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The New York herald., 1878-02-06
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POST OFFICE NOTICE,

DOST OFFICE NOTICE
The foreixn mails Tor tho week ending SATURDAY..
february D. 1873 will close at this Office Tuesday. a
A. NJ. for EaroDe. by steamship Wisconsin. via Queens
towu on Wednesday. At 10 A. NJ. for Europe, by
ship Abyssnt via Queenstown Tor France
to DO forwarded by thus steamer must be specially
oe,sed AMI ut O'clock A. NJ for France direct by
ship France va iavrc on Thursday NJ A. Me- for Europe,
by steamship Adratc via Queenstown correspondence for
Getmay aud France to he by this
be specially aidressed aud at IL NJ for Europe,
ship frisia. via Plymouth. Cherbourg anu tiambufs
saturday ut 30 A. NJ tor ireland bv steamship CITY Of
New York. via Queenstown correspondence Tor Great
Britain aud the Continent to be by this
mu,t be specially addressed) and at 80 NJ. tor
land direct 10y steamship Bolivia via glasgow. and a ~ 30
A. W. tor Europe by steamship Wcser. via Southampton
and Brc'ncn The steamships Wisconsin. Abyssins aud
AdratIc do not take mall, tor Denmark sweden and Nor.
way The mails tor Nassau r. leave New Yorg February
aud The mails tor the West Indies. s. Thomas
direct and PortJ Rico ana \enezueI< arect leave New
York rctruary6 The mails for CHINA aud Japan leave
San Francisco February IT, The mails Tor Australia &c
leave San francisco February IS
TiIOS. L. JAMES. Postms sster.
Posi- OrricK. NKw York. FeD =. 1873
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A ,sPLkNDlD OPPORTUNITY 10 WIN FORTUNE.
1nlFsserunry II, a. New Orleans .urand Distribution
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY; I ,S57 prisrs.
smonnting 60 sii0 400; capital prizes $4,000 $1,000
SoU &C 10000 tickets. two dollars tS2) halves
eoiiar %j Corresponding agents tor sale Of tickets
highly remuneratve compensation wanted all points,
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings under the super
VISION ana management OF Generals a. T. BeaurcgNrd aud
692, New Orleans, La, or y. FRANK MOUKE 4 SON All
broadway, New York
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I(ECElVERS SALk,
IL by order Of the Supreme Court
BENJAMIN r. FAIRCHILD, Austioneer.
will sell on SATURDAY, February D. 1873
~ ~ o'clock noon,
at Exchange Sulesroom III Broadvnv

