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4 Osys 0snpsalHss.

A sprshtiy correspondent Of the Santa
Barbara Rsss, relates the following
other day I visited the Gan Joss valley, and
sought the classic halls that were won't 70
echo TO my footballs and witness many
strange, esratic fests Of mental gunnssy In
my administration. The school was In .
state OF intense excitement May G. bad
made - composition" Of which tho pm
cipsl ingredient was ''boys, " and . youthful
champion had taken up defensive cudgels.
The cruel teacher was about 70 suppress bic
reply, but begged II for you. Il win do
70 illustrate the theory Of the Rsv ksu O..
este on the ''Nssural Antpa.hy Of III
ssxes." lhsvs not addsd, substsscted nor
subellished, but give Il U you ssvssesm 4
6ltraev@.
''CoNPoslTIox on GIRLS.
''0irls have lsga thsy wear Drssssa
Bono OF the girls can run pretty Test Bat I
think oil Girls are Q uooseucs. they ase
writing about - and II thsy want 70 III
thsm come, bsad We ase In for Il Mary 9
will ~ wrote upon ubst Hsn Tie 0iris
Can't Whale - sny Way"
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Sherif's Sale.

Rf VlKTuE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED or,
!; OF tue Second judicial District Court Of Mona,
territory, In aud for Deer Lodge county bearing d,,
VI June VI, 1879, and to me directed and delivered !,
~ action IN said court, wherein L. p. Lindsey \.
Paiptih and All Chung y Company are defendant
w FAVOR Ut said plaintiff and sgainst said defendant
LOT the sum Of four hundred and eighty. eight w.;
MloO dollars damages and costs in the sum OF twSu4
ysix ana 10 100 dollars, and all further accruins cos,
have levied upon and win, on Saturday the gs,n d,
OF June 1879 In front Of the Cary House. in the tow
Of blackfo0t, In Deer Lodge county, NJ r.. sell =,
public auction to the highest and best bidder for Cash
IL hnnd. the following described property TOW. .
five hundred feet Of mining ground on Ophir h
near Backfoot City, Deer Lodge county, NJ r. joiij
on one side by Gallagher Il Tarpey and on the otE
o. Mathews Mathews Mcdonald: said gro nd is known
half interest In aud TO certain ditch and water ch
conveying water from Thrcc-Mile creek TO psc,
mines In the vicinity Of Blackioot city. said di,c
being known ~ the Lower Three Nile Ditch, ali i
Deer Lodge county NJ. also all tools, danes
cabins, &C., &C., belonging to defendants or 80 mucf
thereof as may he necessary to satisfy sad Judgment
aud Costs Hour Of sale, Two O'Clock r. H. ON abov,
date. """''
Given under my hand this 5th day Of June, A. u
1873. CHARLES i, WARRsS !"
:oo Nv Sheriff Of d or Lodge Co.. NJ r.
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The MacNahons are desceoded from Brian
Born, Who VS. King Of 1rslssd IN 1914,
and acquired srest rsoown . TIE conuqer,r
Of The Danes, over whom b. gained dssi-
sive victory q Clontarf Apstition TO King
Louis y sStant, whsssin nsarios AacAshOn
Knight Of Malta, formerly Capsais Of Cav
airy in The regiment Of Fits james. states
sapplicaass both fur himself end for the
Marquis d'Equilly end the B,shop Of Kill
lers. HE hsoshes. thss ''hs may b permitted
TO represent before sll psiaces, that they
draw sheaf eternal petesnal 0siGis from the
lords q ClUodisalA IN lge1and, Who wan
Descended from ths josds end princes Of
Glars, vho wses issss Of he ancient mon.
archs o. IsslAnd. Their atsachnsnt y III
Casholic 5elisios md y shsis legitimaal
peincs have deprived thea Of their pro6ss.
docs end dtln, end hey And Il Impossible
70 sseabliah thsls sobls I'D aacss1t sxtsac'
sios b i,sral psoolA Hut shau hsys proof
ssd tsseimosials bsyosd I'll s1splejoa. ssd
United ~ ~ tsibsssls, whieh ssaabaisl
thsis noblity not only from ~ pear I'M
but syen ap'so Brian BosU. monarch q Iss
Nod. - shs bsgisnias Of the slsventh css>
sss1. sd hat Trey ~ IT The $500 faaally
= the 1arls Ut Th0mond." whn0 shs kipf
I'D ''hoasssd With ~ tavoe.s - d0cs.
msst kaeoonpasIsd ~ oshsr papsss frugz
watch II appears that ~ ptsseA Msslls.
hoas 90 dssces6ed iron IT, twO bsUah9s
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NO. 1887
Application for Patent.

