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~ ~ ~ ~ 10 not easily earned In these
times. hut II ear be made II,
qp Il L three months hy aiiy one Of
~. either sex. In any part Of the
country who is'wiIinx TO work steadily at
the emplovincnt that we fmrnisl,. e66 p.,.
week in your own towp. You need not be
away frpni han,c over night. You ran give
Your whole time To- the work. or only your
spare monieiits. We have agents wi,c nr,,
making over so per day. All who engage
at once eau make money fast. At the pres.
ent time money cannot he made 10 easily and
rapidly At any other business. Il costs
nothing try the business. Terms and IS
Outfit free. Address at once. H. HAILErr
q Co., Portland. Maine. 2ljyly.
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WANTED.

Mr.. II. C. Vegas. ELEONTINE STORE.
Assumption, La. wishes to rent store in
St. John the Baptist or St. Charles-Hahn-
vile would suit him. Give full informations
in writing: location, size of building, terms,
&c.
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NOTICE!

The Assessment Roll Of 1877 for this Parish
il completed and has been delivered to the
Recorder for thirty days, according to law,
for revision.
ISAIAH WEBRE,
Assessor Of st. John the Baptist.
August 4, 1877. Atil77lm.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New ORLEANS THURSDAY. Aug. 30, 1877.
GOLD D.....--.....-...l04t q los
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1877-09-01

ADDRgss ALL RIDERS
=. =. JOHNSON = CO.,
Bangor, Maine, Rrepriessrs.
2Me77iy.
, 1877-07-26

trrs'ra portions Of IN" community and removing
u" great Ssrin1ency cnE,plafrcd ~ in hns,nc.-
ci!res "" demand t:tr iinncdtntc repeal of thc
r"snnptEnn act.
llc right Of thc rcopl" I'll" enactment II! til" 'tc-
publican n,rAsnrc drnonrtizInv -iver, anil tlr,annL
the pae'arc hi law which shall restorc to silver
IT. monetary p0wcr.
FtfM-Thai We favor thc retention Of tho green
hack currency NJ The hc-t paper mnnny VIZ have
eyer had, and dcctnrr nrain@t any further conttsc-
.strth--we congratulate t!g" ,~,, T.. ..:,nn Tho
accertance by thr pre.cn: a.. :,,r 1t tho
constitutional and Patfc n. - ..ur-
eminent in the StafeA Sortl. :.s:r1 hy
the Democratic party, hht W.T., lit ,,e4cc
snl harmony 10 thai 'ctt:nh Ut s.. .. IT,
StrtnfA-thc RcristEy Law I, 4,r! " the lAst
Legislature IL hutdcnforne and expensive. md dis.
trmlnates unjnsfiy ayatnst th. pnnr,r ..laa-cs Of
peal.
t,qh.h--Wc favor tariff TOR revenue only.
ernmcnt alonc nf all circulating ,,.ctiiutn whether
!'ng"r or metallic, to be always of c1nai tenter
and fnt"Tcnnsrrtblc.
Jtntt-That re condemn tho act Of the rcleral
uHit.d STATE. I" interfere with eIcctinns md othcf
noiffcal Affair." Of states ~ tlunA1 nm.
lawful. anu nnlnltlhne. destructive NJ the rights
El'reMh-We recommend Tic ticket this day
framed bF The Convention To the favorable eoneiu-
cfntion 9nd fn1Iort Of al cist.ena 1T the State.
Nominated hy reclamation for Licutenani.t,o
ern1t,
'. JnAao J. ". okcy. Of Fsankru. was nominated
inr M supreme Judge; II. !. Tanning. Of CuJat,o:a.
!!iifart, os Allen. for Attorney .1cne.ai. 4. j
tIawcIiF. Of stark, for stale Treasurer; j. !.
Harm. Of f'e!monl. for School t,o'n.ufssioncr<;
~ II ihe Hoard Of rubc Work., the s.isr b. ' as
clnhatbn.
Tho Convention Adjourned .sne d1< q. 1880 H. m.
, 1877-07-26
CHARTER OAK.

