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REMARKABLE
Eight Hundred Worms Expelled |

think ii n public benefit to make the fol
lowing statement that have been afflicted for
two years with constant pains in the stomach.
and in fact, pains all over my body no ap-
petite, and let eat wha; | would il always
put me in distress. No medicine would res
leave me and | grew worse and worse until
now | am mere skeleton. Nobody could tell
me what the matter with me, until I con
suited DIR. J. =. 2, Van Den Bergh in Seleu.
Oregon. and he told me | was afflicted with
worms, and they were the cause of all nv
misery and pains. | took the Doctors med-
cine, ard he expelled 500 worms from me.
They are like Leaches. with long tails, and
measure from one To one aud one half inches
IN length only took six little powders, and
they brought the worms in four hours time.
All those afflicted wishing to me can find
me at sam Ronlet's stable, Salem Oregon.
V. CRAIG.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day Of Sept. 1871. J. J, MUPHY. j. P,
Said worms can be seen at Or. +. p. r. Van
Den Bcrgh's Office, Chemek eta HOTEL Salem.
A CARD.
DR.. J. p. T. VAN DEx BERGH- Denr Sir
deem it my duty to make the following state
ment: For the last three years have been
suffering with constant gnawing pain and a
qniVering sensation in my~Stomach, also pain
in my chest and heart, my food would not di
gest and | was so nervous that with difficulty
NF'''N i'i'D" my VNchpAtApu NHlCu mas been
here in Salem for the past ten years, as n prac-
teal dentist. In fact from the constant oaip
and misery had wasted away to a mere skel-
eton had been doetoring n great deal with
out any benefit, and believing there was no
help for me but to inger on until death would
relieve all my suffering. Some of my friends
thought had worms and bad better see Dir
Van Den Bergh. lie told me at once that
worms were the cause of all my troubles. .o he
gave me small and tastecss powders and in 4
hours about 700 worms, from one inch To ono
and one half inches long, caame away from mo
that day, and the following night some more
came, ana now am happy to say feel like
another man again, and am gaining strength
from DAY to day. IL. SMITH, N. D.
Salem, Oregon, Sept. 23d, 1871.
Another Great Slaughter
We think it our duty to make the foI,rw;,.
statement in hopes it may do some good .o s;cI
children Our child had been sick for sor,o
time. Thinking all the time our little one was
troubled with worms we tried many doctors ana
great many remedies without anv ro1ief
Some neighbors told US we should 10 and ,ry
DIR. Van Den Bergh, tho worm doctor in Snlan,
We did so and he gave US one botttle ,f his
celebrated Worm Syrup, and after giving the
medicine, to our great astonishment ohont ann
worms passed away from CUR dear child oad
now, thank heaven she is we'll again
[. ID. GRIZZLE
Salem, OP"gs n, Oct. ad 1871.
9s-R
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EXAMPLE: Premiums all CasA-tge' - )
plan. Ordinary Endowment. payable at the
,yo of 40 One Annual Premium will con-
tinue policy in force as n Term Policy,
nearly 5 years. or / years and 325 days.
Ex,uPLR Premiums all Cabbage. b ;
Plan. Ten Year Endowment, payable at the
are Of 45; One Annual Premium will con-
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years.
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ExAMrLE: Premium 10 per cent. Note-Age.
80; Plan, Ordinary Endowment, payable at
the age Of 50. One Annual Premium will
continue policy in force Term Policy
about ) years
ExtHPLE Premium 10 per cent Note-Age
IS Plan, Ten-Year Endowment, payable at
the age of a. One Annual Premium will
continue policy in force as a Term Policy
about years.
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TO TEE PUBLIC.

A LII KINDS OF WORK, SEWING,
~ Washing and Ironing, &c, done by MRS.
Burnett on short notice and on reasonable
terms. All orders left at the house, south west
part of Dallas, will be Immediately attended to.
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ELY III UTUAL.
DiVid ends DecI Iare d
annually.
CONTRIBUTION PLAN,
AND APPLIED AFTER THE SECOND PAYMENT.
a Loan of 40 per cent. wb en- Desired.

