davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30
| PETITION FOR SALE OF Law
| DERTS


DEBTs.
TO Lydia nj. Brand, Sarah
- Shive, Daniel
Mary T.. Brand, Laura q
and Harriet A. Brand: i
" GU AND EACH Of
L hereby notified that III
OH file in the Office OF the III
Circuit Court Of Marion -
State Of Iowa, n Petition
Metcaife, rs Admiiti.lFauI
Estate of Calvin w. Brapa
said County, deceased, asAi!
Court to authorize and emlsI
to sell the following descn
Estate lying in said County Y
and State of Iowa, to-wit; II
The northeast quarter o.
west quarter of Section Ioa
in Township No. Seventh
North Of Range No. TweaHy n
west of the 5th p. NJ; LM n
~ in said Section No. fo'
in the Township and Hahgs
twelve az acres OFT OF ,ie ~
Lot No. Three 81 in saia
Fourteen N4) in Townshl ri
aforesaid: and Lot NO, i"
cept a strip twenty rods
the west side thereof. ~
Fifteen (l5) in Township, ~ ~
aforesaid. containing one W.
forty (l4O) acres more or lf',
Subject to the right y I'D
longing to said Lydia ~. ~ d
as widow of said CALVIN a
deceased. is entitled 10 'n'
one-tbird "a thereof. ,br|
Now, unless you appear 4
defend, OH or before noon =
ond day of the next Tn ~
Court, commencing on n =,
Monday Of January. a. 10,
show cause why the pa
petition shall not he gran ID
or decree will he made
for in said petition. D Nutl
o Attorney fOffs1
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

WEATHER very cold-regular Win
ter-coldest November we remember.
The late great fires seem to have used
up all the heat.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-11-30

STATE OF IOWA, / &C
Marion County. J
CIRCUIT COURT
In the matter Of the h''
of Calvin w. Brand, isl
Marion County and d
Of Iowa, deceased
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
POPULAR lsDUJAITON.

81. Ei'zaSetli's Acndsr,y, AEalisen, N. J.-En.
tcrestiag Occasion, Ia.ercsing ExcTci.cs aud
Very interesting Pupils.
st. Ellzabeth's Academy, O model female educa-
tlonal institution, located in The pretty village Of
Madison, n j., and which Is In charge Of the Sisters
Of Charity, held Its eleventh ANNUAL commencement
on Thursday. The programme was admirably Sc
lected and still more admirably carried by the
gradutes and the other pupils In the presence OF
large ANA brilliant gathering OF persons. including
the Bishop Of the~docese and numerous clergy,
Mayor O'Neil OF Jersey City, S. j. Ahern OF Eliza.
beth. Christopher Nugent OF Newark and Others.
One Of the most Interesting features was
THE CORONATION
by the Bishop. Tn!s consisted OF the following
young ladies being presented witi crowns aad
medals for their strict observance OF rules and lady
like deporsment:-Iisses Mary Z. Kane Brooklya,
l.. j.; GataaeRfpas s.; siarT t: Dowds 8eiic-
vile n: j.; Mary G. Holland, Madison; Teresa. v.
VILE Ohio: Elizabeth Casey, New Yor.; Mary j.
Wand, lhladelphla; Louisa J. Churchill Havana
econd Bono.s-sii5ses Nay f. U'Nenl, Jersey
CITY; Mary g. GaTney, Hudson City; Annic Walsh
New Iork: May sweeney, Jersey City; Mary A.
Tue Misses Kate II. Condor, May TIe-nan, Of
Philadelphia Elise Leonarrc, Of Steubenville, OHIO,
HIGHEST noNoRs OF THE INSTITUTION.
VIZ: gold medal and laurel wreath: MSS Mary Il.
Kane, ot brooklyn, received the UNe gold medal,
founded by G. ii. ONcli. eXMayor OF Jersev CITY as
beng the moss exemplary ia thc Acaaemy; Mtss
Mary q. ONeil, OF Jersey City, for Christian doc
trine. tdc Nugent gold medal. founded by christie.
pher Nugen; OF Newark; Miss Elizabeth Casey OF
New YORK, Tor domestic economy, the Bayiey gold
medal, founded by the BiShOp; Hiss Mary Il. HAL
pin. West Hobcken, for proficiency IN music, geld
medal, the gift OF Rev. Charles A. Reilly OF New.
ark. Miss Agnes Kavanagh New York, received q
gold medal Tor being the best little girl. The grad
uaies choice anu vaicdictOry by Misses Leonarrc,
1Yernan, Condor and Dowds, wGs received with
much applause by the audience, ana the delivery Of
the vaIedcIory by MISS DOwds was unusually good.
In the afternoon the boys o. ST. Joseplis Prepara.
tory school held tDeir annual exercises. these 100,
were very interesting. Walter G. Murphy, son OF
Collector Murphy. VI New York, was awarded the
O'NeIl gold medal, and the Cogh!an gold medal,
presented By ID. COghan, Of Whippany, n. j., was
carried OF by f. Mc hanuS.
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
TIE HORSE PLLGUE.
The Disense the DEMONSTRATION Of
the Eqniae Pstie.is Yesterday.

