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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Morelid, June 30.
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
Arrival OF Troops-Enrrenness of the
s.and-Denth Among the NegToes-A
Glenn City-Hathisg aud Fishing.

From Our Special Correspondents
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Aug 70, 1865.
The line of the Rio Grande is growing dark
with troops and Gen. Steele is said to be getting things
in order will only give these two facts. and you can
draw an inference.
The more one OF this country the less be likes It,
II is sort Of exile 10 come out here and the person
who stays out forr months deserves Immortality.
From the Rio Gronde back to tie Nueces is waste Of
praries Only in odd spots you seo patch Of corn or
sweet potatoes which. by mach care and irrigation,
ior crop Of corn; they Ike to nature do that for
them and if shr does not the land may lie il
less avid soil ia sought for and TILED.
MORTALITY.
OWING 10 bad water. want Of vegetables and tho heat
tire mortality among the negro troops If serious II Ia
10 to 20 per cent.
lie clothing Of the men is not suited to the climate
II ought to De the blOuse--brUwn hren pautaOons
cotton socks, and s1n.coyer for tie cap.
The men. for the most part die of fever, though some
30 off With seuIvy.
CLEANLINESS.
This place Is kept very clean. The streets are swept
and the dir carried OF Ore may strong details Of
negro troops marching down street by fOurs, with
leads up, each man carrying rod'broom on his
shoulder
river COMMUNICATION.
There now four boats running between this place
and Boca Ills gives a fair communication will
BrazO.i and mail Is sent of every second day. Mails
do not arrive often. and papers are hailed with
delight.
THE COMMERCIAL EXPRESS
has Office here now. ono usGer The management Of
the Obligng agent, Mir hcFardio, is doing eel. Let
iers parcels trucks boxes etc. are sent through to all
points with dispatch.
BATHING.
After the sssfa snd uati sunset the water is alive
With the forms OF bathing. TIE water Of the river
% muddy that leaves u dirty than when he
eGt in unless he Tubs his skD well before II dries
oct II the bathcrs therefore 60 TO small lagoon with
-f hi ~ - va
liver aud ia t.ougt 20 get ts water from the strenm,
)ut there is no visible communication between them.
The alter here is pretty clear and one can cloan him.
self by bathing IN IT,
FISHING
another diversion bat very quiet one, indeed for
he fish will rarely bite The fishers sit upon tno banks
COX At the water sl. and catch nothing. If You ask
bout FISH YOU are told buffalo fish and catfish are
OMe times caught. y. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
The 9Intc Of Mexico.

The Indfpendence Belize, Of the 18th, SAYS:
1--WE have received fiom Mexico curious document
N cuTious 10 fact and extraordinary, that we 90
not dare to accept il without reserve notwithstanding
tie excellence Of the from which II comes TO Us
l. Is letter in whicn the political project of the de-
part ent ~ Alchuacsn sends in his resignation 10 tie
Monster of the Interior. The policy OF The Govern
meat and the pariicul1f position of Mcloaein, ar,
described in such animated terms that We hesitate 10
believe such severe criticisms should bave emAnaed
from an official pen"
SIR. The policy lis Majesty has desired TO introduce
into his Government has not attained ne elevated 90
ject lis Majesty proposed 10 h!rsf IN s adoption On
the contrary indeed The populations have on! viewed
N with gTcat distruet and tie revolution with iuhrhed
disdain TIE fire Of enthusiasm once "a i1gulshed me
populations have rclapsed into the indifference nom
which they will pass TO sentiments oil ha,Ied
against the Government.
Tie revolutionary party. after Lay seen rs CLAIMS
recognized ia an explicit manner ~ his NJ jest! de-
nses ssiors because il logically considers thon
only as inst rep raii1ns; II is a1Vauclng reward s CD
iec; nothing arrests H. ard II will undoubtedly rlmph
in this department Ths - not because the pfrt j.
strong IN arms its force consists IN the weakness o.
the Government The latter has no settled pl'ni ~
ARRANGEMENTS do rot harmonic: oppOItuneress ~ a
unity Of action are altogether waltlnF In word IL
le Nnistre disCrermcut exiss between the superior
int geuce that directs tie nrn Will when ueCiues
and tie vigorous hand that executes.
Tie Inevitable consequence OF ell ihs - chaos hn'
such l. the cond ton OF the depfimeIi OF Nch0ican
desire therefore, N. ie Minstre. 10 oier Tor The
fourth time my icslgn8tOn Cf tis political prefecture,
AID feel hat IL IS ny DUTY, one holding authority
and n. loval gentleman, tO submit MI mt reasons Tor
30 doing 10 bis II esy with perfect iraEkness. beg
ton II only re ieye from the rdicnie which Is the
fate reserved for che puoc funcionaries OF this unor
'-'"' ANTONIO DE MORAL
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FROM MEXICO.
Absence Of News-Cenversstiona Topics-
French Views OF War-Whnt Would
be Done in IA Contest with the Uaited
sintes-Gai.ic Assurance-The Facn-
Consumption Of Ciaret.


