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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10

- Der neue pofsertra8 spilden
Jranfrei9 unb ben Ser. Staate1 bssiebt
ii6 nur ouf iolde 8rtefe> fir wel9e bas
pofpprtp oorau6bGoblt miro. Muf UNI
eelieselte 8rtefe 1T oaS Yorto auf so
@entime fir ale 8riefe unter 10 Dra@>
men feitseleBt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-10
2. Tebruar, 1870.

9eMat.
Die fol9enoen 8iue purpcn einse<
ret1t:~ ~,.
Bei Senator Sill: Gin 6ret>
brief fir Die Southern Minnelota Gi>
ienbabn cine 3weisbabn su etablirer.
@enatr @%rppter: Die Taren
auf @rpreb @ompa9nien ;u reouliren.
Senator Yettt: Die Stapt @&inz
neapcli6 III bespQmd1ti9en $25O,0OO
Bombs Der Minneiota @titern Babn ols
@ubfpie ~ %bemiuieen.
@rpter: Gin ENHANCEMENT sur Con-
Rttutior, bab Iber bic SmproDementQdnz
pereien in teiner Beiie perfu9t tper>
ben 1oQe obne 3ufimmuna be6 Bottles.
save.
Inter ben einserei9tenB Bills %er>pdbner
wir fpl9enoe:
Sci @mift: Die @tapt 5enperlo ,
;u beppQmd@tisen Bonps gum 8au ei<
mes Court 6auie6 a%u6;u9eben.
8ei 9ar1on: Our 8tfSrperrng Der
Ginmaneerun9.
Bel &tep: Sir 8efeuerun9 Der
Gilenbabn 2inbereien in perielben @eile
ais ale anperen 21npereien.
8ei @pllen: Da5 @efcB flrWolf@
Bounty aufjubeben.
Sci @illmann: Den S&ulratb
BON ct. paul ;u ermddtteen $4,000
BonoS gum 8au Don S9ulbdulern unp
Gunctruns Der se9enwdrti9en S@ulo su
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NIT AZ Stimmen. fir bic 8iQ paiFrt.
Gbenio bic 8iQ fIr Amereiruns bes
CHARTERS Der ct. paul u. pacifc> 70 ME
Der Siour City 8abn. :tn8.
8ttoe 6duier serta9ten i1@ bis 6reita9
@orsen 10 nbr. >.oa:t~ Is ."s'
s:ssf ~ 4. Gtbruar 1870. Il"
eenat. J.
Auf Senator 6 a ftles Mntrae rurre
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

Sred and null vlgOF restored,
tnIs w eSasinR affection, which renders Life
III S ena mai!Age impossible, d The penalty
Young persons aFo too ant ~ sSTD1,fa a9SaSSS:
nom not being aware Of thO dreadful coHSeGuen.
Co.'S that may enBue.1 Now, Who NM undHrSfSnda
the subject will pretend 70 deny thst no power
o. pF0creaaon % lost sooner By hose fSllnF into
being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy of.
spring, the most BeTiouS and destructive svmp.
toms u both body md mind arise. The sysTcm
becomes derangod, the Physical and Mental
functions weakened, Loss Of PTocfeatiV0 Power,
Nervous IrrihbilIty, .Dy0pepalG, IPalDitRtion Of
tho Heart, Indigestion, O0nititpiiOnAI Debility,
and Wasting Of the Frame, Cough, Consumption,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

Member OF the Royal College Of Surgeons, Lon.
d6n, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent col.
legeg In the United States, and the greater part
o. whose lie mas been gpentin the hospitals Of
effected some OF tho moot astonishing cuF6S that
were ever known. Many troubled with rinFing In
the head and cars when asleep, great nervous.
nea8 being alarmed Of sudden sounds, baShf1l
-dmea with arrangement Of mind, were cured I'm.
ulodlnleIN. L-n .------. ~ --n - = n n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