At Exchange salesroom. Ill Broadway,
the valuable premises known ~
THE NEW AMSTERDAM SAVINGS BANK
property on the northeast OF Bowery and Rvngton
st. which s erected first class NOVA SCOTIA sT(INE
FRONT four story. basement aud cellar building with
ply ~ Office OF auctioneer No BE acn st. {, RICHARD
VI. BENT Receiver. ON the premises, to WIN1ATE A
CULLEN. Attorneys for rsceivcr, No. 2O6 Broadway.
CHERIFF'S sALE.-vAN TAssELL h KEARNEY
kOSneris Auctioneeru will sell this day, 10 80 o'clock
n ~ Union square, large assortment Of Clothing Trim
ming &c consisting OF Costs, Pants, Vests. Innings.
Canvas Dri selicia Waddinas. Bur4ps Buttons, Bind
tugs, safe. &c. &c.
A. AARoSs. Deputy. BERNARD REILLY, Sheriff
rTNuOMAS KEYwOkTfI AuCTIONEER. SELLS THIS
day, 10Y O'Clock. at l2b Bowery the Stock Second
Hand Dealer consisting OF hand
Bureaus Lounges Feather Beds, Mattresses Stoves &c
Also this Fixtures OF Butchers shop with large
house Grocery Fixtures and large consignment
ing and Fancy Goods. DcSers invited.
NJ ILiIAM Writer'S. AUCTIONkER, SELLS THIS
w day. NJ o'clock ~ $50 f52 Canal st.. largo assor.
mont OF Household furniture. Carpets Cooking and
Stoves, Oi,cioths &C.
WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCrIONEER. WILL SILL ON
w Thursday NJ IL o'clock the enirc Furniture Fix
lures OF the Liquor Store Restaurant Mt IS hamilton
Chairs, Tables. Copper and other COOKING Utensils,
outside Lamp. Ale and Porter. &c.
WILl.IAM ABBOTT AUCfIONBER, Will SELL
w this day 1T II O'Clock, the Fixtures Furniture
o' the Liquor store Grand and rachc Brook
yn: spiendi four-pnl English Alo Pump five French
plate Mirrors one carom Billiard Table. Glass Ware &c
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Art SALE. p,-.,. c.,..,,.-
Tho entire Private Gallery Of Paintings belonging to
CHARLES A. LAMONT, Esq, deceased
Superb specimen OF tho following artists:-
Achehbach. Fortuny. Plot,
tHssansir' tssa"si Gsr1"e' .;sSs' rrrIs;yer,
G6.%Psau''n' 6.InPs li.mm.n. l."nnn. sSehTeyer: Sai,
Detsiiie, is Jsuns, Van 1ns1sHs' @arets''
fflesRS.l. Mrs,'''s Merle, z.m.sois. z%rsss s'fH's
Frsrs, Pcrraalt ziom,
and others,
now on exhibition hi, caay and evening,
No. E.. :. 'ls Esd fsI'' s asassS, Madison, square.
"WEDNESDAY 's saa aS'' rau&sp%y nssi1" EVENINGS
February i3 aud "a,
RoBE@r Bnssr's'DS soSSERvILLE. n'; Aue.ion.or.
The ssG y & b under the 'aps;.e" ,.a % Is'sr
9th nv: who will receive orders. applications for
AUCTION SALE-rODAY lwEDNESDAYJ.
n commencing %, a. M 70 c'eioek :i A. NJ.
fs ssnw.y s% Way: and a nsr @
vparl.ar suit, Chamber sets Brounes Fine Arts &c.
Tabls. Et.seres n,oonss aia,ng.. Iurains. Chamber
He1dns S Exssn.ic" T:bia saet Chairs IN ie.'Ssr
Carpets, slverware Cutlery bookcase. hooks. Library
SUITS tapestry md Jke ~. ~ nsgsjs%sGiS
.Spps fae stop '"s Usssn '"'
gET,VT YET. TALH fI rK,yAfE e
NO. At WEST S l n.y. s ;Io'g sfSsp t'Sn % mansion er Avs
5i,f Rnkisa oGhand urNlanr r'HT%SSsrE' ri%S9
Turkish suit Desks, elaborate ana Ds,S Bedroom sets,
n..d ssa.,sads res..ns Osses Bureaus wssns,ands,
req suits Ex.s"sicn Table sns. CSs'fs syss
% Carpets blake sixth avenue or University
packed desired EiGmiKD IL saSboLi. Aac,ioSSss M sss
A UCrIoN'-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
rhIs twssnesday) AFTERNOON. at IL O'Clock.
2, ,s.ae.ee 2Si Mess 4aa ST. between 5sh and s,h
4 singe aud double sed.sAds Dressing Us.es Bureaus
" M stan s spring ami hair Nsstresses Bedding &c
and servants' furniture. II. Rom. Auctioneer. Com
mencing at ~ o'clock SHARP.
A ucrIoys,1niAAr ma rGIyATE REsIpENcE,
THE ESfiES IiiSrsAHofp fHSSniiiuRE,
OF POUR utlWEyS sTSEy SUsE sS 10TH ST.,
Paor Suits In satin. eoteisns and reps turkish Sets
r. ,s.s''sy ,ssswogS ~ Octave rna.Iore Essgers
ts,ns Clocks velvet Brussels and ingram CArpe,s
s"i%SsT Dressing c;ss:
Extension Table Dning Chairs. siiverpated Ware Gut
kk%HSEE scod 0s;cSSd sS"si
boxed, shipped and removed; city or country.
A ssIGNEE's sALE-JosEPH f. wEIGERT. AuC.
a % . .s Of rs oolSr los .eSsk scs
3aeI fS%'s s. to su s f.. ps s:s Ifrps:b r,s rsrSn
mes. Auctioneer's office. osi Broadway.
A JOSEPH r. wEIGEKr. AUCTIONEER. SELLS
"A .ths day u o'clock 74s Myrtle av Brookyn stock
shirts Unaerwsar. Cardigan Jackets 100 dozen Hosiery
Ss Iouass, .is snow Gases. .hsiyins o,eloa
yn. and Brooklyn and Myrtle avenue ear
a -GEOKGE W. KELLER. AUCTIONEER.
ss q Valuable E:s
THURSDAY oo-morrow). at IL o'clock,
SisE Ei'sj1 G2yisk9P ii Pew, WAsE TX Of
The New York herald., 1878-02-06