POLICIES ARE NOT FORFEITED in
the Union Mutual Life Insurance Company by
failure to pay the Premium when due hn' are
continued in force by the NON FORFEITURE
LAW Of the State of Massachusetts.
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Rain in inches for the month Of Nov. 1871,
4'S7 in. Clear 3 days. Cloudy, Z.
Mean temperature for month 4I0
Highest $50, on the 22d. Lowest 2SS, on
the 2gth.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-12-16

The Mammoth Cave is offered for
sale for $500,000, and number of
capitalists in Louisville, KY, are talk
ing of forming company and buying
it, and putting up new and splendid
hotel on the premises in place of the
present rickety old frame, and improv.
ing the property.
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q he Oregon gtpubliean.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, DEC. 16.
THE BALLAD or BOSS BILLIE.

It was four pirates of Gotham City,
They went sailing out to sea
In long, low, black, brass mounted schooner,
Which carried the name of Tammanee.
There was Rueful Richard and Cunning Peter,
And Joky, Oaky and Boss Billee.
Now, when they had been some years a sailing,
1t blowed a regular jamboree;
And overheard fell Rueful Richard,
A leaving his debts to his deputee.
" Push him under" says Joky 0aky,
" 1t takes all our craft to carry three"
Now, when they had sailed little further,
Theirs came big ship up on their lee,
And the skipper hollered through his trumpet,
"Whoever the devil You may 2"
Then Joky Oaky snapped his fingers;
"What will you do about it 2" says be.
The skipper he called to Charles O'Conor,
"Just hand that big chap up to me"
So Charles he reached down into the schooner
And jerked Boss Bill out suddenlee.
And the last that was seen of Master William,
The skipper had him over his knee.
When Joky Oaky saw this happen,
He fell n weeping bitterlee;
Ah, were I again an honest peddler
OF second hand puns and poetree
Alas, there isn't in all Joe Miller
A joke for this catastrophee."
To Joky Oaky said cunning Peter
"Wfth your expressions you are too free
Said Joky Oaky to Cunning Peter
81 guess you don't realize, Peter B.,
That we have lost in Williams pockets,
The grog aud the grub tor all we three"
"And what is to hinder Charles 0'Conor,
Whenever the skipper shall agree,
From reaching again down over the gunnel,
And catching hold of my green coatee,
To lock me up in County Court House,
Or uninhabited Armoree 2?
" Do az tell you," said Cunning Peter
1--WE are both in one boat, you see
Let US surrender to Richard O'Gorman
And tell him to suite US tenderlee.
Better be smote by Richard 0'Gorman,
Than swing at O'Conor's main cross tree -
~-~~~~~--~~6sA~-~~~ -.1-l~,~~~
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1866. 1867. 1858. 1859.
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ASSETS rHIs DATH 0vsR.."..""..e,o0O,0O ,0Oe 90
LossRs PAIp 10 ,e7s,4S3 90
DIVIDENDS PAIN IN CASH 70 DArH...s61,sls SIS
INSURANCE on $4,000 PoLIcrEs
IN FoRcE ovER......................3 100000 90
This Company is not restricted to investing
it's funds in the New England States. From
the Report of the Auditing Committee, we find
that s! 100000 is now loaned upon estates in
the City of Chicago aud near thereto, where
rates of interest are nearly or quite equal to
those of the Pacific Coast.
There Is nothing desirable IN Life In
surance pk;ch cannot be secured
By a Policy an the MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
PACIFIC BRANCH OFFICE,
s. W. Cor. Col and Rcoraey Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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General Managers, Pacific Coast.
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GENERAL AGENT,
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Portland.
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THEY ARE NOT A VILE
r a NJ CIV D RINK