NArAMoRos, Aug. 10. ls6j.
In The absence Of any news at this point,
may give you some of the fluent that Is spoken
in regard 10 war. on both sides of the Rio Grande.
It's pretty well known that the MeIicsns can talk,
fthey can do nothing else and that the French also
can use their tongues. 1t is no wonder, then that
since the coming of the latter among them, the de
scendants of Corezs baads with one part Spanish and
twenty parts Indian, should talk still more and with
higher idea. OF their yalor
The most touohy on tue matter Of war with the
United States The French. but they treat IL In
very o1hand way. is their wont.
In talk with a party OF frencb--in which, by the
way could hardly get in a world was told in the
most fluent way that 1t would be ruin for the United
States 90 90 with Mexico rs long it had the
support of the French Government. for. in the first
place. 50 600 men could be thrown on the line Of tho
Rio Grsnde which force We could not hope 10 fgh,
with success, even with Two usa to one. AEaia wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
Our Heme- Heroes.

THE ONE HUNDRBDTU NETWORK VOLUNTEERS.
The One Hundredth New-York volunteer
regiment, under command of Col aud Breyet Brigs
dier.Gen George b. Dandy mustered ont at Rich
mond ON Monday last aud is expected TO arrive here
Sept l. on its way to Albany, where 1t will be paid
of and discharged.
THE THIRD AND oyE-HUSDRED-AED FIRST NEW
YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The 81 and l0lst New York Volunteers, consolidated,
arrived in this city, vaJerscy City, at 81 O'Clock yester
day afternoon aud without any delay went on board
transport in which they departed for Albany. The
regiment numbered about 1000 men, under command
of Col WILEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
HOTEL TuIEP CApTUREp.-Detective Frost

HOTEL THIEF CAPTJRBD-Detectiye Frost
Yesterday took into custody young man named ChaS
w Lighthorne, q native OF Bermuda on tho comp'Nt
~ Josenh VALDEZ both boarding at No Sands'st..
who charges him with having taken different sums u
money and bowie knife from his oTn and anot'"r
boarier's trunks On searching the trunk OF the 49,
cused the missing bowie knife iUI.J. also foG-
punches OF hotel keyes. belonging TO to - Nicholas
Eare's French's and Worden's Hotels III hew-1ork.
nuub Der Of other keys were also found IA hls pos
session. From information received since his arrest
II il believed that 40 operated quite extensively aoolt
hotel. and boarding-house He was committed o.
jail by Justice Buckley to await examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
The Tax on Distilled Spirits.

The following is an extract from letter adj
dressed 10 Theodore Crane esd President Of tho New
York Warehouse Security Co.. dated Treasury Depart
Inent Washington July 90:
MY opinion has been asked several times recently
NJ TO the proprety or probability OF reduction OF the
tax on distilled spirits by the next Congress have
Invariably replied that reduction whatever wond DO
nronosed or favored BY me, and that 1t is possible to
collect the tax Of per gallon thoroughly rs at any
i,wer rate WILLIAM ORIos. Commissioner"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
AJber, Pike and his Pardon.
To he Editor Of The " T. Tribune.

10 fie EdioT QJ TIE ". 7. ITIbhHe
SIR: see by paragraph in to-days TRIBUNE
.t tbs notorious Alber. Pike has petitioned tho
p,esid,nt for a pardon That Is well Bus it is also
stated that two hundred OF the Masonic fraternity
i,Jor.e him" should like TO know by what authority
he ,o und red iudorse him has0ns IL is tho first
tins have ever known the fraternity interfering es
snoh in political matters and hope there Is some mis-
take about IT, OF thing an qulie sure tho SHY
thonsand Masons OF the State Of New York will not in
dor.e the action Of the "two hundred"
DANIEL CIRPENTRR
M Greenwich Lodge. +. aud a. n, S67.
Esp York C,tl Aug. ", 1906.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
A YOUTHFUL DESPERAI

A YOUTHFUL DEsPERADo.-Ear.y last even
in an unknown boy approached Robert Tucker. while
the latter was standing In Jacksonst md demandedto
know what engine he ran with. As satisfactory re-.
DIV was not returned the unknown Immediately stabbed
Young Tue sor in the abdomen, inhctnga very danger
GUS wound aud then made his escape. The wounded
conveyed to Bellevue Hospital by Officer Gastn oil the
Thirteenth Precinct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

ARRIVAL or THE EMPIRE CITY. United
States transport Empire City II. Barton commander
10 United States Quarermaster arrived here last even
ing The steamship Quaker City Of the Leary Line
arrived az Charleston Sunday Aug e. having heren.
zinc partially disabled Il having 20 be worked by hand
hours previous 10 her arrival at the above port The
propeller W. L. Clyde arrived az Port Royal on the
morning of the 2sth Of August With MajorGen. Meacs
and staff on board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
BROOKLYN NE " =.