Tho Committee Not ynt Really tn Report
Gov. lsrnsa Plain In ths Statement Tint
Robbery Tins Hem Committed.
Special hspates 10 7nr Tribune
IAhTEoHr, Cann., July 15.--Thc hone that the
Inaurance Committee win have examined the nj.
fairs Of tho Charser Oak Company wnuId be en-
ahfcd to report t0.dny haa been futile. Cn,.
Green tnta mc this evening that II wnnlt not be
made puhlic for two ,iays. yet II Ia tlrdncy act-
lied ibst Masahai1 Jewell IA tn he tho new rrc.i-
dcnt. inatcad OF Nj. PATTERSON. whuAe fuctnatnc
cuuEfc In the matter has eu.t him. moro ur leAe,
the confidence that Until now has been plscol
In him. Thc,c arems tn be d grind deal
Of satisfaction at tho substitution NJ
Mr.. Jewell. Ills b,nesty ia believed
i Conceded q" ii. sdr.. II Ths ' coa"itt.s s sn from,
chica!u will return homc 10 o-murrow. GOV. iiro.s
thia a aitetnoon n sn.wef to nlries A. to what he
6ees t o. tho wnlsley manaaement, y who.e hands
he t; o. the w:e 10 er
fosmns ,nts. ea ah,r %Gm sn1 ew nse,s M wssS
aceordiaa 10 iaw lie addea ,fas Il neees.srs. ~ % lie
would would com. on from Chicago Eerronuily and
:h:% bstoss Asx H. s'sau ''Ss'ss ssi2 *fa's:! i"!.
.ad M he. n ~ energetic way; ''rnhtrry I. what
they have tsen euiit! Of. and nothing s,te:"
E1smintng Committee viii report that tAcy hase
tonnd etoo. t,oo q astcts which canno. b. 7ncs-
fcc'ly reliable. adj. that there are o:l.cr = sT.cr
amounting 10 ts'nis g., oOo, 100 IN round agurcs,
wheh will b. subjected 10 .ome lo.s hui viii re.
s:ss,'s ~: ';.ssa sss; :ss, =
Of ca,eag" wsrs "; nsso.1a,ns WIN The wsksy
reason not given. Thc Fusn oilerci vas tioo. ooo
bcen renewing thr oderp. I nnderftand. during tho
nast twu " thrre days. thc part af the men hu
represents, but hs proposals havr fa'cn tax short
, 1877-07-26

TIT Frd ikaH7t4s IN ititia4kri.,hIu Tint
Con. Jaek*np's trs'ps AID hn encmy's believed
he neycr slept; thu fat IL, no slept great deal,
Nhrnercf ht had nothing eIsc 10 l0 hs wcnt to
Eleep, especially IN churrh Femr,nbcf during tue
tuynstunof AfsFylxnt Sucduy night h. RIDE thne
miles In m anitullncn IL attend church iu Frcd.
crark. aud then fell a4lcsp ~ scJn az the minister
began to preach; bis head fell upn hs breast. and
10 mover .wuke until ar,useA by Tho orgau and
ctolr. liz could sleep anywhrre and In any 1'oa.
tion, sitting Eu As chatr under Arc. " on lrrsc-
baek. Thu d night march luward Klclu,ond, aEtef
The hatlIcs With Mcclellan. 1t Wa riding alUng
With hIs dFow.y siaa, uoldins aud sleeping ~ te
weut. w passel By gFuulm VI urn sitting along
tls suadssdt, au4 engaged fu ruasslu9 run
" nres made of fsnes-rAls. slnr group took
u. for cayslryMsn. with an insbslatsd Gap.
VI ! man Who Aa.i fouad whisky enough to be
dfunk .psanx Up trem ths sts. sna ss.I;a!.a!n:
rual. and. se11iug thu uuuse*ls horse. cried out.
- say. old fellow. wl!sle tls desil did yon GEL
yuuE liquors" Ia All instant. ~ the tirnrre!
a~oke. the fellow saw H.. mistaks. 4nd then
bounding fru.a the ruau hs touk the fenec ut q
lin j. leap. c,clAl,nlme, '.t;ooI tlod. liz uid
>t..A.' AL d!slppsa!el iu lac I4skucs. Yea.
, 1877-07-26

