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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

WAsnIsGros Sept t. 1878
INDi BrRDNESs OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE TREASURER
The Treasurer Of tue Unned States has Responded
to the Comm issicners Tor The District OF Colanbia
who submitted TO him letter from Ii. L. Onlsy *
Co, bankers OF this city, asking Tor explicit
statement OF the District Indebtedness, &o The
Treasurer says that tho funded Indebtedness OF ths
District aud OF the tte corporations of Washington
aud Georgetown Is S. 353 400, and that the amount
OF aiy-fouryOsr 3-65 funding bonds OF the district
outstanding at this dato 10 Sl3, 143. 80 These
bonds were issued In pursuance Of the Congressional
act OF 1874, the faith OF the United States being
pledged to pay tho interest on tho bonds
as 1t may bScome due. aud TO create SINK
ing fund for the payment OF the principal ut
maturity. The further Increase OF tho debt
was prohibited ty the nct OF 1876, and tho act
OF lS7S-providng form OF government for tho
District OF Co'umb,a-rqures the Secretary of tho
Treasury to carry tho provisions Of that Of 1874
TIE FREEDMlN's SAVINGS BANK HUNTING FOR
ASSETS.
The Commissioners OF tho Froedman's Savings
Bank, in order tho further TO realize assets,
deavOriug to sell about one hundred pieces OF prop.
erty in different parts OF the city, heretofore mort
gagged 10 that institution to secure payment OF loans
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Miltons. Latham, OF California; General Zss. Oh
Maard Captain FREDERICK Ward, Of G. vernon General
Dulfer.u's staff and Henry Il. Person of Albany are
al tho brcvoort. Judge John A. Campbell, Of
louisiana; General Clinton d. Fisk, o. ST Louisi
Washington Mclean, OF Cincinnati; General George
s. Dodge, OF California; DIR. John r Gray. of Uica
Judge Dorman. OF Norfolk, Va, and Samuel A. VIII
Ioughby. OF Saratoga, arc at The Fifth Avenue. JOIN
King Jr, vico president Of the Baltimore and ohis
Railroad Company, and Captain Delort, OF the steam.
ship France al tae brunswick. Captain ST. Clair,
OF the British Navy and Captain Puzey, OF The British
army, are at the Windsor. Commissioner OF Indian
Aaars f. A. Hayt, and Lieutenant W. Goodwin,
United States Navy, sre at the Park Avenne. Judge
$. Polk, OF Iowa and John Van Allen OF Watkins.
N. u, are at the ST Nicholas. General b. Il. Rob
ertson, OF Tennessee, Is ut the New, York Rev. Dr.
+. L. Magoon. OF Philadelphia, Is ss hbs ST. Dsn.a
General O. H. Coi;is and Charles Parrish, OF Penn.
syivania, are at tho Gsey. Jausep Hasbrouck, n
Rondout, n. T., Is At the Metropolitan.
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THE NORTHERN CHEYENNEs.

GENERAL ropes ARRANGEMENTS TO HEAD OFF
TIE FLEEING REDsKiNs.
lBY 1ELEoRAPH TO THE HRRALD1
WASHINGTON Sept. IL, 1878.
General She ridan transmits IRON Chicago tho loI-
lowing despatch received by him from General
Popc:-
Tho following dispositions have been made inter-
copt Northern Cncy cyeDnes:-Oue uudred mounted iu-
Iautry leave here by specia train to morning
fer Fort Wallace 10 head OF the Indians II they cross
the railroad east or west Of that post Two companies
VI infantry leave Hays TINS evening 70 take post
two noted crossing points vi Indians on tho ,nsas
Pacific, between Hays aud Wall3ce One inian,ry com.
pauy IRON Dodge posted the VI inat
post. Two cavalry companies from Rcno are cioso
the lndaus, aud Will DO joined ny the cavalry com
pany from supply with orders TO follow up the In.
diane. Colonel Lewis will assume CON nniaud OF them
thoy reach tho vicinity OF Dodge. The
troops Lyon are ordered o watch the Cuuniry
west vi that post by scouts and move
when tho reute OF the indians Is dcternned Scouts
out from Dodge tn thus give earliest inior-
inati0n All are ordered to attack mo Indians wher
ever found unioss they surfendsr at once, which
ce se they TO DC dsmountcd and disaruicd What
ever precautions are possible should 10
line vi tho Platte.
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CLEOPATRA'S NEEDLE.

