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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

not only promptly arrests the corroding discharges
10 Cstsrrh but bySrmpathetic sction, Nfestores 70
sound health all the organs Of the head that have
become affected by It, sI4 exhibit any VI the follow.
Ing affections =
Defective Eyesicht. Infinmed and Msttery
Ewes, Painful and Watery Eyes, Loss Of
Hearing, Earache, Neuralgia Of the Ear.
Discharges fruia the Ear, Ringing Noises
In the Head, Dizziness. Nervous Head
ache, Pains IN the Temples, Loss OF the
Senses of Taste and Smell, Elongation Of
the Uyula, Inflammation OF the Tonsils,
Putrid Sore Throat. Tickling or Hacking
Cough. Bronchitis, and Bleeding OF the
Lungs.
Each package contains DR.. ssniords Improved
fnhaling Tube, viz. !-l aud ga eIG!ly Prepared ~
rectionsior use IT, al cgsrs. ProA q. For sale by
All wholesale and retain dEugRlsts eLl deslS!s
thronchO1tthe C1Hel >i,t,s and CsLeiGs. Wtths
+ POTTER, Geaersl a sru!s snd wholesale Drug
gists, Boston, Mess.
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lot the House, is in condition to enjoy
THE DAILY rosT

will appear this week under excellent
management, and promises to be, what
we never have had here, Democratic
paper at once lively and able. I hear Of
many business men who will give It o
helping hand from the first, and among
newspaper people there Is more than
ordinary confidence In the financial sucs
cess OF the enterprise. HILTON.
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FNEE aud forward M A nsi az ih,

FREEan any ,d psnSn Who WI w make
names Of reliable persons Of their Acquaintance
who wish 10 procure An instrument, either Pi-
sno or Organ. will use my best endeAvors 10
sell tnem one, and for every piano succeed In
selling 70 their list within one year, will credit
piled on payment Of either plano or organ /;
and when II sin0uLts to q sum sufncient 10 paw
for any instrument, selected at the LOWEST
WRLEsALE PRICE, will Immediately ship
credited the balance may be paid me In cash and
! will then ship them the Instrument, They
need not be known In the matter, and will b.
doing their friends real service, - ! shsll
SUPERIOR INSTRUMENT for from ONE.
HALF TO TWo.THlRDS what ID Ordinarily
asked by agents. Please send me list II once
and af'er you have made inquiry, you can adj
TO II. Addrsss,
DANIEL +. BEATTY, Warrington, ". J
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to,ay full change goods the
charging fye cents for three worth Of goods
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Observation-Disclosures.

Eafe--Speedy
The rapidity and certainty which DR..
Norris syrup Of Tar; Wild Cherry and
Horehound cures diseases OF the respira.
ory Organs and Ito reliability o. . remedy
for consunption long ago secured for II u
foremost rank among medic Of it, class.
II 10 In fact THE recognized specific for
throat and bronchial disorders. II prompt
" checks cough, no matter Of how long
standing, and affords great reliet In case
Of asthma. II should no, be mistaken for
mere pallistion, since II not only anerd
immediate relief but also removes all
traces Of the malay. 1t 10 q specific for
Group. Trial size 10 cents. Large size 70
cents and one dollar.
SOLD BY BARCLAY BROS.
Also Asepts for Prof. PaYksr's Pleasant
Worn syrup, which never fails. Plsas.
ant 70 take, and Requires no physis,
Price Is csnts.
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DRY GOODS.

Prints pei yard o. and &C. Muslin per yard and &c. lonne from -
ladies' Hose pr pair Spool Cotton 2 yards spool i Cak bet
line Staple fancy Dry illinois prices
all
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We also call attention
Boot and Shoe Department.

