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Ton Of Gorcrnmest providing that munitions
ol var should be pesfrrfet} b. scicnttHt stuhy
N time Of ptact rather than In tho prcscncc 6f
inc enemy; and that they should % prepared
by tho servants OF thc Republic, who Iron the
natura VI thtnRl can htvc no outside Interest of
their own, RATHER than be tnken In tho l,ssto OF
urgent neceshttr trom the highest bidder OF tho
crowd Of contrsctors. This price Of bad army
rnaferfa1 f. paid. not Ia money a1ope,
hut IN blood, .nd tears, and death, and
In things more precious even than these. Con-
Crest IL the victim Of mania on army-rc-
tTenchment, 80 much 80 that new Army bill
sppeats simultaneously with every report frurn
the West Of the plentiful lack OF sufficient inen
to guard the frontier. Bus what II m access of
ttotcsm should enablo our rulers tn refuse IN
purchase anv more Of these works Of urt wnic,
make our National Capital tho wuuder Of the
world In the eyes nf those who love ann under
stnnl MT. What II 4 surge Of hcrofstn WORTHY
nE nld sparta tn her glory should inJncu thcrn
to fctretch their own salaries, tnagnan!tnously
taetri trn,c tl1ne xKo. Let us haye retretlth.
tncnt ~ all things, and In the army wherever
safe and advisable; yet let us not put OIL our
Arn,or too soon; We hare no longer the exc1lfe
OF ignorance for our uhwiadpn,; and the peopla
lave bot forgotten the tIrnt DISASTROUS years Of
the War. before Mcclellan created m ar,ny OUT
OF ~ brave mob Al probably wns escr seen.
An Oh3KnyER.
, 1879-01-10

Afn fhrk fSfrtstaoadx fn.ttuN.aults Javsaak
How suleuutdly bccrhes'. people stand by
liu1! liu received l, ,lha1 calls ycstcrdat,-YDJ
more than last year, whosa New Year feii OH
much rlcasantcs day. 1t speaks volu,ucs for
the asfccttonn.e fidelity OF tho huuian heart
that 80 Iuany good hca aud wolucu have fol-
morse and uespa'r, Tired Will. Gim tu tLs .aye
Of 2le1u, seen him on his kIleca beIors TAco-
1ore 1ilton, and read hts passionate seli-atxusa.
tiua without loA,nx confidence in lin. hui
i nsaok Moun1 sss St4 u !opuar With hs, irenl.,
lug calls. red-headed, breezy, agrceabic ~
sscF, sn4 be- y getting rich; sud Al4. Ioulton,
taat "siles of the bay ot JulKtuept," IL the
llltou lectures to biz nuuieucrs; aud Buwcn,a
J'.tff1<ssdeat stands Ut sbr head OF religious
newsnspeSt; aud Leousru Bacon, the 8Icphls-
tophsles OF the waola a{flr. lourishea I4 New
, 1879-01-10

liaren. 30. hrrra'l for every blg !-nt, every.
body, II yui ptrase, except the pnor woftian
Who, " whatever thr iaets, was tlte victim OF the
tragedy; who lives IN The depths of woe. de-
fcrted bT Mr.. Bcecher and rcpu,1tatcd bY tho
Plymouth Church. which at first supported her,
fed hy the cunlcmptu0us hand OF charity eY-
tendeH by him who was once her husband. It
Whi,o I was writing tho above paragraph,
Frank Curpentcr came In. Your readers will
remember him ~ the artist Of great merit anl
c'!nslIesabsc distinction who talnted the picture
Of Signing The Emsncipatlou Proclamation :"
which Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson wear ago pre.
scnted to Congress. Tic al. published one or
two most entertaining books about lite in the
Whfte-Iiouse and bis intercourse with Mr.. LIN
c1,In. anu waa an important witness In The
and f. doing as goui work in tie line OF portrait.
painting m Arr Hrlist in this ronntry.
sakcd him thu II was that Hecrl'rr aifn'ied
n last work 1wfcre Sunday -sci!t,uj, when he
man who had ot,cc beet, IT'S friend, and thcy dil
not zee EACH other all dav.
"Whv,n said CARPENTER, "that was Moulton.
dined VIII Frank The other slay and he told
during Tho ride Franks orcrcoat got Into
Rcecher's scat somehow, and the OH, fellow waa
going to carry It oil by mistake. when Frank
scnt the conductor and recovered II. Then,
wien they eot to Utica, where Reeel'cr wns to
lecture tn the evening, nod ths: Mutual Friend
vas TO address tho Dairy Convention tho next
d*f. t!.y were seated. hY the ingenious dining
rmtn Mogni, face 10 face Mt Tic table. Frank
told frfrluls seated with him story OF
Frenchsnan who .nrJ, for So apiece, mneav eggs
t!'at ha,eEed ducks. and when tie purchaser
ot the egge wantet his money back, The French
man said: Non non By no tncencei Itan
ri no moneys hatk. i cannot hc responsible
17r de morals of my n,ncawl' Bcecller smoth-
erred nse.ga1ton laugh IN i,Is napkin, mil The
apoi'ettie effort sent tho blood clear up to the
top vi lfs head.''
, 1879-01-10
Congress nni. tho Army,
IL the EIIf0E ql 1hf 1.E.tuHk.