"A.
R0YAAL R0yAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Drawing February ~.
Tickets $40; quarters $40; eiphhs s5 fortisaha 81
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY.
Drawing February IL. Whole tickets. 81.
Prizes cashed. Full Inform aton sent tree Address
RRHHEs RHHErsE ! CU BANKERS,
az Nassau st. tcorner liberty). New York.
~ Nassau 81. corner Liberty New Yorx.
A MEXICAN INsTIi UTE.-AN ELECTION FOk OF.
bcers and MANAGERS Tor the ensuing will be held 1t
+. NJ. o. ULEvELAND fresiSena .,o'1
CHAs NICK LEosER, Recording Secretary.
A -FOUR.YEAH.OLD RYE wHIsKEY. 81 PER
"A. gallon, 81 pc: large bottle.
n. VAN BELL 80 Chambers st.
A LII RHEUMATISM POSITIVELY CUKED-ANY
Astage OF the disease. EUROPEAN RHEUMATIC So
ClErY. 2O7 West 34th st.
A TTEXTION, PATfENTsi- AL Disc lsEs, RECENT
ho old. radically cured. DIR. PkOTIN, from Paris "a
Bond st.
A MEXICAN lNs1IrUTE.-rHE ANNUAL MEETING
kAof this institute will be held NJ its Thusdsy
evening, February Z, 1873, al 3 o'clock.
q. NICK. LEOsER. Recording Secretary.
A TTENTION. ON.-TwRNTY YEARS PRCssIAN HOsPr.
h tai experiences spcciatics diseases OF nerv-
Gus system Consultation Tree. Dr. JACOBY. i6l
Bieecker st.
A LII DISEASES OF MEN. WHATEVER TIE
1Acause speedily and permanently cured Dr. DYER, Al
West 18th Ut.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR sTOMAUI, LIVER KID
lAney diseases, Weakness &c. Dr. BROUdHTON's In
vigorato. 21c advics free. 495 Brooome ~
RROuGHrOS's INvl0ORAIOR CURES STOMACH,
4v5 Brooms st.
, 1878-11-21
A GRASSH1PpER STORY.

The discussion was opened under
the head of "grasshoppers."
All the old stories about grass
hoppers eating mules and stopping
railroad trains and bridging over
rivers were related, and recorded by
the secretary, and it lacked as if
nothing new on the subject was to
be advanced, and one of the mem
bers had even essayed to make a
motion to adjourn by saying that
the times were too dull ard money
too scarce for good, square, honest
lying; when Old Reliable interrupted
and said he hoped the gentleman
would withhold his motion for mo-
ment. This request being acquiesced
in, Old Reliable cooked his feet upon
the stove, borrowed the presidents
pipe, and spoke as follows:
"Mr. President, and gentlemen Of
the club, what | am about to relate
amt no lie; it's true and actual
positive fact. Once when | was in
Salt Lake, during one of the grass,
hopper years, they had Drilled chicken
marked on the bill of fare at the res
taurant | boarded at. Pm sort of
partial to 'yeller-legs,' and told the
waiter to bring me half Drilled
chicken, which he did as soon as the
cook had fixed it up in shape. l pro.
ceeded to eat the bird, but noticed a
kind of peculiar taste to it; and,
gentlemen, what do you suppose |
had been eating?"
"Grasshoppers!" cried the entire
club in chorus.
"Not much, it was jest chicken.
You see it was so long since | had
eat chicken that it tasted kinder pc
culiar to me-"
"Sold, by thunder" was all the
president said."-"The Sazarac Ly-
ing Club"
, 1878-11-21
HOW'S YOUR LIVER?