Tbe Disenee On the Decentralization OF
the Eaniae Patieais Yesterday.
For the purpose OF ascerta,ning whether the horse
Epidemic which has been prevailing here for some
tlue past, was on the wane or not, HERALD re-
porter yesterday afternoon visited ma ority OF the
Car and stage stables in tle city, and from the
marks made by the officials or the different lines IL
would seem that the disease Is disappearing.
Nearly every one had different opinion to offer
in regard to the nature Of the disease. Some con-
tended that it was due the bad corn meal fed to
the animals, While others. 20 prove the fai!acy OF
such hypothesis pointed the fact or the disease
having ragged to quite an extent In private stables
where tie greate.t care was exercised both as re-
garded the horses and their iced.
All, however, agreed upon one point and that was
the manner. in which the horse WAS Affected; the
first thing in .he morning when fhe hOsters back the
horses out or their stalls tnosc affected are lound
to he very weak III the hind quarters aud almost un
Below wiI be found statement OF the health Of
the horses in the various stables as gwen yesterday
AT the sahles OF the Dry Dock Avenue d. Desprosses
and Grand streets and Cotlandt ana Grand streets.
thirteen have died and some twenty are now sick;
tley are improving, however, In health.
The second Avenue line have none sick at pre-
sent; ont OF 1875 attacked all bnt six are now st
the Third Avenue Railroad Company have had
none taken since the 18TH or l4tA OF last month;
out OF 80 seized hity-nne died.
The Madison Avenue and Wall Street Ferry stage
Company have lost niue horses out OF IA that have
The Eghtn street stage line had but eight cases;
none OF them fatal.
The Thirty .econd street and Fourth avenue limo
HAD some nity-lge cases, anu averaged the
others.
AZ the sta'les Of the Fourth Avenue Railroad
Company none OF the officers could be found, gev.
orai OF ine Bberinans there proving 10 be. strange
TO say, knOw-nOthings.
Ine Sixth avenue Inc lost eleven out OF sixty.
eight attacked since the 9TH OF last month. Four.
teen oI those taken sick are now at WORK.
Tne Seventh avenue and the Broadway road es-
cases IA the stables
The Eighth avenue lire had most of It's trouble
DUNG the last two or three days. Cat OF a huadred
ca ,aa ere were tsa teatuR.
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
DESTRUCTION OF A LkEG. BUE.DEa,S
ESTABLISHMENT.