FrRg.-About 10 o'clock yesterday morning,
bundle OF hay In the Of Bernard Tates stable IN
Douglass near Bonds accidentally caught u. in
danes muncated TO the house OF John HUI. anu
caused damage TO the extent Of $780, no insurance..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
DEALING IN PoLIoIEs.-A colored servant il

the employ of Peter Williams, Navy ST., named Ann
Maria King was brought before Justice Buckley yes
terday on the charge Of robbng Mrs Williams OF con-
siderable property. Some $50 worth Of al tcies were
recovered, and the girl acknowledged that she bad
stolen them for the purpose Of raising money to by
lottery policies. The accused was committed to await
q hearing ="
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
EUROPE.
Contained from First PAGE.

article the reader il referred 10 "Correspoh1ence
The United States Government respecting Dloch aIo
presented 70 both Houses Of Parliament by oonHHu "a
Her Majesty, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
kiEMOR kNDA.

The ship Csmoens (of Msoos arrived 3Oh having ef reg
e changed should have bean reported as tho shp
The .hIp Rio Grands from Cardiff, arrived %th "" con
signed 70 Msssrs Ruger Broa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

TAKEN IN AND CARED FoR.-An infant, about
six weeks Of age last evening les on the area way
of the house Of Mr.. John Blunt, No IL Remsenst The
iittls stranger was taken in and tie family beiug
pleased with IT, made provision for its care.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

DIED oP BURas.--John Fillo, who was so
terribly burned nt the fire ut No. 10 Johnst, the
afternoon OF the 18th ut died at tho New.York Hos
pital at 5 o'clock p. Ii. yesterday. lie resided in
Wulamsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

Gen J. r Ea'rh Col Oils, Col. o. W. Bshi M,ia,TT
Wiran. Msjor Geo E, GoaraOd Major 20. z'rrstts ts
w. A. -.,aham s. Soper; Liruis. j. W. McMii.n 10 a.
Msciiatin T. H. Carr one. Z. L; Weber j. c. McS.nouy
A. h. stor, J. W. ~ ock, A. L. Green J. S. Goosr3
and servant. a. W. Jerome, c. Griffin. l.. c. Le.y.s.,
Puyucstpi r. h. Dongas L. s. NJ Surgeons A. Web, ~
] 4 s;syat; Assis,antSurgeou ID. ID. Tsllmsn; Sir, ~
Ames Mrs Lop.an; Aesrs. w. II. Fernss Geo Lang j. III
Van Sos,rnd, l.. D. Cunning hsni w. ). hays, VIII A
Evans. II. z. D.cker, 4. r. Douglas. Capt IL W. Dss,
Z. h. Gardner VIM Clork, w. z. Barker 7. Bourne ~
nv j. g. Emerson Thos. Ncs.anus, n. Comfort, W. hi
Eeunv, =. \. Grswo1. Mr.. 5avo. J. Logan, w. H. vss
Aiu,r It. gsyagau and 800 in the seerage-lota ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
me by one run only. score affixed;
INNINGS

lat. 90. I'd. 4th. 5th. 9th. It'll eth 9tb--Total.
Eureka U Z 10 81
Atlantic. 10 0 8 0 3 As
Umpires-Mr j. Grum Of the Eekiord Club.
Scorers-Messrs. Holden and Mowlen.
Fly catches-Eureka l2, AtlaDuc- :.
Home runs-EurckG 3. Atlantic /.
Il hnnra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
THE STREET CLEANING CSNuIs-
SION.
Charges Of Corruption-The Mayer, Con-
troi;cr, City Inspector, &C., Cited 10 An
swer Nr. Grrgory's Charges.