Which complete and stock well $50
81.
We adopt change
the best
OF business sell margin, which
Parties from the who small job will
them by calling Remember what
call. Prices subject to change O
AGENTS MIAMI POWDERCO.
G.. o. Patier & Co.
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> CURES psEAsD@ m
THROAT; lungs, liver K BLOOD

In the wonderful medicine to which the afiict.
ed are above directed for relief, the discOverer
believes he has combined In harmony more Of
Natures sovereign curative properties, which
God has instilled into the vegetable kingdom
for healing the sick, than were ever before com.
bined In ono medicine. The evidence OF this fact
Is found In the great variety Of most obstinate
diseases which II has been found TO conquer. In
the euro Of Bronchitis, Severe Couahs,
and the early stages OF COnsu m on, II has
astOnished the medical faculty, and eminent
physicians pronounce 10 the greatest medical
discovery Of tho age. While II cures tho sever.
est Coughs, II strengthens the system and puri.
files. the blood. by Its great and thorough
blood.purifying properties, It cures oil EHu.
mOros from tho worst SCrOfu1a 70 a common
BlOtchs Pimple, or Eruption. Mercurial
disease, Mineral Poisons, and their effects, are
eradcated, and vigorous health and sound
constitution established. Erysipelas, salt
Yheum, Fever Sores, ScalY or Rough
Sk ls In short, all the numerous diseases caused
by bad blood, arc conquered by this powerful,
purifying, and invlgorating medicine. $50
II you feel dull, drowsy, ,iebilitated, have sal.
low color Of skin, or yellowish brown spots on
face or body, frequent headache or dizziness,
bad taste In mouth, internal heat or chills altar.
mated with hot hushes, low spirits, and gloomy
forebodings, irregular appetite, and tongue
coated yor are suffering from Torpid Liver,
Or BiliOusness.T In many cases Of
silver COmplaintO only part OF these
symptoms are experienced. A . remedy for
all such cases, DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
bovery has no equal, as II effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver streng thened and healthy.
m, n nv no,.,,oxn -, ne. 1885,.
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LOOK AT OUR PRICES.

which give stock and all goods
basis regular change made
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Price, 26 Cents.

IA carefu, TO call for COLLINS volTAIc P1Ae.
TERiest Won get some worthless imitation. Sold ~
All wholesale and Retail DrugEtsv IaIopRaoas W
Tinted StAtes and CanadEs, and bY kkhs q FVks
TER, Proprietors, Boston. Moss.
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NEW DEPARTURE IN BUSINESS
Goods from this Date to be Sold Cheaper than
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Sortstter what NAV be the ertent OF yorf sr3ef.
trs nv one OF these Plaslers. Relief tsstantdR>
ys, faci supported By hundreds cftsstimoniAS II
pur po.session Bear IN mind tia; the most lmpor.
taut dikcover In pharmacy date ten
years and that combinations OF gums hrd essences
81 plants and shrubs are herein united with Elee-
frtcty to form curative Plaster IN soothing heal.
Ing, and strengthening pioperties as ar
al other Plasters heretofore IN Use a. vac sslsaSS
pSysisiAa Is 70 tie so!se'.sses.
D,doo Oh Cenfa.
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German Syrup and August Flower,
Homeopathic Medicines
Irish, French and American Clues,
Gelatine for Table Use.-Very Cheap
Shoulder Braces for Ladies and Gentlemen
The Best Trusses All Styles
Coarse and Fine Combs. and Hair Brushes
Shoe Backing, Stove Backing
Buy Copperas, Blue Stone indigo Madden,
Wax Flower and Artists Materials
French, English and American Perfumery -.
All Kinds of Almanacs Free to All
The Best Extract of Buchu,
The Best SarsaparlIla and Blood Purhee
HoImans A9ue Pads, Woods Pills,
Malaria King, and all Ague Medicines
Quinine, Smiths Tonic, Kress Tonic
Nursing Bottles. Gum Nipples and Rubber Cloth
Feather Busters and Counter Brushes
Writing Paper, Envelopes, Pens and Ink,
Paper Bags, Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Shoe Backing, Shoe Dressing, and Stove POLISH
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~ rN- q DAY v.... Anseed ustpg orr w.,
@E0 t: r.! ss:; e. ~: .. i::. ;s;!
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9th ST., and Commercial Avenu,
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80 coLLIHs'El|
v0L1AIC pLASTERS

Az Fect-cC alyanic Battery, combined with
a a highly Med!cs!ed Plaster, forming the
gran5est curative agent IN the World OF medicine.
and utterly SURPRISING 81 Other rIasisis
The ola Plasfers !. . Whole yeA.. Iley " -si fas
us;e, they CCER. They
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A coNPARlsoS--pEATHs STRUGGLES or RE-
ruBLICAyIsN-THR PRESIDENTS NESS
AGE-ABusEs IN THE TREAsURY-rnF
NEW DEMOCRATIC PAPER.