atItN ht REVERENCE BItRAll4IBAIuAsi LUZ e..
,Hon. Wm. =, steVonson, Governor WeStNa.
" 3, L. BerkShIse. Judges Supreme CoT I
pt'JimDtH. Brown, Appeals Of WoatY We;
a." ]. J. JaekSon, Jr, Judge Of y. g. District
'4." Court, ". Va. ~
, ~ D. b. I. R4EnSWOrth, President OF Senate,
ou" A. WSiniaTsv, member Senate
Jacob HOFnbrook, Preat West va. ln9. %;
Caieb BoRVeSa, Attorney, Clark1burG, W. va
ii WSIts' Sheriff Mercer county, .
A. Il! Dsyis, SonitS, Mineral COUNTY.
y. d, Camden, President Of First NAtlonAi bsnN'
paEket1buFg. a.. w.. osr.i.
= RateSof West Virginia: ...r IN
H6S II III Smith, KanAwhA county ID
&c. q. Burgess, wayne -,
u fSme6 Guthrie, Wet8A
iS TNthRn God, Harrison "a .-s.
J0SeDh Tetef, Barbour hri
Jaun RlSt. Hill, Marion ~ '' .E ln
lane HeFVey, Brooke rrf. ed
Martin Judy, Grant
ne. n Davidson, Taylor "-HNas t'l
HenTy BraAn0n, Lewis
o. " lloyd Needy, poddhdgo
~, =, 4, Bower, Putnam
rs, Wilkinson, Lincoln
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

NTOTICE.-HAVING PURCHASED
IN the Merchant Tailoring Establishment Of
A. n. Adams, No. 81 Monroe street WhoeIngs
anime orr stock OF Cloths, CassimerCs and Vest
lngs, which We are prepared TO make up TO order
In rood style, on short notice. Arat.Slfas STOCK
Of GentieinenG FutniGhlng Goods constantly on
hanI J. 4. LAKIN 3 CO., If
Merchant TAilOrA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

Married Persons, q Young Non contemplating
marriage being 1Wlro Of Physical WeSine8S.
Organic Debility Dclormitl0s, speedily cared. y
uOWhO plSeo8 himself under the care fDF. ],
sSSI igiously eonfdo In hls honor a. gentle.
SsIS,S .ed eonndenuy rely upon his sldll a ply.
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ulLDRETH & BRO,
NO. So MAIN STREET,

WHEELING, W. VA,
Wboleaale dealers III Bar and Sheet Iron, Norway
linn and Nan Rod, Cast, Shear and Spring SteCl
Nails, Spikes, AnVils, Vlses, Springs, AxlSs, H0l
PresSed Mia WasherS, Wagon Hpbs, SpOkCs,
FSIIotS, Smith Below, SiedgcS, 7Pl6SteT Paris
Ne Plus Ultra Lime, Common Limo, Cement, &C.
Grateful for the liberal patronage bestowSd on
the old arm orr c. Hildreth d Bro, wOpll 70
specially ask continuance Of the sane to the
now 6rm. rr,,, NM
Wuvr1rSa. Ian, 1, 1870, JAM
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FTg gACARDs

Having dlsposed of my stock Of piece and
Cicntlcmen'S Furnishing Goods TO MCssrs. 7.
L1kin 4 Co, would checrfGlly recommend ny
old customers and the public GENERALLY 70 bcstpW
upon tho new Grm tho liberal patronage hereto.
fore extended 10 mo. ,t'HIA'Nl' Adams ~.
N.B.-I have yet on hAldslat tho old estAS'
Muhment, q choice stock Of Ready Made Cloth'
Ing, which will be disposed Of at very low inquire"
To close ont the lot. ii
EepO 5gyNT.TT - A. II. A. a.
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THR ONLY PGACI WtIER1 At6tRB CAN


Dr. johnson hAAdiScovered the most cuFtsin,
Speedy AAd only R1oot1Al iaHmodP n ~ Word
for weakness Of The BACK o., LImbo, Structures,
Ancc49nS o. thS Kidn9g9 ana Sl4ader, 1nvolun'
Nert0gGa6OS pYSpepsl1, -LinkIR, Low 6pifif
QonfH lon Iot. Ideas, RalpitaiIOn of The Heart
Timidlty, Trembling DimnesS Of Sight lof Cid
lilpsA, pisqSse s0f {tha Head; Thnoatp Nose q
Ska Affections or Tho Liysr, LnngS, Stomach0l
BoWpls- thQse TGfrlblo DiB6EdeES GriGIlR nom
Solitary HAblta OF HoRth-SOcTOt and laoliNlTY
Practices more htal 70 their victims thSn ~
cong 81 Syrens p the NREnerS Of Ulysses, blIEhtI
Ing theiF most brilliant hopes Or GntielpSti6nS,
rendenng marriage, &c. impoS8ibla.er -sa7Ji
losa ~ d. YOUNG MIN 'tr1 lfN
especially, who have become the Victims Of 6oH
taEy Vice, that dreadful and Destructive hGbit
which annually 6WeOpS 70 IN gendmGlY RTny0
Thousands OF Young Men ofsthajm01t tS6SiIent
talents and brilliant tnt9llOet who might Other.
wise have entEanCed listening Beahte5 With the
thundeEB Of ol0queneO, or walked b eeBtAcy the
living lyTe. may call with full condolences!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

