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R.Iisious Rio, q. Mexico.

/NEw YORK, October IA letter from
fhe City of Mexico says, that on September
18th, At Aixsla, . mob incited by priests
killed two proteetants and wounded . num-
Der of other. The Governor sent troops 10
Quell the disturbance. In Pueblo the mob
threateued to break up the protestant mis-.
sions. President Diss h0 promised Rev.
DR.. Burtento 70 do al in his power to PRO
tec4 all religious dso0minatioos,
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BUCHAREST, October lit is reported
that England, Italy and France have in-
formed the Belgrade government that they
| will not recognize Servian independence un-
til the civil and political equality OF the
Jews is proclaimed.
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FEVER AT 6ALIPOLIS.

CI>cISNATI, Ohio, October LIT is
stated that the yellow fever has not disap-
reared from Galipolis. Ohio, Is it was
thoSght and ;, stated by citizens. Seven
de.ih- have occurred within a week, in
the infected dislr ct, a short distance be
low that city. where the steamer "Porter'
was anchored; physicians decide them to be
genu ne cases of yellow::fever.
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SNYDER'S
CURATIVE PADS!

The most wonderful HEALTH RE.
SEORERS ever discovered LEADING:
PH s0CsANS and the intelligent are most
loud in their praise
No. l.-FOr LIVER and LUNG AL.
MENT<, CHBGL< AMI FEVER. DHS-
PEPSsA, Indigestion, Billousness, Sick and
Nervous Headache, and all diseases arising
from TORPID LIVER. The most effectu-
al BLOOD PURIFIER ENTANT gives
strength TO the weak and debiIftat l..
PRICE $500.
Nd. 2.-For FEMALE WEAKNESS and
% ss EG CLA -, FALLING: of the
WONB. LEUCOR R slEA lwhitesl, and
the many other Ills to which FEMALE are
subject enriches the blood, purifies I he
secretions, and strengthens WEAKLY and
DELICATE FEMALES. PRICE $500.
No. 3.-For KIDNEY. SPINE and
BLADDER affections. Bright's disease
diabetes, LAME or WEAK HACK,
TONES UP VITALITY and RESTOR R -
LlsSc ENERGY. PRICE $500.
II -FOUR druggist does not keep '.SNY.
DER 60 RAGlVE PADS,,, and will
not get one Tor you, do not let him palm OIL
other worthless limitations, but send the
price TO US in a letter, and We Will mail them
toyou. Address,
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Count Andrassy,s Reply.

VIENNA, October 17.-Count Andra.sy'.
reply to the Pores circular consists en-
tIrely of the refutation of the charges o.
cruelty sgainst the Austrian army Of occu
patton in Bosnia, and a comparison d the
present occupation with Osman Pasha's in
vasion in '52. The letter is generally
moderate in tone, but concludes with a
strong reputation of wha, he styles ,h.
odious calumnies sgainst the army 1t al-c
states that the Austro- Hungary ambassa
dor at Con-tantinople, has been directed to
notify the Porte Of the sad effect which the
charges cannot fail to produce in Austria
and Hungary.
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LONDON, October 1.-The glut Of cotton
goods in Lancashire is simply uupreceden-
Ted at Preston Minnas Mills, with thirty
thousand spindies and Sharples Mills with
80, 500 have ceased running. Horrack-
Miller & Co., best kno.n firm in North
England, have adopted measures to restrict
production in their mills.
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New YORK, October 17.-Ssmuel ].
Tilden las ieued card relating to the re-
csnt publication of cyph-r kilograms in the
Tribune" Mr. Tilden SAYS:
Il have no knowledge of the existence of
tiose kilograms, Ipr any information about
them except what has been derived from
or since the Publication Of them in the
tribune"
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CHATTANOOGA, October T.-Wilberger
Peyer Co.'S. cotton factory burned this
moraing. Loss SS5, 900, insurance, S25 600
Deaths from Yell fever II the last
twenty-four hours Edward Legras, sr, and
one colored eight new cases, three colo7ed.
A heavy rain, cleared off cold, with brisk
northern winds.
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Oranxemen AcanitfrG.