Spirits and Refuse Liquors doctored, ,spiced
and swcetened please the taste, called Ton
ics" Appetizers,' I" Rest6Ters." &C. that lead
the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but are
true Medicine, made from the Native Roots and
Herbs OF California, free from all Alcoholic
StimuInnis. They are the GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING PR1N-
CIPLE perfect Renovator and inyigorator OF
the System. carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood TO a healthy condition. No
person can take thcac Bitters according TO direc-
tion and remain long unwalI.
Far Infinmu;ilfory and Chronic Esheu-
matisni and Cont, Dyspepsia or Indi-
gestiop, Bilious, Rcn;ittcnt and Inter-
Initicnt Fcvcrs, Diseases OF the BLOOD,
Liver, Kidneys, and bladder, these Bit
iers have been most successful. SHch Dis
cases arc caused By Initiated Blood. which
is generally produced By arrangement OF the
Digestive Organs.
tADYSPEPsIA or INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness Of thc Chest, Dizziness, Sour Er1ctailoas or
the Stomach Bad taste Ia the Mouth Bilious At
tacks Palptation Of the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs. Pain in tho regions ofthc Kidneys. and
a hundred other painful symptoms, arc the of
fpriagsof Dyspepsia.
They invigorate the stomach and stimulate the
torpidl liver and bowels which render them OF I'M
equa!icd efficacy in cleansing tic blood Of all
impurities, AID impartlng new life and yigor to
the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Fruptlons, ,Tetter.
Salt Rhcuiu. Blotcncs. Spots, IinIples. Pustnies.
Boils, CarbuneIes Ring T ornls, ScalG-iiead. Sore
Eyes Eryslpelas. Itch. Scurfs, Disool9rStona OF
the skin, Huaors ard Diseases Of the Skin, OF
Whatever name or nSturc, arc literally dug up
aad carried OF. OF iae system in ehoT' time ~
thc nse cf these Bitsers One bette IL sCch
cases will convince th. most incredulous OF their
curative effects.
Clcarsc ;ho Vtlated Blood wherever you 1Hd
i.s Impurities bursting through tie ska IN Ilin-
pies. Erupt.ons or Sores; cleanse IL when ron
fad (: ohstrrc'sd and sluggish il the veins;
cleanse il when IL is f3nl. snd your feelings will
tell ron when. Keep tsa blood pure and tie
hesIta or tha system viii folie-.
PIN. TAPE and other w o :, 9EsS- lurking in
the sysieGa 81 50 n2aay thousands. ez.ctnaily
destroyed AMI renoYed. For fall directions, rad
carefully the circular around each bottle.
!. WALKER. Proprietor. +. Il. MCDONALD Z
Co. Druggists and Gen. Agents, san Francisco.
Cal, and 3a and 81 Commerce Street. New YORK.
soLD By ALL DRUGGISTS A>Sn DEAIEEs.
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Elevated buildings Castles in the
cir.
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Weather Record for November, 1871.
Keptby L. Pearee, Eola, Oregon.
North Lat. 40 81" West Long. l23e 5"
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
ARMY IUTELLI9ENCE.

First Licltenant Panl Rocmer, Fifth artillery,
Will snorrlyb be ordered to West Point to take com.
mand OF 'he artillery detachment OF that post.
Lieutenant Tsoemer was promoted from the ranks
In April, iWs, and will DO the frst oillcer In that
category Ner assigned TO duty at the Academy.
He served or scversi years as rs lieutenant IN On
Points lg battery Of the Fifth artillery, which u
considerea inc best drilled battery IN the army.
AYMAsTgR HODGES ACCOUNTS
The accounts OF this ofYcer are being rapidly ox-
amined m,hc second Auditors ofice, but 80 far no
new irregularities have been des cloped. As the
vouchers AVE already undergone one scrutiny 10
the PaymaIier Generals Office II is not expected
that any more errors, except perhaps q few arlth.
metlcal on.s viii be discovered.
yTHRR PAYxAsTEks ACCOUNTS.
The dedication OF Hodge and the fact that
nearly cvMy paymastcr now IN tho service has
three or four years accounts uncxamined have led
to an additional force OF clerks beng set 10 work
upon usynRsters' Rccounts with the view OF bring
ing them As nearly UP 10 date as prncicable. Tho
Second Auditors report for the year ending June CO.
1870, Aoved that a270 paymAsters accounts re.
maincl unsettled at that date. Assuming that the
numDa received and settled during the year ending
June 81 isl, and since then, aprroximated TO th6
previots years. ngures, tnete VIII be about three
inouEahd tnand!tcd accounts on hand at this time
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
FOREIGN SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Arrangements are In progress for the founding OF
a college for technical instruction in Glasgow.
discovery has been made OF the existence Of
large bed OF lead ore on the west coast OF Jersey
close to the sea. Experiments that have been made
show the ore to contain large percentage OF lead.
Some experiments nave been Instituted in the
Botanical Garden OF Madrid with view to the cultl-
vation OF tobacco. from which the Spanish govern.
ment anticipate an increase OF revenue.
journal OF Zurich states that Professor yGgelli
has discovered IN the library or that town decora
ton Tor ceiling, painted by HobeIn. and which
was supposed to have been lost. This work Will be
sent to the exhibition or paintings by that master
now open at Munich.
a new telescoplc planet was discovered. on the
l2lh Inst. at Marseilles BY NJ Borey, In the con-
stclatton OF Pisces. It's positions -Mean time
OF MarBeies, l2h. 46m. 25 sec; n. A. 23h. 40m 157
Eec.; Polar distance, IS deg. Aim. 49:1 sec.
A correspondent writing from Jerusalem Informs
us that three inscribed stones nave been discovered,
and the question ID who shall get them. An Arab
has brought TO Jerusalem, news OF these remains,
and an impression from one of them. Mr.. 3. Berg
helm wishes 10 secure thcm for the British Museum.
The trustees must decide quickll if they care for
these stones.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