The Governor has notified the members OF
tie Street Cleaning Commission. comprising Mayor
Gunther Controller Brennan. City Inspector BoOe,
Recorder Hoffman. aud the Corporation Counsel Mr..
Deyiin that charges made by Mr. Gregory, and pub
slcd IN tue city papes few days ago, have been
preferred against them. and thu. opportunity Of
meeting them will be given them.
These charges. to which there fourteen speciica
lions charge the city officers with corruption aud job
bling in tho making Of the contract under which the
streets are now being c0lnod and the continuance Of
The above named officials ia office is involved IN the re-
suit 0f this investigation.
The notification Of Gov. Fenton was delivered TO the
Mayor and u IN understood 10 the other Commission.
ers yesterday morning 10y Daniel I. Tyler, ESQ., The
messenger u the Governor.
The following Is the Governors note accompanying
the charges
STATE oP Szw.Yosx EXECUTIVE DEPARTsEsT,(
ALBANY. August 80, 1905. :
SIR: Herewith will he served with copies Of charges
and that hayr been preferred aggus, you. An
ODD unity 81 being heard defense thereof viii b. given
II 10 O'Clock In the Of the 10th day Of September
100 the Executive Ch,br IN tho City OF Albany before
me- and you requested spear such tmo and place
with the proofs you desfe 10 offer investigation
tho sanIo. Very respectfully.
X T.. FgSroS Governor OF New York.
Hon. C. 0oDrsS, uuSTssR Mayo, ~ AelO- Iors C"y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01

HELD FOR TRTAL.-Mark Ward, the youth
who shot his brother few days since in quarrel. was
arrested ON Wednesday, and was on yesterday tNen
before Justice Morehouse and held to await IL. action
Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-01
LAW INTELLIQRNCn.
SUPREME COURT-CHAHsKRs-Aua n.-Bsfor, J,sv,.
SUTHERLAND


SUTHERLAND SS
DECISIONS.
denied. ~"S
Geo. W. Kiersted srt. Andrew Clark Ell slMotso. 1t,
In re the Brig Plymouth, kc-Bond approved. 's'
Jab.z Howe and others agt. Daniel Ms.,.
granted. ~ss'es
Michel Mullen ast Edward Hurcien and osA.r.-o,a.
granted ~'oS
Peter Young sg. Cshrne Young Report eousru.s =.
Judg nsnt OF divorce granted. -
EHi Muller sgt. o. sylvan Holden and other, -p..ss
order to snow why receiver should na -
appointed, an iijnreton
Deiore Justice BARNARD
Emma Hoffman sgt. Wiilm Bcf.man.-Order sr,r,.S
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
3l.-R,fore Commissioner OsDoRg "s~
hoRE C0UNTERFEITERs
John II. Hall and John Gordon, CHARGED Mn
ate M png pass go u S. Treasury note wer.ersm
end Hall discharged for want Of evidence and tbs -
Of Gordon s'journed
Joseph Higgiu. charged with psssins q couu.sr, q.
cent aud LAYING IN his possession Others with 81
pass. The evidence showed that h. yonn, bo, A.
smoking buying cigar various fesaurnt. -
giving 10 each J0ceDt stamp. In two uas-. ~
counterfeit detected, and the boy paid eood mo,s
When pursued by The detectives ~ threw away
tanning ia stamps. An adjournment given 10 .1as-
evidence to bs produced for The pr.onsr.
LOTTERY AND POLICY TICKET DEALERs
icy ticket dealers violation OF tue Internal Revenue AT
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fBy Telegraph.
ATLAGTICS VS.. EUREK Az.

NEWARK, Thursday. Aug. 81. 1865.
Tho baseball match between the Atlantic
Climb Of Brooklyn aud the Eureka CLUB Of Newark was
very exciting and close, and was won by tie former by
one Iii
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nITCIiU.
- From Di.ren,atory Of the United S;stesl