ERECTED on THE THAMES EMeAsKMENT FOR
THE EpHIcATioN OF LoNDoNHEs.
From the Evening Telegram OF ycsterday.l
ESPECIAL CABLE DgspArcn TO THE rELKoRAx1
LONDON, Sept IL. ISIS
was successfully moved into an upright position at
hali.past three this afternoon. Tho work occupied
half an hour Vast crowds spectators were present
to witness this Interesting sight, and tho river was
covered with steamers bearing burdens OF humanity
There vas NOT tho slightest hitch In sho undertaking.
NO OFFICIAL cRRxMoSY
No ceremonial had been arranged for tho occasion,
but Mr.. Grauthau, NJ r., happening by accident 10
10 present, was called upon 10 make speech The
gentleman complied, and In tho course OF his remarks
drew q contrast between tho French obslisk, whicn
had been brought over by the French government by
means OF iuirics,e machinery n, a cost OF Eso,o
and the London monument. which had been trans
ported by private enterprise al of only El50oo.
IRIBurE PROFESSOR WILSON.
He paid n high compliment to Professor Erasmus
Wilson's iiboranty, to Mr. Dixons engineering skill,
and congratulated Tho country upon her posses
sion. otnorwisc iittio enthusiasm was m manIiestcd
Eueiish and Turco- Egyptian 1sgs were run up on
fifteen ieet above the ground.
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ThOUDLE BETWEEN The NATIONALS AND RE-
PUBLIcANs OVER THE GupErNAroIIAL NoM1-
NATIoS.
LBY 2ELE0GAPa TO The HERALD
NASHVILLE, Sept IL, 1873
The nationals and sore-heaacd republicans are In.
dgnant over what they term the unprece-
dented uudaci,y of two white and two
black members OF the State Republican
Executive Committee, with q pocketfui of proxies
nominating DR.. Wight, OF Chattanooga, as re.
publican candidate tor Governor They as.
sert that this Is attempt to mako
Wight footstool for tho elevation OF Pettrbone
trep) from the First, aud Houk (repj, from the
Sscond. district; that It simply means republican
organiZ ,tion those two districts, without caring
continental about Wtghps defeat. This
hybrid combination, tho nationals aud disaIec,eu
republicans, held an indignation meeting here this
aud sent despatch TO Wight, urging him to
If he knew tho manner OF his nomination he would
withdraw mis- acceptance OF IT,
WHAT THE NATIONALS WANT.
Tho republican lsuaers assort that tho nationals
want TO make tho ued clear Tor a. J. Keilar
TO run Tor Congress In tho Tenth district, and
TO do this Wight must DO gotten oil The track
that East may become the Gubernatorial iootstool
to be sick OF the nomination OF The nationals
aud ~ ready 10 throw up the sponge upon the
least preteXt. Neither tho national nor publican
cund date Tor & overLor has shadow OF chance for
election, and II they tho race through itwt be
only ss cal's paws w Congressional aspirantsl
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twelve at Rome, the largest being at the Church
OF st. John Lateran. Florence contains two, and
Constantinople Paris and Aries each. In EnslaId
there are hve-uameiy, two at tho British Museum,
at Alenwick CASTLE the fourth at Kingston Lacy.
Dorsstshire, brought there by William Banks, q
friend oi Lord Byron, and the fifth and famous
nov standing the Thames embankmeni. This lat.
ter obelisk the companion Of the still stand
ing at Alexandria, 10 which place had been
ported from On. Though named alter Cleopatra its
erection At the Temple OF Cesar did not occur until
tho eighth year tho reign OF Augustus, and sew.
eraiyears after the death OF the Queen Of Egypt.
Abdul Latee says that tho obesk STOOD In his time
the twelfth century.
RsGLASD AND THE NEEDLE.
The needle was offered TO the Prince Regent by
government. 1t could not be removed because the
expense. Subsequently. IN 1851 its removal 10 Eng
iand was advocased ny Ar Joseph Hume. out rurlia-
then offered TO the Crystal Palace Company, but de-
cned with thanks. was buried IN ths ground from
1852 TO 1876, Greek merchant on whose land It was
declaring II obstruction. IL Is eighty feet 10 height
and about six fect square at the base In 1877 Profess
s0r Erasmus Wilson guaranteed To remove tue obesk
10 London at his own oxponse, and the contract
awarded to hr. John Dixon $50 900 being the sst-
mated cost. An iron Cylinder was built around the
monolith, and alter several unsuccessful attempts IL
was launched.
on rHg WAY TO LONDON
The iron vessel CONTAINING the obesk started from
Alexandria IN tow OF the steamer Olga on september
Il, 1871 Zoe voyage progressed favorably unti Oc-
tober IT, when u heavy gale was encountered in the
Bay OF Bscay nnd tue floating monoiitn was cut
loose ON October IL. The Olga then steamed direct
for Falmouth, leaving tho vessel TO the mercy OF tho
waves. II waz sighted anu picked up by the tug
Fttznauricc the ioiiOwi ing day towcd into
Ferrol, Spain legal contest OF considerable inter-
Oh, then followed resulting IN IN award OF $4,000
salvage TO the officers and crew Of tito Fitzmaurce
These troubles settled the Cleopatra started IN tow
OF powerful Thames tug on January Is. 1873 Mr.
Dixon took the procauton to telegraph 10 The London
oicc OF The HERALD Tor storm Indications from toe
cal bureau of this Journal IN New YORK
Tno OF 700 miles madc In i've days, tho Gle
0pnira reaching Gravosend on the morning Of tho
20th. Thence she s0wed up the rvcr 10 he pro-
posed site, opposite tho Temple Gardens, on the Vc-
toria Embanx meat. The difficulties OF pIacing tho
stone position have been very many and only
ended yesterday, as detailed acove.
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A STORM DOWN SOUTH.

