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Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Notice of Sheriff s Sale


 By virtue of an execution issued out Of the First Judicial District Court, Arizona Territory, in and for the county oi Pinal at- tested tue twelfth day of November, lS7S. in certain action in which J )eNoon Rey- inert s plaintiff and the Wana-W hma Silver Mining Company is defendant. and said plaintiff recovered judgment against said defendant Ger the sum 0f six thousand and twenty-siX dollars and eighty-tiIree cenlS fS6826 S.j, together with interest. ] haYc levied on the following described real estate, or the mining location known as che Aana- V hata, in Pioneer District, Iinal county, Arizona Territory, located on the twenty siXtsl day Of June. io17, recorded in Book } | 0f 1iines, page l52, July the 5th, 1871, re- eorlcs.s office, Pinal county, Arizona Ter ritoTys also the nill-site connected there With, and Of whish notice Of location was recorded in Book ] oI Miscellaneous Re- cords. page zfS, recorders office, Pinal counfy, Arizona Territory. to which recordS reference is hereby made i0r a more fulia particular description. Public notice is hereby given that on tse 5th day Of January, 1879. at l O clock D. m. Of that day, in front of the deputy sherils office at Silver King, in the Silver King precinct, Pioneer District Piaai county, Arizona Territory, 1 wiii seh aii tbo right. title and interest of the NaBa- V hata Silver Mining Company, alore- said. n and Go the above described property at public auction for cash t0 tue highest and best bidder, Go satisfy said execution and an costs.
 Dated Sherifs oeicc. Pinal county, Ari- z0na Territory. December 12 ISIS.
 P. R. BRADY, sheriff.
 By J. r. GARRIEL. Deputy.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 10th day of September, ISIS, SO many shares Oi each parcei Of such stock as mly be neers- sary will be sold at public auction, at inc office of iiie Company. Room No. I3, No. 4eS California street. San Francisco. California, on saturday, the l4th day or December, 1SsS. at the hour of l o'clock D. m., of said day. Co pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together with costs Of advertising and eNpcnSes Of the s-le.
 o. H. SPENCER. Secretary. Ollice-4eS California street, Room l3, san Francisco. California.
 DISAPPOINTMENT. T.--1he above sale of de- linquent stock is hereby postponed unul SATUKDA1. tbe IAy yENIl-EiGHfN day DECEMBER. ls7S. at I o'clock P. m., at tae office of the Company.
 0. II. SPENCER. Secretary 0ffice-40S Caliiornla street. Room lS, San Francisco. California 2il-2
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27

ThS Dolan and EIhs parties in Lincoih-coaifty, N. NJ, are about to pool thelr issues. and be law abltlng-
Arizona silver belt., 1878-12-27
Mining Notice.

October IS, 1878.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
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Ooc' zoo Scaf UU kEEs
The Coqust. the latest sen.atIon.


Newly invented by III. GU1LHARD.
The coouet. splendid front coHmro; always ready;
requires rcdressnx; sde with natural waved hair
called frsuro de FOR. from Pelleray, of Paris No
ady should be without tine Coquct Are you Goinx to
balf Put the Coavot and will look charming are
you going the opers Put the Coqnet aud you viii be
lovely Are going to receptionf Put on the Coauet
and you will appear exquisite, The Coqnet can be worn
with shaped hat Coquets Tor misses o 10
Coauets young ladies Copues Tor ladies of 30
Ioaucts for ladies 90. Coquets tor sdes OF all
Coquets ready OF all shades Of hair. to match
lsay hair Don't forget to cali and get the youthful Co
quet which Is TO he found only a H. UUIBMARbS. the
great artist hardresser OF the United states sent 10
OF the country receipt OF g.. s4l Broadway. be-
tween i3th aud ttth sts, opposite Wsack's Theatre.
Mholaaale and retail
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
DRY Gouus.

DRY (sUOuS.
LNkENCH TRIMMED nAis AND B0NNkrs,
INTRODUCING THE LATEST FALL AND 80.
WINTEs FASHIONS, FROM THE MOST
CELEBRATED PARISIAN MODlST.h
ALSO OUR OWN DESIGNS AND MANuFACTUkE
EXCEEDINGLY ELEGANT AND STYLISH.
Unframed HATS AND BOyNETS,
NEWEST SHAPES AND SHADES, FROM 9oC. uP-
FRENCH FLOWERS.
THE LARGEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED AT RETAIL
A. T. STEWART CO..
BR OADwAY. 4rH Ay. 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
For Other Dry Goods Advertisements See
First Page.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
DRY GOODS.