Loss SS5,00o-Noiie Work by the Fire Bc.
partrDcnt.
At m early hour yesterday morning IRE ana
smoke were discovered Issuing from tn, engine
room attached to the building establishment OF
Matthew DyrBe, in the rear OF No. l42 Eas. Thirty.
third street. Notwithstanding the Fire Department
were promptly on hand In answer to the signal the
flames spread with alarming rapidity owing 10 the
combustlble nature of the materials stored on tho
premises and ere they could be controlled
haa damaged Gnd destroyed property to the
amount OF $4,000, large portion OF
which IL covered by insurance. The loss to Mr..
Byrne alone IL estimated ct sos 050. He Is insured
for 0oO as folows:-GroceIs', s2, 900; Adriatic
s2,0O0 Hanover, Sl,o00 lafayette. $1,000; Import
ers' and Tladers, $4,000; Hoffman $3.50; Market
$4,000 Relief $1,000; Home, OF New Haven, 81 600;
Metropolitan, 5000; Hartford, or Hartford, 50 900:
Peopc's OF san Fraiicisco, $500. New Amster.
dam, 5000; Hope, 81 600. ana Lorllard, $1,000.
Tho front building WAS coupled az Il dwelling by
Mrs. Lloyd, whose loss furniture is 80 30 fully In
sured. No. ia was occupied Dv Archibald JOHNSON,
whose damage to Furniture Is 5,c00; uly insured IN
the Stuyvesant No. l4j ls owhcd py q. Il. Hartman
and was damaged nbont $500; insured IN the Niagara
Tor $3.50.
The Are spread to The leather factory In The rear of
100 East 1hftytbird street, occupied Dy II. Bitters,
building was damaged TO the extent OF Sl50J; fully
In sured. Fortunately no one was hnrt during
the Conlagration, although several flre,aen had
at one time very narrow escape from some failing
thouQbilessncss OF ~ poicelnal who ran block
two beyond an enGlnc house IN order 10 convey the
alarm 10 another point. In Consequence the flames
for n time got wholly beyond control. but their pro-
notwithstanding the combusiiDle character Of the
buildings around.
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
M0CKING lIORMCNISM.
Eice Young Man E,arrics TIVE Young !
V'ouscn and Sednces Two Otlers-T,B0 Nice |
Young Man In Jail. |

Young Man In Jail.
PoUGHKrEpsrr, July =, ls7l.
Lately heresoouts . mania for bigamy has crowded TO
te 'front.' We have just got through with the Contarin
citemcnt and another OF the class but,
possible, larger AMI damGabl- scale. rUrn the
war James L. Rider young OF excellent 'ianiy
neciions, native of Sag Harbor en- sei in Company d,
Eishty-frst regiment New YORK voiuntsers, ana wen,
South to defend the Gag After u time hc was
discharged at Portsmouth, Va, where took up h haha-
ton nnd became acquainted with Miss sale A. Weaver
daughter OF one of the most distinguished citizens OF tho
place, and after married her. lie employed at
the time bookkceper. She intelligent and viva
cious and novel in the best circles of society They
married by the Rev = A. Okeson Of Christ Church. Nor.
70 k.Va. Rider hsn twen,your years OF ase After
he ssea her ris an i1S tsS 10 5"yn nss
Scd wSrn h @ yI,s A. With, with h.s e M ho s ls
ssHa w%R Mr. cs.rss ooays "a a. Gis.s' ,ass
he M M ns, & MSr:
Fs de er us Fl wMan " a;s @ r. ns 20 her ss
% N wnnrS ~ s nr hear. g'tes o 20 her
.whs,ngty the coup 18TH June last wLss
=. -. sAnsISp oLAspEarsF1x
sa ssas @ saf sa sGn says s
ne. Iier and the two Ioceeisd 10 TIE ieience of the
M 4Fsg OF &c sf To sns$
@ his @ f'r s a nsIs anal
pesl, to the daughter 10 know II was true. She
sa. %medaely r., rs.isa @ ed to the rssencs % Of Mr. Craft
til the 2lst Juae, quiet ttlo ster county
LACE was startled " tn another CHAPTER In he hfc
On thai Miss Abby Horton, Of Highland, appeared
Juaiice ena and cAsrse JsGes L. Ryder with ,ducns
her under promise OF The poor girl
far advanced in pregnancy and her n story gem
era sye,pathy warrant t<sued Rter taken
from crafts house TO the Justices ocsce where
TaI bCoUNDRsL rl.EADrD GUILTY
and st to Kingston Jail the action Of
the Grand jury. After his departure inform Ston
received hat st her y,uag girl had scuced by
having visited her IN secret manner, at tho sane time
yla:e After hi. arres, for sedong Abby Horton the
father of La ra Wsrrng aided Nv counsel proceeded
learn ali about bis He founn EIdeTs
brooklyn, AMI by her was shown letter IRON
Hfs WIFE IN VIRGINIA.
Mr. Warring went to Portsmouth, VR., and there
cured certtel copy OF Riders marriage fe
In the Oounty Clerks GA o.ethrr VITA other
information, with which he reached Highland the th OF
July and showed them TO HIS daughter. The latter
was almost heaitbrotcn, pleading forgiveness,
aSen nome asain Mr. narriIg has taken to have the
marriage OF has d2u Rider 0ec.rci VOID,
and mas aso placed warrant for 6gaY bin 10 the
bands Of the SGer Of Ulster county strong s ha feel
ing against him In Highland that II he he
would be ynUnei
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
CORPORATION COEFLICTS.