VERY DESTRUCTIVE TORNADO IN NORTH
CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA. CYCLONE FROM
NORTHEAST TO soUyHwEsT-oENRRAL DE-
VISITATION.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
RICHMOND, Va, Sept L., 1873
Special dispatches received here tonight stato
that most terrilo aod destructive tornado passed
through tho States OF North Carolina and
Virginia. Tho nrst account, which comes from
Goldsboro, N c., states that The Of
the cyclone vas from northeast to southwest, and
thai struck point three miles from that city about
seven A. N. Its path was only about hundred
yards idc but Its fury apd devastation sad TO
be Unprecedented. Every house In It's way was de-
mol,shsd, and timber, wearing apparel and bedding
are scattered for miles around tho country. Ono
negro woman Is reported mortaIly wounded
anu negro man killed In Wayne county,
n. G. The corpse oi the man was blown a
considerable distance IRON tho scene OF bis
death. -Four white people In the sainc county
seriously injured. They are not expected to 1.-Two;
their legs broken and they are internally Injured
large numbor OF hoss. cows aud horses were killed.
aud barns. outhouscs and dwellings blown down.
COTTON STALKS DESTROYED.
All the cotton sislks were stripped naked and the
loss OF crops viii aii very heavily on tho victims OF
The tornado. length ~ the disaster IS unkDown.
FuKfHgR SOUTH.
Accounts IRON Fender aud New Hanover countiCs,
further south, state that tho damage aDd loss
very serious thsrc. Tho othor accounts from
BurKsviiie, IN Virginia, Dut give no particulars
boy ond the that tornado pns SID
over the Richmond and Danvihc road one mile west
oi That point, prostraiing telegraph poiee completely
dslo hing and clearing the WOODS In IT'S track aud
creating great damage. Two houass were blown Gown
aud wagons, fences aud large quantity OF farm
material wero taken cn. all was lifted up
and blown about three hundred yards. Corn aud
bacco Gclds were completely devastated. fhe coun-
vry through hch this torbid passed Is nacccss
Dy telegraph except as TITO points gwen above so
that tue DETAILS o destruction cannet be obtained Tor
pcf M several days.
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FIRE In WILLIAMSBURG.