'!atcs .rs'd d"nt ~ prejudice cvt-,A s,.ain.. mr..
;,.- h',H'nH nfer,-t'ta t""ns t"in: ttr'nr.-t In
.1'rwhcrc ',ne Of tioy SIcni.' f;r,, set- sn va.
"se' NJ Wien s"'fsS ;s s"o, .t ','as; s;s.
e., 3. .ha1l h..e ;of,snca n,"Tr: and tSe
hasc M doubt tnat co'oted ncn will ta pnt the
tcker ot both thu rival "resnisetion+ ~ 1rirh-
,n,n n. ~ M IT, .;erman7 arc IN S"w iorksn ret tie
fer years 10 come The hcvro hsa ccssed 10 10
f., 'o.st ;sc .sona,t n n3tis; {; h
lnprcd tnto Indifference. and hit od Instinct nt
tr:s!f! to the whites rcas,eftc*s tscst To What
tha eats Of Mss,,rsfppi whrre ihc eoIorcI voters.
sihsa9f tsses h Il ~ ss %;"y q ss1s % t. "t
ny eeent did "Tssd' III aanT
the white. 10 deprive ths hacks Of tho mi.
frs9t. Ihny rnn1d ca.iiT to II, without yna.nz
on aa.esn.. ba sus ~ Pe.re.|on+ xos
ii, The ,pr,or wtte. hard. This i. not. howcTcr,
,he %ny tea*nn Why ruet, qualifications are c.tnb
negro vote. They think they can conttoi II nndl
MAKE maxi u.sful @ IN them. nnd they know y tacy
10 " ns r. n"s's
Snrill.
IN nne rerpcct, mora than nny, other. The soath.
mn eoored fciow. .el..,ens.1 mean in supporting
sch1r for colnred children by ta4rs that ial upon
then,"e1vcs. There acIt>as arc not A. numerous
hr A. guu,1 A. could be wished, hut they
give fair cltAnco 10 tho eotared
children tp vet thn hast. Of an cducA.
t|nn. They nre maintained ty tAxcs voted by white
Lrtlsntnfc% and collected In great past from white
property holders. far The black. own little proper.
~, There IL still mnch opposition 10 them. bnt II
ncnt s"ons ibs ten he. of nlmo. cvepy sou.nota t
Stntc IA in fator Of rtring the ncgven good com.
luuh. .Eciftn1 education.
In conclpslon. II may be fairly sall that the teo
races are. att thEnes considered getting along 10.
Rrtaler tn'ernhty we'll and the prediction mar 10
confidently made that those relations Will improve
hf ihs influence ~ tl.na md tha EEuwtn1 coinp7c.
hetFon on both *iics ot The fact that they are
necessary to zach Uthtr'e welfare. L. rs.
, 1877-07-26