A.
j i i i !. | ::
JOHNSON BROTHERS 9 CO..
UNION SQUARE
W. have just added to our stock Of
TRIMMED BosNETs AND ROUND HATS
sone very decided novelties just received per
STEAMER ANERIoUE.
which for
BEAUTY AND ELEGANCE
far exceed anything shown this season.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
UNTRlMMED HATS AND bONNETS,
IN VELVET, FELT. BEAVER AND
cAMELs' HAIR. FROM
so CENTS EACH AND UPWARD.
FANCY RIBBONS. FANCY RIBBONS.
eRos GRAIN. SATIN AND GRos GRAIN.
TWO TONED, TARTANs IN PLAIDs
AND STRIPES BRocADED AND
DAxAssE RIBBONS. AT PRICES
UNUSUALLY Low.
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FANCY FEATHERS.
We showing the largest stock Of
OSTRICH AND FANCY FEATHERS
to found any house in this city.
A1GRErrEs. WINGS. roMPoSs. BREASTS.
TIPS. PLUMEs. BANDEAUs. &C..
IS CENTS AND UPWARD.
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS. CORDS AND
BsAIDs. AT POPULAR PRICES.
vELvETs. SILKS AND sATINs.
Black and cclored velve".
nsl. 81 25. 81 So IS
and s. ayard
Fancy Striped and Plaid Velvet.
assi IS. 81 so, 81 1882
and 81 ayard
Colored Silks and satins.
..soc.. e5c. soc. ssc. and 81 a yard.
All ofthe above stleast
IS PER CENT LOWER
than the goods have been sold for
in other this last week.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRAININGS
We have opened many pretty novsltiesin this
department. we'll worthy attention OF Ladies
in wan, of such goods
TRIMMINGS MADE TO ORDER TO MATCH
ANY MATERIAL AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Full lines Of
Lace and Lace Goods,
Hosiery. Gloves.
Ladies' ana childroa's underwear.
wor.ssds. Fancy Goods, dc.
JOHNSON BROTHERS CO.,
"a AND Ss EAST l4TH ST..
UNION SQUARE.
uEARN. BROADWAY. ABOVE NINTH ST.
n n EREE RRR Nh
II II A II M
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

OURS. FuRs. THE UNDERsfGNBD HAS REMOVED
his fur store to s5S Broadway between 18th and litn
where lac will isngthen Seal Sacquss either with
Seal otter Beaver other trim ninRs and alter the
shape to the latest prices Seal Sncaues
and silk Circulars, luz linrd for less thsn In
the city ". MAlfBhF SO BfoHdway.
1SABEAu's la PEErECIION. A SELF-ADJ UsfED
lCoifeur tor the front hsr. the nut orm takes any
shape u simple and elegant. Iuvsibe HAIR Nets and
other novelties in hair ~ unon square. near 18th St
GEAL SAGQUbs AND OTHER Ft RS REDYED--
Dwhnlcsale sud retail 1cnrthened with seal trim
mings mink AMI sable darkened ). ID. WILLIAMS. $50
s-iton at. Brookivn.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03
A.
/ s's's 81 Il a W. ss' >
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n " Il a WV
kELLLe sssss Il HHx 4 Wv sssss


NO. % WEST IfTh ST. NEW YORK.
0OUDs, Tor which roia aud silver medals awarded,
retsiled ~ wholesale rce@ Our Marie Antonette switch
forms connre Tor front and back. Is Of long hr IRON 80
upward.
TnE cooUET-Prout pieces for young and old does
not rip or tear 10 beautiful aud becoming, from 81 each
upward. Invisible Human Hair Nels. largest aud best
for the front haig. ~ each ~ 50 dozen
Uirsy Hair pfciaty3 ComDings made routs ali
better and cheaper than other house Hair
In exchange and bought
The largest stock oi
REAL TORTOISE SHE'LL GOODS,
imported hand carved, and our manufacture Combs
Jewerv. Hair Ornaments &c NJ taUutonsy low prices
Repairing neatly done. large 81 let and Mourning
Goods real silver and gold Back comb. Dsguers. A
full assortment Of BEAUrfFYING CDSdhfICS. y,
Coudrays Eugenies secret ~ BE Tor Lips
xi ana 81 80 per bottle w. StAW's PER@TAN KHEN.
NALINr Magic Hair Staner instantly any color
Of hair-SI and 81 80 per box
Just received, u choice assortment Of
ARTIFICIAL FtONERs,
in new designs, nj lowest importers prices
DO not tail 20 send Tor our NEW ILLUsrRATED cArA-
LOGUE of now TO BIZ BE- UTlFuLr with seventy
usratons and practical lessons on hardressing Price
1Oc.
Goods to all parts Of the country when prepaid tree
charge q. o. d. with privilege of examination. Ii
not approved be returned at my expense
H. SHAW.
~ West 1sth st.. near 9th sv, New YORK.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03


