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COLLIN CONVENTION.

DeIexaIiOn 30 ine hfaio Convent ~
unanimously Inai Hcird lar Thron'
m0rfUn-0Iin WeiibOFn's mHsIHriy
Effort Mia Position an Frontier
MCKISsEY, June ., 1919,
Editor OF Tho lieraldi
Saturday was q day Of great interest
in Mckinney, and ! may add TO all
Collin county. Being the day fixed lol
the assemblying Of the county conyen'
ton, II afforded good opportunity iol
the candidates for congress to meet
and become acquainted with our people
Hon. +. H. Piner, Of Denton, Judge
Hare, of Sheman, and Gen, Cabell and
Col, Olin Welborn, Of your city, were
present b. an arrangement for their
convenience, the organization Of the
convention proper was postponed, and
the vast concourse Of people and dele-
gates were called TO the courtShouse, NJ
1880 in the morning, TO hear the cans
didates speak. Col Wellborn, Of your
city led oil, and though comparatively
unknown to our people, yet such was
his mastery discussion of the issues OF
the day and marvellous exhibition of
oratory that he led captive his audience,
His speech was telling and severe pres
sentaton of the abuD,I heaped upon
the people of the country by hostile
ii lancial legislation, and he also point
ed out the pra, zeal measures which
should be applied to relieve tho counN
Try from the prevailing distress. The
army question though not.so elaborote-
W discussed, exited more than
binary interest In reference
TO the reductiol Of the army, Col.
Wellborn said, "That it was the unques.
toned duty ofthe general government
to protect our frontier Mt whatever cost,
thus relieving the state OF that heavy
expense and that the protection
afforded should be Of the most liberal
and generous character. While an eco
nomical administration of public affairs
was to be favored, yet it should not be
pursued to the extent Of imperillng the
lives of our fellow citizens upon the
lines OF our western frontier, and that
those of us living in older and more
populous counties Of the state, under
the peaceful and unmolested admins
tration of civil law, are too apt to forget
the exposed condition and suffering ems
dured by the hardy pioneer upon the
frontier, and thus becoming carelessly
if not Intentionally insensible to their
wants" He read several extracts l. m
the recent speech of the Hon, j, w.
Throckmorton opposing the reduction
of the army, wlich he heartily endorsed
He was followed by General Caoell,
Judge Hare and Colonel Piner, who all
made fine speeches, though as their
time was limited they did not enter into
as thorough and elaborate discussion OF
the issues of the day as did Colonel
Wellborn. The convention instructed
unanimously and in the strongest pos'
sible terms for Throckmorton Tor gov'
ernor. The delegates to the congress
sional convention were unlnstructed'
They are divided between Hare, Well
born and Piner though the exact
strength of each of the three can not
now be accurately determined, N.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG TOBACCO-Virginia bright, fnei
pounds, SjgSl; do do fine and extra twist, $500
Zoe; do do extra Gin twist, 6S@7Oc; do me-
dium q and 12-intwist; 5Sgb0c 40 c)mmon IL
in. twist, l5@55c; do mahogany navy, ~, 49,
IS, l6g50c; Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any, 5lQ56c; do do mahogany, 4S95ic; do do
mahogany ID class. 4Sg5Oc; do do dark ma
hogany, 4SG560c; do do fine black, 2ggolc.
FINE CUT-Choice, 7OS9Oc; Medium 7VS
SOC; fair, 7O@S0c; common, 6O@oSc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS smoking, Hs ana ~
5Oia65c; kentucky, 35g5Oc; common to good,
89IaIOc; fancy, as to Quality, 81 i5@l 30; Hon
radeZ, i'm ported, per Id, 81 A..
DOMESTIC CIGARS-Havana, sOOglOO;
seed and Havana, 409S0; do do scrap, nller,
6at5: Connecticut seed, 25SSo; ordinary,
I5glS cboroots and skies, ll@l3. 80
iPURrED CIGARS, price per 1000, Reg
del ray, $3.50; Londres, $40; Brevas, sli0; Con-
chas, $3.50; Flor de Prinsado, sllO; Londres De
Ccrte, sS5; Opera Grand, sllO; Operas, 80;
Opera Rena, $50; Rena Victoria, s1OO Honra-
MISUNDERSTANDING, S5@ssc; Rape French
81; Scotch and Dundyfoot, soSs5c; common
Ia
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Or the method of burning our bodies after
death, created some little stir in this coun-
try, but met with very little favor. 70 place
oven. after death, and to stand and gaze AT
1t, rapid crisping, burning, and conversion
into n few ounces Of ashes, is, In our estiiha-
ton, cruel ard sinful. Now ladies, you VINO
are suffering from some female com Piaint,
Who have become irregular, or have pains
and aches, Mysteries, nervousness ana gen
erai prostratlon, we advise you to use Eng.
lish Female Bitters at once, ard claim
new lease upon your lives. IL is wonder,
nowerful tonic, curing chronic cases in an
ipncredihlv short time, dtiljunl-w2t
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Astonishing Success.