HAkfi'T9 RfpfA<f.
a Confederate soldier froln tue Valley OF VII.
ga!a, tn qua of thu battles ct tho lnts Civil War,
WIS struck in The heaa BY Mino bs!. Thu bal!
passed through thu skull Anl thu surgeons, nfruId
10 ptoa1 the wound In search Of 1t, luit ths n,a,
IL atc. IN thu cuufss Of t!uo ho recovered but
Lad lost his fcason. and waa sent 10 tho lnxuns
AsJsnu At Btauuton, where he Remained for eleven
1esf4. AZ length, ps, FauntlerUy, IN eminent
phgslcian Ut that city. obtanrA ptFmissloh frona
the asylum authorities and frtcnts Of The Insane
han ~ make surgical c1aullnattou u The head,
with The huno Of hhdip9 thu hall. lIe was suc~
cesaful aud fund thu ball !mbeIacd on The lnslie
lf.ln. raaSls 10 "a o.tsast t Asa'ns. VIII say as
Instrument nj hand, he took = chi.el
Muscd reason resumed III c0ntrol, and tho de-
fan:rl une was in biz right mind 1Ie says that lie
y not conscious VI anything that occurred dunng
tie interval VI eitvrn years, the lime he
stFnck the La1tu Held su tho uluMept ths press.
a1e ~Aa removed from, Tho braIn, ull bunk "
hin.
:, Another case Ia the salne county Of Augusta was
mat " boy WHOSE xAu bD!.te,l v hlte shooting,
anl dfuse tbs lock into Tie btaiu. The ptste y ~
!skel mt BY skllfut surgeon without serious Ill
1uTy lu the pat!tut. ...
but the uio.t remarkable case that hsaf Of wns
10 tie SANG neEgnboshujd. 1t WIS thnt u WON.
an subject IL ft4 Of mental dcfsustnleut. and
While N q spell of tunaCy dsOya an elRht.peany
pull Into tho top uf her head penetrating down
lula tho BRAIN -th1 nalt having been driven W to
~ bead. The nail was drawn 01t. and ths w'.uiAn
la& LctR lu sound meltal condition eSrE since.
, 1877-07-26

Gen, Jackson slept Eoo' deal, but he was never
Caught napnFnE.
lir env: tp a1ccp many moment. which other
men wnul'! AaTc given tn conversation. lie was
essentially silent mia; nut rnorty1-, hnt G1ict
~ ssled oft:n. rarely laughed. He never told a
1nke. nnt did not discourage them In niler+ and
u 9t.c struck hts peculiar fancy he wontd rir in
E..n m,,a anpe9Tal. ne ald MT sl!c apart frnm bis
re, we're ncssly al very young men. Universally W.
ys.tat,on e nmon: them although he took tt.o
seemed to emharra.4 him. When he had idra1
nc rut them into aetlon, n0s into language. llf+
military dispatches were a. hriof II suei like
sl'e ono bs sent after the defeat Of st,roy: t'od
hlested ntte arms with victory At Mcdowell yeslrr-
dsy." ite nerer dl-cu.srl 'hi< plans; indeed, ho
never told them. The nc1t officer Under him new
ee kne" hlA intcnttnn or object. lie never
volunteered hi. opinion 10 hi. supesinr nor
asked advice Of ha rnhurilnatcs ito VA. ~ self
a reliant AZ he W. silent and believed ''Iic walks
. fan1t. ~ my coat knew what intended t. do.
~ tako i . ~ and throw u Awn?, was ono Of h4
haylarr. ThfA rctlcrnce often lrh to rfnharraas.
mtns and coinpls,nt from. the onlcer nc1t in rom.
mant. anil might hare led +, disaster IN ca-c Ut
his death: Init he evidently thought IL halter to
run ih1s risk than the risk of haytng his plans dis
covered,
, 1877-07-26
A THEORY OF THE TIDES.
III the Editor hf 1If I,tdAatns