1T. ALuAAs, VT, Jan. Bit IL efnlncntly
worthy Of y great nat!on. whe,I oycrhurlelcl
with debt, to sacrifice nil luxurtes ald yce lu
cut down neccasaFy expenses to thu lowest pos.
st1le llniit; hut due wisdom should be exercised
IN nsceFtaining what ulaY properly te called
luHurics and how far necessary expenses Will
bear curta!lmcnt. There WAS once man who,
lsercrtyins tha need Ut q just economy III his
Affairs, npdu Up his tntEd to IQtsihce la garden
feHce. lle atrurditgiy cut It w to frrd tlIs
kitchen Dire, AMI retired to resi-, pleased with
hlinseit aud tue world; LuE III the 1aurntnE ho
found that the uei:hborl' tatIlc had lr.froted
bis garden aud iclt ll,nl pothlHg 10 cook aver
his hre. There was also ontv another 1nan,
who ccun0mlxed beyond possible limit Oh
Tho hay ol ill., horse, Tor, "wheu hs had
got 10 = straw tiuy, tic poJr creature
tl'e4." Quo Ii hcnsibly reminded of these Ill
ridents iu noticing k0iuu vi the efforts Ut
Cougreta to arrange tue hattDllal truEaiittes,
of which tho list new Army bill will b., per-
haps, II DasAed, tue nlDst Teluurksblc. there
aTe men still living iu tho present gebcrutlun
who huye uot fuFruLt1il low tho country lu hxr
hour Of NEED WIS SerYed BY the thrifty and palrt.
ostc contractor, utl VIII uWll consequently bc In
disposed 10 aid iu building up m0re culossal for.
tulles at slcll cust They 41ao It'll viyldIy rc-
1nctuber tbs vxpenslre a,,l t,tIr-unsuluiug OK.
lerinentx which, wcro Obliged IL be 1uude-
while tho tidu vi Mxr MAS sweeping over I'll
landmarks aud daily threatcu0E tu aAbmcIRe
ux-up0n everything that co,se under ths Lcud
of percussion or pruieete, 9ran Acap u CO.
They have, therefore, recognized
sound Dsldence md c0nloh-seuss IN ths Ac-
, 1879-01-10

brr. j. W. Judd, i, r, g., PKnfpssor of c,coIo.
gy al tho Isoyal ecl,o0l Of Mines. rayc ihe Sfnn-
ttay lecture IT. tiIn t.uun lnylttt,tion. hfs snb-
jrgt being tho fortnatiun Of Tie swiss Aims.
tho lecturer polluted out, tint fm,r staoes ra,, M
be recognized In tho history Of ttIasc Aims.
First, the existence pf line ii weakness Il, tha
eart's cgl,pt nearly rotucllcut with liz linz. nf
1hc prrscnt mountains. Thia Ia eyilenced lIr
t!Ic fnct that Alu,1g this lur or wcsknesa thcrs,
ware volcanic ottfurtA tl,c results Of Which can
still hr Traced. Secondly, tEeru iolIowe.i along
this h,ic Of Hcakfess n iIenrrsslnn nnt1 h, ~.
, 1879-01-10


