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The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30
THE WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
ESTABLISHMENT
HAWkHURST & son

Is STILL IN FULL OPERATION, at their old
L stand, No. 80 Sacramento street, where will
be found the largest stock Of goods in their line
on the Pacific coast marl2:6m
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N NOTICE
Esfntc cf Robe

Estate cf Robert Myers, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that !, the under
IS signed, Administrator of the estate of Rob-
ert Myers, deceased, in pursuance of an order of
the Probate Court for Shasta county, California.
made on the 2Sth day CT March, A. D. 1859, will,
on the
9TH day of May, A. ID. 1859,
at the Court House door, in the town of Shasta
county of Shasta California, between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 2 O'clock p. NJ. of that
day. sell at public vendue the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate in said county, to wit
The east half of the s. Z. quarter of section
No. 25, township No. 81 north, range one west,
and the west half of the S. w. quarter of section
No. so, township No. 81 north, range No l east,
Mount Diablo meridian containing one hun
dred and sixty acres.
ALSO,
The undivided half-interest Of the deceased
in and to certain
Frame Dwelling House and Barn,
situated adjacent to, or on the above described
premises, and built by Robert Donaldson and
deceased.
Terms Of sale-CASH
J. P. MYERS, Administrator.
Shasta, April 10, 1859. apl6:3t
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G. A i T ION
TO PURCHASERS OF
EUREKA A WHISKEY,

TT HAS COME TO THE KNOWLEDGE OF
l. the undersigned, that various parties are
putting up whiskey, in imitation packages, made
in San Francisco, and branding it "EUREKA
WHISKEY," and selling the same at much less
than the Agents price for the genuine article.
We have also ascertained that empty packages
with our names on them are frequently reflled
with a common article, and sold for the genuine
There are houses who sell the genuine
E r EKA WHISKY
and whose representations can be relied on. OF
such it is safe to purchase.
The fact of so many parties trying to initiate
this article is the surest guarantee that it is the
best Whisky offered for sale on the Pacific coast
The genuine
sEUREKA WHISKEY"
Is imported in Barrels and Half Barrels and
ages are branded on one head, EUREKA
WH1SKEY-l549 WIN. NEWELL Il co" with a
opyright label attached, and on the other head,
81. 7. D."
To any one who has purchased the Genuine
Eureka Whiskey this caution is unnecessary, as
they cannot be deceived by limitations.
VIM. Newell & Co..
Sole Agents, 100 Battery street.
San Francisco March Is, 1859. m5:3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30

JEFFERSON on CEBA.-I eandidly confess
have ever looked on Cuba as the most interest
ing addition which could ever be made to our
system of States. The control which. with the
Florida point, this island would give US over
the Gulf of Mexico, and the countries and 18TH
muses. bordering on it, as well as those whose
waters flow into it, would Eli up the measure of
cur political being.-7hos. Jefsrson
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30

"TAEE CHAIR."-An Englshman arrived at
a change-house in Osterdale late one evening"
and was lucky in obtaining the only spare bed
Presently, when he was the point of retiring
TO rest a Norwegian lady also arrived, intending
to spend the night there. What was to be done
Like gallant Englishman that he was be i'm
mediately offered to give up his bed to the
" unprotected female who was mistress of a
little English.
6" Many thanks, but what will you do, sir ?"
" Oh, will take chair for the night"
At this answer the lady blushed, and dartcd
out of the room, and in few moments her car
riole was driven off in the darkness. What
could be the meaning of it? The peasants wife
soon looked into the room, with knowing sort
of look at the Englishman. lie subsequently
discovered the key to the enigma. The lady
thought he said he would " take a share and
was, of course, nightly offended. So much for
a smattering of foreign language Doubtless,
from that day forward, she would quote this
incident to her female friends as an instance of
the natural depravity of Englshmen.
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A RE NOW RECEIVING their stock fo- Che
L n Spring Trade, of
NEW AND FRESH GOODS,
and offer to country buyers the Largest and Best
assortment in their line on the Pacific coast
Having been engaged in the Drug business in
San Francisco for the past ten years, they hatter
themselves that their arrangements are such,
that they can offer unequalled inducements to
such as may favor them with their custom
Their assortment comprises Everything
in their line of business that may be required by
Druggists, Physicians and Merchants, and also
ali goods in their line in use by Grocers, Ba-
kers, Brewers, Confectioners, Dyers Tanners,
Assayers of Gold, Hatters, Soda Manufacturers,
BARRIERS, Hotel Keepers and Manufacturers.
All the popular Family Patent Medicines re-
ceived direct from the proprietors and guaran-
teed Genuine, and at the lowest trade prices
mh266mis
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PL0WS! PL0WSI PLOWS !

