sl o..
Observation-Disclosures
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By the foregoing table 1t will be seen that the
whole amount of the credit lent by the gov
eminent will be repaid in II years. and that
the government will also receive during this
period the sum of SO 10000 as interest.
Thus, besides the other advantages conferred
upon the nation by the construction of the
road, 1t Will prove a source OF revenue instead
of expense until after the bonds Of the COM
pany are wholly retired. But suppose the
company is not able to redeem any OF Its bonds
for the first 70 or 30 years In that event not not
or the people, but on the contrary the govern
ment will continue to be in the receipt OF a
much in se lTo OF and
still go further, and say that even In case the
company Is unable to pay either principal or
interest for years to come, its failure to do so
would not rebound to the injury of either gov
eminent or people in the slightest degree.
Contrast this with the plan proposed by the
original bill, which under the most favorable
circumstances will cause to be sent abroad in
the payment of principal and interest pro-
ducts or bullion to the amount OF S245 100000,
or in case the road should fail to meet Its OBJ
legation, would render the government liable
for sl75 900, to be raised by taxation, and In
all probability give the road into the hands OF
interest for all time to come; or
again, contrast 1t with the plan upon
which the Union Pacific was built; which has
rendered that road a burden to the nation, to
the amount of nearly 100000 year.
Besides the many advantages which the ma
ton would enjoy, arising from the construe-
the issue and circulation of $4,000, .
900 OF par paper money not peddled
out by the banks at a high rate of in
terest, to be recalled at pleasure, would con-
tribute largely TO the revival OF our PROSTATE
industries: no small matter of itself. As this
money could not be retired by the federal
treasury any faster than the bonds Of the COM
pany are redeemed. any delinquency on the
part of the company in that respect would be
more than counterbalanced by the good re-
suits that would continue to flow from the use
of that amount of cheap money In the hands
of the people.
The cry OF imitation viii doubtless be raised
by the bondholders and gold gamblers and
try and ii may not therefore be out of place 70
say word upon that point. The government
has succeeded, by contraction and so legislat'
| Ing as to render further contraction inevitable
4 the interests Of the classes referred to, In
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MARCH L, 1877.

On the Texas and Pacific Railroad Blu.
, 1877-10-27
Summons.
Territory of Washington, =,
County of ,SnOlomish. ""

Territory of Washington,
County of SnOlomsh, !
Injustice Court, Geo. Plumb, Justice
To d. +, Leighton.
Yon'0rc hereby notified that Z. d. Smith
has filed Il complaint against you In said court
which will come on to be heard at my Office in
Snohomish City in Snohomish County W. I.
on the 25.h. day Of November A. d. 1871, nj
the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and unless you
appear and then and there answer, the same
will be taken as confessed and the demand Of
the plaintiff granted. The object and demand
of said claim i for the payment Of SiXty.tNc
dollars, for goods, wears, merchandise fur
nishcd, and ier costs and disbursements Of
suit
Complaint filed October 18th, 1877.
GEORGE PLUMB, j. ?.
W. NJ TIrLoT, Attorney for PlalntiH
MOI 3w.
, 1877-10-27
BENZ. STRETCH
N0tice OF Slheriiis sale OA' AEenl
Estate. F


By virtue of au Execution issued out Of the
District Court of the Sd Judicial District Of
Washington Territory, holding terms Ut Seat
tie, in King county, Oh the 10th day Of Sep
tcinber 1871, in the cause wherein Crawford
IL Harrington are plaintiffs and John Mowat,,
defendant, to me directed and delivered, com.
manding me TO take into execution the prop.
prty Of the Defendant TO satisfy Judgment for
the sum Of $5l5 Al aud interest ut the rate Of
10 per cent per annum thereon, and costs
amounting to S3l 20 and increased costs.
Now, Therefore, by virtue OF said Execution
have levied upon the following described
real property, to-wit: 81 Of 81, section
No. 2l, NJ OF SWA, 81 ofSWIJ 4 section No.
"a, Township 80 n r. B East containing 800
ncres. Also the following described tract Of
land subject to Il mortgage in favor Cyrns
Walker, Mex OF SWA, s1l ofSW ~ section
No. 20, Township No. 80 n. X, East con.
tanning l20 acres. And will sell the same on
Thursday the lst day Of November 1871 be-
tween the hours of ~ A. NJ and 4 y. NJ in
front of the Court House door at Snohomisn
City, at public auction to the highest bidder
for casu, or SO much thereof as Will satisfy
said Judgment, Interest costs and increased
costs. BENZ. STRETCH
Sheriff of Snohomish county,
by HM. WHITFIELD, Deputy.
MCNAUGnT " LEARY, Atty's for Plaintiff
Snohomish City, Oct 4th, 1877 I0l 4;w
, 1877-10-27

The Pn'ifin cnnst is not alone in its
'r""h'rs. Eastern p0pcs say that tlons-
andS OF men. women and children nrc in
Of destitute condition, md unless times
brighten up before spring, very many
viii probably stnrvr tn death. We hNvp
t'c ndvNNtNgr OF m immense clam bed
on Puget Sound.
, 1877-10-27

Navy thanks to Misses Addc Woods
nnH Maggie Allen. Of Skvtnmish river
'Nr wv" noqncts Of beautiful flowers
We ot the STAR Office enjoy such
presents.
, 1877-10-27
NOTICE.

PARTIES, residing in Snohomirh county,
and desiring to nuke final proofin Homestead
Entries may do SO before me In SnOhomish
City, and save eXpcucrs Of going to the Land
Otllce at Olympia Under the Act Of Con.
gress approved March Sd 1877, the claimant is
not required 10 90 TO the Land Office in such
csses W VI. TIRTLOT,
, 1877-10-27

Chief Joseph and his band, after being
hunted like wolves, driven from place to
place, corner to corner, the most OF the
time very poorly fed, have finally been
over powered by the relentless whites,
and compelled to surrender, Joseph is
brave mNn he has fought well, for his
rights, and plainly shown TINT he cared
not what he suffered could he but avengc
abe W ongs his race has enducred He
isa great warrior, and the American
people should be proud to boast ot such
IN one who fears neither man nsr the
devil. If we can only get bible society
started in his camp nnder his control,
after the Indians are properly housed and
clothed. we may expect to hear OF the
speedy advancement Of Christianity
among them.
, 1877-10-27

We mute II mistake IN regard to the
scN oiIhc chiIl whose birth We noticed
last wcGi-it was male in>,cud of irrnntc.
, 1877-10-27

Good Tcmplars held an election Mt
their last meeting. They will give =
Grand Ball on Thursday Night, Nov
ij'h See the notice next week, with
particulars.
, 1877-10-27

The family o. Nh. John Bait has been
heard irOm at CoI.aN. VIII tnmuu.
, 1877-10-27
FOR THE sNonoMisn ATuENHuM, uPoN
ITS ALTON.

Ordered published by the Athcneum
Trustees, and to be submitted TO II mcrt.
ing Of the Stockholders Of the Athencum,
on Saturday evening, October 2Olh, 1874
ut Z p. NJ.
, 1877-10-27

There hlvc been great many indians
'rr"k around town for the last two
weeks. We wish the ETY. officials of
Portland Oregon, would nttcnd more
strictly to this liquor traffic. IF they
sell Indians whiskcy, why not keep them
there and not send them over here 70
onnov us. We arc sure the Indians huv
40 LIQUOR on this river nor on the Sound.