MONTREAL, October 1.-THE Orange
men were acquitted on the charge of form
ing an illegal assembly on the l. h of July
last. Judge Ramsay charged the jury to
acquit on the ground that assembling in
tn. lodge room was rot iileyal
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In the U. S. Circuit Court yesterday, the
trial OF c. L Hubbs. charged with making,
prese.tipg and uttering certain false afti-
dsviti and writing with the intent Of de-
frauding the United STATES, was begun.
The crime with which he il charged il the
violation Of the Timber Culture Act.
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Any person acgG inIei rith the fac odar
OF his d-l.care fi,ser should get boule
OF DR. Pric-'- Extract Of Fyaciuth and
they Will readily see thar il give a. naiu-
raj an4 a. -~erfui an odur as the fiyrer
Itself. "e hi7 that DR. Price'- Am-ri-
csn Perfume are he n.st and most I-er@is-
tent edurs that are made. I5st;w.
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The GREENBSCKERS.
They Metin Two Conventions Yes
terdsy Afternoon and Nom
mat. & Two Tickets.
The Reason f.r That Being That
There IVES Split and Bolt
was the Result.
THE GREENBACKERs.

The County Greenback Convention me
in the Council Chamber of the old marke,
house, at the corner of Fifth and Shawne,
streets, yesterday afternoon at one O'Clock
Judge q rdinsr called the Convention to
order, the Judge, upon motion, being made
temporary chairman, and Mr.. McIn VI.
temporary secretary. Committees on Per.
manent Organization and Credentials were
then appointed.
.fter a short recess the Committee on
Permanent Organization reported as fol
lows:
Chairman, Patrick Davies Secretary, Ab.
ner Few Telles, Gerge Evans and Mr..
Mcintyre.
| COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
The Committee on Credentials then made
its appearance and presented the following
report, which was adopted:
| lst Ward-J. W. Farrell, p. 3. Castle,
Marion Williams, Henry Grouse and p. IL.
| Coney.
md Ward-Wm. Davis, J. X. Dllworth,
G. Waller, Chas. Hammond and j. Il. Gra-
ham.
3rd Ward-L. Brady, Pat Davies, S. A.
Marshal, John Relf and g. W. Gardiner.
4th Ward-W. S. Burke, Ed. Job.on and
J. W. McGonigle.
Kickapoo-Ab Few and Adam Knapp.
Easton-M. Byron and \. Wyatt.
Alexandria,. W. Stewart, {. Stewart.
High Prairie-Chas. Quinch, X. ii. Lace.
Stranger-Dennis Coughlin.
Fairmount-J. A. Page, T. c. Deual.
Delaware-H. NJ. Curry, J. Stayman.
Shermsn-W. Wilcox.
On motion OF Mr.. Castle, which was
adopted ine .hair appointed Ie~ com
inil1ee on permanent organiLation' 'ne re-
port oi the previously appointed commi"ee
having oeeh laid upon the tauie.
ine IoiioNins Is uie iepoit VI 'he ooin-
init,ee ", oh Pernianen. vi 'SanLa ,on
Nhairnan' Dr. o -. !h"rshaii Secretary,
h"n1r rev. .eiiefs' Lawrence braoy anu
pr ., SlsShlah - .u
Judge Shuren'il' OF "ssnoot'e COUNTY,
,,I,.L.5h .t;n, -.
Nr. Castle moved rhs, whea a ward or
tpwnship de-, g.t:,n wss not inli. thai the
member ,,r.seo, c.,st the fail yo,. of tb.
delegation.
it "a. -,lerc, ;ba; the Co1sepiion voi,
by bsll.
The following nominations were then
made:
County AttorneS-H.T. Green.
Clerk Of the D:siric, Court-Lev; Chu.ch-
III.
~, 'uuse OIL 'He ffo'i'e S'ar'-Ne"'"h
-iSnh'
~ oui-rin'enuent 10 T oi r"o''c ins'f"ctioh-
MIS- Z. H. NuSaihS
LEGI-LarIyE NOMINATIONS.
TIE following nominations were made
f,r The Legislature:
F'inst Ward. Z. II. Conev Second Ward.
Thos. p. Gable; Third n ard, l.. hs;.in
Fourth Ward. ". : Burke; Fourteenth
District. 4 =. ,uin Eisards: Fifteenth
district, T. I. Deu.I.
The committee .prsip,ed to select a can.
didate for the nomination of c ,unty Com |
missioner. reported in tavor of the nusnina
ton of II. c. Squires, which report was
adopted.
co,-yrv vcr-srs.r COMMITTEE
49,, w,
NJ ~ W;,I; a. o.. n W w ISL n, HMo,
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BERLIN, October 1.-THE Socialists de-
clare, as after the passage OF the anti social
lists bill they will be prevented holding
meetings, they will infest the meeting OF
other parties and cause them to be dis
solved likewise.
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SYRACUSE, \. v, October 1.-THE
whole family Of Jno. Sullivan, wife and
FIVE ,bil Iren are severe sufferers from poi
son, probably arsenic. A quarrelsome
neighbor is suspected
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AT NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, October l1.-Th follow
ing is the'report for the past fortyeighl
hours except where otherwise stated: Ba-
ton Rouge, new Case 20. deaths 3. Byram,
4 new cases, no deaths. Pearlineton, s
new cases, death. At Lagtown-Talluls,
- cases and ) deaths to date
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, October 17.-Weathel
partly cloudy. Cool light rain this morn.
ing. Deaths, twenty-four. Cases reported
one hundred and twenty-eight. Total
deaths, thirty-five hundred and ninety nine
Total cases twelve thousand and nlnty-
three.
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A nice little shooting scrape at the south
west corner of Cherokee and Third streets
was promptly checked by Officer Lauber
yesterday. Only feu shots were fred and
nobody hurt. The case will be ventilated
In the police court this morning.
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Farmers er.arr.in- for s.u,.pr,,..
.Sereca Courier, y