1t is the duty ofeveIy person who has used
Boschees German Syrup to let Its wonuerul
iny consumption, severe coughs, coup,
astama, pneumonia, aud in face al tIroat
aud lung diseases No person can use T.
without Immediate relief. Three doses VIII
relieve anyc se,ald we consider IL tue DUTY
OF all druggists recommend 1t I the poor
wing conSumrtive, at least TO IT, , ore bot
tie, as 400 uozen bottles were sold last
yenr, and no one case where 1t fai'ei was e.
ported, Such q medicine rs the &c man
SyIup can not DO too widely known. ASK
your druggist about IL. sample bottles 70
try, SOLD AZ 10 ccnts. Regular size 10 celts.
Fur sale by all druggists. Juldlw-wlt
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! hlgl M Whllo wine, M cases, " 1891 10,
,ull AhfAluh f-pnn4s,ln psbket, 10
lislnslepf, la basket, siNl kfug, Ia basket
w w Domestic ehhiApaislr, sl-Hls
eAsk, n lh9l 90
RliANplhs-namt,tio, Ia rask, slegl3i
nnfnAei per gairs 1sAs Ni flpunh, per gall
"a a9slh miApple, per sair " 3ia,i M Peach,
" 'laa iaHlnRoE " -lsa 00i Alnpkberprl W
HlAs-oi Holland, pargai,, W bOgh N
nnllesiin, pot gal, N ihsi ~,
~ Ma-J amapa, " Nlatl,
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u,uE STATE OF TEXAS--TO TIE SHER-
in or any constable OF Dallas county,
Greeting: You are hereby commanded
that by making publication Of this citation
in some newspaper published In the county
of Dallas for four weeks previous to the re-
turn day hereof, you summon J, II. Jones,
whose rssidenc is unknown, TO be and APP
pear before X. George, j. Z. OF precinct No. 0,
Dallas county, Texas, on the 9th day OF
July, A. ID. 1878, then and there TO answer
unto @, Il. Keene on an account for one hum
dred and fifty-four and e21s-lOO dollar
Isl5i GAY, said account commencing October
VI. ly78, and ending A prll. 1873, bill of partic-
uIars led with suit May 3, ISIS, affidavit be-
ing made that the above account was Just
due and unpaid. And whereas the afiant,
q Il, Keene, has also filed afidavit stating
that the defendant's, ]. X Jones, residence
isiunknown to him, wherefore he prays that
a citltion be served by publication.
Herein fall not. and due return make
hereof as the law directs.
Given under my hand this, the 18th day OF
May, A. ID. 1878, H;GEOhoE IT.
maylsdit-wlt Dallas County, Texas.
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Centaur
.L-ininn entS.
Ono Kind:los.tho Human Family.
Tho othor for lorsou and Animals.