n OflcO!I-NAFkct 81, oppO. Union1 rs
si.e7 nz S 70 aguds WHEELlNo, VIVA.
Coal will be delivered promptly on orders leit
at tho ofilcc. or d tho Scales on tho IAland.
Important to MinerS..areat Advance In PrlceR,
Owing to tho Scarcity Of Miners In this region,
we will pay 81 90 per ton, gross. Tho mines
are well furnished and ventilated Work dry.
Weekly cash payments, and quarterly settle
ments. Regular employment Will DO given to
number Of good bottom diggers. Apply o. ONCE
or minca -InnNbl y. q III. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21
JOVWUIVLEA TWIN
EuA.sE-I.EhsyEs Q M EliET 51It,

"Wheeling daily wheeling daily T.
at .10:66 ., m. At. .........~3:66 ?. m.
, ARRIVEHAT1 j. y1n4Nt84T i
GfafIOn.. y4:IO p. m. Evansville ~ Ia.00p. m.
Parkersburg .9:45 p. m. Newark. ..... 10:40p. m.
Cumberland. .t0l6 p. m. Sapdnsky 80. .epoP. p.
PSundRys, excepted. IshhHdays excepted I,
! Trains on the Main Line mAke compositions At
BaltiuaoFS with trains VfoF Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. Al Relay House, via Wash.
Ington City, for all points South.
N Central Quo trAlnh make direct connection 81
Columbus for al points West and Northwest
Tickets 70 all principal points can be procured
.s''t' ~ N' Master 81 Tra6Sp6 FtatIcnt Balti1ote
R. T. DEVRIESi
Junlt IA General Agent. Wheeling.
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T6 4afetEia
WEST VIRGINIA:

EES1SsssRlss.,on fRsGa( 1e'C
.EIb e9s g tspubI lsa3 9.
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MEDICAL
BALTIMORE q ]; 4oCK HOSPITAL n Y

EotabIIshod as 2 Z " ROflG0o 4 / from
satlaK q QUQckOEy. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

Dr.. J. addresses al those who have injured
themselves BY improper indulgence and, solitary
habitS; which min both body and mind, unAttInR
them Tor either business, study, society Or mar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

lR1SffdN' fSseR NOE COMFY
IL oRWHEBLlNGI OF ,91iW
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pul1OEORE

CAf iSTf:AAlf -5sSSr 3SQf So.
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reflect that sound mind and BODY 40 ID most
necessary requisites to promote 6hhHE r. IApbl.
ness ne Indeed, without those tie Journey through
hOlrl sdRrkens t0Nt6e5Eiew, thSifhiRd become
AaoEeg With, despai and hllod With the mel.
aAehOly reflection that tho hRppifess Of another
AhRcnmhh hllnhfnh with nnE nr.I p
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

.T77o6 W, & H IAN SEliI !. VIC ilros't
sS.&g AHilR RiI Ssa!Ss3I4 Hes aPVrAi9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

II HATNEHDl
vro,-EIvAvra 90.
Leave wheeling
daIiv a 1OslbR m.
Bsllaire,. LISA, M.
ARRITE AEyaE
Newark I..,,, ,1:i6p D, m,
ISandu0lty. =. 6Gi0psm.
Columbus. ~. .6.36 d. m.
| Cincinnati 1880 p. m.
TINr 7IFI lNI
law"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-21

49KTALLY2rhe fearful effects on the mind ara
OF Ideas, Depression 81 HDIritS xvi
AysrSlSnfo soctety, sci. DiBttuSL Loye Of s6ii.
S SIGs, Ainul are Sone Of tho evils pro-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
Indian Affairs on the From
or.
Presbyterian Agse mbly at
Philadelphia.
Conference of Red Cloud
and Party with the
PresIden+.
The Fenian Losses During
ths Late Raid.
Washington and New York
Tt ms.
Z p Jrt Cf the House Com
miit-e on Foreign At
f7ics in Relation
to Cuba.
strict Neutrality Recon-
memo &.
G5neral Trlegraphic MIS-
c llaoy.