Correspondence OF tht FtLLL1IN'
WASHINGTON, u. c., Dee. 3, lsII,--
Half a generation ago when Wsshin.'o'
andits life were new TO your correspon'
dent, he passed every day on che u the
citys wide avenues
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mony Of opinion and concert Of action
IN the present prrilo us crisis 81 our na-
uonai affairs: also. 10 consider TIC pro.
pricfy Of calling a National Convention
Of the Democratic party. and 10 CORES.
pond with The different States in regard
thereto. II shall also be the duty oi said
Icommittee 20 consider and devise The
best method by which the people may
lexercise the right Of petition to the Con-
gress Of the United States, whether III
writing or in person. in order that the
lpnblic peace NAV be preserved. popular
liberty maintained and the laws upheld.
THE COMMITTEE or rrBirc SAFETY.
The Chairman appointed thn follow
ing as the Committees General NJ. ID.
Manson. Chairman: the Hon. David
Tnrpie. General John Love. tie Hon. G..
n. Fitch, tho Hon. B. W. Hanna. The
Chairman then announced Tie eonven-
ton adjourned. and the crowd dispcrs-
ed, weA satisfied with HE proceedings.
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\ The latest thing out In mothers-in-
law: She had succeeded in marrying
hcr son and naturally undertook thc
management Of his household. Pres
emily the son died, but she continued
10 advise, direct and worry generally
ner daughter-in-law. Then the daugh-
lter-in-sw married again, but still the
ioll lady insisted on bossing things. A
friend essaycd to convince her that shc
could nave no possible right TO interfere
f'las tie new husband was nothing TO
her. .'Nothing?" she cried; "he moth
lin- % me-. Why, am not his step
lnolhrr-ln-law on his wile's side?'
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J. Ellis ct al. partition continued.
=. n. Green ct ai.: partition; no sale
and ordered continued.
james Fuhrman, adm'r. v. Margaret
Thurman: judgment of foreclosure Tor
George Sei,z Tor S634 90.
J. r.. HARRISON. admir-. VS. Mary a.
Johnson & al; petition TO sell; con-
linued.
GRAY. adm'r. Of L. Gray sale of land
for $500 %.
John A. Lennon VS.. Clay Lennon.
admir-: dismissed.
Clara Goetz. eAr. vs. W. Hannainan
ri III. I: foreclosure for $3.0S3 90.
A. Emmirk vs. John ii. Beckmann;
judgment for SAG. 40.
Maria Sermcrsheim ct al; partition
made and confirmed.
Liihgow Manufacturing Co. vs.. II.
Senningcr; Judgment for $50 90.
J. krcilcn W.. John Renner Judgment
for s lS3 so.
L. Rutherford. adm'r. We. John Thin
ling et nx.: dismissed.
!. Il. Freeman W. iohn Maple: appeal;
Judgment for SO o.. nj plaintiffs cost.
J. Rouscher ". II. Collins ct al. lore
closure for Scij 10.
H. Buchart vs.. X. Spurlock judgment
;or S93 45.
w. Bretz ct al. W. Wm. Hannaman
4 Al. foreclosure for STA 90.
J.. T.. Taylor VS.. Mary Taylor; judg-
nent for defendant
l.. Breiz VI. n. Z. kelso; Judgment
for s NJ 80.
G. klesman We. r. y. Gosmann et al;
Judgment for S3i9 90.
Moses Weistrop ct al. vs. +. J. Cos
mann ei a.. judgment for $3749i.
A. L. Fleming. admir-. vs.. Is. Hawhce
Judgment for $234 80.
jackson Jones vs.. James III. Divine;
continued.