{ k,K EEEzz EEEz EFFp !" !" sss
EEtF & { En- e. Err = SIS.
Ii { < HHuu. liz. + sss.s
...' ||..$ + f.. T.. ! S.
:: =. t. ! t.. /. !: i
We cannot max. better shirts at any price,
Made from wamsutsa muslin; bosoms s.py linen; the
very best.
Keeps Yaten. Partly Made shirts. for So; only plain
Keep, Custom Shirts very best to measure. for ss
Keeps Night Shirts, extra long, with without collars
anS Rssss ~ Shirt. for soy. 8, EACH
An ne.vy gold plated Buttons pro.
T, T. F: :: .,||I
+ $S#.s it, wv IT, 4 = = Es IT,.
B.5 3 II liz. Ill wv Hs.s ! II l.
Canton flannel Vests and Drawers very best, rs
Red flannel CIVILIZED, vss. and Drawers. very best. 81 so
ss'is as1sT
HERE'S kEkF,s SSLt4hs SSEk1ss SSSFFs: SSFFs: g. g.
rrsaD'y rs"rD'y linen linen Gs csi.'s s. 5S g.
Keeps K.rFs %g'IysG TSsssnis sos EACH
'~ss Hss :i Pas;ssa TEF iFiT; FSs So each
kkt Eru EEnn FRI r sss
TX Hsrs. ZEE. F. ss.s
4. + i / E. E.
! : :, ! s. : ! +. F. :. $. S:
cen, ,a.a ported gloves q ls quality
Two Two BUTTON BUTTON piai" or or s%Sr"iaerea 81 Is ps
We make only the best quality OF goods
b. surpas. ali others. both quality price
kssr kssP XsSSg.c,ys1Ss sSiyscrgs1S oooNSssssSxy
Sas Sas dsn brosSw1y' New York.
s4i Fulton st. Brooklyr.
T r. BoUrILLlkK BKoTHKks.
SPECIAL sALE OF
FRkN0M RIBBOAs.
We will open on Monday, NovemOeT4.
IIs CARTONS OF IMPORTED FRENCH RIBBONS OF
THE BEST QUALITY. ALL PURE SILK. 21s AND
INCHES WIDE. IN ALL THE NEW AND FASHION
ABLE SHADES. BRONZE. GOLD. CARDINAL. &C.. &C.,
comprising
SATIN AND wATERgD.
wArEKgD ON BOTH SIDES;
SATIN AND wArERED SHADED. very elegant.
AZ 35c and 4oc. per yard
WORTH FULLY eoo. and 7se
THE ATTENTION OF the MILLINERY TRADE is
SPECIALLY CALLED TO rHIs SALE.
Also. LARGE ASSORTMENT Of rwo-roSED SATIN
and SATIN and GRos GRAIN RIBBONS in EVERY
WIDTH and COLOR.
LIE BoUTILLlkK BROS.
4s East IAN ;" s47 Broadway.
- GREAT GLOVE SALE
EXCLUSIVE ssyS"oSsn STORE
nAkNIs BNorHEKs,
BETWEEN ,sffIHI 1sS ssSSSAR1%Hr, 1SFH SIS.
KID GLOVES.
EaRIEs EaSIS sssSS4TEESSs 49, e slo rHEa
S!s s;#"SS5TF$S e gssI,.,rv
KID cAsIlSnsfA eLo1n. H. 1Woks1ED; 4c.
aESIL1NEN's GLOVES
CASTOR nssvGS II fSNaS aSD yi%'fsxIx SSassIx GLOVES
rKIcEs AND QUALITY
UNEoUAhLED.
yxxcrLtlssikvR tlsikvR
GLOVE STORE OF
HARRIS BnOrIIERs.
s77 -BRoADwAY,
WRITE r%$$.sSsS psss 81 S$ssas l1' BE
THs
l....:.l...)l..,.:ll.. !. /. ! !. I: T.. I. T T.
The coqus,, the latest sensation;
Tn. codu. ssy ps yu sS T. eol. Away. ready
nsye. requires rcd!s.inr made with natural waved hair
snS ssrs . q. S from ?" rser s you o r rsn
ba' Put the coasc, and y.a VA, look charming m are
lovely Are going rocegtion Put on the Coqae
@ %y ~ .ps s.
Coausts young ladies 70 coaas. Tor ladies' Of 30
% sSs. 81 q e. ss: e hs %
s. Pos :. ''rsss ost p $ ss a. s'a Tho u.
aus. %. on,sa states sen. 70 any
wsss is.s and asn s opposite w.asss Th.a.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