CHICAGO, Jan. 9.--lH your lasue If the 30tt.
ult., over vt. l.. NJ" iud the following:
~ aa 4bscure but respectable American, dss!ru
TO record oil emphatic opposition against tho chn1.
acser o1 lsifIolt& reCeutly exhibited ty Cyrus W.
Eisld. Tnst any lnGsit,gGnt American r1u ~ far
forget the istosy Of hls county, and thu princl.
Pe1 ot MANHOOD ~ to sftnco Willingness 10 rfxCt
s''onliasflt 10 thu n1pTacipsed EpYltsn spy, Nal.
AAaFe. y csrtAinty nuyuuu The comprehension IT
ny tAof understanding. This MF+ FlulsI prupusex
70 70. Tae sptsaph i 70 bs furnished " Dean
sasanisy,-A "a most saXseloas enutce. Docs not
oatrsttic Ine1 Who4o naHles nru yet unIA-
scf!1cds Aul cual4 nut Mr. Field have "a.
lectsd ono n,ofe deserving VI bis connlderptitn
-ol usouuu.ant&l prrretnlt5-tlan alaJ. Al,t'rrf
Thu English people erected monument
to .sntfa; twas tNolr prislcge to do so; nut tho
aoea VI poIlatlns lhstda 6talss auit with such uA
abonlnA6le tatuy II tothlnx short OF downright
!Eauls ~ every An1cFlcau possessing splrk of
hoAotsbls patriotism. II IL Iu0fu than sablima
io4dylsni on tha pst! uf Gyrus w. field; It !. abs
!xto d!sluyalty; aud II his 0wu c.,nselsucu woE't
teach hlu la's, GossEpnaent. | s45, should.
Aud III your Yesterdays Issue these lioca, from
tho saule writer and upou ths sumo subject, to-
Wit:
IL IL not uncLFsttan say thAt such an act Il IN.
consistent Will The dctstsa Of human HatusH. aud
lnost curtaluly should kecctru thu GtsappraLaftou
ef every upright AIuvsscan. Iha pup4f4eity and
wealth Vt Cyrus W Flul4 to the eacitasy natwlth.
standing.
Being descendant OF one of sl4,ss who wrFp
present It the execution Of MAJ. Au,lIe, / hcx
lsaTc to diaes With "c. Z. NJ" AY grand
, 1879-01-10

10 1hf tfHHF q" lHf 11bfh$.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-rcrmit inc 10 ask II there
Ii any law or city ordinance 10 :un,pet builders
aud architects when constructing \ block u!
houses to run thr dividing walls Of each house
up clear to the roo:f The house live In Is one
Of dozcp or more, covered with otie roof for
all, extending from end 10 cptl OF the block.
atIordfng, In case of fire, u certain lncaus Of
communication lroin one huuse 10 another, to-
Wit: q 1lre occurred last Wednesday night In
oEu Of tie tlnilsrs, and, by mems of the barn.
ltke roof, most VI the other houses we're HlIcd
with an,oke Immediately, while ono or u,orc
wcro unnecessarily tlullsagcl By watrr. This
said hOuaes ns TIT" constructed arc ltt.lo lrss
tnn t[ndcr-Nxca, antl 70 fragile It, tho tltyison
between cact, 1ousc that ons is never sus truIli
tire, even II several eo-ca1c,, houscs Intervene:
lor should Tue tirg burst through thu tclIiuRsof
top ru0tIIs, II has IN 0peu sweep vi the luslu
OF the roof fran enl lU end OF tile block MAC
lug tho holse fartte.t frnm tho IRE In ~ n.tel,
danger as tho one next to the irr. An Auswcr
through the medium VI your paper w,Il ,hIue,
lscspecltully, your renlcr. E,pEAr.
, 1879-01-10
LEARNED FOLKS EXCITED.