L. Happier vs.. Aug. Litschgi; judg-
nenl for Sls2 s5.
r. Hatfield vs.. r. N. Blackwell ct al. /;
dismissed.
w. =. Culbcrtson vs.. J. Denue; JUDI
ncnt FOR $50 %.
W. :. Culbersson vs.. III. Kelch; jud :-
ncnt for S1O5 35.
4. II. I.rinmon vs.. Lennon; par
iiiion continued.
w. =. Enlbertson Us. J. IT. Divine 81
u Judgment Tor Slsl 80. same partcs
Y M. judgment for $lD5 ~.
w. :. CulOertson ". John Arnold,
lismissel.
W. =. Cnlbcrtson y. J. III. Divine g
Il. /; judgment TOR 500 ~.
John Jorhm ". Jo-. -trickfadcn et
Il. judgment for Sl2s 55.
e.. Roushcr. aamr. ". M. Hulsmcier.
foreclosure for S1Js AZ.
w. =. tulDeit,on ". John Parsons O.
H. F.: foreclosure tor $l5b u1.
4. Fink ". r. Gcphart Il al; jndg-
mcni for Sla2 %.
j. III. notiwcr et al. vs. Daniel Miller;
ajerimeng dismissed.
y. ~p:lncr tal.. VI. Il. iIotf hans ct al.
dismissed bv plaintiff
l.. Happier ". a. y. Go~lnann etlai-,
'nniinutd.
State cx rel. Peter Hoffman -. Lewis
Miller ct Al. (: judgment for 81 49,
&. Autman 81 AL. ". l.. Campbell;
Judgment for SiyS -.
simeon IsiNler W.. Clay Lennon:
.hangr Of vrnue taken 10 Gibson county.
a. W. Bighan ". Board OF County
Judgment Tor So %.
A. q. Rose W. Lewis Green :dismissed.
n. IIcrbig vs.. X. Biegiievcn, Jud7
nent Tor SO J3.
N. Chanlcy vs.. Paul Kunkcl; con-
inued.
Remington Sewing Machine Co. vs..
4. Milier; dismissed.
A. krans ct al, vs.. M. A. Cook ct al;
ontinued.
DcrthuIa HARRISON ct al; petition 10
ell land sale ordered.
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tion adlourncf. and the crowd dispcr--
ed, weA satisfied with The proceedings.
Disposition or the Various Causes
on the Docket or the Dubois
Circuit Court. January
Term, 1877.
State VS.. w. :. Hammond; hunting
on sunday nollied.
State VS.. H. Scnninger: retailing
plea not guilty; finding guilty; fined
S2C 90.
State VS.. j. Alfmevcr: three cases :
retailing; plea not guilty: fined $40 o.
state vs.. George Mehliug; ret; not
guilty.
State ". Joseph Mehling ret two
cases: not guilty.
State vs.. Aug. Litschgi; ret: not
guilty.
State VS.. Jos. Altmeyer; ret; not
guilty.
State VS.. Jos. Gocpfrich; two cases !;
ret; fined $50 in each case.
State vs.. George MehIing; ret: not
guilty.
State VS.. +. Scnninger; ret. two cases /.
not guilty.
State vs.. George Smith: carrying con-
cealcd weapons; guilty; fined S5, and
recognizance forfeited.
State vs.. 7. J. Gosmann; ret; not
guilty.
State vs.. Chris. Fischer: ret: two
cases: fined $40 90 in each case.
State vs. ]. Altmeycr; ret. fined
$4,000.
State We. #. Senningcr: ret. three
cases fined $50 90 in each ease.
State W. Mike Weike,: two cases. a.
y b.. quashel.
Stste vs.. Joseph Krafi, A. s. u. I:
quashcd.
State vs. #. Buchart ret :fnrd $40 90
State W. W. kuper; ret. fined 80 %
State ". a. II Spradley; lwo cases
A. n b.; qnashei
State vs. w. Hoffman and z. Tr',crt !:
ret. not guilty As 70 Egbcrt; continued
as 70 Heitman.
State vs.. w. IIeitman and r. Exbcri !:
two cases; ret. quashed.
State vs.. r.. Senninger: ret ouashed
State vs. N. llerbig: ret. quashel
State W. John Altman ret. mot guilty
state ". George Mehling ret. fined
SO 90.
state vs.. T.. J. Gosmann: ret. fined
SO 90.