l89 Broadway opposite SturevaIt House. between 2Sth
ana 18th sts branch of SAL Broadway Ladies wi find
the following artices:-Tne COQUET POMPADOUk,
most grand opera coifnre. Tae PERFECTION. u
natural front coiure, from real water waved hair.
never requires to be redressed. The FklpON most
youthful ana natural coure aides having thin faces
Al long even hair chaelane brans, without s.ms JUST
the thing for the shaped bonnets The MuLrIFoHM
astysh airy coihure he arranged In FORM Depot
tor the Paris CAR shape front nets Ladies' fine WloS
inadn TO order: perfect fit All the French renowned
cOSMsTlCs. Ladies' strictly PRIVATE hair dressing
and beautifying rooms.
The New York herald., 1878-11-03

tGESTLEMkN'S).
make, and tue very Quaty. fifty
than gloves OF the quality
One button, plain or embroidered. 81 ID pair
Two button. plain or embroidered, 81 25 pair.
We make only the best quatv of goods. and.
tho largest manufacturers in tho goods
be found NIL Others both in quality
samples and circulars mailed tree on application.
Ali EoodS warranted.
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY
KEEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
s2s s2s Bro:sw.y. aan New York.
34i Fulton 1t. Brooklyn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-06-20

The above amount for public buildings" is in
the line Of economy in various ways: First, the
buildings are needed, and if completed would save
to the Government an amount in rent greater than
the interest their cost; second, that they be
built very much cheaper now than ever before. and
much cheaper than hereafter when business shall
have revived third, it being in the line of economy
TO inish~ them now, another powerful motive is
added in the ployment it would give TO abor. The
items for life-saving service and houses
&c, FOX the encoQraeem Ut, and prufection q
commerce and for safety a lifs and 1rop6fty Tb4
items for "navy- wanda 4rsenalSn &c.. tfende q
necessary By the di 1pfd sted coudition otAi5 ~
of public property q Eeson Of the q ilu reste ma
the necessary apr pr ions "a lake oft during
the last two years The ESQ 100 for INGENUITY "
the States" Was siraply IL Compliance With q a.
which requires thesselsims to Be peid whsn audit
pxrIcrrscrrs cAuunD ~ uswAnaAsrsp. nEDg0.
=; HONS ~
The large ano15t a over 81 $4,000 for sasloid a.
cies" was RecessA tecause the Houss - bees
compelled poW = AAny dsdciensy b94 on a.
count of foy11ef nws0snfed rvductipns thai they
s Tsss bs Is ass iiss o sss 4
these deicicncies veN fer the Post-of6ce Depart
ment aid he DePIt1nent n Justice. The Courts in
some States had already been compelled TO adjourn
for want of funds, and the execution of justice
would have been substantially suspended if the SEN
ate had not insisted upon The appropriation. Seye-
raj branches ofthe postal ryice would also have
been serionsly srippl or acdslIy suspsnded with
out them These facts were all understood by the
cies would have svsnx Weir Jus 70 an amount
hrgsr th x1raas aRteeAhe secuted cxpedient they
declined TO insert tbeni leaving them TO be put in
by the Senate for (which the senate was 20 be
eSslsse l% s . ~ svssa ssees
sary TO naintai Il the natfonaf honor Had The Sen
ate inserted IL as All amendment extra session
would have been syodable The bSlancs. of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-06-20
WHAT THE DEMOCRATS CALL SENATE ExTRvA
|f. f .f aANcE" 1885 t.Af i

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES amount added by the
Senate 10 the bills as they passed the House, and
what was the character of the addition
Senator Windom.-The total Of such additions is
$l3925,442 No part of this amount was extrava-
gance but the whole IN compliance with
0blig cations of the Government which could not be
hononbly evaded, or in the line Of economical ex-
penditures
This will very clearly appear by reference to the
items constituting the additions. The following
the amounts added by the Senate to the several
bills
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Will of George N. Marsh.