q. .. LAND OFFICa, Heleha, NJ. T.. I
June IL 1873.
Notice Ia hereby given that HUGH BRATTON and
HENRY n. HUBBARD, whose pOst0flcc address IL
Blsckfoot CITY Deer Lodge county Montana Terri
tory have this day fled application for patent under
the mining laws Of Congress for placer mining claim
situated in Tiger Mining District Deer Lodge county,
Montana Territory and described follows. In TIC
plat and field notes on hle in this Office, viz: Be-
ginning at the s0uthcastery corner from which tho
section corner between sections 3 and 50 In 7 II n
h W. bears y. u deg. - min u. 40 links distant
and running thence N. II deg f. 14O3 chains thence
n. - deg. s. 80 chains thence s. Il deg, 30 min.
T. 1850 chains thence 9. II deg. Is min +, chains;
thence y. " deg w. 13os chains; thence ). IS deg
I'D min. W. 1918 chains to the place Of beginning,
containing twenty five and VllO0 [258lJ acres dcs-
designated lot No. 43 In section No. q, township
II, N, range w.. upon which notice Of said appli
cation was posted on the 31st day Of May 1879
The adjoining claimants u these premises are
Michael OR0urke and John l. Hogan, placer claim
below. w. C. CHILD Register,
BE-: MARSH. U. 8. Deputy Mineral surveyor.
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Legal Advertisements
Sheri1's Sale,

.RfI Z. v IL OF AN EXECUTION ,ss,,rn ~,
crrisa.v "0 +, second Judicial District Com, ~ Mo
Chsre. g R sa'a court wherein b. Rd.ey yt0a
COmD,nv ,rs n"t arc plaintiffs and Al CSn,' "' y
and swsjns. W. w J;SSsnan!s In favor Of -ad
ith., o. twe'tynne ana 10 100 dollar on cost
Ssturd.s ,h costa have levied upon and si Tq s1
Cary V,ns h day Of June. 1874, IN front o ~, %
conn,y ~ the town Ot Blsckfoot. in Deer ot s9
and b., h;dL:: sell at public auction to the hirhsS
scr;h., bidder Tor Cash In hand, tho follow;n. ~
vr"nnJ ",y, t0wit: Five hundred feet Of mini"J
Dee, ioss on Opar Bur. near Blackfoot civ.
e%s ga and Tap and on the other side by MAJ.
F.r, ana AcDohald said ground il known AZ the
ir.n, asvn GROUND: Also mn undivided III oneS.Y
~.v,. 20 and to certain ditch aud water right con-
In ,h wafer from Three Mile creek to placer mjna.
Ino" vicinity OF Blackfoot city, said ditch b.ins
" 'i"a 10 The Lower Three Mile ditr' i IN hss
onn;u county NJ L also all hume- tools &C., bs
n"c..as " ueiehdants. or 10 much Il geoe mnyh
sn, ,.t,,y 70 satisfy said judgment ~, 90 = II"
on above date. 'o"' ~ WV wv" T.
"''s an under my hand this sth day Of June, 1873
Nv CHARLES ). WARREN
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge Co., NJ n
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mo. l92.
Application for Patent
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, N. T..
e.,,~>