RLooxtxuTaxt Ill.,, Juty e. 9.-1nnamnch a. ait
that has been written hbout that wonderful sub.
jcct. tho tides, /. admitted to hu unsatisfactory tn
the last degree, The lumbicst teortst NAV advance
his little sel.cms with thc best Of them, Au,hor,.
ties m the matter readily explain tho riFe ot the
waters on the carth's surface next the n.oua but
lie explanation applied to The phenomena on tho
far side Of the goht would aetount fur fall, hat
surely not for rise, of the ocranic waters.
Now, hcE leave to p,sscnt 4 t&,pury admitting
turned fr"m thc maon. which, nevertheless, ac.
counts tnr The actual rise. Far the sake Of brcv!ty
allow nc to pus 1t dosmatical1y.
supMMe, aTst. that tho earth sud the nsnna wcrc
stationary - regards each other. un.tel, as 1t
were, br rod, and were revolving aboui tho
centre Of gsarity .bey then wond tasu In eo,nrnoa
wnn liz tribe nearer TO tfc surface Of thu earth
next the moon than /" the far aide. i!rucc. tho
would Ietcribs grraasr circle than amy point II
thu mon''. would th0's with crcatcr yeI,scty.
Ays Sse tho sn II. .rsss Fl as sa'h .nff
must. Iii slight degree. nentra1tzu tic attraction
gal force being everywhere alike. tho wate.s would
10 hcapcd up about that ln,nt, Tic point nearest
AID would have lower WATER levsi si.ar uny uthct
,s'nt IN see slobe, but Tor tho proximity ~ Tho
,!"sn. whlei! Nore than sosnpcnsatcs TOT the loss
T!u:, by supposIne earth md moon 70 united,
hood- on oprnaltc s,des nf thr cart Ia explain.
ab|c. lsnt. ftt reality. tho conditions arc ssrul.
ihglY resenc.!: tho motiun Of the n.oon fn her
orbit Is 80 sow that she II MI but staitunary In
eumpsri'an with The tremendous ,,whirl u .ho
earth or tt4 axl:, Thi. rapdy of dlnrnai revoln-
tlun quits pFscutee sny *.Wuhbltn," around the
cenlrs Of gravity Of lho mundane system. The
solid in.as Ut The earth. ltk" top epinanx when
ont Of tho pcFtn,licnar, rrsartsrx tl* stability by
rts insriir. but spread oi1t the sollt whitnr
ass il tho gseas asFanse Of sher r. VI iii.
Nid tnclO&ns sphere Of sultd AMI tts liquid snheft
i kcEt II equilibrium W :na,A<"'Ht,t!it torsrs;
not, [tkc the constituents 1T tho s0f1 earth,
pluln'. mountains, anh tnlnna tca.,-by mechanical
contact, Hence the liquid sphere fcsiHnl. to tHhu
enccs Qn!le n'tlrrlnai thu sutll. nwfn. tu lhis
fact. l coMsIlrr fhs aatfra Of ortan a. rirfuuity
htfongfaY 10 tAt mo0H ts<m raHth To fas r,rtA
~ this idea " original. hero respectfully lay
clatHl to H.
II all that IL in Tho world water 0rcanic, owing
to tho inability Of is nuecuiss. IL tie nniy thing
l.al IL ~ SENSE indeHn.ltnt Of the great bulk VI
tls nn,1lliy u molecules. ii not a,Itctcd By tho
linrual tss"iuton: 1t vii! syrnto slus Ihe rrnlre
If gravity Of 3hs MuiI.fuuc sy&isn,: tAe d.aFH1!
rftotaus u.Akss III. attt.aps oi gyydt,ag appear a.
thu iidts. iicspsc'tully aubMlttsd hy
WILL u0xE. JR
, 1877-07-26