Ono Kind:los.tho Human Family,
Tho othor for Norsou and Animals.
These Linimonts aro simply tho wonaer o,
tho world. Their effects aro little les. than
marvellous.
The white Imminent In for tho human
family, II will drive rheumatism, sointica
anu neuralgia nom tho system, cure Lum.
bago, ChilblainA, Lock Jaw, Palsy, Itch, ana
most Catanoous iruptiona, II extiacta most
rom iroron hands and Met, anu tho poison
NJ bitos ana etings ~ yenoInoun reptiles; II
eubdues swellings, and allovlates pain OF
every kind, Whom aprains or bruises occur,
II ~ tho most potent remedy over discovered
70 heal me injured parts, Ths oen'aur LIN.
Thronl. Iboihdchc,. hkcd Iltedsfs, Eaiacho,
ana Weak bnck The nllowing IN but " sam.
pie OF tho numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HoME, jon. Co., Ind, MAY *, 1873
81 think " my duty 10 inform you that
have suffered much with apoiie, feet and
chords. A fow bottles OF Contaur Imminent
hus done Me uork for mol have not boon
hec from these swelingsm etght pears. Now
DO applied warm.
"BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof IN In the trial. II IN reliable, "
IN handy. II Ia cheap, and every family
CHI O uld have tho Whitoen Ctaur l.inim en-
The Noiiow Ccptnur Iinimchf IL
adapted Ia tho tough muscles, cerdh ana
ilosh OF horses aud animals. IL has performs
cd more wonderful cures IN three years OF
SPAWN, Strain, Wind.gnlls, Scratches,
Hwoeny, and general Laineness, than all
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great Tx proaainon say OF IL:
"NEw YoRR, January, 1874.
"Every owner OF hofaes should give the
Contaur Liniment u uial We consider II
the best article ever used In our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt, Adams Ex. Stablo9, N, y.
"E, PULrH,
"Supt. u.t. NJ slhhies, y. Y.
,iAlBERT y. oLiN,
"Supt. Nat. FIX. Stables, N. y"
Tho best patrons OF this Llnimen are Fnr-
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using aome Liniment. IL heals
alls, Wounds and Poll.evil removes swoll.
ings, and is worth millions OF dollars an
nually TO Farmers, Livery -men, Stock grow
erB, sheep-raisors, and those having horses
or cattle.
What u Farrier cannot do for go the Cen.
taur Liniment will do at q trifling cost.
These Liniments are sold by all dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the propriotors, and bottle VIII )ogivon
10 any Farrier or Physician who desire
test them.
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co.,
20 Dayist., NEW YORK
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rose Is worth 81 barre
Louisville, best, little kept, 81 50 v barrel
Dallas. 81 50. .o.,,,
ag; In bulk, 81 90; ordinary Daliss' Zoc' per
PLASTER Is worth SIS 80 y barrel.
The suppy;of the above mentioned arti-
"a il ample demand fair; market nrin'
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LUMBER MARK EFT.

YELLOW PINE-Boxing, scantling, per
thousand, SIS 90; dressed, SIS 90; flooring,
dressed and matched So so; Matched ceiling,
SIS 90; weather boarding, Sl2 so; fencing,
Sl6 %.
WHITE PINE--Rough, per thousand +,
si5 0O surfaced, 500 90; matched ceiling, s32 80;
Notwithstanding, $40 90.
YPRESS@Rough, per thousand, si5 co
surfaced, $50 %; pckets, S45 90.
SHINGLES yellow pine, cut, 50 0DG3 co.;
long leafpl1I sawed, s. so; cypress cut, 81 W
al %.
LATnES-~vellow pine, 50 80 per thou
sand.
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1--we sroOH nAaUIr
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
EsOuLENTA Ann rnIIrA.

hstu LhNlS-lrlAh potatoes, per hDl, ~ 40
~ @i onions, per hbl, " M, Cabbage, wes.
lnlll' pef crate, nunti southern, Der dozen,
" bl hfuutg, pnI box, lb,
huTrlih ANlrOn hlAE -Hutter. wsstern
pel I'D, llg9hoi cheese, western, lamlbG,
FhulIh-Applts green, per hbi III uOaa 40
Apples dried, ppr lbs, hcj peaches, par III so
oranges, pof boz. ~ 0li Lemons, ppi box, sO,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

WHIsKY-sweet mash, 81 1904 80; Sou
m ash, 81 10000. o, *. co,ouh..
or qai. 81 lO@2 90; Port, per gal., sl.4O9i W
henry per gal, 81 iO94 90; Maderia,per ga,
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RREADSEUFFS.