PORTSMOUTH, December % BY the will of the
late George NJ Marsh of this CITY, Just probated,
the bulk OF his property, estimated at between
$50 900 and 500 600 is given in trust to the Ep.-
copsl Bishop OF the diocese of New Hampshire
the rector OF ST. John church, and other trustees,
for the following purposes:
First-To purchase lot of land in the westerly
part OF the city.
Second-ro build thereon stone or brick
church. TO be called Christ Church, and Episcopal
IN the torn of worship.
Third-To furnish the same with a baptismal
font, prayer books, silver Chrsmtaory bias n
(Which latte to be dedicated memory of the
mother Of the deceasod) communion service, Or
gan on the right of the chancel and bell.
The will farther stpu ales that if there should
then be remai nder, the same is to be safely in
vested the annual interest thereof to be given 20
the poor Of said parish. A large brick house
formerly occupied by the deceased is also given as
a ar-onage for the church.
The document, which is quite lengthy, closes
wh the desire that the Pensioners attending the
same shall toi at least term OF five years deiIay
the expenses of the church by voluntary contrIbu-
tons, the seats therein to he free.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
THE ENGLISH LABOR TROUBLES.
Great Suffering at Reported.

LONDON, December q. Tue employers in the
manufactured iron trade in the north of England
clam before arbltrators at five per cent. reduction
IN consequence of depression of business. The
men claim that the price of labor IS already lower
than dunng twenty years.
Newspapers contain accounts of distress
Throughout the country
AT sheffield great suffering exists and the relief
committee in onnecion with the mayors relief
nnd have hundred women making clothing and
distributing relief. Next week the committee will
require two hundred such women.
The archbishop of York asked the clergy TO
make rarochial collections for the relief fund.
AT Berkdae and southport joint relief CON-
mltee is distl ibuting soup and bread.
At ChardD, Somersetshre, the lace workers are
striking against the masters demand that they
shall abandon the trades union. 4 large number
are idle and there is great suffering.
AT Burnley there is sixty per cent. in excess of
last year.
In the town of Dean there is much distress aud
the citizens are distributing food and clothing.
At Plymouth and in the mel gh borhood there is
great suffering.
SPECIAL efforts making for the relief of the
Cornish miners
Advices from other places confirm previous sc-
counts OF wide spread distress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
BAY ARD TAYLOR.
Universal Expression of sympathy.

New YORK, December 81. A Berlin special
says sorrow Tor Bayard Taylor is universal. The
emperor and empress only few hours before the
fatal symptoms appeared, alphabetically sent to
enquire regarding the American minister's
health.
Many kilograms are arriving from all parts of
the world, especially America, rendering sympathy
TO the bereaved vile and daughter. Genei al
Grant sent despatch last night Offering his con-
dolence.
Members of the imperial family, dignitaries and
sta fcers, left cards, to-day, for the widow.
The German imperial government in the name of
the nation, sent a touching letter. sincerely la
menting the loss OF such distinguished man.
BERLIN, December q. DR.. Lowe Kaebe,
physician Of Bayard Taylor, gives the following
account of his death, about 30 z. VI. He says
he was compelled to pass the previous day and
night in an arm char, and asked to be permitted
to sleep IN an Outstretcned position. After about
two hours he awoke, out lived only short time,
and very closed his eyes forever
The entire newspaper press of Berlis speaks of
MIR. Taylor III tue highest terms OF praise.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
NDENSED lELEt;RAMS.

The cleo trc light has been established on the
East Boston ferry boats.
Armed bands of New Mexico despersdoes are
said to have arrived at Ell Paso, Texas.
Eleven sugar plantations have been badly dam
aged in Cuba by great conaagIaton in the cane
fields
The large saw mill in Windsor, P. q owned
by Cyrus Clark of Portland, has been destroyed by
fire.
The Touring mills of White, Nash 4 Co.. at
Lsncsboro,' Wisconsin, was burned Friday; loss,
$4,000
The indianapolis National Bank has suspended.
Depositors will lose 10 per cent, but bank notes
will be redeemed.
Cilciuusti Is the most densely populated city,
having 5000 people to the square mile, while
New York has but $4,000.
There has been a great revival at Fall River,
Mass, under the labors of Messrs. Pentecost and
Stebbns, over three hundred having been con-
converted.
Louisa Wallace was convicted in Washington.
Friday, of the N lrler OF ner new born babe. The
penalty is hanging, ana the jury united ia recon-
mendlug her to mercy.
A good temperance work is being effected in
Milford n. H., by Messrs. Booth and Smith
over quarter of the population, including two
rumsellers have signed the pledge.
Two years ago Reuben Hale, an Iagham couu-
tv NJ chi boy, ended years sentence in the DE .
troll House of Correction, for stealing s35, and
Just nov the man who made the cruel chafgs has
found Tue money ia the ilnng Of his vest, wne it
slipped through ole in his pocket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
FOREIGN NEWS.