lar f1Hfklff tffj HffG}A-
as s a. FIJI II ~ "a. es 81 q.
nonrerd That hc and hi foowers were 81, M roato a
to to- sn ea sRa ss W. :5 It n ss'na e IA & T.
iii. awie.- an With eon.ide.sbe ,'.Suct M ~ e %
sntieiy fc.isncd to il. io.. irwin, III she "s ea"r ;
Of !,e band. h"wcrcr. sonch. bis ac.
sn1eI & The r aeS "t 'q b yonnf
= very accomplished and fascinating fellow wf.tal
!le tntt Don !'en,tn that he need mt alarmed;
fot the Mexican people: hr, t!lc@e terms III. In
t!niacy could mt well bs rejected. At this s!mn
ron,c irwin had syesyth.n: hi. own way.
Irwin and h!. enntet'crases concluded, aftcrsotno
on thcis masaudtns expedition. On .theEr pu-.sss
70 san l'crnarlino The Mcnda Of 5:uso at.raetcN
thcif attention. They coveted d number Of hts dno
net wa. de..tnet to cns short what might have
prored to h. long and prosperous career Of csl,c
sano " "1 aania % t'Ie ot nnn. erc At is hs.
Tine pretty numerous abont San t}rraarltnn. They
lit ,ey ssas IL y l. ss @ e s
t!.sY tle thtn9yh the San Tt.noteo Canon. Thu
Thc III tsy Of The hands stay In San I,c,uartluo
had arrived. They celebrated It bv nrle Of TN
cxanpel abandon during the ntght: With hFaln
stnptns4 with as1Arsllcnte they failed to pay h2c!
% the husky anortglnrs who scattered aEunnd
the taHn.
The adventarers' road lay along what |. now ono
nf tho H,.txt tiaFmhg r.:.lon1s of sunltcrn tAtI.
fornla+ aligned A. Il II BY tho peach trees Ruh
orange grove. af the Van Ienruns aud nttrr pros
pssona rsopfr11rs. tlut through where Old Fan
ifcrnardau stands they lnn1u their way. str,k.
10: ill., San l., TImotfa Canon, through. whtc',
cltr. Without n thought Of earthly III they
rode, mailer Tho guidance Of an Italian. They Eonf,
reached narrow PARTON Of tho Roadway ovrr-
grown with chnrpnrul. savs-brush. and tactut.
sihny htatn W. thtuhhfngin tho eayatcadu with
memories nf tho or4icA Of tue Night before,
the indians wtn wera nmbuahcd. The few ~I,u
escaped n%tant death wrre accorded short shss!t.
Tne knifc or tho clnhbcd rifle did The ru4l
, 1877-07-26
LOUISIANA.

An Appeal fr0n tho rarf4i, Officers nf 81.
Martins, In. tn TIM President for Ali
AEnfnst F0rcihie Expulsion from Their
nfficcs.
Et.p1scA 10 Sr,e Inrf Tsp<s
WAsn1SGTnS. July Gothic following np,,eal
ha' f"cn nsalc 10 the President by the 81. Martins
ts farIrh officers, chosen By largo n,aiortits In
1871 anil returned A. duly elected by the prupce
authorities nf the State of Louisiana:
ILL.,. s.: MHnr'Ssx,t,: II ;.1 Jnir - da'7a-7o n. X.
ottlcr. 81 tho Parish hy a 1nrse majority ot tho
ou.l,act votcrs thercnt and having hecn tc.urnetl
Il H. s'ss" III II as a II th afs e: on; aS9
hniy In rxistenre q TINT time, and hy which
thr Electoral sote nf the State waa cauvaiscd and
disputed roarcarion nf onr fesesal positions, wo
apga' 70 you FOR rrntees.on against the enrtoaeh::
hy violence. nnd In existence to thlr dsY nnlT
thrnugh Eucccs"ive acts NJ nrmed force by u,tnut.
y ncan's reaceable majority Of tho electors Of
The ns-rranees given hy Gov. Nichols at Tho
tim" 81 The rithdraws1 of the tr,npa. to keep In
Violate ii. right Of every citizen are the point
f"r protection. We nt'on tlny. Siehn1ls In Ie
t!'t from .nc rros' violation of hs oea1 xnsran.
WV ncver .ntnt-thcn let thu responsibility sr.s
where It belongs.
VI AZ today. threatened with Tho rniitI. and
hn'A nnr rrhts ngatn*t the whole f,tcc Of hi. coin
r,and md we call nIu,n you, ~ Chief Executive of
thc nation: f0F tic fuiG1lment of those suaranteca
vnuctsnted to In ny shc tanatifnttDn; hr,tl npun
ynn; the r.nplo Of the limited Stnter. We call Tor
aid In sustaining thotc sacrc rights which r,nst
ever he the Aweetest boop OF every American citl.
zen,
Hoping th1t our call viii not remain unhoor1, wo
remain most respectfully.
CARTER nAasefr.
1arAh Judge. Parish st. Martin.
ERNEST nEtAHprfssyE.
1srcnrder, Tnriel St. Martin,
ALctuK SEAzEr,
Clerk OF Court,
, 1877-07-26