,.FLOUR- Crescent, in sacks, s37 San
Jacinto, So so; Empire, 50 %; XIX, s. 90 ;
Eagle, 81 IS; Magnolia, in sacks, IS lbs, S7S ;
odd's XXX, % 50; state Central XXX&,
s. %; Choice Family, So %; Star Mills, AH,
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Eyenlnr nsporl- TInnneiaI.

NEW ionK, June s,-Money easy NJ per
cont, sterling steady ~. unld aleAly,t Uls,
Government bonds weak, state h0ndh
Hlaads,
NEW ORLEANS, June 3,--uold Sgsgl 90,
III ~.
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FISH AND uRATa

CANNED-Deyiled ham, W 25@a iO nal.
mulli ~ " ll9! 0li lnDAiera, t9 UJea ~
cove QYhlelh, bOttAi Corn beef N 70,
a., hAltpl Nts-Is box, slS OJalD OOi Id box,
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powDyp AND SHOT.

pOWDER-Keg25 lbs,FFF rifle T.l5; Keg
az lbs, FFF, rifle. 1888; Keg Ia, lbs, rFF,
s2.0i, Blasting, Si.25. e,-.oeo
SHOT-Drop, s23OS2 IS; Buck, s2.55g26O.
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RAILING STUFF.

BAGGING-Light, llA@liXc; Heavy l61sa
l6c. oo<.,,o
TWINE-Bailing l5glS; Cotton, 2OgZ!o,
IRON TlEs-Arrow, ~ 10 per bundle, with
discount on large lots.
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aailg gerald.
KnIIna.

aonry y, dulgg 90. pEoPTis he h q las
AmtNpap L0niOn, England, ans our duly
~ N.e,.d agents ~ solicit subscriptions
allhll IN ,seln8nts, Tag DAILY HaRALD
sl1 Api,nuhd on die, aud Texans Ia London
VII andit AZ Their service,
yoous ID authorised " purchase any afll'
HggpsteyeT on the account OF tbs hkR-
fs Nh,ifbout an order signed by
ilp N''N''' j, l., BARLOW,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
its passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. Pullmanf
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Carr
leave 1T. Louis daily via the M, X. q L. NY
at S:4l,: Hannibal ut l0:45 a, m, ana Sedalia
ut Gas p. m, running through to Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons.
ton without change. Connection IL also made
at Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections of this Road with the M,
X. d L, at Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cine at Sherman for St. Louis, Cairo, Mem.
phis and all points East and Southeast, and
1T Houston with the g., III. 4 y. A. for San
Antonio, the g., IL. a. III. for Galveston, the
Texas New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
ships for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool & Texas Steamahip
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro.
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which 1t passes, with Its cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery Of broad prairies, beautiful
groves well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and ad vaDtageOus to travellers and
shippers In preference to others,
st. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
Mt loo ID, M, Houston at z 80 p. m, Hearne
at 1000 p. M, Dallas $780, .. m. and Denison
at liA5 q. m.
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Bur Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
BY the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning nof
only the II. q T. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
orally:
Agent, ALI broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and ,T., Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Inform alton may also be had at the ageD.
Cnicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
J. WALDO,
CENT Pas, q Freight AT. Houston, Tsxs
"A. ii. sWANs0N,
asnr HIptalH ouston xexaStanSeIn
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We ara authorized Ia nHnnnnca W, NJ,
MOON ior q election N tho uni1u 1fhherlli
At Inc aHsuluB election,
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STATE ANNOUNCEMENTS;
Far Oommissionsr General Land
ipi Office.

ua ara authorized W announce Captain
ls0 MuLAlhpltsh, elnaiy9slpnI 4 ea d,l
. ,.et 90 lhe action Of tho Slate Democratic
couVentl0n,
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Wears authorized Ia announce Hon, NAT
Al UIHFOltD ~ candidate Tor Justice NJ
ihe feaee, Precinct No. !, AZ the ensuing
election
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For Justioe of tho Pence,

We are authorized 70 announce ], N,
uilR1' ~ candidate Tor county Attorney
AZ tI,o ensuing election,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
ron nnnniu Indna-
Tor Comfy Attorney,

weare authorized 70 announce y, =, No.
tl,s en6nlug election,
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CONSTRUCTIONS.