Thc Cheapest and Best Newspaper in tbs
Country.
The wEgxLv HERALD or the present week. now
ready, contains splendid cartoon representing the
Grand Uprising OF 1871 together with the very latest
News ny telegraph nom All Parts OF the World up
TO the hour OF publication including graphic reports
or the Terrific Connngratons in the West; the very
latest accounts OF the Situation IN Utah; Thrilling
story OF the Wreck OF the British Merchant Snip
Sublime; Trial OF the Cashier OF the Pejcpscott
Bank Maine; Execution In Towscntown, Nd. fuli
particulars OF the Failure OF the firm OF Charles
VEIN 4 CO.. In Phiadclpha; the Revolt at Sing
sing Prison Return OF Hon. william ". Seward TO
Amer,ca Foreign Trade of the United States and the
September Statement OF the Public Debt II also con.
tans the latest news By Telegraph from washington;
Fashionable, Political Literary. Artistic Scientific.
Religious, Foreign and Sporting Intelligence;
Obituary Notices.; Amuscmcnts; Chronological;
Facetie; Editorial Articles on the prominent topics
or tho day; our Agricultural budget; Reviews OF
the Cattle, Horse. Dry Goods ana Boot AMI shoa
Markets; Financial and Commercial Intelligence,
and accounts Of all the important and Interesting
events or the week.
TrRMs:-slnglc subscription, s.; Three copies, s.;
rive copies, S.; Ten copies, s5 Single copies, five
cents each. A limited number OF advertisements
inserted In tho wBEgIX HERALD.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
ANOTHER rENrAN RAID.
Expectations OF nm Attack ON Fort Garry =
Nrn, Arms and Money Being Collected.
IIiom the sL Pkul iMlnn.l Despntch, OCT. a.l

tftom the ST. PAU (Mian,l Despatch, Oct. 81
rhueman lust arrived from Fort Garry Informs
rs t6m the people OF that neighborhood are anuci-
pating trouble IRON q body OF renians who are
gathering n different places between st. Cloud ana
tho bdde'. In conjunction with tho hali-brceds.
me piles Donahue wno WIN be remembered "a
le,l,s INV the s''ied River rebellion y is said 10
be the moving spilt In the arat. he u reported to
have 6oianed from New YORK both money and
arms. win which no has furnished the
haii.breeda at 81. Joe. Arms are also
said 20 be concealed st Fort AbcrcrombIc,
where omrany OF men have been sworn
In and ard,elng drilled oy Captain Bodsins. "A
train OF thirty wagons, lately arrived at 1t Cloud IL
enauected I being irtendOd for tpe transportation
of supple to 81 Joe. Our informant says that
every body rom St. Cloud 70 Fort Carry Is convinced
that an aclye movement IA really on foot, and nj
The Engsl and Scotch Canadians In Manitoba arc
resolved, i.caae o. Fsnlan . AMI haiJ.bIeed out.
we hav, also learned thet Consul taylor has
tcleGraphd 70 General sneInsp. assing that moro
forces ehold he soat 70 tne porndary 10 prevent
the expects raid
yrannfcnnYt OF eirs,rs Is reported 70 exist IN Mani
iota ara tat Eeauersnv resignation u saiKcd of
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