II the skin be yellow and muddy, the
DOVES ronNllphted; if you have ringing in
your ears, duIl pains in the side. Sick
n'a,iacue: sour stomach, hot or dry skin.
spots before the eyes. bud taste in the
m0liIL cold feet ana hands. sleepiness,
gldilnrS', OSs OF appetite, bad circulation
OF IN" blood. Swc'led limbs, &C.. you may
.alrIy conclude your liver is out of order.
ihe liver is more apt to become dsorlered
than any other organ of the body. as its
duty Is to filter the purites from the blood
when IT becomes weak. obStructcd and
diseased 1t must Ilil 10 do it, duty. and
tlle whole body suffers. Try Whites
Prairie Flower. the greatest known liver
plnacra in 'hr world. Sample bottle p
cents 'hrSr SI1t - cents. For sale every
, 1878-11-21
BA4IlSlG'S HAIR INTIGO2ATOR,

VI. battiStc DeIHilang. Tonsorial ar.
tiNt" ot Port townsend. Washington Ter
'itory. h"@| to inform his numerous Ir-
ronS and VA" lublir generally. HAT he ia~
prepared from the original receipt of Pro
lessor M0utaIrmhert, the celebrated chem
st "tP'riS. Hnd from chrnica extracts @,
,are lnrdri!lhl pants found only on m,
Nor'li-WrIt cOnSt uI America, u most nl,
EIIt addition to the usual toilette nrtic'rs
N fhr ~hrpe of M iuvignrator and rriuvi.
ator of the hair. This delightful irrpar
mon c,"anScS HE hair from all impurities:
prevents dlndrulf heals all skin disease %,
NJ h'ad. im%ltS gloss and SofiurSS and
beautiful co or to the hair; restores it,,
growth by its healthy and tonic action.
una prevents its alling of. In sho
Battiste's Hair Invigorator
Is the "sine qua non" Of all the inventions
lor the Improvement, brAutifvinr and
growth OF the hair. The material of
which it l. composed are harmless aud en-
b" used freely according to directions nc
campaigning each bottle. Every lady DE.
SlroI| of having beauIiIu! hair should con-
Sluer her toilette table table inrompletr
wlholta hottie Of this delicate and ele
gant cosmetic. Prepared aud for sale by
BATrlSrE DELAIrANG,
At his TonSOria saloon.
Water street, Port Townsend, W.T..
, 1878-11-21
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Thisllniment very naturally originated In Amer'-
CO. where Nature provides In her laboratory snch
surprising nntldotes for tho maade3 OF her chl''
dren. It's fame has been spreading for years
until now is cncirclcs the habtabc globe.
The Mexican Mustang L!almcnt Is lnatches'
remedy forall lexternalailmcats Of man and beah''
To stock owners end farmers It n Invaluable.
single bottle often saves human life or r''
stores the usefulness Of an excellent horse o.
cow, or sheep.
1t cures foot-rot, hoof.a.l, hollow horn grub
screw.woym, shoulder,rot, mango, the bites a'.'
stinss OF poisonous reptiles and insects, and every
such drawback to stock breeding and bush life.
1t cures every external trouble OF horses, such
as lamcness, scratches, swlnny, sprains. founder
wind. gall, rlng.bono, etc, etc.
The Mexican Mustang L.liment Is the quickest
cure In tho world for accidents occurring In the
family, in the absence OF II physician, such oS
urns.---'s.''--r-iu, nuts- as.i fs- She"n'-'
tIsm, and stiffness ongcnderod by exposure. Pur.
ticulnrly valuable to Miners.
It sthe cheapest remedy In the world, for 70
pencrates tho rusc!c to the bone, and n single
Application is generally sufficient to cure
9eSlcan Mustang Iiniment Is put up In three
sJes Of bottles, the larger ones being proportions
tely much tho cheapest. Sold e'erywhere.
, 1878-11-21
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON.