~ A LARGE ASSORTMENT
I"=2 of Steel and Cast Iron Plows
22eS.E@ss ust received and for sale
ow. A COLEMAN Il Co,
Bull, Baker & Co.'s old Store. Main St
Sept IS, 1858. seIs:tf
The Shasta courier., 1859-04-30

WEE HAWK AND WIsE.-A correspondent of
the New York Times writing lately from Lynch
burg, Va, harrates the following political anec-
dote, among others, that illustrates the humor
of the great campaign in 1855, when Wise was
candidate for Governor. 1t is not only really
humorous, but it presents strongly peculiarly
ofthat eccentric politician
On the occasion of his visit to the town of
Liberty, thirty miles west of this, during the cell
ebrated campaign of 1855, to address the peo-
pie he was introduced to Mr.. Fogy, whose re-
sidence was at the foot of the Peaks of Otter
After the introduction, Mr.. Fogy addressed Mr..
Wise as follows:
Mr.. FL am glad to see you, Mr.. Wise.
Mr.. WI am happy to see you, Mr.. Fogy.
Mr. FL am sorry | can't vote for you, Mr..
Wise.
Mr. WI am sorry for that too but this is a
free country, and man can vote as he pleases.
Mr. F.-My employment in early life, and in
deed until recently, was thimble-rgger. |
have always been attending horse-races with
my thimbles and ball, crying out, It's here and
'taint there. For many years celebrated little
horse named WaXy was winner of the Stakes on
every course that was accustomed to attend
Bets were made ten to one upon him against the
whole track and he never failed to win. While
engaged one day at race, in my usual occupa-
ton noticed the ugliest, raw boniest looking
beast you ever did see, led into the track and
his name was Wee Hawk. | was soon told that
he was entered against Waxy, and ten to one
was readily offered against him. | looked at
Wee Hawk He seemed wretched, but he had
fire in his eye. then looked at my pile, and
said if bet on Waxy and win, won't win
much, but i'll bet on Wee Hawk and win, will
increase my pile ten fold looked again at
Wee Hawk, and seeing the fire in his eye, con-
cluded TO bet. | did so and won. | never did
see, Mr.. Wise, man so like a horse as you are
like Wee Hawk, and though can'tyote for you,
III bet my pile on you.
Mr.. Wise laughed heartily, and the result soon
proved that the fire was there
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WANTED.