ne .,ruers in the vicinity Of Pio1eei
school house, near Capions, have oryspiz, a
a fsrmrrs' Club with The following uiiye, :;
Pr S.-snt, }. Hayes treasurer, Sam, ei Ma
gill; secretary, Thomas Cardiff; corre~-
pnnG:nS secretaries. {. :. Gsse arC .'utr
Mccoy. The cluo is organized esp ci.ir,
10 protsct farmers against the grow pc iIl.
trusions made every SEASON by nor-rsSiteur
s;ockWen, who bring large herds OF cattle
into tie vicinity, and are Il cause Of contin-
ual trouble. During the grazing season,
the resident cattle get into the transient
herds, and are dogged out; the transient
fellows OF course select the best grass and
water, and eat off the bayipg grass, which
Is not sgreeable to the resident farmers
and then in the fall, when the tran
sient herds are driven away, there
are always cattle missing, and it is sup
posed have followed off the moving herd.
The farmars should organize all over Ne
meha county, and see that they are not i'm
posed upon by these nonresident trespas-
sers and il need be some legislative enact
ment should be made that will protect the
Residents OF county in their peaceable
rights. The club at the Pioneer school
house We understand have passed a resolu-
ton refusing to vote for candidate to the
Legislature this fail who will not pledge
his efforts TO secure some such law. Regu-
lar meetings OF the club are held at the Pi
oneer school house the first srd third Sat
uEday evenings of each month.
DOiuRu NJ ahe Ssaae CauSeop
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HELENA, Ark, October 1.-THE excite
ment is abatins, six of the physicians say
the difease is not the yellow fever One
physician, who is member of the board
OF health, still contends that it il the vel.
low fever
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MADRID, October Il -Senor Mendtz Ri.
go will go 10 Washington "a the Spanisi,
minister. Senior Monetti will shortly be
transferred from Washington to Constan-
tinople.
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Providence, October 1.-THE bark
"Susau," of Nev Bedford, Capt. Peeks,
who left with . crew of twenty FIVE men on
q whaling voyage, encountered a hurricane
and caTsi1ed, and all but three of the tsen-
ty-iye men we're drowned.
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An U0GOnnd-d usuInor.

VIENNA, October IA dispatch from
Constantinople declares the statement Ii a,
Ssfuet Pasha has threatened to iorcibly re-
sist the Austrian occupation OF Navi Bszrr
is unfounded.
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Terrible Hurricane I'm 8ueua, Aver

LONDON, October IA dispatch from
Buenas Ayers says terrible hurricane on
the river Platt caused a great inund ,tion.
1t ia said the Rothschilds have agreed to
loan Egypt thirty million dollars to clear
up the floating debt
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a GRlso RenDY0

RosroN, October 17.-News is received
of the ssfety Of the schooner Jordan
Smsu," reported lost with the San Domin-
go President on board.
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STILL SPREADING,

CLINTON, La, October 1.-THE fever is
still spreading in the country. Miss Mary
Riley died yesterday. Seven new cases
since the last report. The fever is now one
mile from Clinton.
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PARIS, October 1.-THE Duke de Andi
feet Pasquis, president of the French Sen
ate, has contributed one hundred dollars Il
the yellow fever sufferers.
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THIBADEAUX, October l7.-Thirry seven
cases and 5 deaths. To'al casss j2l.
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CINCINsATI, October 1.-THE emyloyes
Of the Ohio & Mississippi Railway have
subscribed so,Ol5 to the Southern relief
fund
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NEW MUSIC BOOKS !!
;ohhson's S Method
for Singing Glasses

By =. y. JcENsCE, is 4 book OF admira-
be simplicity and clearrsss Of explara-
tiou, and Is endorsed by practical S.ng-
irS Schco! teachers IS Of the best -
Airs for practice, 10 hymn tunes, Is an
ihems and u giess ard i-pe~t songs, all
intimately united with the instructions,
forming perfect and easy method for
teaching the pote7. The moderate price
Is IN It's favor. PRICE 6HCTs., OR Sc PER
DOIES
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AT N COMB CITY.