The President of the United States
mas designated Thursday, the 28th
day Of November, 1878, as day OF
Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty
Uod, reciting in his Proclamation,
many reasons why our whole country
should manifest its gratitude TO In"
Unite Goodness, and,
WHEREAS, In an eminent degree
our beloved Territory has been tav-
ored by bountiful harvests and an
exemption from pestllence, disease
and death. The tide of immigration,
greater than at any previous period
Of our history, has swollen our popu-
Iation, giving assurance OF an early,
brilliant future. In view of which
1t is meet and proper that we, as a
community, should lay aside our
daily vocations and consider the
source from whence we derive our
renewed and increasing blessings.
Now, Therefore, | Elisha p. Ferry,
Governor Of SAID Territory, do here
by appoint,
Thursday, the ~ day Of November, 1873,
To be observed throughout the Ter
ritory as day of Thanksgiving and
Prise to Almighty God.
And ! earnestly request the peo-
pie Of the Territory to observe the
day by abstaining from their usual
occupations and attending their sew
eral places Of worship to render unto
our Creator thanksgiving and praise
for the manifold favors bestowed
upon us.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, | have
hereunto set my hand and
t-~- caused the Great Seal of
L. 5. the Territory to be affixed
49, at Olympia, this Sth day of
November, A. d. 1878.
ELISHA p. FERRY.
BY the Governor:
n. Fl. OwINGs,
Secretary ofthe Territory.
, 1878-11-21
Notice to Creditors.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
OLIVER r. cERRisH, Dec
Notice 10 Creditors q
Present Claims.

NOTICE is hereby given by the
undersigned administrators of the es.
tate of Oliver f. Gerrish, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within one year
after the date of this notice, to the
said administrators at her residence,
or to G. Morris HalDer, her attorney,
at his office in the city OF Port Town.
send, Jefferson county, Washington
Territory.
Dated, October 10, A. d. 1878.
MARTHA A. GERRlSH,
Administrative of the estate OF Oliver
f. Gerrish, deceased.
G.. Morris Haller, Atty for admistra'
trix. 34:4w
, 1878-11-21

\ little boy writing on &" Win
ter says among other things: 'Icc
grows much better in winter than in
summer, which was an inconveni.
ence until the discovery of ice
houses. Water that is left out Of
doors is apt to freeze at this season.
Some folks take in their wells and
cisterns on a cold night and keep
them by the fire, so they do not
freeze"
, 1878-11-21
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician lctired from active prac-
tIce. having had placed in his hands by an
East Indian missionary the formula of n sim
pie vegetable remedy for the speedy and per-
tarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung af-
fections, also Il positive and radical cure for
General Debility and all nervous complaints,
after having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, feels ii
his duty 10 make il known to his suffering
fellows. The recipe will be sent free of charge
TO all who desire IL, with full directions for
preparing and successfully using. Address
with stamp naming this paper.
DR.. M. f.. Bell,
No. 6S COuI tland ST.,
6 BALTHMORE, MD.
, 1878-11-21

Doc eeI[ week in your own town. s5 outfit
<SAlN ir'': No risk. Reader, if Won want ~
CiV9 business ut which persons OF either se% y
.,..n,e can make great pay all the time thev
WyEnrE' W,lin iorpariCulars to H. IIuIlctt a 90
, 1878-11-21

An exchange is discussing " the
rod in school," We have noticed
that il you give boy rod, he will
take mile, and probably go fishing
before he gets back.
, 1878-11-21

nNnTN business you can engage in. $5 to
WNVIl $50 per day made by any worker of
nBlN either sex, right in their own local
DhAo tiles. Particulars and samples
worth 81 free. Improve yOnr spare time at
this business. Address Stinson " Co., Port
land, Maine,
, 1878-11-21

What is the difference between
church organist and the influenza?
One stops the nose, and the other
knows The stops.
, 1878-11-21

"See, mammal exclaimed the lit.
de one, as puss with arching spine
and elevated rudder, struts around
the table. " See, kitty's eat So much
she can't shut her tail down."
, 1878-11-21
M % TIC {: c.

THE SUBSCRIBERS GIVE NOTICE THAT
L they have been duly appointed executors
of the will and administrators of the estate OF
In the county of Clallam. All persons mdeDt-
ed TO said estate are requested TO make Dly-
mcnt and all having claims to present them
for adjustment.
Dated Oct. 18th, 1878.
G. II. GERRISIT,
ELLIOTT CLINE.
New Dungeness, County of Chllam, W.T..
, 1878-11-21

Best thing to do when you go shop
ping with ladles--Jake notes.
, 1878-11-21
HORSE FOR SALE!