The Bank or ireland OF Cork was robbed OF Ca 800
on the 18th ult.
Onlcial returns indicate the gradual decrease OF
the cattle plague I'm some psrts OF England.
The resumption OF the Frencn Legislative session
VIII probably take place In the beginning Of Novem
ber instead Of December.
The PARIS Lperte reterates the assertion that the
recent ffes IN Toulon the result OF q vast plot
20 beratc all the convicts promises full details.
The converts Of Saint Antonio. on the Esquiline,
aud san Croce. In Gerusalemme are among the
Roman converts to be ''exproprated' by the new
Italian government.
The fifty Trappist monks who took arms to repel
the invasion nave all returned TO the famous monis-
terry except one Brother MaIne VINO ien AT the
head Of his company, forming part OF the Nineueth
regiment
Woolwich Dockyard (England), except such por-
tiops as have been reserved 0r The use OF the War
Department. Is being rapidly dlsmantiod IA prepar-
atlon for the public sale VI the yard, winch IL to
take place In october.
According to the Aueai1 Li0s,aS the ministerial
Assembly on the Recommendation oi the budget
Committee VIII provide for expenditure on account
OF an ehective iOrce oil 430, 900 men.
Douai has just SOLD lis guiliotine. large number
OF spectators were present at tnis singular auction
captain N the National Guard bought the knife
for about gs. 3D., and the woodwork was knocEed
down at 24s Both are said 10 be destined l0r .
London museum.
The receipts Of the suez Canal Company for the
corresponding peri0 last year the receipts We're
602, b3f. sixty vessels passed through the canal
during the month OF August last, while during the
corresponding month last year only lorty Two had
passed.
After four years. cessation OF intercourse 1t is
probable that diplomatic relations Will shortly be
resumed between France and mexico. P0urpariers
have taken place, and It Is understood that Jaurez
Is Wiling TO receive French representative In the
old capital or Montezuma, and 10 send one 10
modern Lute1a.
The Fru,efurtes zeitung in announcing that one
OF its stan had lett 70 edit journal III oG Galen,
0oserVeS-"Herr Curt, whom we unwllllnglY saw
depart from the editorial star OF the FrQ,lNfuyter
Ze,tur,a win have his republican homo, Switzer-
land, much ireer field, indeed, f0r the Tree word
than we have in Germany"
The Hotel dc Vile Is now, says G0riqndni,
completely clear OF rubbish and people can walk ali
about the ruins without risk OF falling into hole.
There Is no difficulty IN finding the places winch
served AS the chief points oil the connagrati0n.
visitors are numerous, but have to be pro yided with
card from the Project OF the Seine.
Much Of the turbulence which has lately taken
place IN Albania TO the fact that an incapa-
bic AMI unpopular G0vernor--Ismail Pacha-was
al the head sf affairs. Mustapha Assim Pacha has
now been made Governor, and as the removal OF his
predecessor was the chief demand OF the Insurgents
1t Is now expected that order Will be immedla tely
restored.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
FOREIGN personal GOSSIP.