Notice IL hereby given that NELSON J. DOWN
SPECk, whose l0st06ice Address Il Nackfoot City.
Dscr L0ags county. Montana Territory, has this day
illcd application for patent under the mining laws VI
C0ngrcss, tor placer mining claim, situated
shoe mining district Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory. ard desc ibe In the plat and field notes
Gle IN THE ofce = follows, VIZ: Beginning at tho
south castetly cOsner from which the nOrthwesterly
corner Ut lot No 3S IN 4 II, N R7. w, hears : ~
deg w. 81. 81 chsius distant, aud running thence
9dcg Is min 10 chains: thence n ~ deg, E.
thence i. Is deg. 20 min ". IN chains; thence n.
- deg y min. T. chains thence N. II deg. 30 min.
w. $50 chalns: thence >. u deg. w $40 chains:
thence b. II deg 10 min. Z. 49, chains thence 8.
deg - min. w 600 chains: thence :. ~ deg. 10 min.
T. 150 chains TO the place Of bt1hnnin: containing
hve and - 100 rs 33l acrea designated lot No u
In township II. n range W. upon which u notice Of
sad application posted on the 10th day Of June.
l07a
Tho adjoining claimants to these premises are Jas,
Kelley and Eric Lindgren, placer claims:
w. c. CHILD, Register.
Benz. = MARsH, q. 8. Deputy Mineral Surveyor.
sOI0d
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YA0 Oiyoeoo0 NJ q 0soo1se 11s1eha0 q
soee Servant h . fsaasyavaaia

From tAs Franklin Pa) Spectator. Nay SIKH.
There 10 now employed In this city - q
house servant, . woman who was few
years ago the wife Of . rising young lAwye,
In Butler county. After her marriage there
was . short year of welded love and the
birth Of . daughter. Then came estsanye.
ment and sversion on the part OF the hus.
band, ending In his desestion Of wife and
child. Left pennies and broken hearted,
the poor mother struggled to support her
self and offspring, doing whatever Der hands
found TO do. and In the course of few Year,
che applied for and obtsiueds divorce The
husband went to California and finally
settled In Oregon. He had talent, ambition
aud assursnce-three great requisites fol
SUCCESS In life. Dsbbling In ps'Iis'cs, hi
swoke "ne morning 70 discOyer thst thu
Legisls,ureof Oregon hs1i elected him . Ssn
stor Ut the U..ited States. He had left the
w,Ids Ut Butler only s,ms six Yeas before,
going he cared not where, u escape thu
'silkca bonds IF bis mnrrissc, which had b.
c0ms calling letters Of iSU0. Then h,s
name ives John Mitchell H,ppIe. bu, III.
Ssnsinr, when the syss and n0es ase called
wlll answer 10 the name Ut John n. Mitchell
The Mitchell Ut Oregon. II the Nipple VI
Butler county. He will sit In the Chambel
that ones echoed 70 the ringing periods u
Webster and Clay, dstsersd - rising, per
hsps Christian, statesman. All that man
could ok Of promise for the future, viii
b bic. His Lines have fallen In pleossn,
placea
Surely, the mutations Of life ase beyond
our comprehension. Fiction presents, il
oil ito range. 10 greater contrast Of fate u
fortune than that between Hipple or Mich
ell. IN the Senate Ut the United States, ard
The oncs cherished wife OF his lsusom me
nisi 10 Frsnklin hotel He 10 the guest u
earsh's great ones; the peer. - the world
CUES, Of men Ut historic fame che toilinl
slave, ''who dimes from % the pIsie sh.
lately wssiDsd." with M hope Of hsighss'
day this side of the grave. Yet VIM CO..
~ that her lot, dask and gloomy - II sesm'
70 lsss happy thsn hist Who knows Tia
thsrs l. not constaasly beiass him torturinl
visisus Of deeerted woasan and it'll
child i-phsnsoEs thst will NOT dovs y hi'
bidding.
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mo. 1874.
Application for Patent.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE, HELENA. M. r.. I