state vs.. Joseph Mehlins: ret. Eve
cases fined $50 90 IN each case.
Statevs. Jesse Evans: "A. q R.:nnllici.
>'aic Us. - Horney re-; no; guilty.
STATE vs.. !. Altneycr: ret. not guilty
stale vs.. john Altman ret; fined.
G2o 90.
State vs. Geo. Mehling; ret: nollied.
State ". a. j. Spradley; cruelty tol
animals; fined $40 co..
State vs. John Scharcr: contempt \
fined Ss5 %.
State ys. +. Wcnhold; insanity: or OF
dockel.
State vs. a. y Spradlcy: A. & u. \
fined 81 0U
STATE v. A. Il. Spradlcy; A. & d. Y
fined x3VO.
state ". Jesse Evans;A s. D. fined
$40 W.
state vs.. n. Ilerbig; A. & D.; fined
81 90.
All other State causes were continued
l.. II. Lennon W. estate ~ JACOB
A<N'af'sstUs ottVWtu Ilf'Ns
W. NJ. Padgett W. estate OF John Tuhr-l
man; allowed $40 25.
Jacob Jochim W. estate Of Daniel
')ochim allowed S233 90.
Joseph Buchart VI. estate Of M. Goetz !:
continued.
John Jochim vs.. estate Of Daniel Jo-l
chin allowed $l.o87 %.
y. Garmar et al; partition: dis,ri-I
button OF assets reported, aud cause
ended.
State cx rel. Of l.. Hobbs vs. L. Me-
Carly continued.
Curtis e al. partition; continued.
y. Holcroft W. w. Newton ct al. II
judgment for SAG SIS.
W. L Brctz ct al, W. Huntinqburg !:
judgment for plaintiff for $40 90.
4. w. Rothert. guardian We. G. Field
wish partition; ended BY distribution.
Joseph Jones ct al; partition; sale
reported for e3i6 81; continued.
Sprauer, adm'r. W. Sprauer: land solds
for $40 90.
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The Republican party has long.
claimed 10 be the great "moral idea or
lganization OF The country, and has pre-
tended That the Democrats were the
cncnir~ OF lie free schools. Now. in
view of this claim, is II not little rough
lnn the great "moral idea" party INIT
the trustees Of the Peabody Educational
Fund tor the South, have decided to
withhold all contributions from those
ISouthrrn states which are governed by
the Republicans, as in every state where
Ithey have had full sway, the lcidcrs
have stolen all the school funds an'i ~
lvidcd u among themselves and the
lncedy parlisnns. Over i've niIsion dos
lars have been stolen in. Louisiana alone.
Il Evansville Courier.
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For square. 10 lines or less. l week. 81 90
Each subsequent insertion, 75 cts.
Longer advertisements AZ the same rate,
A fraction over even square or squares,
counted as square. These are the terms
for transient advertisements; a rcasoih-
bic deduction will be made 70 regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of admins
traitors aud legal notices Of like character
to be paid IN advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township Officers, each sl0o
For County Z . 2.5O
Ear District. Circuit. or State, 800
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single subscription, for my Nos, 81 80
For six months, OO
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More gas than gore IN the Bcnne,t-
May ,url
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y PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT JASPER,
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA. ~
CLEMENT DOANE.