a I THIS 0FFICE--A BOY ABOUT FIF-
I 4 teen years old, to learn the Printing busi-
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Wanfnffi fffr d. ffafri. lsaua
aoa. ihs hllgsiss fssslsIoss .. usssiasu.iy
siapisi
Hssslssf. That 10 ne event n the ssfsiioa n |,
nlack hspuhcaa oaaii1sis ~ The Presidency, W
me sahraEss N ons poftieu n the Unlon ouiy. n
rule ever me ~hoe taiei states. uren The ssowei
pufposs n that oFranitaiion Mississippi uill regard
h a. declaration u hostility, AMI viii hold herself
readiness, ssparaisly or N concert, 10 cooperate
siih her sister States of the Rouih, In Whatever
measures they may deem necessary faF the mAinien-
anee u their rights IS eo-sqaa members Of the con-
iedsracy"
This looks little more like going to work in good
earnest, than the ordinary resolutions Of meetings
aud conventions We think the people Of MississiP-
p mean eIAsily what they ssy--but think perhaps
they have spoken little too soon for any practical
good Lstths North centre on candidate 10 be run,
upon purely sectional views and those views aniagO-
nsio to the interest Of the South or any other Sec
tion,-thsn perhaps there will DO an uprising
throughout the South that cannot be rePellel-then
the Union savers will cry in vain that there is peace
when no peace can be found.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

01T Ths Cosmopolitan Art journal, ior June, is
upon our table hled Eith rich reading matter, and
yalHabs information rs leading article 'AIytholo-
gy az scrc q AIT, is ably written and contains
many nob,s iaeush1 lor s;ldssts q the Fine Arts
Hsear IN he wilderness, abolnds II the choices. gems
q poetry. and Leonardo d Vinoi, contains much
historical Of the house q sfrza All of its
articles well selected and ally sustained while
its eotiess q Tcrks Of an are highly iBstrnStife
and shtsTtaihing Several pages q its department
q sssfal ar, ere devoted 70 description q tie
HssEE7s. sstsss -sh1snf. eornts Of Broadway tn5
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10
The next Legislature.

Below we give the names Of gentlemen elected t.
the next Legislature, far as have been able tt
learn, up to the time of going to press:
SENATE
Jesse Grimes, Grimes, &c.
E. D. Townes,-Bastrop, Travis, SC.
D. NJ Whaley,-RObertson, SC.
G. Schleker ,--Bexar
A. M. Gentry,-Harris.
M. D. Hart,-Hunt and Fannin.
G.. Hartman, ---Lamar and Hopkins.
A. T. Rainey,---Anderson and Houston.
REPRESENTATIVES.
Sam Dogar.,---Collin.
". 4. Ellett, ---Collin, Denton, Cook, SC.
Ma; Dale and Ben Parker, ---Aniszson.
B. II. Epperscn Red River.
r. T. Taylor,---Fannin-
J. E. Henry --Grayson.
y. y. Middleton, Leon.
n. Il, 7ell,---Dallss
j. G. Diekson,---Grimeg.
r. J. Tovnes Travis.
lssss R'l'ir~sle- -Haetrc- T-szig md FsTese.
:. !. dgete,---Coiors,io.
W. r. shannon, Kills Tarra1t, Parker s. Jolagon.
J. W. Dsvis,---Hsys aul Caldwell.
". N. OEens,---BurBett and Williamson.
Charles Levis,--Robsrtson.
A. J. Evaas,---McLennan, Lampasss, SC.
J. W. Henderson AMI John II Manley.---HarTis.
b C. Franklin and r T. Hartley,
G. A. Wufsli,--Hunt
NJ. c. Armstrong and E. ). Sheltosss--Lauar.
J. G. orooks,---Red River, Fannin and Hopkins
". A. worthain ,---Ilopkins.
- Cadieil,--IlOustsu
l. ? Harrison, F. F. Fosoue and B. B. carser,--
Cherokee
Sss. MsKhisAt,--ch=rskss saa Anqslins
- sbsa,---sfsifY.
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$500 REWARD.