CON N MOIIONH,
AZ TEXARKANA, with all trains on
LouiA a iron Mountain and 40, Railway 10
all pOinla North, East ana houthoant,
AZ LONuNlEW JUNCTION aud MIN.
Il, il, Tor Tyler, Paloatine, Houston, ualyea.
ton and Han Antonio.
AZ DALLAs, with trains o. tho Houston
and Texas Central ". II. fol Corsicana,
Moria, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, bryan,
llomp.iead, lironhem and Tor NIL points In
Middle aud Southern Texas.
sHERMAN with II, a A. q, hallway,
Tor nll uOintR on thu limo OF that road.
Al FoNr WORTH, with stages all
puntA IN western Texas.
AtsllNE vEpORT, with Rod River StoAm.
ora for Now Orleans.
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.y.YN AND SEED MARKET.
COTTON MARKET.



Low MiddlinG.... W
Good Ordinary. oc
cotton statement
v,r tho week ending Il m. May 81, 1873.
rrrn,shed THE HERALD by d: W. Barnett,
Re al t in this City for the National Cot
s,ncS on hand september LIST, 1871 l%
Received PsSSd this week..''."'''""'' 90 l l55
previously, .....'''''''.9''" On On,
- since Sept. l, lSI7.."..." ZV,SV-
-
r., ............. 5000
shipped tnnns,0wS SGF'
q Since Sept. l, lsII...'.'". EsvSoO
hand .......,......... lsO
Sto'A METEOROLOGICAL.
Highest temperat.uIre-'.''...'''''....-.-'..... =
Temperature at IL 10
haiiii"i' " ID. w. BARNETT
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nent 600 bales; oonstwiso - bales. stock
li7 bales.
OOmmerciDI.
NEW ORLEANS, June 3,--tlour IL quoted
easier, huporhne y3 l21y; Xxx 81 -; INK
81 60g5 30, higher grades 50 6O@s6 70. Corn
In fur ,domnnd white 5Gc; yellow 5Sc. Oats
weak at 1870. Coffee, dun, caTgoes, or
binary TO prime li54@Sc gold. Sugar, active
aud ilrm, common to good common OWUAc;
fair 10 fully iGir, 6bg1nc; prime % choice,
1A@sc; yellow clarified SH@S3Ac, Molasses
In fair demand, common, 2JG2Bc; fair, 20
Jg2Sc; prime To choice, 3O1i2c. Rice, quiet
ordinary TO prime Louisiana, Gg1c.
81. Louis, June 3.--Flour Is norminally
unchanged, only small local demand.
Wheat unsettled, No. red fall II Oh; No. 4
do OOc. Corn, inactive No. mixed 33@S3Ac;
Oats, No. 22i@y15c, Ryeinactlve i1I4c, Barley
g Whisky steady nj VI %. Pork dull
jobbing at Us rs Lard g. Bulk meats
nominally unchanged. Bacon, uull 4Ac,
s. l59s5 20; 35(t5 3'I9c; for shoulders clear
ribs and clear sides.
Cattle-Dull; common 10 choice shipping
steers S3 250eb %: corn led Texan steers u u
al 80; thin to good grnss fod 81 1908 40.
Hogs--Stendy, good demand.
sheep Nominally unchanged.
Hides and Wool.
GALVESTON, June 3.-Hides are duh, tend
ing down. Dry eslected lio; light sailed
l2c; stack sated 1910; kips llho; wet salt
ed 6971Sc; butchers green SO.
Wool-Quiet and weak; eastern medium to
fine choice 2ll25c; average lSg2lc; western
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This bouse IA fitted up in sumptuous style,
and equal 10 the best bars In the State. Pos
lite barkeepeis and .servantsI Consistently In
attendance, uoom
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
DEBT STATEMENT.