The extensive lard and lard oil mandatory OF L.
II. H,bbard Co. Was totally destroyed by IRE last
night The buiiJing. which was Of brick and two
stories high, stood Vernon avenue near tho canal
OF the STANDARD Oh Works, Williamsburg. The Gaines
broke out at nine O'Clock It Is supposed from tho
boiling over Of a vat, and In very few moments the
ontire structure was wrapped In naLes The clear
blaze roso Ia the cir fully one huLdred foet casting
lurid glare over the Surrounding district and appear
ing ko pillar oil IRE IRON the river. AZ about ton
O'Clock, us suddenly MS u had broken out the bright
nane disappeared win tho downfall OF the rooi, but
again II rose, and at midnight the iularnmabc ma.
terial was SIN Uurnibg The loss Is complete nd
will exceed so, 0O0 Tue amount oi Insurance. Is uu.
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rcsITloN Or THE TROOPS IN PURSUIT OF
TIE CHEYENsIS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

LEX TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
OMAHA, Neb., sept. IL, 1873
Active preparations are being made Ia the Depart,
mont OF tho Platte 40 intercept ,he chsyennes who
have revoited 10 the Indian Territory. sidney Is near
tho probable point at which tho indians will he
railroad. -Four companies Will immediately start
West the Union Pacific Railroad, 10 rendezvous ut
that poiat under Captains Burrowes, Bowman, Bris.
bin and Trotier OF the Ninth. Fourth aud Fourioent
regiments. scouts VIII ascertain where the ero.siag
takes place. ma special Train wiI Ue ~ pt IN
tv move al moments warn ng Co onel Lewis Al
Fort Dodgc, wall take up the pursuit win strong
column such points the asas Pacific Railroad
ns his guides nHy Gutcrnine by their sance
sitting Bus ranks will probably not be further re-
CIultcl.
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ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

wAsuN Grcy, Sept IL, 1873.
Captain J. ~ Kent, Third infantry, Is appointed to
act Inspector OF certain camp and garrison equip
age aud recruiting property on hand al tho cavalry
recraitBg rendezvous at New York city, reported as
requiring tho action OF an Inspector. and for which
Captain A. a. Chanee, sixth cavalry, IL responsible
Leave OF absence Tor one year, With PERMISSION 10
20 Dcyond scs granted eoteDsbt Coionsl Chauncev
Mckoevcr. Assistant AoJuant General, cuiied States
Army Leave Of absence tor SIX months on surgeons
certificate OF disathty Is granted First Lieu tenant
William AumaD, fhrtccDth infantry. Colonel Thomas
L. Criucnden, seventeenth infantry, is relieved from
duty assigned bin october /.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WAsnlSGToS. Sept. IL 1878.
Assistant Enginesr william c. Eaton aud CABOT
Engineers Mortimer y. Cooley and Ira n. Hollis sro
ordered TO tho Quinuebaug, at League Island Assist
ant Engineer John X. Barton Is ordered to special
duty connected with the Board OF Examining En-
ciucefs Assistant Engineer James II. Perry and
Cadet Engineer f. T. wsrburtou are ordered 10 exam
inaIion pIelinllnary 10 promotion.
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MINNIL'S COMPLAINT.

Miss Minnie Boutor, pretty young Germsn girl,
had william Bsohncke, OF No. 162 First street,
Hoboksn, arrested yesterday OH complaint sho
made before Judge Strene. According to her state.
ment the defendant, who is saloon keeper, engaged
her M a servant gisI, and then sent various OF his
customers 10 attempt an indecent assault upon her.
BoehnicKe naty denies the elargc.
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RAILROAD TROUBLES.

TROOPS AGAIN ORDERED ON THE MONTREAL,
OTTAWA AND WESTERN RAILwAY-A JUDO
MENT OF THE COURT EXPECTED TO-DAY.
BY TELEGRAPH TO TuE HERALD.1
MONTREAL. Sept Il. 1878.
A portion of the Prince OF Wales rifle regiment
have been out again stations the Montreal
Ottawa aud Western Railway, as there are signs OF
preparations on the part OF Mcdonald. the con-
tractor. renew the fght At Papineaville
a threatening demonstration was made last
night, and troops asked Tor by
Mr.. Paterson, the Government Engineer As judg-
mcnt will DO given tomorrow the writ OF injunc
tiou MIR. Edward Carer, q Z, counsel for the gov
ernmeut advised his clients to have strong military
force readiness 10 prevent the contractor IRON
gaining actual possession OF the road, which he wl
Of tho Court put him IN legal possession decision
adverse TO Jhc government Is generally anticip ipated
from the remarks made by Judge johnson when tho
case was argued last week.
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TIE REV. LAIRD COLLIER

BosToS. Mass, Sept. IL, 1875.
Rev. Laird Collier, pastor Of the second Church
4 (untariaD) OF this city, who went abroad u few
mouths since, has sent IN his letter OF Resignation
HIS Tor thls dcci- has not boon made puoc
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A SILVER SPOON SrEALER.