Ano:her War in Jerscy-CUe Corporn..o
Essays to Eob5ie Up Ano:ier--Ihc Central
R.itroad AID the NewurIk Ship Canal at
spade ard Pick P0irts.
Ere ye. the terrific Witnessed sangunary
field Of battls Ia Bloomfield have faded from tho
public mind another conflict has broken out which
promises 70 be equally az momentous. II appears
the construction OF the Newark Ship Canal under
the contractors, Backus. Poland Underh, ran across
the OF the proposed branch Central Railroad from
Elizabeth TO Newark. The point of crossing aoou. milo
ana half the old ro,crs burial ground Twelfth
of Newark The canal gang had gotten SO far VITA
their walton, three feet deep hundred feet
wide Yesterday morning. however appearing resume
work,
at nndng large force OF i.bores actively at work In filing
about Sky under the snperneadence of ossI Brady
Fang numbering only scyen men aud Mr. nrady saniryns
his intention Of proeeeias wan hs work Of ming up hc
employer a. to VIA, course % S as saoaia eur.ne
WORK, several hunirel Yards the eastward where be was
pue AMI wle.e tho s canal crosses at right lhs
proceed w.ih of hiug the excavation
snd OF forming tie new road over with the do
Ass!srAs9z from TnE OTTER oANss
working Mt dieionl parts OF the new IL he should
.wesc O'Clock Mr. JBI Robinson, the rre.idcn. of
s u A s Mr. % s & he @ would @ Ha IN
by forcc iaboers from working but
would take speedy legal measures TO that effect The present
action OF the railroad, he said, entirely uncnleG
Communication had passed between the two
REGARDING tie crossiog CT this point They had he thought
made
THia MOVE sfMrLy TO ANNOY
the canal company they yet several hundred yards
away In their WORK from he'd spuled pi o. Al late hour
yestcda afternoon the railroad actively ia
isaa m f. ,ss eo%paa,
TnE MAIN POINT IN DISPUTE
to which of the mpanic has the right o! way, that
ing wi;n the avoiding the building OF the bridge
abuncn,s for the railroad 10 tho canal Ihs
raroai company cain that by establishing their line at
the spot the canal only through them
paying all OF bridge, &C., and damages besides
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
CELEcRAEEsI "TEsE EGURTl.o

Mans Head Crushed fu by Club ma
etaacs--T.e End of u Drunken Eoyg--Dcath
OF tI,c Victim.
STONY Hollow, Ulster county. July 7, 1871.
On the evening Of tle 4th inst. anotner biooiy
tragedy was enacted at Bristol Hin, Ulster county.
about one half mile ircn the late "S'ony Hollow
MURDER" which SO thrilled and startled the whole
community q few months ago. Tho particulars OF
the aTray are as ioliOws:--About Ave O'Clock
on the afternoon OF Tuesday man and
wife, by the name OF DegaD, were returning
from Kingston, and stopped at the saloon OF ono
Coogan. Mrs. Dcgan was intoxicated, as was also
Mrs. Cooyan, ana quarrel arose between them,
when the husband OF Mrs. Degan interfercd and
KNOCKED MRS. coOGAS down.,
ana commenced pounding her. James Simpson
now appeared upon the scene, and selling stone
commenced hammcriny away ut Degau's head.
The cry OF ''Murder" ran through the settlement,
and soon q crowd OF people--nen, women ana
chIdrcn-had gathered about the scene, among
whom was Thomas Burns VINO, seeing the state OK
affairs ran back 70 his house. and procuring u cruz.
came back and struck simpson on INC head severai
times
in n horrible manner Simpson wus at once taken
TO his home aud pnyscns utsrv Nrs ar.
rosied ana brought TO the ingson jan TO await tue
resa' msnt Of q me assto nERaLp reporter is as io
iows:--1hat on Tuesday evening ne heard
CRIES OF MURDER;
"UeIp for Gods sake, hcip;'' that at first he paid
no need 10 a. lights aud street orawls are
OF tay occurrences; That the cries stu ulinued,
ana no up TO where the ngnt was going
on; tha, ne saw simpson ON tho top
OF began. pounding him on the head
with a stone; that he expostulated with simpson,,
begging him TO desist, ana asked hD. "Uid lie
want TO Kill the man f' that Simpson answered.
ayes, the s---of b., Will XIII nIn;" tnat upon
receiving this reply he (prs0ner became very
angry out does not know II he hit Simpson or NOS:
that he might have done 60 hut he does not remem.
Der doing t; that It Is rather hard to stand by aud
SEQ one's friends murdered before your eyes,
DEATH THE vICrfM.
At this writing news Of SIMPSONS death has JUST
been brOUght IN
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
Paesa2lY Ag1THea MJisel
Litiio DRINK, Loud Talk, Ssinii KDffe
ued PSrhnpn u neuhIY WnEnG.