f'ntrfseaaIftrct kanhan Epvrtdt,f.
0nc nf thc aEst problems presented tn foreign
tcncter lu Jaran u thr rraaon ot the great anI'a
rent hsppanras and light .hcartcdncs4 u Japan
children. t'nc may walk far hours through, Thu
Ettrets Of Tnk0. and scarcely cter hear eAl1tl'a
cry Of ilstrrss. -Four, principal caa*es at this
r,iptrlArity of tho children Of Japan over
tllusr Of other natous have been suggested
hy an Envltrh ludy resident hers. They
hfr 80 well worthy Of TIM attention nf
TEACHERS At hume that reprniuee then, here. They
ares l. Thr style Of clothing loo.s anst yet warm,
1. far n,nrc comfortable than the dress OF rh.
t1Frn. 2. JnpAnesc Children nrr much more out In
thr Open air and nun.hfnr. y. The abpcnee Of fur
nIturc. nnu, therefore. Tic nbscuce nt sepcatedly.
given instruction ''not tu tnuch." Tho thick. soft
mating. farlnzat once The eastrt and the bc.1sf
which the eht!.i n'sy Chamber as T. g7oxs .troas.
fans'a PLAY y:Froand; !. Children are much
iEttcd, ~khnnt he!nc eapFielouasv shwars.
cd. 4 child IL not cuhed ono non,chk
and ndufgra tho Nc1t, II tho frequently the
NJ hntne. Tn these four mn-t snsrtattyo Ectsans I
muntd add tifth, which H. That japanese thsractc.
II constituted u ia hrtn. i.lrr {dra inso nnrh
sirunrrr sympathy With the htts nes than !. ttlo
case In busy, bn~tllng. money. .mskay ENGLAND Ii
hat been wuI! ssiA that ''Jsp pan II narAlsH of ba
bieA." fnr yt.n may SEQ 1la sud young ioGrthcr
ynR At batte1uor anil shuts eceek IN tac sttect~
wltltU M holidays the latsun1l atnlAcMent hf MN,
wonleH AnA Children is t1yins hn:e par"r k'1rs,
Fnppet- -show1 hnL nlasJacr9t.es also l.atG their
t1fares Ia Thousands ftouI among both sexcs aud
al nEca,
, 1877-07-26


WnRLEY-Tue4isJ, July Fl, II .. m, lTattio
E., wtfc Of Lcnis H. Worley, and only daurit<t
of the late tapt. Geosrs 4. Freshous. aged :d
year, and i iaYs.
Fuucrai fropl tho residence of her parents, Sir.
aud Nm. Act;ader. 1ikt. Nest Adams street. II ;.
u'rl"cS Thnrs4ay. Friends Vt tho faulty are ln-
yiIrd.
sr Buffalo paper. please copy.
tl.OWLES-July -. II her l4tp. rrtidence, No.
Oh horth Aun ktFrel. Ass. Mary crowley, aged ~.
Tt,l.AN--liehasd u. Teliu. as.d manths, In.
tant son of Elsar3 aal Ella Tuan,
Funeral th!s tnxaiux Al IL o'e1ock- from, rrsi.
asnce Ut rho pAttutA. 7l5 Ashisn. ,,euue. Cur.
viases. 70 calvary. Friends asn lus,ied-
FLAkluAN-uu july eh, u Ass tesldensr Nh.
:aEI South Nay stfeet. north Of ,raylos, Jasns'
FIAnisau, aged ~ years.
Fuassai Friday, July II. Services ii lo::0
O'Clock 1t Tho Issuit thateh. ln caEtiA2ss tu tAa
Northwestern deput, apd thsnee W cala tu Cal
VARY.
HEALT-At her ps1arnec, n. South LInesln
street, WednreAay. July u. It lip. M. MARY 4.
siraay: .tfs ot =. J. Aealy, aged ~ ysass uon1h4
Funcrai from st. Iarlathts Church. corner r...ts.
asepur And Jxchspn *tEvti, FnIsJ: July II, at -
q. ul., BY eazr1Ases " Galtsry. Friends are ta-
titGL
, 1877-07-26
THE INDIANS.