BERLIN, December Il. 1t is officially denied
that the Emperor on the occasion of the resump-
ton OF government received letter of congrata-
lation Il ON the Pope and replied to it. The Ger
mama, AL ultIamoutane paper, declares the resto-
ration OF peace between the church and state on
the bs,i, OF the May laws Is impossible.
VERSAILLES. December 81. On the 18th inst. =,
the senate adopted an amendment reinsertng in
tue budget grant of 100000 francs Tor augment
my the stipe ads of The clergy stricken out by the
deputies previous To adjournment. This necess-
tated the reassembng OF the chamber. which to-
day rejected the amendment of the senate, but ac-
copied an amendment rejecting stamp rhereup.
GU the senate concurred, and the chamber then
adjourned until January li,h.
CoPENHAGAN, December %. The Duke OF
Cumberland and Princess Thyra were married
with great pomp at the chapel of the Christians
borg Castle al eight O'Clock Saturday evening.
PARIS, December %. lie Temps Moscow spec
lal SAYS an express tram on the Rostow 4 Vladi-
ksrkas railroad, recently fell OIL an embank me ut,
killing twenty persons including General Hintze
and several lunctonares and officers of the army
OF the Caucasus. Thirty eight persons were in
iured
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The Indians.
The Establishment of a New Post to
Protect Settlers.
Cheyenne Indians to be Put on Thai for
Alleged OutTages.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 81. Portland
despatch says that Governor Terry of Washington
Territory, has been close;ed with Gen. Howard in
th, city, considering the alarming state of affairs
In the eastern part OF the Territory, and The sus-
piclou' at tude of Chief Moses and his band.
steps are to be taken to secure the safety of set
tiers, aud two companies of infantry ADD two of
cavalry will be distributed 10 Ke,telis Valley. A
post will be established near Eltens purg Camp
ilarney is to be abandoned and the troops now
there will be stationed at the new post.
ST. LOUIS. December 81. A Topeka, Kansas,
despatch says, "In response TO demand made by
the Governor OF Kansas, the authorities ut W ssh.
logton have ordered the captsred Cheyenne In
diai to be taken to Fort Leavenworth with view
States, that snch may be turned over to the civil
authorities of Kansas for hial, and tue remainder
returned to their agency IN the Indian Territory.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
For HOLIDAY GOODS, low, remember PAL

For HOLIDAY GOODS, low, remember PAR
TRIDGE's Drug Store.
CHOICE COLOGNE for Christmas, at so cents a
pint. at Partridge's Drug Store
Christmas Candies at Partrdge's Drug Store.
"a felt new life returning" Immediately after
began to use Cs-wel's 'NEW" ELIXIR, for the
Blood Prepared only by Ca,well 4 Co.. OF Bos
ton proprietors of Caswell Il Coz SLIPPERY
ELM LOZENGES, for Coughs, and the beautifu
WAX FLOSS Hair dressing. For sale by al
druggists.
The soothing. h alng effects of Adam On's Bal
sam are plaiuly experienced from the fins dose
Its work appears little less than magic. Yet il
acts on well known scientific principles in curing
coughs and colds, aud because compounded il
just tue ight manner 10 cure.
declS-t&Wlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-12-23
EASTERN AFFAIRS.

CoNsrANTiNoPLE. December2l. The nomina-
tons OF Moukhtsi PA-ha, Abeddin Pasha and
Nahan Efendi, rs commissioners to settle the
Greek flonter question, have bee confirmed by
the sultan.
Saiset Pashs has been appointed ambassador to
France
An imperial trade just issued authorizes the
grand ylzer to conclude an arrangemen Mt dispeling
Now Bazaar aud Bosnia on the terms proposed by
Au.lrIa.