a Litiio Drink, Loud Talk, Ssinii Kpffe
aud Perhaps n Deadly Wound.
Is has frequently been stated IN these columns crime
seems 10 take he form Of epiec and jue.
rnufderous anrays are becoming Fortunately
among the many occurrences noted from time time tho
murdeous sssaus rcaca.bic and respect,bis citizens
ARE really Few and far between Rum usual Che great
inciter and EXETER and the uae Otherwise
for the ost pn-t conhDei psrso OF same class
and devoces OF tie rosy kod Eary yesteraay norm
ins afrsy occurred Yiei may result IL adm another
- NE ALREADY arge List Of deaths by v0euce Roger esv
OF ~ cilrSsoh street. and Patrick GAy o. ~ Wen
houston! houston street, bees,ae ensaged In an ater.
cauOn on lbe corner Of Charlton GYeenwicL
sfoes duryg which Heady drew q POCKET
KNIFE anc stabbed Dy the reck, infictng da,e fUus
NOuhl the injured an was removed 10 the
pr cln' naion hon@e aud stten led BY Doc,ors
.' ~ sisr whlc NJ vas taken 20 bellevue Hospital. Tn
SUI ens stale tbst tie wound a dangerous one and but
ient hoes arc cnieit nsd o. his overy. Oncr Jones
C1Lss injuYea '
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
A CiluGei C9UaTY CONASD.
A Lnborcr Strikes His Employer In tho Head
with un Axe-Arrssr Of the Nyonld-Be MUIR
derer.

HUpsoN, July o, ISL.
Yesterday morning Mr. Isaac Son. large paper maauac
turer OF Chatham village, Columbia county, sutcd
with in the hands Of Thomas KerianA II appears
that Kcrrans had been in the employ Of b been
discharged with orders TO leave the premises given
time. Mr. Son, after waiting the time of notification
pire, proceeded TO dspossess bis tenant,
and cut him about the head In mos, fearful manner.
The attack unprovokcd and oowsrdv But hopes
entertained OF tbs OF tho Injured man. although
physicians have done all for his coor, science and
skill do.
Kcrrians wrs arrcstef by Deputy Sheriff shufot and
brought hefor Judge Peck OF this city last e.enng when
he gare bail In the sum of Isl 100.
LATrR
telegram from Ch ltham this evening that tho
dion ~ Nj. Son favorable ana the physicians
entertain soine hopss OF his recovery.
The New York herald., 1871-07-08

was organized and was Interesting IN the
extreme, though the attendance was nOo
very large. Thls movement is unuer con-
Ward. Mrs. J. 5. Inskip. Ars. ARna Wlttenmeyer,
HRS Mary d. James md MIS- 'osepn A. Wright
TIE mee,ing was ned In the ''Tabernacie," very
large tent. on the southern verge OF The encamp-
men. This tent u destined 70 hold place Ia tho
history OF Methodism Ii America heing the same
tent under which, not long since. Brigham ouDR
aRd his elders neard tue doctrines of wesley ex-
pounded at Salt Lake City.
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
ULSTER COUNTY HORRORS
A Young Mother rOis0ns Her
Child.