Washington, ID. C., December 2.-The
debt statement shows an Increase of a..
2i4.e42; amount of coin in the Treasury
*22;;, 564. 1856, currency, 9l4,G63, s26 In.
GLIDING $4,000, go held for the REDEEM ptlon
OF fractional currency and special deposits.
held for the redemption OF certitires of dc
post. f37 .0s0.000. The payments made
from the Treasury by warrants, during the
month Of November. 1873, were A. follows
On account OF War, f3,1G00,S on sc.
coun, Of the Navy. Sl,55G,g.9, ON nc.
count Of Interior, Indian and Pension, ~.
EOS, a53; total, s7,5i2,0t0. The above ,ioe-
not iDcln,lc the payments made on account
Of the interest OF principal Of The public
debt Of toe United States. The increase
is due TO the t5,jtsD.Goo Halifax award.
THE IsDtAS nrREu
A communication from General " r.
Sherman, addressed 10 the Chairman q,
the Joint Committee, having under eonsid
Grafton the question Of transferring the In
dian Bureau 10 the War Department, Was
to-day lard before the Committee. Tn,
General after stating his readiness 10 re-.
spond promptly 10 any summons OF the
Committee, says:
e. ! am sure from Official and personal in
iercourse, that Secretary Schnrz, and Tom.
missioner ~ Indian Affairs Hoyi, have
been extremely anxious a. and have labor.
ed hard for the honest administration Of
affairs In the Indian Bureau, ss osgsnizesi
by Law. personally know tbs. Mr. Hoy,
went ~ far ~ he could properly to prevent
the recent removal of the Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail bands of Indians from the
Missouri River 70 their present location,
which must he fhiaks, certainty result IN
the next var, and that their removal result
ed principally from the Pres,deni's PROMISE.
based upon the advice 81 General Crook.
further telieve thai isosb M. Schuiz and
Mr.. Hoyt have done all that men could de-
from their quarter. IA remove weak and dis
honest agents. and 10 replsse them BY hon.
est agents. ] wish you. and. ]. proper. the
public to construs the present ansayonssm
10 is bM personal. MOI question a.
honesty, btiI e natural and necessary cen.
fiei 81 an,sgonisise systems. After com
mentipg III considerable length tt-en pre-.
rious Indian wars, the General sayS, II re.
quires 90 prophet n isfesce more ~ars
near al hand, especially with The xlaslx re-
Gently located on s.e upper Sioigsrs He
assert. that the present Indian sgrots Nth
these tao bsEis, As si-p ~sfh ahef trit~s ri
sioux 90 the Missouri river. Al the L,g-er
Bruie, a The Cheyenne. Standing Rock sad
Fort Peek aseoese>. are utterly JsD~erie-.
To Keep their iattaDs peafeassls ~i;bess;
the AID q the army. To ne II is matter
o. Demonstration thai II TIE present sffns
and foS fc.rs Is come the lpdian isuresa
~ Itself without 'i.s help Of ass army esn.
Dol maintain 10 peace the larger sris,ss .:
Ind,xps, and Jesrs - essential ~ snsAse
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try 10 farmers, grszefs aad MINER The
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oaghf 70 be aqsesasoe q nsfsonsi econo0y
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Sufncient time haA perhap4 nce elapsed
since the organization Of the Govefnmea1
OF the District under the recent Legislation
Of Congress, fnr the expression Of . cou6.
dent opinion = TO its successful operafion.
But the practical results already attained.
are 20 satisfactory. thai the ffiends Of the
new Government NAY still urge upon
Congress the wisdom AZ is cOntinunnce.
without essential modIhcaiicn, until they
experience is advantages, and IL
defects may be more fully asceftained.
{Siguedl r. b HAYBa
EKEcrTrvR MANSION, DC. "a, 1878.