HELENA. MINT. July 2j.-A lcttcr from Nils.
fou1a, dated the e:ld. via Deer Lodge 9Th. fays:
william si!vcrthatnc, who STARTED for Lewiston
two weeks h!nce to buy hoTscs. WIS captured by
joeeph's baud and detained eight days. lie c..
capel last night nnd came tU Lieut.. Wnodhr,dgv's
picket on the Loio tsa. lie says the bsn,l IL with
ia forty miles Of Mts.uala, and ID 800 4trou..
Can't. tsawn starts up tho Lnl1 tn.siay With
tcvehty-fse volunteers and dtty regulars 10 rlrct
them. s!IyeTthnrhe aays they hasG 1niy thirty
hutrcs. lfttc.pt% arr bctnx dug Al tho pest.
Other letters confirm this report but eugcest
that 1t In t.nnkinK.s.s' ,lahtl.
Capt. ltawn proposed TINT. whoever they are.
they shall surrender OF fight.
, 1877-07-26

n'an tIrriErl wln.t:.rr h. VIA II r,,'! ',p
and c!tlt"'l tn work in tar "lirr. A. III il!h-f,.
tiOn II TIN.
AnntrRAnr nui.g np THE "tltsrEt~"
Jet mr. t!tc m actna, ea-c. liy accident m MD
hand and ro.'i l,nion man VIZ. pasted raIrv IN
correct, he being the hrst 10 receive it, He ut
snw that the error narkcti for him to correct ~as
not 40 error. but vas clip made in praTinz the
III" iac ne1t man. who % ala % rcfuss W to tako il.
ciaimior that M: 'hond 'tn ~. The fort man
decided ti,at N" wa- rirh. hut No. :. appealed
.aks ,ho rai'cy. hccante thetc VA. :
~ ~ s,,as for him So"ss ths'' s1
M man. % ana e eoatnsa FILTH lin .na % The ' esspc!
to plare warmer than Inn 7rIhanr oflce with all
4. 81 burning. 1hcrcapnn tho Chapel was e sot' ,
wh'le tle';hssrman'n ersIcr was kain,tttey M'ons'
No. WINS In rontcmrt for mi t,l'cyIn9 r. II Wa,
ssTs To ns oaee h. mutt seEa;a, se.a /, T. raS 's
the nfI'cc ard tho Union At tho same Vine, which
h. 'lIa II .ps q PcanKs Of thg % f"te,nn ;,n
iic has worked out.idc Inn unlon ever since. md
haa ncyer wanted far day's work. Il will Frarcc.
y d. After .eh instances a. he's fnt my e,.iss
=. H. ss'oySnr..; ;; %'s1s ar.s's s'ss
suffered By individual. al sl,e hand. q till same
man inenr. thv llwtll q rn|on he 2 bounded
every potaIhle mesns taken ID prevent he .grttlng
work: ny, to esme t9wn % to matters whics! haye
ss[s at sss"o xss1 s9ee
decided TINT they could M lnnsrr atTt'rsl 10 my
M s.s pr!ss,*! een.s rer thonss,1tor eon,pos,.
the tnion upon The subject, and a Communication
was addressed to The President asking fnr the
tes @ e n son:er ;S sas he tn2. s
ject. The two Committees met. the puLl,.hsrs
aake!l reduction Of 10 rent. pvr tl.oasand: ,ihr
port waa laid temporarily the liable; thrn. after
the lapae of over Two months, II was cnn-idtret,