TEH0MAs ELLIOTT, and WILLIAM W. FRA Hs'
J. LIN, of ID Cavalry, deserted from Camp ~
er, Texas, July 18th 1862 Elliott is about 25 ysaEh
Of age. feet Ia inches high, has blue eyes, lg
hair and far complexion, very little beard. Frs'z,I
is about 80 years Of age, feet IL inches hsh,
has brown hair and beard, and grey eyes hsy
stole from the United States, two horses, enc 3 =.
snd the other sorrel horse equipments. tvo So el
Hopes patent) receivers &c, The shove reward III
be paid for the apprehension and delivery, al g17
Cooper, Texas, Of these men, and The .. 8 propaE,
stolen nv them. G. B. COSBY,
5,4wl LIST Ii 2d CaTslrY
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

10y Tie Houston 'TelegrapL' contains series Of
we'll written articles, entitled ''RAmbics through
Harris county" Ne 10 contains some very hatter-
ing information concerning the prospects Of the coun-
,iy along the proposed route Of the Houston and New
Orleans rai,rood--its Improvements and prospects -
Harris county may be termed the rairOla county of
me State. and has much 70 boast of in OF respects
glorious future IS before Der when her railroads
reach 70 tbe Mississippi, Rio Grande and Red river ;
bu' We hope tbat while abe grows, other places will
not he idle-ouf remote inland settlement, called
Daos, viii perhaps aeouHe, and grid herself for the
march Of Improvement, and make long strides TO-
wards it as she has already done
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

9a5' We clip the following complimentary notice
of R. A. Pryor, from the Washington States Of
which he was until very late PERIOD the editor
Mr. Pryor is now at very early age, candidate for
Congress in his native district. He has risen rapid
y, and is in every respect of the first men in this
progressive age:
Roger A. Pryor. Esq. Candidate for Con-
gress.
Sooner than we expected, at the time of announce
ing his withdrawal from the States, are we permit
ted to enjoy the pleasure of seeing Mr. Pryor cand
date for Congress. We remarked upon that occa-
sion
&C AS law and politics go hand in hand in Virginia,
we shall DO prepared to see Mr.. Pryor. at distant
day, in high public employment. The good of the
country would be benefited by his presence in the
councils of the nation. He would be in that body
the Randolph of his day. There would be govern
ment abuse that he would not lay bare to public view
Such member was never needed more than at this
tme and we hope that Virginia will supply the
demand in the person of Mr.. Pryor, and thus what
the press loses, in his separation from it, will be
gained by the republic in the publication OF the sys-
tenn in which it has its existence
The claims of Mr.. Pryor strong upon the
democracy, not only of his native Congressional dis
trct but also Of the entire State Of Virginia, that
we presume the field will be yielded to him graceful
'ly by all asprants, except such, if any, may be
found in the ranks of the opposition.
The district, we believe, is overwhelmingly demo-
cratic and hence we shall confidently expect to see
Mr.. Pryor at the desk of the Clerk of the House of
Representatives on the first Monday of December
next, taking the solemn oath to support the Constu-
ton of the United States--an oath which no member
ever did, or ever will, we will undertake to soy,
more conscientiously observe. Without fear, or af
lection, he will, we are quite confident, reveal all
Congressional enormities, however cunAingy obscur-
ed, to the indignation Of q wropged country,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

l,as- We have received letter from Paul Bre-
mond, announcing ,hot lie hos completed the third
section Of the Houston s Texas Central Railroad,
which via be opened for bosDess by the 1st Sept.
next Seventy FIVE mles ore now completed, bring
;ng ns thai much nearer TO market than VIC we're be-
fore. ar Bremoud has done the work with prompt
ness ard de patch saj deserTes the coed wishes Of
ais cernmonity, sho feel deeper intersat in the
..r3y COMPLETION Of the road than any her Sec
ION iarongh which It VIZ pass. Already we have
on hand a snpsrsbuudsnce ~ surplus Of every ar
tole or proi1es raised in this portion Of the State
Y- Brcmond states abat there s-e nearly zen miles
10 addition 70 his % nile contrst ccnplete ygraded,
and that there is bot .iit.s dpHb, that y seembsr
there VII te e nile. ia eomilsas ruFHirg orler-
Tbs rosa Is pointing. nsrtbraii towt e great
,,bea+ growing b.sig1l u tine State this is
appel. We may expect tho mrst tenes i aslts &c
cher sseiiohs as well ss 70 oar oWn county
sra others contislous 70 Il can Den e south
q sezss, Louisiana. Cuba anl pOr.i Mexico
With aoHr. ssysral seshs t,fre tbe n,she ercp is
me ~ rsa3y fos lAssesi Tie farmer IS Sod
81 eAIls Ialrkei. YIlsr-as rsT as ehtns ~ inss
sn Il. ssds aafl marry tie second male,
81 "a 1.4n instances astil The crop Z blei-
MS EQUITY feels l,s,Y iuteist in al ~ r'siEs
= rtsc=lHs, Es5rsad ID Fgaia IA, q ne ~
;s,siy e s1essaa 4 q ssrF.s5,n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