AN excellent SADDLE HORSE.
Perfectly gentle, and free from vice.
Suitable for lady to ride. Also brol.e
to harness, single.
Apply to AL. PLUMMER, at r. &
Co.'s
, 1878-11-21

This is boys composition on,
girls: "Girls are the only folks tha;
have their own way every time
Girls is Of several thousand kinds,
and sometimes one girl can be likr
several thousand if she wants to de-
anything. This is all | know abou
girls, and father says the less I know
about them the better off | am."
, 1878-11-21
Order to Show Cause.
IN the Probate Court of Clallam county.
Territory.
IN THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF
John Vidler, dec.

F. A. BARTLETT, the administra
TOR OF said estate, having filed his petition
herein, duly verified. praying for an or
der of sale of the real estate belonging to
said estate. for the purposes therein SET
forth. Ii Is therefore ordered by the said
court that al persons interested be and
appear before the said court on the
2Sth Day of October, 1878, at 10 A. VI.
OF said day at the court room of said court
In New DungeneSs, Clallam county. W.
l.. to show cause why an order should
not be granted to said administrator to
sell the real estate of said deceased or so
much thereof rs shall be necessary to nav
the debts OF deceased and expenses Of adj
ministration.
w. l.. ROGERS.
Attest: Probate Judge
w, q. GARFIELDE, Clerk 30iw
, 1878-11-21

Feathers are used this year to trim
everything except hotel pillows.
, 1878-11-21

People are getting ncquanted-and those VIII"
are not ought to be-with the wonderful merits or
that great American Remedy, the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-14
College Commandments.

MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE, June
July 3. Sunday, bac-
calaureate by President Hurlburt, with
evening address before Philadelphian
society by Rev. A. H. Clapp of New
York Monday, Phi Beta Kappa ad-
dress by Charles Dudley Warner of
Hartford Ct; Tuesday, alumni address
by Rev. John c. Labaree and poem by
Rev. H. NJ. Ladd.
UNIVERSITY OF VERMoNT.-(Burling
ton, Vt.)-Sunday, June 23. Thursday,
q. Sunday, baccelaureate by Presi-
dent Buckham, with evening address
before society of Inquiry by Rev. DR..
w. X. Huntington of Worcester Tues
day.. Phi Beta Kappa Grafton by ex-
President Thomas Hill of Harvard col
lege, and poem by Prof. w. C. Wilkin-
son of Rochester, N. Y, theological
seminary; Thursday, medical college
commencement and address by Prof.
William Darling.
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE Hanover, N.
H.)--Sunday, June 23-Thursday. 9th.
sunday, baccalaureate by President
Bartlett, with evening address before
the theological society by Pref. L. T.
townsend of Boston university We'd
ne,sday, Phi Beta Kappa grafton by
Alfred Russell of Detroit, Mich.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1878-06-14
THE Indian Troubles.

owhvhee county, Idaho, Saturday, Two 1
c;tizens and eight Indians were klll e.i
achievements have been sent 1orwalu
from Silver City, and another hgn1 a WE
exnected yesterday. Consloeia eao
Numbers of Indians were seen nIas
Cold Springs station, slxty,nVe n nn,,ts
ont. Saturday night. All accounts 11s
agree that the Indians are conGinuany
nassing across the stage road and across
Snake river between Big Camas pralli e
and the scene of hostilities IN ownyne99
comfy. General Howard is expected
at Boise City tomorrow. A column Oh
troops from the west will arrive a day
later. The Indians will probably MAKE
tbe first stand in the Juniper Mountain
region. but it is evident that only
norton of their fighting force is there,
and they will also remain in the lava
beds until dislodged or forced to sur
render. a
A Portland, Oregon, despatch says
that General Howard, now at Fort
Walla Walla on the way to Boise CITY,
telegraphs as follows: Reports from
General Wheaton represent that some
bannocks are appearing in the vicinity
of Salmon river. The people are nee
ing to Mount Idaho.