NICKsBURG, October Il. - Svventy-two
deaths to-day. The weather is clear and
cool.
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GOOD FOR THE BOYS.

NccoMB "ITY, October L.. - Seventy FIVE
cases and ii deaths to date. Inc fever is
abating.
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KIND HEARTED PARIS,

PARIs. October 1.-THE fete at the Fro
cadero palace for the benefit of the fever
stricken people Of the United States real.
lied l6 400 francs.
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AT BAY ST. LOU

DUCK HILL, October l1.-There ere n,
fears in the town. Eleven deaths to dat,
in the country.
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AT VICkSBURG

PAINCoURrvILLE, October l1.-Ten cases
and = deaths. Total Cases one hundred
and fifty, deaths l3.
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At DUCK HILL

MORGAN Cry, October 7.-Seventeel
cases and deaths total deaths 81.
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How the Democratic ssGatn'' Wa
Made iN Onto
ICincinnati Gazette, Isl

lClnclnnatl 0aZette, 10.
For Democratic politicians to talk OF
their gain of Congressman in Ohio, when
the popular vote has turned largely against
them, and when the gain was made by their
villsinous gerrymandering, with design to
deprive voters of representation. is like =
gang of successful cheats, or band Of bur-
glars over "plsnt."
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AT MORGAN CITY.

YAzoo CRY October l. Six cases and
deaths. Among the latter one Sister O
Charity.
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Clarke S tsrmonic
s oleCi fer Ire Orqan

BY WM II. CLARKE, is new and mag
nificent Instruction Book for those who
wish to play the Organ Pipe or Reed)
IN church, ia fall of fine music for prac-
tice and enjoyment, forms a.taste for the
best kind OF Organ Music, and has the
unique and special merit of preparing the
lesruer TO compose and extemporize in
terludes and Nolun:sries, rs well as TO
pl3y them. PRICE, - %.
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AT YAZOO CITY.

GOorRICK LANDING, October 10 One
hundred and ten cases and IA deaths.
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YELLOW FEVER.
4crs Locked fer Jack Fros,
Socn srr;ye.
The Death of Lieut.. Berner Of Ire
Chambers" Reported.
AT ROCKY SPRINGS,
AT GOODRICH LANDING

ROCKY SPRINGS, October I7.-Twsn,y
three cases and dea; hs To date.
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AT rHIBADEACX.

BAY ST. LOUIS, October l..-Twenty-on
cases and 4 deaths.
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lAReE train of Immigrant wagons AZ
nved In the city yesterday, from across the
nvef: A number Of them are quartered st
the kansas Central Hotel, and will remain
in The city.
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FOREIGN.
Gone 20 LeyOdiQ.


PARIS, October l7-Couut Schouv aloff
has left here for Levodia.
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InEs n the state Capitol.
Commonwealth, Isl

SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
The following bonds have been purchase
by the Commissioners for the investment OF
the permanent school fund. since last men,
ton:
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The Musica! Record.

The Weekly Musical paper OF the eoun
try, DENrsR SMITH, Editor. All mu
sic teachers need it. 5 cts. per copy, 81
per year. 3l2 pages OF music per year.
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LAnGE numbers Of innisrant WAGONS
p. through The city every day for he
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A Fatal sli.sna'isn ef = suiSide.

Hoover Gibson, of Sheridan, with hi.
wife and nephew, VIM. Sheets, of Neo-ho
county, aged nineteen years, on Tuesday
evening went to the Grouse for grapes
They stopped at the Bill Oates place and
Hoover Gibson, went to . spring to drink,
leaving hi. wife and Sheets in the wagon
In order to show his aunt how he saw a
man kill himself, the young man wen,
through the motions With a gun, and while
it was aimed at his neck he accidently hit
the hammer with his foot, which di-charp-
ed the gun and kill, d him on the spot. A.
we 90 to press the coroner starts to hold
an inquest. We get the above particulars
Of Mr.. II. II. Higbee
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The Board OF County Commissioners
have ordered that the people vote this fall
whether they want a new jIil in Nemaha
county We don't know OF any one oppos-
ed to building one, and expect to see the
proposition carried unanimously. We are
well fixed financially, and now is the time
to build
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Close Call.
IConcordia Expositor. iO.l

Charlie Norlan and one OF his brothers
had very narrow escape on Tuesday even
ing Of last week, Both Of them we're sit
ting in the house during the storm when a
flash Of lightning came down along the
stovepip-, damaging the house to a consid.
erable extent, but without hurting either Of
them.
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Barbour County Wheat.