nocs the Earth bulge aud wabb,e.
1sassfa1tos tntrsr ,ndtne< tsneinna,t ua.e,t<.
Under the pretensc that Il emf nScotup pD,h
wonderful reform In Tim n.tboti. NJ our
ro,1o,,, .,xro.. ..u .,.,a. ~. 49, w.
"nN'o'.' ~ su'ee,s'A 'c's 4alet nut cacecdlne'y
ehefCc3sc movement Is on loot 10 act our pres-
ens Congress to hunting fur certain supposed
bulge III the surface Of the earth. II the man.
hcrs of tt,e uousc AunrnnrI,th,n f,or,r,t,.a,
s,...,,s NV .s ,,.' ppop''asou eo""n,t'c"
s"oa'a 1epos. 'loetal sun 10 search Tor syIn-
but the proposition they ato now considering,
tn furn TIM limo, D1I.c mn, In. vorn,. po.torni
.,,.r.,,. 49,. s.' ~.
n.., oss' ~ ~ .oaat survey anu ehafkc e
GeouetN surveyor the on'lea STATES WI! hardly
w T.. oy stncfat lcauc!s as pfo1eei 70
.s!'.s,. ass.st w. sGas. aur !Me caftns nnlee lhe
,.roa}.1 Luz su''stSs tn:nsc.'a 10 hot
n,sul*e:1 10 th"m @ uhaef var1oas h'si, s1uudluc
, ltsma. tn"5 Masu useM hn',tohsuea Win Breat
~. ~ & t"u o"sMeo T ua5 ntsh .'he eoser-
,.'s snI W"o.s w. 3ca. lhe asaucihy Ok etirnres
10 taxe !. tntn CONSIDERATION hy tt,ontaneou.
tethatn' written Il, a''l handed to Mt Hewitt
., o'1fponer. , ine M Canlt''ittee u ths Aeansns
u." ue' LIN EarAt VII VI the suolset "
asta" mpon ~ " Se.Ivt' a.ll lla:'e report tn
1onEreta. III wtieti the real cad IN s;sw-the
ssi.' asss1ta''i.E ~ ,me na,Re-was cascsAir enn-
ns re.'in' 1u W." ILL.,, C"t'see ,', 1t hpptopra
menucta suppose 10 oe msasnTe 9t E.eat
eeo1ioMs' anu one that VIII fstaatsli tais Eou-
Erees III tne patrof' VI sclentr. ~ Is, hOwovrF.
s'nP'Y III u pfosee!tn ali exploration lor the
buisGs he constituents u these gentlemen
SHOULD ocar thts ~ mlnd when The grase ques-
tluf! u renofnstahtlon next nrtaes
LUIS flfoolcth OF tlle bulge Ia tapabt' OF being
atatel IN hsPefal ways. ~ cluetdaftd byA
tnTHlusr .! sI'o .acndcly, u u Illus c1plrssrl:
"frrtlass thc eauatur isnel1 Is nut tlrrlH, aud
t1s earlHh He1!fe, thefe1uEc. nut I'Trrlsety
stltflAl ~ fess''!ton ahoi!t;tfA iN'|at h1Is, hut
lho!. heaF!t AZ ei'!t}sohl " s'lfe" axes" Git.
&efhat's, VIII. t'u+ resprct ~ the Acu'!elEy, tssr
ssattcF '9aS ~ plhera III tteastr !iEut- II
ttha1l t'of sH'lll!l Sit uu"l earelull! fnF fsT
1'1Hflc'tA oIi sphere of 1!tty u WniI!,! so as
s'I'ne tue form III an o,lIats -p''erohi, such ~
tue tartii !la* iof se1.n time been Auppose'f !"
", ut'n w ~ thr tine WHICH the thrt'ry ~
nlilgo h"Sam 10 cxc!te The E7.rtltfisworI1 Thu.
Tyr lfi Tie heareh a1t.r tttcsitir kE,"'t.gr. u
t!le pfessar'' rxcFtt'l W tbs fnall hoy az tho
Pu1ty taa t>eFh tt1th!tratrlf even, thf "1pfata
bpAeroaa " ur reVolutMIh VIII tava bf"n rro-
stuce!. II III" hoy Will then Ivy nut The eaustur
on hla llattrnest .i0fr uttnrIln@ to cxlsftns
tneorIes. and heat himself ihls time III
thu plana III tho slslnlos tnr trW moments.
liz will hare hGsCre lu the lla "clliusth uf three
axis, uyer Mhlc!, tcrtan AttcHtlt!.: EeAtEcincn
nrc losing u gDaI deal Of see,h tn R,tnl ths
matter III, III plain langlsa@r, fl,e new t!cury IL
that ths earth, IN addition 10 l@ng ttattenrt1 At
the I,nlcs, bufges out a,,rvcnly Vt this equator.
Aud ~ thu cutih. "hcn ftrIl III profile hy the
Academic ialfjI iaS tfttre II
, 1879-01-10
Not'tstly's Business hut nTr, Ayress,