Chicago Items - IBdIan Affairs on
the FrGntier-llspatch from Gen.
Hancock.
CHICAGO, June 3.-While Louis
Coly and Louis Rush we're this morn
ing working on a staging on the Far
well Hall building, at an elevation of
some fifty feet from the sidewalk. the
staging, consisting merely of ladder
with boards laid lengthwise and sus-
pended from the roof. gave way, aud
Coly was precipitated to the sidewalk,
killing him instantly. Rush seized a
rope, sprang into the window and
saved himself The testimony before
the inquest showed that Rush had
been careless 10 fastening the rope,
and be was ceDsured.
Henry Wall was murdered by an
unknown rufiaD at Pekin, Ill on
Thursday. and robbed of $105.
The following dispatch was received
this morning at the military head
quarters:
SIOUX Cry, June2.
''To Assistant Adjutant General, Head
quarters Military Division of Missourii
Il have juet returned to this point.
/ went to the Cheyenne Agency above
Fort Sully aud had a conversation
with the Indians there. Troops have
been placed at Tonica, Crow Greek,
Cheyenne and Grand River Agencies.
/ have visited all except the latter
General Stanley was there few days
since, and everything was quiet. [
have ordered two companies to the
lower Bru'e Agency. eighteen miles
below Grow Greek Agency. on appli-
cation Of the agent, who informed me
that he would not continue his bust
ness operations unless troops were
placed there.
Everything seems quiet, but the
future is considered uncertain along
the river. At Cheyenne, Major Ran
dall's Agency, was the only place
where | talked with the Indians [
observed that they made no promises
for the future, and some of the Indi ms
there, as we'll as at other agencies,
complain Of troops being placed on
their reservations. They understand,
however, why it was done, and seem
to admit the justice of it. My i'm
preston rs that we shall have no
trouble with the Indians on the Mis-
souri, River, of any general nature, If
the government continues the policy
of feeding them otherwise, l have no
doubt there will be serious trouble.
They viii be mere likely to make
trouble elsewhere however, as they
can only trade oa the Missouri. The
policy of sending for representative
men ofthe refractory Indians. clearly
would have a good effect, and would
generally break down their influence
with the Indians. l request suthor-
ity to advertise reward Of $500, or
$1,000 dollars, say in horses. for the
murderers of the family on Niobrara
River. | believe we may thus capture
them, and at least produce the effect
of deterring others from committing
like outrages, for fear of being arrest
ed, through similat rewards. [ leave
by the first train for st. Paul.
WINFIELD s. HANCOCK,
Major General U. s. A.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
Congressional summary.

w WASHINGTOS, j une 8.
House, Sundry bills were reported, In
Guiding one to amend tue act of May tn
so as TO allow writs of error IN Territories
Court, witch was passed. Winchester in
trOduced a resolution, depreCai Ing the per-
RecutiOn7 and late reDOr Ell slaughter of
Jews in ROumaniG. The consideration of
the tax bill&was resumed. Cox's amend
ment rrduc4ng the income tax 10 3 per
cent, wa edopied-S9 TO 81. The Yeas and
nays were called for and resulted-Ay Ayes
ll4, nays " Hate'S amendment making
exem ption 5000 was adopted by l3S to So.
Judd's amendment to cOnfine tax TO in
klein burg'E mend M ent limiting the allow
ance for house rent to five hundred dol
lars was adopted-9o o IS. Potter's amend-
ment that the income tax Shou d not be
collected after 1870; rejec ted, ~ To lC6 Mol
gan, Holman q srfield W cod ward. LOugh-
were rejected. Among those adop ed
were provisions prohibiting the pubtica-
tion Ofincomo returns, reducing the num-
ber of persons eutitle1 to exemption in a
social or re ligtOus cOmmuntt7 to five, ad
ding to exemption losses by foods, a low
amount OF returns where he h as reaSo1 to
believe them undeTs' a.ed, aud not r6q1ir-
ing Income return to Include the wages
of minor children, not received. McCar-
thy's amendment TO strike cut ali Sect ons
relative 10 iEc, me tax was rejected, 50 to
Commerce, reported resolutions for the
appOinfment of a COMMITTEES of five by
the Pre- s!dent OF the senate, With the duty
to consider the whore Sut1 c. OF g ucing
the aIluvial land on the lower Mississippi
from oveIfiOr, by a compile levee sys-
bin or otherwise, and employ u clerk:
iopiei
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
CHICAGO ITEMS.