Notice IL hereby published that JAMES A. tai
BOTT, PHILIP McGOVERN JOHN DOWNS
SAMUEL THOMPSON and CHARLES LANE, who's
postOtice address Is Deer Lodge Deer Lodge county
Montana Territory, have this day filed application f0i
patent under the Mining Laws Of Congress, for their
placer mining claim, situated In the locality known rs
Little Blackf0,t In no organized mining district,
Deer Lodge county, NJ T.. which claims are recorded
In book f. Of miscellaneous records In the office OF
the County Recorder Of said county aud described
~ follows t0-wit: The southwest \ Of northwest Y
Of the northwest = and north u Of southwest 4 Of
northwest &, all In section township north range
Of northeast and south Is Of northeast OF north
east 4, and northwest \ OF northeast Of northeast
north th 81 son,h " Of northwest Of northeast
all In section T. township north range west con.
tanning hundred acres, upon which copy Of said
notice Ut application 10 posted,
The nearest claimants to said premises Peterson
and Larsen agricultural claimants, about three mcs
below on the Little Blackf00t river.
1sa60d W. Z. CHILD Register.
w. W. JOHNSON, Attorney for claimants
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y sspply u large 90 With - = Il grad-
eally loses ito usainG power. 1hs hallouus
will hold some ~, 90 feet Of no aad viii
have lifting csPsssy u II, 900 psands y
ssdss the weight u ~ - chsnhsss them
selves, osloines, t'sakss, Me boas, etc. u
will take sls,ut :. 100 yards of drilling Tor
the large l,al'oon, bat with The aid Of sew
lug machines W ihisk We can get II ready
IN mosihs' ume. TIE hsskss In which
Ne ps"posc u ride will be comfortable
covered room, viii . cellaS IN which 70
store wafer and food Tor the "Trip. The
room viii have windows 40 al siDes, lime
ss"ve will give abundant heat for warmth
and 10 ct0k with, while u alght vacuum
tube with platinum wire q each end will
furnish abundant light By sending = current
"f electricity aIong the wire.
Rcp.-Suppose the balloon falls into the
sesl
Professcr-We have to provide for such
an emergency. Beneath the CHAMBER there
viii be % open platform OF balcony, and
beneath that ono Of tho Francis metal life
boats. provided with osrs, sails, instruments.
food and water, will he Suspended, ready 1t
any instant TO receive %, should near up
pr0sch to the waller take place for any res
sOn. This life boat will have four large
MIR chsmt'ers, and will be provided with =
cabin In which we can be protected from the
weather. by means If an ingenious con-
trivsnce the center Of gravity can be msde
beneath the bottom 1T she hoat, thus rem.
dsring /. impossible to upset 1t We shall
take provisions for thirty days in order to
~ ready fOs the worst. aud will have Il
placed In water tight bags which may serve
10 lifs.prescrvcrs also. a.
Professor Wise leaves far Boston 10 nigh,
with Mr.. Donaldson, and will probably
proceed 1t once with the WORK Of construct
jng the t,alloons We may say, In concla.
sion. that he hopes 70 carry bundle Ut
letters over to England with him, from
American merchants, 10 thss the undertaking
will haye practical business aspect from
the beginning. It d 70 b. hoped that the
gallant men will reach the oihcr side IN
safety, and that the Professor will then se.
cure the honor be 70 richly deserves for h,s
un,tring efforts In behalf Of science.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.

U s, LAND OPricx, HELENA. N. T..
May 9Th. 1879.
WILLIAM GILL, whose postoflicc address Is Deer
Lodge, Deer Ledge county, N. T.. has Alcd In this
once his application to enter as agricultural iai the
nor{heas Il Of section 81 In township No. north Of
rnnv M west which land IL suspended from entry
agricultural land notice is hereby given that hear
Ing will he I'D At this Office at 10 o'clock A. M on the
ifh day al july 1874 to determine to the mineral
or ron mineral character OF said land and testimony
TO &c used upon said hearing will be taken before d.
A. Newcomer Probate Judge, at his Office in Decr
Lodge CITY. and county, N. T. commencing at 10 O'Clock
a. m, on the TIL day Of July, 1873
II Is alleged there are NO known miners nor mining
improvements or claims upon said land.
sOi5t =. W. &. CHILD, Register.
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE ITO MINERS.
U. 3. LAND OFFICE, IiElxSA, M.T,l

June, TIN. 1879. {
ANGVS A. MCDONALD. whose p0stoiiice address.
n New Chicago, Deer Lodge county. N. T.. hAe nlet
IN this Office MS application 10 enter aGrcu1en:aI
land the s0ut Invest Of the north west Of section
a and tho south Of the nostheast aId the mort
east Of the north csst OF section ~ ~ nwnsnip
Nh 10 ninth az rancc No. II, west, which land 70
enependcd from, entry rs agricultural land Notice u
he.s6y given that heariue viii be hsd at this Smcs
Setemipc q to the mineral nOnn,incral character
Of sad land and Testimony TO be used upon said hear.
ipg win BE- taken before d. T.. NewcOnssi Froh.fs
ISaSr q Me ONCE in Deer Lodge city and county.
Il. T., com mencing ut 10 O'Clock. u. m' on the 18th
day Of July. 1871
Il h alleged there IRE no known miners nor mining
w. e. CHILD. Register.
q. II O.BANxcx, attorney tor claimant. -
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TO MIN ERS.