4" t7'S 94""" !" 1H 1FtDHHf.
CHICAGO, Jan. Sits understood, generally,
that tho Office Of Town Collector belougs 10 tho
people residing in said town also, that tile voter
selected TO Ill said position is the scryant of
That particular people, and that he owes bis
position solely TO his Immediate constituency,
III view Of tdcse iacts, Will YOU have tic kind
ness, through the MEDIUM, Of your valued TAPER,
70 EsVe 10 tuur realcrt OF the South Utvlsun OF
our CITY the name, Residence. and politics Of
eaei! u The force now at work 1p the Office, as
we'll as flc a1polntecs for Etrcet service Of Enus
Ayrgs' tue prcte1't Incumbent Of tho Office of
south-Town Collcctori DCcKErx
, 1879-01-10
Mlasfssfppf River I.evees.

CRANBERRY SUMMIT, ". Va. .fan.A-r would
like 10 know where Congressman tlnd their au-
tborily under the Constitution for using or np-
proprlattnE Government moneys for tile protec-
tion aud improvement OF private property1 The
hill now before Congress {br the one psoposed)
for improving the navigation OF Western rivers
amounts 70 that, no more and M less, 40 far as
the isseea OF the Lover Mississippi are con-
ccrned.
II eonnot be.eallet1 improving tho navigation
Of t!at river. because the fevees arc only useful
tn v high water.h When steamboats, can run any
where. and they afo useful tlIcH to prrstnt tie
"rcrilt'w OF farms aud plantations, nnd ior 10
Tie blli Is for taxing all the people Of this
country to project. and thereby a11 tn the val,le
Of. all the pantai iona.ou the Lover Missis%ippt.
sannot .3 sea wt5 tue farms On the Ohio q
Illinois Rivers, or tScu I'll "Goosc Creek" II It
overflow its hanks, ufe not Just as much cntl-
tied tn levec at the expeIte OF the Guvern-
msnt @ as The planters on thc M!ssissippi lsivcr.
Mhss 1s the ot.ds wael,sf tia fands teong to
Congress-, no doubt, has the right to frnpro,r
tho navigation Of auy river bY removing snags
or dhndbafs or conttntug the water to narrow
el1an1e! IN tvse rattr, but 10 ia,PrUs navigation
" t1ntntnE the waters to narrow clIxt,nel In
nigh edter, when there IS water enough lu float
Idea.
II the States owning said lands on the river
chooee to buitd leyers to prntcct their real ek-
tats and add to thes saxabls property. they have
d right to.
The farmers ou tho Western prsiries have lust
e. much right TO ask for nn appropriation 10
build ie,lees bitches, snd leveea twness nerded)
~ the planters III tue South have.
Ihey have latted tt1U "l.vee hook" with
dozen Or 20 Northern rivers, 81 a. 10 catcl, the
Norlhern vote: That Is about the way Dayy
Crockett said Bills were passed th hts time. on
yot,.''
, 1879-01-10

Iun0ecut ttntuies vi oplan PIsttsn.,msIh orc,.
sionaily. Tho either afscrnuon o,lo wcnt to Mcr-
res 1nu bought pair Ut khucs. Peter was il
shr @ act o. ,i spr,okliuR some eak-poxdcr insllo
lively " him sud marked: kuom whit Vot,;r,
dolaE." Ihu Esni4i Peter snlled s<aiuiescuee,
slo Slid toward tho door, aud said tp toncs
that startled ths ncrsr. Of Peter. Hucbuur, MIR
shall. etc:: You can't ehlorofsrm tue, m:ster:
Was fooled onct befufe. ,spd I'm olnuIaI II
do 1t again." Aud she left without thY shoes.
, 1879-01-10
Mrs, Qalpea.