- Warner, Of the Tyler Reporter was married
on the 9Th July. to Miss Julia MaSOn' OF canandai-
qua, NY. The pro ten. Of the Reporter seemed
in blls,fal ignorance OF Warmers matrimonial de-
signs, and believed that he went North to get press
Certainly he id,-and has succeeded, without the
least doubt Well done Warner, and may the press
give US many copies,
The Reporter Of 81 Aug, says that "col Wig
fall addressed the citizens Of Tyler on last Friday
and tho speech was regarded by all as very able
one
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Hon. ]. II. Feae-r

This distinguished gentleman, nomins;ed 10y the
Democratic Convention at Henderson, is elected ly
an overwhelming and unprece Tented majority. We
have not yet received the full reus but enough is
known to show that he is elected By the most aiter
ing vote ever recorded in this State. Judge Ocil-
tree. for whom we have ever --'--4 mol ~
regard, issestsn, abont IS we anticipated.
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NOTICE..

A PPLICATION has been made, by petition, to
n the Probate court, of Kaufman county, for
an order to sell certain negro property belonging
to the minors, Rutha Ann Butler, and Mary
Ramsey, which petition will be acted upon at tha
September term of said court, to be holden vt
the Courthouse, in the town Of Kaufman, on
The last Monday in September. 1889, when and
where all persons interested, can come and con-
test the same if they see proper.
Given under my hand at Kaufman, August Sd,
1859. VIM. II. BARNES,
CAV elk. @. O. z. G.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

I OsT II have lost two Lend Scrips, Tor $40 ssss
Il each, Nos. II and p, isEsed by Edward Cisii,
Commissioner Of Claims. on the 9Th day Of Mleel.
1853, to the buffalo Bayou, BRACES and Colorado r. Il
road Company. II not fousd within the tine
bsa BY Law, in apPly totks proper iepart5sn, III
duplicates. W. II. E1IT
halIss. avg. %. Isse-s.ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Common sense rules the of the people, whatever
the msnamed and misanthrope philosophers NAV saw To
the contrary Show them good things let it's merits be
clearly demonstrated and they will hesitate to give it
their most cordial patronage The have already
ratified the Judgment of physician, concerning the vr-
tues OF Hostefers Bifters, may be seen the i'm
quantities of this medicine that are annually sold in
every section of the land is recognized greatly
superior to all other remedies yet devised for diseases of
the direstye organs snch arrhon dvsenery dysrsp
sia ard Tor ne various fevers that from arrangement
NJ those portions Of the system Hosteters name upid-
y becoming household vord from Maine to Texas from
the shores Ct the Atlantic the Pacific. Try the article and
be satisfied.
sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere, ~
". peak L Go. DsilAs TezAs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


The range OF application of the celebrated ST. NfeI.
olns Stomach Ritiers is perhaps moro extensive than
that of any tonic medicine yet discovered While DOS
sesses all the valuable properties of the many preparations
vogue, its remedial action, though mild sae much
more active and universal the liver to vigorous
action determines the blood to the surface, stimulates the
kidney promotes expectoraen augments the gandular
Junction. and pures the intestinal canal from all irritating
substances Its powerful Alternative effects make peculiar
y serviceabe in scrofuous and syphc Affections Rheu.
masm, and Gonorhea, and may be administered bene
fcay in Jaundice, Dysentery, Darrhea, Bilious Remit
tent and Intermittent Fevers Puerperal Fever Typhoid
Fever, also for all Glsndulsr Engagements
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