LoSG BRANCH, n. j., Sept IL, 1875
Lzzie Kibbens. sixty years old, Tor twenty years
servant in the Manson House, was arrested to.da,
oxamln lou OF her trunk revealed a large numD,r
OF silver Spoons anu considerable linen aud other
property, winch had been stoen from the house. she
locked
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TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show Tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours CON.
parIson with the corresponding date OF last yoar ns
Indicated by The thermo meter at Hudnuts pharmacy
"a a.RALp BuildlneL No. 2is Broadway;--
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VICTORIOUS, NOT sCALPEp.
GENERAL MILES WHIPS THE BANNocKS-
CAPTAIN ANDREW S. BENNETT, OF THE FIFTH
INFANTRY, KILLED.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
WAsHiSGroS, Sept IL, 1878.
There Is no truth in the reported massacre OF tho
party escorted by general hiles. Tue War Depart
mant Is In receipt of telegram from Governor Potts,
oi Montana under date Of this morning. saying that
General Miles struck the BannocHs on Soda Butte
Creek, near CIarks Fork killing thirteen ana captur-
ing thirty indians. Unfortunately our forces
have suffered the loss OF Captain Andrew s. Bennett,
Fifta Infantry, killed, and ono soldier morsaly
wounded.
DELAY IN OFFICIAL REPORT
Assistant Adju,ant General Drum had not, up to q
late hour tonight, received any additional nforma-
ti0n respecting General M,es successful engagement
with the indians In the eows,ono region. He says
the telegram from Governor Potts, ef Montana, is
undoubtedly correct, THIS Information was received
by the War Department unonlcisly, but Is In every
respect accurate, while the official statement would,
under the regulations Of army telegraphed
to the headquarters OF the Department Of Dakota and
thence TO General Sherdans headquarters at Chicago
and through him 10 the War Department THIS cir
cumlocution the only reason for not having con1r-
nation OF Governor Potts telegram before this Tho
official report will probably reach Washington some
timc tomorrow.
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THE vAssAR COLLEGE PRESIDENCY.
poueuKExrsrR. Sept. ~. 1873.

PouGHKEEPsfE, Sept IL, 1873
AZ meeting OF the trustees oi vassM College TO-
day Pre- fossor Samuel L. Caldwell, OF Newton rheo
logical Seminary, Mass, was unanimously elected
president Of the college, to succeed the late Dr.
Hsymond Dr. Caldwon is expected. IN sbis CITY to-
night aud Will probably enter upon tho duties OF tie
presidency Immediately. The college opens next
week.
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THE PRESIDENTS TOUR.

LAKE FOREST, H., Sept. II. 1873.
The President Mrs. Hayes and sons arrived here at
1vc O'Clock this evening after having met with
enthusiastic welcome at each station between here
and Miwaukeo
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THE JAPANESE MINISTER.

AsDrRY PARK, n. J., Sept. IL, 1878.
Yoshida Kiyouari, the Japanese Minister at WASH
ingtou who has beon spending the summer here, left
with his family the o'clock tram TOR Wash
ington He ho Will sa, for japan early In Oc,o
bsr via san Francisco. He expects TO return next
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TIE MAINE ELECTION.

FAILURE TO SHOW FRAUDS IN PORTLAND.
PORTLAND. Sept. IL, 1878.
Al bearing In the alleged election frauds case
day The Aldermen certified tho returns they wero,
and ordered them forwarded 10 Augusta
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A.-BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw ORLEANS. Sept IL.
Tho following numbers drew tbe principxi prize. n the
Louisiana state Lottery drawing here yesterday :Firss
capital prix No. 7o,osS x3OUO second capital prize.
No. sDii7 $1,000: third capital prize. Y9Y 5 fourth
capital prze No 523i3 s. 500; ntth eapits PRICE 43e3
81, 800 VI. A. DAUPHlN. Presidspe
The full drawing received IN time will bs publishcd
Herald World, Staats Xeitung, Evenng Nows
and Brooklyn Eagle next Monday. ~
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DIED..