= Mrs. Asra Clark taiues las very simple bah.
IT, anu iasses. snd drsasss plaIulY but 10 excel
eE, "Eefcrstug To- her outside outdoor gartncut.
:" hsye woIa t6!es winters, aud my wardrobe
doe4n't cost u1f .$3O yeAH.' shs Ii shout ii,
lived sxcc. oae ot haf sunts living 10 lis,
, 1879-01-10

10 tAkn II IN. ten. 2hetfdan'1 snnunl report
Ueeer. %.e 81 0 4. only A, e hs II t
10 placed m lie records Of the Government
and 1t vas .spreal broadcast bcforo sc
pnht,,::e. pE',t,:s n fast, | saw i nlst in the
tive pcpsrtment should In sueI an Official docn.
mcnt publicly srratgn nnoihcr Department In
99n'nca,ased ter'ns ~, 10 rsgarlel u PIT.
to II had the grave charges thus 1nadc been con-
tine1 to the guilty parties, without casting un-
11st lnputatfons unon honorable mcn, and
Without o'nltttnR circumstances essential to =
lair representation of lte truth. But, such not
being the rasc, considered It my duty 10 cs,l
for Proof.
~ did not 10 70 for the purpose Of
tscftR1Na AMY orPicEHs INTO AiLErcE,H
t!u,.tIona!'l, , propficty. Fur ! very potntcdy
AID ffncatesfly a*kcd him not to be silent, but
~ bptak. and lhc reply came only Elk weeks
a,:cf W.. my arsi re1cst In tls ca,e, a. iu oh,
;lesire I. 70 conceal anything with regard to lbs
indian Service. may Justly say that have
done ,, all could. BY .nstltutine Inquiries and
Galllng for REPORTS, to bring 'ta tfefcrts to lEt.
have MT only not rep+llcd. but have Invited,
Information 1Eo!n army oflicett, and l shall
always H. grateful to them Tar cooperating
With me In tf'ia rrspcrt. But when IN official
documents vaauc and sweeping charges ul so
grave character. Involving wl,olc branch OF
!!H scrvscr, are put forth, auch rs appear In
tien sheri'lan's annual report, It is nv dnty to
prutevt worthy officers nnnrr this Department
A. st'at ther may mt suffer in public estimation
the Department itscit.
Earncstly enteavorng to elevate the moral
tone and the efficiency Of the Indian Scrvtce.
.unsit'er It Of the first importance TINT every Of
1lcer in II bc inspired with PROPER sclf-resnect.
ffsnf I'M ole
, 1879-01-10
lib lid,

,- RhASusF kkux<as.
Mother t',ottclhK bur son = xsre1ineas} }-0eorxe.
YOU should always leave the tanis fxe;luE
that yuu could cut i liitte more" Son." ~
lnpthEr.n
, 1879-01-10

Rtktuuc.
The question Il not what tho management ot
tfations or At tho beginning ot this; tho quus-
ttoti 10 Hhut It Ia nov, nna what, under Tho
present tuettou of dtttetlun, It is iike!y to b.
Gome, s' 90 nut pretend tiat 1t Is now "hat /
changes In t,o personnel NJ we'll Us IN tbs t,s,.
irss regulations .nsy be suggested by extu.-
rence: Neither do pretend thst We O. "a. u. a..
cn.npish "9ndess with tho means allow.
serylse. = Gen. Sheridan, wlm stsuks
aoont the sutllcency Ut apuropr,nt ionss
Is, perhaps. mt aware that lat yeur uIf
w. inat1'; sssyse @ l'aa 70 sucn ior goods and
paemcnts, etc.. tMrus,vc Of all IL tralIslx,rta.
tios. WA e2so!t.u37, willie ti,e ar,ny WI. nifowci
st:W,tA0 tyr transportation aonu, to TINT lllo
os e oi tfspte,l1 II " a a'one II tho military
food, TUG clotlisng. and tho aariculturut tools
aud implements We furnished to d ,,uulber ~
lndfans many titncs larger than tho army, Iu.
elaA'yu1f ftsanspor1aslon. fhls yyar tho pronor-
the Indian Service Is By no mesus favored with
abundant approximations, md q thorough ill.,
9ulrt Into the subject would undoubtedly snow
tlat u punt OF economical n'anagcncutit viii
compare fayorubly with auy brunch VI tbs pub
llc service, aud especially with tne ar!uy,
About some instances Of that economical n,ul,-
agemcnt, 0en. Me!ga. the Qlartvruna astvr. Gru-
elul ol tue Anly,
POUND OCCASION TO EXPRESS SURPRISE
when ttstlfying before tho cufuIn,ttee VI Con.
gEess on tho tfanafer VI the Indian Stsyitc. Hut
that VIC cannot furnish food t. lndiam trlbcs fus
which We urc SLOWED No moncy1t uecds no A.
Cullcnt to prove.
Thcre arc inanY e1presslons In Gen. Shcrtdan's
"suppleucntal fcpurth calculated tu leave tho
Impression that must OF the Indian wars o,isiu-
nscd !n'song Mts3auageluent ol Indian affairs
by civil officers Ut tho Government. Every
student Of s4e subject will agtct with n,e iu
laying that tbtR 10 Historically uutuui,dcu.
Whtlo such misMonagcnlent has undoubtedly
taken place, tt ts III historical tagt that very
large majority OF the Indian Hurs weru cuuscd
By The enefuaeh1uehts ot'whit9 peopie uDou the
lands aud rights uf tnlaus. mud that whrFq one
conflict can by auy possibility be Traced to the
tniImanagemcnt Ut lAian affairs by tho Gov
ernmsnt ur tts eIytl employees. ut least turea
wefe owing to The lndlsereet rashur.s OF MILL
tary otiiecla ia the usu ot fuErc. state rus
nleEe!y to CORRECT III erroneous Impression which
IL widely tndulGed In.
desire to say, tnIconcIusfou, that this cor
Te@poAdenee has not been VI ,uy seeking. u Is
especially dtstasteful TO Tue 10 have 1cea iosyed
into y controversy with military officer xhusu
services III the Held ars 20 rn0splvuuusly r.
corded In the hstury VI this country, II IL due
to you, sir, q well n to, tue public, mat i
should stata tho reasons which Compelled me
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Facts That We Know.