LADY teachers in Cook County, are
scarce and in demand.
THERE we're fifty eight fires in the
city, during May; loss $l76. 120.
THE North Western Railroad Con-
duetors are to be uniformed in blue
coats, vests and caps, with gilt but
IONS aud gold lace.
THE reformers who govern the city.
lave awarded the contract for the
sw roof Of the Court House, to the
same firm who built the old tumble
down concern.
THERE are s68, ,32O feet Of sewers in
the city, and the mortality for the year
plst, was .23.16 to the thousand, a
diminution of forty per cent. from the
ate from 1843 to 1856. when there
Here scarce any sewers, an item which
is respectfully commended to the att
tsntien Of certain Democratic orator
IN the Spring clnvass whose" favorite
a yersIon" was sewers.
THE Tribune, whose editor lectured
n indianapolis. some time since. on
How to run a country newspaper, "
sets an example Of ability in selecting,
by publishing, as the only item of In
diana news, for the 31st ult., w'r,h
nOticiug, the following:
Recently cat was taken from Jacks
son County, Indiana. to Cincinnati,
and in six days found her way back to
her old home.
That paper recently complained
bhat its selecting editor hunted over
Eve pecks of country exchanges an
hour, without finding an item of in
terest. Poor fellow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04

WASHINGTON. June 3 The Re
construction Committee last night
heard Messrs. Maynard and Stokes at
great length, and conclude that in
the Tennessee inves tigation some con
gressional action may be recon
mended at the next meeting.
The amnesty question was not CON
sidered.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev.
euue has approved a design for q new
two cent stamp for bank checks.
There is no truth in the report that
the Commissioner has decided that a
special tax must be paid on the New
York Central & Hudson scrip; the
matter is still under Consideration
BY the Superior Court, of New
York.
The two Sioux delegations met at
the Indian office, to-day, with Com
missioner Parker aud Secretary Cox.
Addresses were made by both gen.
men; the latter asking them to detail
the conditions on which perfect IN :
derstauding can be reached, and a
peace made that will last forever.
Red Cloud said few words in reply,
in which he said he wanted rations
for his women and children, and loads
of ammunition to kill game with.
Secretary Cox promised a careful
consideration of the request. The
Indians are to see the President on
Monday. Red Cloud declines to have
his photograph taken.
The Committee on Banking and
Currency are not inclined to the adop-
ton of the bill presented them to day.
from the National Free BankinE AS
soeiation, of New York, proposin ing
the funding of the public debt. and
establishing uniform gold and paper
currency.
The payments made By the Treasu-
ry, during May. are as follows: Civil
and miscellaneous. 81 GAG, OPS Is: War.
81, ,564. .720 OF; Navy. 81. 165. .082 go: Ia
terror, $673, ,391 20. The above does
not include payments on account of
interest. or the redemption of the
public debt.
The following nomination were
sent In 10 day by the President
Wayne McVeigh, of Pennsylvania,
Minister resident at Con~tantinoplo
Adolph Buahner. Consul at Bueaa-
rest, ID. b Clfr, AzSes-nr af Insar
pa Revenu9. Fftt p iet f Isn-
pessee
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04

A few days since. a gentleman and
his wife, named Colman, was driving
along the Pendleton turnpike, few
miles from this city. where 1T runs
parallel with the Bellefontaine Road
three miles Seeing train approach
inr, the husband got out of the wagon
to hold the horse, which was a. rather
"skittish" animal, until the train
would pass, the wife sitting in the
wagon holding 10 her arms a babe
ooly seven months old. The pufing
locomotive and the rattliDR train came
whizzing along, and when just oppo-
site the horse the whistle gave such
a startling scream that the horse,
wildly terrified, dashed the man
who was holding him TO the ground
with one effort, and plugged off at a
fearful headlong speed; The lady
coolly laid her babe down in the
wagon, and reaching over the dash
board caught the reins, which were
dangling on the shafts, and see sawed
the fear-stricken brute into subiectiou,
while the husband stood horrifed,
gazing after them, and the babe jos
tied, screaming in the bed of the
wagon harder bed, we hope, than
it will ever have to endure again. By
the time the horse was wcll stopped
the husband came up, thanking Prov
idence that his little family we're all
safe. and they proceeded home to
gether with story that will doubtless
be told many q time around their
hearth.-IRdidndpoLis Journal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04

other note from the fair damsel say
ing, that she was in the city, at the
Palmer House with her father, aud
would be gIaddened at heart to have
him call on her in the evening. In
pursuance of this charming appeal he
put on his most stunning necktie, etc..
and hied him to the trystiug place,
where he was met by a small army of
the boys" of his Office, and informed
that the Clayton beauty was a myth
The last seen Of the party they were
marching single file into the Clipper
Saloon. Ind. Jour.