BHEBR-In Brooklyn, September IL, 1873, FREn
s. BEtBE eldest sou of Warren Bsebc. t
Notice OF funeral services hereafter.
For olter Deaths see ninth page.
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THE HOWELL TORPEDO.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEIALD.1
NEwroRr, Sept. IL, 1873.
There will bo q trial OF The Howell torpedo to.mor.
row uy tue officers Of tho torpedo station.
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The NEW GOVERNOR GENERAL.

QUgDSC Sept. II, 1873.
It is understood that Lord Duforin Will ROMAN In
Canada to meet the Marquis OF Lorno aud Princess
Louise their arrival. Great preparations for their
welcome are In pr sgross hore.
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ON THIS SIDE THE LINE.
BISMARCK d. T., Sept. IL, 1873.
The report has Just reached here that over one
thousand hostile Sioux Sandy Crock, uoar Fort
Custer. An officer OF the mounted police who or.
rived to-day from Fort Benton says that sitting
Bull and his entire force this side OF the line
splendidly armod anu equipped.
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CONFIRMATION OF GENERAL MILES SAFETY
BozKMAN, X. r., Sept. 10.
Via HELENA, VI l., Sept. l., 1873.

AND HIS VICTORY.
BozEMAN, X. r., Sept 10, I
Via HELENA, NJ l., Sept. Il, 1878,
An extra Courier says:--From Captain Browning
we learn that on Sunday last General Miles had
battle with the Bannocks Soda Butte Creek, near
Claik's Fork Thirteen indians were killed. ard tho
rest OF the party thirty in ALL were captured
General Niles loss was Captain Andrew S. Bennett
killed, and one soldier mOrtaliy wounded. General
Miles, foroa numbered twonty soldiers and few
scouts.
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sToRY on TIE STONE.

only forty-tuo obclisks arc known to exist AZ
KarnaK four arc standing and two PROSTATE. Nine
more arc proslra,e al saan, one stands at Pilae,
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FLORfLINE.

for the toeth and breath 10 the beat liquid dontco
c world II thoroughly ceansss partially decayed teeth
from all parasites living an nscus" saviag them
pearly white. imparing delightful fragrance n ths
breath. The FRAGRANT FLoRILtSk nssaatiy all
odors arising from foul stOm tobacco being
partly composed of holey soda and Of sweet
erb anu plants II Is perfectly harmleA aud delicious
sherry
Prepared by HENRY q. GALLUP, No. Ag3 Oxtord 81.
London, I'm II and aud retaiod ovsry Whero
Price 10 centa
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ruE sAnAroaA Ar LIAauE IsLANn.

THE SARATOGA AT LEAGUE ISLAND.
PmLADEiruiA, Sept 12, 1878.
The United States training ship Saratoga, with
sixty boys on board, arrived al tho League Island
naval station Tins afternoon.
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Looseuess dtarth9a. cholera morous or painfnl dsp
charges the bowels stopped hfteeu
minutes by taking Sdways Ready keisL NJ rsssion
inamu alton weakness lassituds will toilow Tue
the X IL Relief
ACHES AND PAINa
For he eadacho whether sick nervous; rhaum attS.
umhago pains ana wcakness In the back spine xid
neys; pains around tho vor psurisy swsliins VI
JOINTS pains In the bowels heartburn pains al
kinds Railways Ready Relief will afford eAss
and It's continued for low days elect permanent
cure. Price 20 cents sold by drusgisLA
DR. RADwAY'S REGULATING PILLS,
perfectly tasele elegantly coated for tho Of all
disorders OF the stomach, liver bowels kidneys bladdcr
diseases. headache, constipation Indigestion
dyspepsia hilioa'nes bilious fever Of ths
bowels piles aud all dofanSements OF the iatsrnsi
Warranted to elect poHtivs PrIes cssn
Dor box Or. RADWAI L Co. ~ Warren AZ
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A.-A.-A.-R. T.. Il.

DYSENrEKY, DIAkRHEA -fI-
CHOLERA AORBUS,
CURED AND PREVENTED -" TV
By RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA. ,., B
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BOWEL CONPLAINr6

SORE THROAT. pIFFIcULT BREATHING.
relieved In u TO- minutes
By RAILWAYS READY RELIEF ~
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Average temperature yesterday. IN
Averuge temperature ior corresponding date isst
year.. ......................... ia
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TENNESSEE POLITICS.

PUBLIcANs OVER THE GUpEGNAToIIAL NoMI-
NATIOH.
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A-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MINERAL wArKp \. STEPHAN b 90, ~ New st.. sole