If you are suffering with severe cough,
ton OF the throat or lungs, we know that DIR.
Kings New Discovery will give you imme-
diate relief We know of hundreds of cases
it has completely cured, and that where all
other medicines had tailed. No other rem
edy can show one-half as many permanent
cures. Now, to give you satisfactory proof
that DR.. Kings New Discovery will cure
you of asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, con-
sumption, severe coughs and colds, boarse-
ness, or any throat or lung disease, If you
will call at j. G. Frcnch's, Indianapolis
Ind. drug store, you can get trial bottle
for 10 cents, or a regular size bottle for 81.
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stop That Cough.

If you are suffering with cough, cold,
asthma, bronchitis, hay fever. consumption,
loss of voice, ticking IN the throat, or any
affection of the throat or lungs, use Dr. King 8
New Discovery for Consumption. This Is
the great remedy that is causing so much
excitement by its wonderful cures curing
thousands of hopeless cases Over 200. 900
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery have
been used within the last year, and have
given perfect satisfaction in every instance.
We can unhesitatingly say that this is really
the only sure cure for throat and lung affec-
TONS and can cheerfully recommend it to
all. Call and get trial bottle for 10 cents,
or a regular size for 81. ]. G. FRENCH,
Masonic Temple.
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2ss came from Great 2ritaip, sl9,o9s. s5s
fom the Continent, PinciPally IRON
France, and 81, 1877 .4S7 from t.v West inaies
and South America classified. III 5000
CPS imported since August consisted Oh 80
434. AL of foreign gold coin. IS. 54z.Szl !.
gold bars and builion So, lis $50 in UnilSu
Slates gold coin. 1851, 971 in United States
silver coin, $402 022 in foreign silver coin,
$50. s87 IN gold dust, and $12,774 10 silver
bars.
Senator Bruce, of Mississippi, chairman of
the Senate committee. investigating the
affairs of the freedman s bank, says: when
we do make our report there will be start
ling revelations which can not now speak
OF. Now, there is one great trouble /
find out experts have in balancing the books,
and that is that just when they reach that
point which ought to lead to some import
ant developments they find that three or
four pages of the ledger are torn out. What
l want to do is to induce Congress 10 buy the
Freedman's bank building and the property
up 30 the corner of Sixteenth street. II such
a sale can be effected, will guarantee that
an additional dividend OF 20 per cent. will
be paid to the banks creditors. With the
so per cent already paid and the 20 per
cent additional which l anticipate the bank
will pay, the pay ments will aggregate a total
of so per cent, and that is all | think ever
Will be paid What ought to be done by
Congress is to buy the building, and dis
charge the three commissioners, who have
for years been drawing salary of $4,000
per year.