OFFICE. -IS CouRiEn BUILDING on
WKsr MAN STREET.
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ELECTION.
New Winter stock
BOOTS AND SHOES

'iNpN undersigned has LARGE stock ~ sessonahlc
wrar lust received. which he viii sell al rieap a.
ny house ~ Dubois Comfy Look At my prices for cash
Fuii Stock Mems Hoots. earo
rew style Mons Roots. rul StocL .o
Ladies' Coarsc shoes x"
ladies' Fine shoes X"
md All other kinda IN proportlop. rcc 49,
sou Tor cash. Come and see. R.BECk.
:, East SIDE or fUBLIc SQUARE,
Nov.s, T-ly. JASPER. IND.
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VOORHEES, RESOLUTION.

Resolved, That committee or Eve bc
appointed BY the President orthis Con
ventlon, 10 be known as committee ~
Correspondence aud Public Safety.
The duties Of said committee shall bc "a
correspond with other similar commit =
tees and tho leading men ofother states.
for the purpose ofbringing about a har-
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MORMON AUDACI7Y.
Continuation Of Aiming and Drill
ing in Utah.
GOVERNOR EMORYS
DEMAND.
The Federal Government Asked
for More Troops.


SALT LAKE. Utah. May IA, 1871
The arming ana drilling of Mormons continues
throughout Utah. Centiles, and especially those in
the northern and southern settlements, are alarmed
at the few United States troops In Utah Fourteen
companies inhabit Camp Douglas, which overlooks
Salt Lake City and the fragment OF u regiment oc-
cupies Camp Cameron, near Beaver. The ghost OF
company haunts Fort Han, in Idaho.
GOVERNOR LMoRY's DEMAND.
Governor Emory mas written letter to the Sec
rotary OF War; which viii reach Washington on
Thursday or Friday next, requesting that Camp
Douglas be provided with five companies
OF infantry and two of cavalry that
Camp Cameron shall have. two full com
ranies OF infantry; that one infantry company
shall be quartcrcd at St. George; that another shall
be sent to Logan, IN Cache Valley, ana that the
company ut Fort Hall shall be retained ana rein
forced.
1t is to be hoped that Secretary McCrary will fur-
nsh these blue coats OF once, whose presence here
would Ito much to allay the apprehcnsions OF capt
talsts and families who are alarmed at once by
the diligence and yigor OF the prosecutions against
prominent Mormons and their determination TO
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF cnAzf HORSES suRREN-
DEI--IuE BIDS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.
WASHINGTON, May Ii. 1877
The indian Bureau has to-day received from Lieu
tenant Johnson acting Indian agent for the Red Cloud
Agency an official report oil the surrender OF Crazy
Uorse's band, from which it appears that these 'hos
.cs who were brought in by Red Cloud numbered 2l9
men, $40 women, 1856 boys and Isl girls-total. s99
They turned In military authorities 200 horses
and mules and IL. gus aud pistols,
fsplAN sIPPLIE&
Assistant Secretary OF the Interior Bell rcurped this
morning from New York where hns taken part IN tho
openlng ana examining Of the bids for Indian supplies.
He reports that although the prices Tor Hour &c arc
HIGHER than heretofore, The average OF the prices
named In the proposals for furnishing Indian supplies
rs. lower than last year THIS = particularly the case
ia regard TO calico prints and hardware. The pro-
nosaIs Tor transportation arc Increased rates Nj
Boil says the competition has been active and the nrti
cle5 offered are OF excellent quality
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WEST AND SOUTH.
WESTERN MERCHANTS HANDSOMELY RECEIVED
by THE PEOPLE OF NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
[py TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.l

WESTERN MERCHANTS HANDSOMELY RECEIVED
by THE PEOPLE OF NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORFOLK Va, May Ia. 1877.
Tho Western merchants and prominent men 10 tho
number oil 30 Cincinnati. Louisville, Indiana
polis ST. LOUIS and other cities arrived this evening
for the purpose organizing and establishing more inti
mate trade relations between this section and the West
crn country. The committee appointed to arrange Tor
their reception met at the wharf OF the Richmond
steamers this morning, at half past five o'clock, and
proceeded TO jamestown, ana there met tue Western
visitors and returned with them tho steamer Eliza
Harcox. On arriving Norfolk they were met By the
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues band, and escorted to
the City ,lall green where they were welcomed by
HIS Honor Mayor fucker aud eloquent responses
made by Mcssrs g. NJ. Holloway, ]. Calender, =. II.
Burton Thomas Ewing and N Ellis, representing tho
cxcursiouists
The committee with the visitors and invited guests
aud band. Will assemble tomorrow ut the Atlantic
Hotel ut quarter TO nine A. NJ, and proceed by tho
steamer Mnnhasset from the Boston wharf, visit
to the Navy Yard and receiving ship, and with be met
by the Ham ton tor an excursion TO Fortress
Monroe and the Soldiers Home. After visiting these
places cxcursonsts will return to Norfolk. In the
evening dinner will be served the Hampton, and
grand banquet Will take place ut night II tho visitors
remain.