The wea,hear still continues pleasant
and wheat sowing will probably continue
for the next three weeks. The splendid
success in raising wheat during the past
summer has made the Barbour county
grangers anxious to repeat the crop. We
may look for much larger acreage next
wear than ever before
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sterling TO Have . New Chuveh.

The Catholics OF Sterling and vicinity
Who now monthly worship in the school
hou-., held a meeting on September 2lst. TO
copsiI=r the question Of building a church
edihce at this place The meeting was we'll
attended and building committee was or
ganiz-d The following gentlemen were
elected for the ensuing year: NJ. Furs,en-
berg, president; Johu McGinnis, secretary,
and c. p. Reilly as treasurer. Rev F. i.
Schwenber n, the priest in charge, feels
satisfied from the results Of this meeting
that the building will go up this fall. This
is good news for our Catholic brethren. and
will materially benefit our town.
Juncsios City 20 Have Two Eleva.
Junction City Union ,RI
P. J. ONeil, of the Great Western
Foundry, Leavenworth, was in the city last
Tbursday and sold to Thomas Dixon the
elevating machinery for his grain elevator
now In process of erection in this city.
The storage capacity of this elevator will
be twenty car loads, and the shei,inz, clean
ing and shipping capacity will be twenty
cars in ten hours. The Messrs. Rockwell
have directed Mr.. O'Neil to make an esti-
mate for tie plans, machinery nill-wright
work for an elevator of the same eapacity
- Mr.. Dixoo's. This would indicate that
We are 70 have two elevators in Junction
City.
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EE1 =

"A WiN a FoRruSE. ELEvENTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, 1879, AT NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.
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IIstice Miller, of The u. s. supreHls
CT, Renders Ct Opinion
in tt. K.P. Rsc.wr
Case,
And Recommends Ths. Both Receiv-
ers be Discharged and but
O.,e acpairtsd fo- the
Road.
The Reason Being That If Will
Tend to Promote Peace and
Harmony Among all
Parties.
Judge Foster, Therefore, Gives
Willard and Greeley Their
Walking Papers ard Will
appoint in Due Time.

/ Ge L. S CiTc I: Cazt, Diabtet If Kan
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20 .d - b. f.src"iyr Ccunrs S"| =. S-
.c,. a. her ssIsncri'tS- s.r.' -s,sied ny
tn stn.i-, ..r .n- HEsi -SHic-T. Az.
-H,s Dawn ~ ho snt. Tf. re-, and
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Monday morning, train OF about a
dozen emigrant teams stopped in our streets.
They we're from Madison, Hamilton and
Upton counties, Indiana, and every man in
the crowd was Republican. With such
an outpouring, we are afraid the Republi-
can outlook in Indiana is no: very bright.
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Any book mailed post free for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
MEDICAL

e. II. DitsSn & Co.. T.. DitsOn 4 Co.,
SIS Broadway. v. Y. 80 Chestnut St., Pa
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All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
aIeg1der the supervision and management
Of GENERAL q. 7. BEAUREGARDand JU-
BAL a. EARLY. wed-SG&kV4w
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JOIN SITTING BULL.

He was friend to the whites. His SOL
diers would help catch they Cheyennes if
they came that way. He had come into
the council to get the white chiefs to write
letter to Spotted Tail to get the supplies
due there for them and the papers to trans
ter himself and his Indians to Red Cloud.
Spotted Tail and his agent did not want
them there, and that was Why they had
come, and not to frighten the white people
or make var.
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\, large, s \. Marshal; lst. Ward,
M.rion Williams; 2nd WaId, VIM. Davis /;
3rd Ward, II W Ganiiner; An Ward. W.
:. Burke; l4.h District. Alb. Few; lJth
District, J. Sraymsn; 10Th District, Chas.
Collins
For Congressman at large, S. J. Crawford.
After the transaction of some furthur
business Of an unimportant nstsre, the
Convention adjourned.
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JUDGE FOSTERS OPINION.

In addition TO what has already been said
BY Ar. Justice Miller, have but few
Woads to o6R.
At tie time Of the appointDent Of the
two Receivers In this case, the parties then
before ths Ooart OF at least the parties con-