Interview with tho Prjscner-rhe Sad Etcry a
Hor Iirs-A Fec. Carer From hfiu,nce to
Poverty-At Ono Erss n Inmaae Of the
Utica 7.unasic A sylun, ihoi as AIMS
hcuEe, and How in Fslcn's
Cell-Atts:1ps st Guo.Ia
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
FOUND FlcAT TING,


Another East River nIystcry.
Yesterday morning the body Of an unknown man
was found In the East River, foot OF North Eighth
street. Williamsburg The deceased was about We
feet nine inches ia height, about twenty eight or
thirty years Of Gge. He wore white Ovcfsiirt, red
undcrshirt ana light corded pants. On one OF his
fingers gold ring with green seal, and in his
shirt bosom three studs containing green
ainnea Coroner WhilepIli took charge OF the body.
The New York herald., 1871-07-08

Tie enormous number OF 1000 French prisoners
bave d'ed In caDtlvity IN Germany. The num1cr
has been ver!ae1 bs returns mado t6the English
Embassy.
The New York herald., 1871-07-08
AccIafaT 70 cuaa.sssnan nosaELL.
JOuSsT0wy, Pa,

JoussT0wH, Pn., July7, 1871.
Hon. d. Morrell thrown from carriage last
ing this place and very seriously njur HIS skull
fractured and his back sprsDed lis physcians think hs
will II no internal injuries have becB buttDe
acctiect entails long confinement
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, w a.
ington. and all the principal points
West South and Sontb-Wast

FALL RIVER LINE.
For New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash
ingt0n, and all the principal points
West, South and South West,
Via Taunsen, Fall River and Newport.
Cabin, $500; Deck e4,Oo. Baggage checked
through and transferred In free Of charge.
port Railway Depot, corner Of South and Kneelsnd
street,, daily (Sundays excepted a. follows: at 10
M, arriving In Fall River 40 minutes in advance OF
the regular Steamboat Train, which leaves Boston
ct 30 n, connecting ut Fall River with thu
new and magnificent steamers Providence. Capt.
These steamers are the fastest and most reliable
boats on the Sound built expressly Tor speed, safety
and comfort. This line connects with sll the South
srn Boats aud Railroad Lines from New York going
West and South, and convenient to the CalforAia
Steamers.
s"Fe shippers Of Frcixhs.n this Line. with
It's new and extensive depht accommodations In Bos-
ton and large pier in New York. Exclusively oI the
business oil the Lino Ii supplied with facilities tor
freight and passenger business which cannot be sur
passed. Freight always taken at low rates and for
wsrded with dispatch.
Nav York Express Train leayes Boston Mt IN p
goods arrive in New York next morning about
N. Freight leaving New York reaches Boston on
the following day at 9.45 Am.
For tickets, berths and statsrooms apply at thu
eompanys office ct No 8 Old State House. corner Of
Washington and State streets and at Old Colony and
Newport Railroad Depot, corner of South and nee
land streets, Boston. -
Steamers leave New York daily, SUNDAYS excep
| cd from Piel 30 North River foot OF Cbambs,
| 1t, at 500 II m.
| G.o. sHTvEaick, PASSENGER zen and Freight Agent.
| N. R: sIMONS, Managing Director Nsrragansst
Steamship Co.
News d1yr
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26
Eclectic MeCaScxt IssJ1F41a14.N.
ESp WHN LADDER.

DIR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies' Vi
need q medical adviser, TO call Ct his rooms No, /
treble Street, which they VII End arranged for thei
especial accommodation.
Or. H. Electic RsEovsting Medicines are unriys,.
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating m
Female Irregularities. Their ectiOn IL speoIhe And
esrtan Of producing relief IN q short time.
LADIES will ind 1t invaluable in all cases Of nh
atructons after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. 1t purely vegetable, containing nothing In
the least injurious to the health, and may be taken
With perfect safety ut all times,
bs addressing DIR, HUGHES
AMI 1sG5d&w No 172 Cumberland Street. Portland
The Portland daily press., 1871-05-26

station, take precedence ovef all Ulcers attached 4,
such vessel or station and all orders OF such aid or
executive shall be regarded as proceeding from he
commanding ohcer; and snch aid OF executive shall
have no n5eremdant authority in consequence OF such
shall have the l;shG to communicate directly win
the commaniin, officer, and in PROFESSIONS ON
shore, on cours-martal, summary courts eourts ~
inquiiy. boards nt survey anu all other boards Ina
and staff officers shall take precedence according 10
rank. i"
SEC. 49, That all acts and parts of acts inconsstsn.
with thas act are hereby repealed.
Approved, March g. 1871.
j. G.. BLAINE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
SCHUYLER COLFAX
Yice- president of the United States and Pres;en,
If The Senate.
Approved, March 3, 1871,
U. s. GRANT