WE see accounts in the various papers of the
presence of Henry e. Perkins, Grand Master of
Odd Fellows in Texas. He is making general
visitation to all the lodges, and also establishing
new lodges all over the State His labors in be-.
half of that order merit, and will receive the high
est commentator of his brethren.-Hem
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LARGE SHIPMENTS OF SPEc1E.-Ncw York, July
29.- Saturdays shipment of specie will reach
one million and q half, making the weeks ship
ments eighteen millions
BUCHANAN AND THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.
The Bedford, Pa, Gazette, authoritatively de-
clares that President Buchanan will no. conser
to be a candidate before the Charleston Conven-
ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-10

Henry J. Raymond, Esq, editor of the New York
Times was ''dead head" at the exhibition of the
grand dramatic tragedy Of Solferino. There were
many other dead heads on the field, who were left
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Guardian Notice.

TINE undersigned was, at the July Term Of tho
Il Honorable County Court of Dallas county,
A. D. 1859, appointed, by said Court, Guardian
of the estate Of R. j. West. This is, therefore,
to notify all persons holding claims against said
R. J. West, to present the same properly anthem
ticated as the law requires, and all persons in
debted to said West are notified to come forward
and make immediate payment to the undersigned
as no settlement or payment made to or with any
other person will be recognized by me. This
August A. D. 1859. w. K. MASTEN,
64w Guardian,
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A gentleman having horse that ran away and
broke his wife's neck, was told by neighboring
squire that he wished to purchase it for his wife
to ride upon "No," says the other, 81 intend
to marry again myself"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Card
Houston, August LIST, 1860.
Mr.. Editor The oopartnership between Mr. Cain
and myself, under the style Of j. Cain & Co., is
discontinued by mutual consent. have bought eus
his interest in the warehouse and business and will
continue the business in the same manner as hereto
FORE and at the same place, in my name. Feeling
thankful for the extensive patronage heretofore re
ceived, trust to merit continuance of it. All con-
sgnments and letters should be addressed to me nd.
vidually.
Yours, R. s. BLOUNT.
August 10 1S59-6:2m
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The popularity Of tie MEXICAN MUSTANG LINsAIENT,
is coeonsre with te civilization ofths Globe oser art
ees claim 70 asrace pam and distTsss<hs PAM
y Physicians, eovernusnt HosPtes. Farmers. paatsr,
Farmcrs Lyefymen, de base practically demonstrated
.hsfaai, throughout de sosid No afie ever before reoei
sc5 such un y,sed praise md surr0r from Medical AMI
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80 The Crockett Printer has heard Of man
who has had beef slaughtered for market, while
suffering the disease known as Black Tongue. Such
must be afflicted with the black heart, and de-
serves the condign punishment recommended by the
spriplar' $751;
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ARMY NEws.--We see from General Orders that
Companies Capt Bradfuto's) aud II (Capt Evans
I'd Cavalry, have beon relieved from duty at Camp
Radziminski, c. NJ, and ordered to Camp Cooper
Company A (Maj Van Dorn's), I'd Cavalry, has been
relieved from duty at Camp Cooper, and ordcicl to
take post at Camp Colorado Surgeon j. Sinons, now
at Camp Radziminski, to report for duty at Camp
Cooper Assistant Surgeons Langworthy and
Smith, now at Camp Cooper, to report for duty. the
former at Camp Stockton and the latter OF Camp
Radriminski. Assistant Surgeon II Babcock, now
at Camp Ralziminsk, to report for duty sa Camp
Cooper.