-Billtoray, one OF the Communist prisoners, is
now in q dangerous condition OF health.
Count CholoK, formerly Austrian Minister in
Russia. has been nominated as Provisional Governor
OF Bohemia
Admiral Sir Spencer Robinson haa applied for
and obtained six months leave oil absence and has
LETT England for Germany.
-Rocheiort ID not suffering from erysipel as as
asserted. The exeditor of the Marseaxatse is at
present In excellent health.
Prince Bismarck is returning TO Berlin from
his estate OF Varzin, where he has spent few days,
accompanied by Count Buest.
-Ulyese Parent and Descamps' acQnittal is the
logical consequence OF the mmun ty enjoyed by the
free anu happy Communist Ranc.
The Emperor OF Austria arrived at Preshurg
on the 18th o september ana was received bS the
authorities ana ABOUT 1000 persons. VINO cheered
His Majesty most Warmly.
the Count OF Paris Is preparing manifesto to
the public says the GGulois Of AZ IN the shape OF
@ protest against csr,ain intentions attributed TO
nIm as chiei o. sie Orleans family
M. THEIRS salary as President OF the French
ePuuuI ieE si ahont 9ear The Tam
many "Kug' should enigrate FranCc.
-Paquis private IN the Sixth Cnasseurs, who
had been sentenced TO death for aeserii0n to the
surgents at Marseles on the Attn OF April last was
snot on the morning Of the 10th ut tnat place.
M Ozenne. Secretary Genera! Of the Ministry
OF Commerce, left Versailles for England. HIS
journey.is connected with the notifications which
the French government desires to introduce into
tho Treaty OF 1860.
1T is believed that all the Marshals OF France
except paraguay a Hiers too old Tor service, Will be
tried oy the court martial which Is 10 assemble Tor
that purpose the 15tn nst., II In the mean ime It
can De decided who should SIT IN judgment on on
GERS OF that RANK.
Mgr. bonnet, Archbishop OF Bordeaux, has
jusC written an eloquent pastoral letter appealing
10 public charity IN favor or the sufferers by The
great nre at Guadaloupe. 1t may not be generally
known that the bishopric OF Basse-Terre in that
island Is under the Arcnicpiscopa see OF Bordeaux.
M. de FORBADE one OF the Emporor's old Minis.
ters the Interior, who drops his additional arlsto.
cratic ADJUNCT La Roquette,n writes letter 10 the
Giyoade OF Bordeaux, IN which he admits that In
1855 the Emperor was 50 frightened ut the machna-
tions or the revolutionary party that he contributed
from his private purse the sum OF $4,000 francs to
the secret service money.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07

MANY persons engaged IN n N seems that some
coSereS ueeuOns undertook PUNISH David RoletOn.
a vhlae nee. Who quickty eSgaged with ono man
and heat MN, whereupor q large crowd turned
upon MIN. OF course Rolston's friends would not
stand by and see him beat, and accordingly num-
Der OF them went into the tight. Upwards Of fifteen
persons were In the row. Sticks and stones were
brought INTO requisitton, and the fight was con-
tInued with alternate success, until at length the
whites succeeded In repelling their dusky oppo-
nenLs VINO were obiiged TO retreat A large crowd
mad Rasnered TO- witness the "baitle Of the racesn
Al soon ~ police arrived the crowd dispersed-
and All sought their homes. their hos0ms sweiled
win dinerent feelings at the manner IN which the
sabbath had been celebrated.-.a. John IN Rl
(,iObe OCf. 3.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.


The Reception Of Grand Dsks Alexis.
The United states steamers Kansas ana Iroquois
arrived at this port yesterday from Philadelphia, to
prepare for the reception Of the Grand Duke Alexis
Annexed Is y list OF the officers OF the Kansas:--
Comndnder-Ch Chester Hatfield Connolly.
Lieutenant Commander ana E1scuttUe O0lcer-
Edwin White.
Chier k5,gi7seer-B G. Bampson.
Passed Assistant PdDDlaster--Ge0rge r. Bemis.
Passed Assistant StfgeOn--H. N. Beaumont
MGsters-Edward w. Hendrix, James M. Miller,
Alfred Force.
Ensi0fl-Karl BOhrer
Mtdshtpraen-A. b. Mllliman, Frank Ellery, Jr.,
II. @. Nye, II. ID. Stevens.
xdhryldsfeY'S Cteyk--l l.. Ryder.
CdptGi7l'S ClerE-J. ii. Benbam.
The New York herald., 1871-10-07
BiI.y,IAWpS.


Al -srANDARD. AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
AL unequalei Tor accuracy and Durability AMI ~.
yroved by The leading and professional players
copssny hand, Fables at prices iapgmg'rop s!'o u
Sa.Is s'sy unj4ae styles FOR dwelling hplses, =.
fnuLhN 4 CULLENDER 7ss Broadway
DrILIARp TAsLhs--wIru THE cELEBRArED CAT.
I'D PrCes varying Hon, yl9y upwaiis, &C.
sefdne "a sue and hnsh as2 seso1f iiend tines ana
corner " Cansl aud CerIe streets