- CF5om p:rensatOry of the United States, VITA
PROtERTiES h-ir oior &. strong d.aosiye, AMI 'ns
wha .ronsc shei, t,,, tt,err md analogous 70 aus.
are gently stnulsri with ecl.t tendency 20 he Cfy
Organs producing d,ucsIs, snd IKE other simar mro1s
ehci ing dsphoresi, whea eireoa''n aS0s ' a'~
TSey ara given in complaints Of the Urinary orgu. ,s
a. Gravel CIonc C...,.l # the Bladder Morbid lui,s
of TIE bsder sd w t Dlese OF me rfos'se aa ~ ~
rn.1a uence Of urino. from oss Of tone u =.
p,r.s concerned n us " cuion tLs feuieoy hAs ~, -
recon arnded IN Dy.pe ss, Chronic Rheumatism ,ussasN
Anrtt go. sud Dropsy -,
Ior a.. ITfratf Rsehu Is u-el by persons 'rOu b.,r
sui from IS to b in the decline OF enn IA
le tile Confinement LABOR Palns bedweitias = e@A
dren.
IN AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO FEMALES tsE
'f,ct Bu M ur-qusd By sry 81 r rrrdy ~
-, or RnrgSTtos iRRa ouIAHITT, PAsruLSsss Oh %
p gssIoy OF CUSTOMARY EyAcCArIoSs tLokkNs a
scuixRous STATE op THE UrEsuA LsIc'H
pisESsrs OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAvn
AND DROpslC4L SWELL NJ S.-This m.deii Iae'' al
the power OF Digestion. aud .-ues the Ao'oona, 80
healthy action BY Whi the v terry or taicoteoH, sas
tion. ard all Unnatural Enlargemenis are EedIcee'
| Pain and iuiamnassn.
! pFLgBoLp's EXTRACT RUCUU las cur'd e'sySm
| Of DIABETES IN which Ia, oeen t.y,n hsiinT
| rar SroK THE BLADDER AND lNfLahsAS , sp,sl
| kIpNErs UlCEgArioS or iHE hlDShs ~ 1;lx1
RkrgyrIoS OF RIVE. DIsgtsss oE ms fRo'Isis
STONE IN Thg BLADDER. CALCULUS; nu'eL 49,, rd
Dyposfr Ayp vcus OR AILKg DiscH'sdsa ~ .,ra
Fsrs sLKp AND EfIcArs Cos.rgTUrIoss OF boiA
attended wih the f'owins n2'om.i u srsss
e,tiuu Loss of Pow.r Loss Of Ne mofy, DiheD w,ksd
ins Weak Nerves Trembling, trror OF vlset'e' IA Tlrs
ness pimuess Of Vision Pain in ne Back 10y a, fsc,
Ing OF the Body, Dfyes, OF no Skln tbs Nuseaj
| Pslid Gov uteisuce, Universal Lsssituds Oh Vic
System, &c. -
HFLmBoLps EXTRACT BUCHu rs Dluhhi''
Ia BLOUD-PURlsYlNG, n,,,y,ftoA
| A., . III n;,.,.rs sr,i,, rom HABITS OF DIs',,xarl
NJ" E,o ..xs.sp lsrsuDascks ~ LiFE .xPukI,. ior
| bIoop &C. suprrsodins paipa III s.s,Eyt
| which IL is u.,d such re GososhhsA
! of .ons stan ling, aud srPH'LIrio 1884 ur's,iSa
| in these diseases ustd ~ e s,n,SI
| with HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH
| SOLD AT
| HEIMBOLD'S ,s,
| nRTG AND CHEMICAL WAhEhV"@1
| No Bgl BROADWAY,
| Aud BY Druggists everywhere
! Ash FOR
HELMBOLDS.
| Take other
BEWARE Of COUNTERfkn''
\ an n N
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Alaehinerp.
A TwooD'
PATENT DRILLISG MACHINE,
PILE DniyER
AND
HYDRAULIC sAHD PUMP

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully Demonstrated tie ~
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order. for the same.
This nsrhnery prises everything requisite forhe boring
of oil wells, excepting the STEAM ENGINE AND CAST
IRON DRlkINGPlfE. (but will be furnished tfdssred At
reasonable pee and dispense, with tho Of ae Derrick
Rope Bunwhec aud other euubrous end ipoisvo fixtures
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THE DETRiIps IN removed from the well by our Patent
Hydraulic process. and does roqare tho removal Of the
din nom the boring. This prooeis not only all hs
deitus In om to 10 minutes but likewise ectuay oears
aud opens al tia small oil veins that otn entcly
Glosod up by the old process Of sand pumping
WITH THIS MACHINE aud p.etcal engineer, well
can be sunk from 400 To GO foot within period u from 10 to
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Arrangements being made FOR tho construction and de-
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QuAsrHsnAsrER GENERALS OsvIcn,
FiasT DIVISION,
WARRINGTON CITT. April l. 1868
A LECTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ UORSESWl be sold At public auction to the highest
bidder, at Baltimore Maryland, on ......'
THURSDAY. April H. 1865.
TWO HUNDRED MARES WITH FOAL
many Of them well bred and In good condition.
THURSDAY, April %. 1865
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
THURSDAY, April 81, 1855 -
ONE HUNDRED MAVES WITH FOAL AND ONE
= HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
The horses have been condemned uudt for the cavalry
service Of the army.
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may be
had IN
Animals sold sngly Sale TO commence ct and wi
be held at Phillips Government Stables corner OF Fremont
aud Ramsey SITS. .....
'A'"' =" ''''S0 JAMES A. EKN.
Rroyet Brigsdier General In charge Firt Division q d.