Drugs and Medicines.
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MlasCcllancOSl0s

.g1ke ac-e,s:srrs ae,rap f:ter yee = ~
r.5s;.Icra ~ fiis qages. cs reyGr6e tAA6S
psrfee. ,fiia .i,+.y. ask sohcn WrieSs4 y
thor. y; ass sasafio.s ,'ps ear tAsir Adser
fiss,,..ss 4. V..s yrJe;'
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INscRmrIox for the iombs-Who
enters here leaves soap behind.
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Ma, lad, III do ma snch thing. 4"
I'm Q the seed O. the righteous, aud
my bread shall be given aud my water
sure. I've ne'er in IN all these years,
begged loaf or a shelter, but in place
o that, the people seeing me pass their
doors, come out and press me to eat
and drink, and rest WI them, as Abra.
ham did the angels. Rise up, the
clouds are breaking; let us ava to the
manse, where there is ever welcome
for as while we need ane below. Very
soon the upper gates will be open, and
the great welcome viii be sounded in
our ears.
When she entered the door Of the
mause, it was to 70 ont no more. From
that blessed refuge, the angel Of death
bore her to the upper gates, to receive
the great welcome, and 10 rejoice in
that grace which pardons and receives
the chief OF sinners.
jock found home with COtter
James; but he could not rest quietly
there. lie royod all the long summer,
only coming back when hungry and
sick. When the winter came on, with
its wild winds and blinNng SHOWS, he
passed through the upper gates, which
are not barred against the weakest Of
Gods creatures
g ] want to go to Marselie, he sail,
where's ma hunger to tempt poor
Jock TO steal Jock has the sin, but
the Lord has his pardon Goodnight,
auld James and Nanny"
These were his last words.
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Life-Saying ApparatuS..-A Plea for
Rats,
From the New York Times of Saturday.

from the New 1Ofk Times OF saturday.
The Polytechnic branch of the Amer.
lean Institute met last evening, at
Room No. q Cooper Union, Professor
S. ID. Sillman presiding. Mr.. Norman
Ward read paper on Life-saving
Apparatus. In the course of his re-
marks he said that, although the At
lantIc had several boats on board, they
were of no use when that Inflated
vessel struck the rocks. Such boats,
he said. on ocean steamships are
worthless. They are constructed of
such brittal material that they
can be crushed like an egg
shell. II the Atlantic had
on board number of RATS, and when
she struck they had been thrown in
the water, or on the ship, the passen.
gers would have caught hold of them,
and probably larger number would
have been saved. Mr. Wizard then
produced a model OF an india-rubbel
life-rait, which could be thrown in the
water in any shape, and it would im.
media'ely right itself. He contended
that the raft was ample and useful, and
if adopted would be of far greater value
than boats. They could be propelled
by oars or by sail, and they would not
swamp by overcrowding. He knew q
lady who had been four hours in one OF
these RATS, in a rough sea, and she
preferred a sail in them TO the com
mon boat. The ineifcIency in life-sav.
ing apparatus on board ocean steam
ships is well-known, and passengers
should decline TO stand by any com.
pany who have not a sufficient number
OF RATS ON board each vessel. He
stated that l50 of the RATS he describ.
ed were in use in the United States
Navy, and they have given the greatest
satisfaction. In conclusion he gave
the following list of lives lost within
ten miles of the British coast during
eleven years: 1861, SS4; 1862, 500
1868, go. 1864, SIG; 1868. COS; 1866
sos; 1867, 3S3; 1865, SD; 1869, 933
1870, 933 177l, go Average for the
eleven years, 19S, each year.
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From the Grand Rapids Eagle.
Having visited some OF the fruit or
chards in the nelghborhood Of Muske-
gOn, we find them all TO be more or less
injured by the severe winteT-excep',
perhaps, cherry and apple trees and
some varieties of apple trees seem to
be little affected. The peach crop
will be comparatively no crop tAis year,
though there will be lew peaches IN
Western Michigan if anywhere in the
Northwest. But even in the fruit belt
OF the lake shore region some Of the
trees are killed down 10 the root, ana
many are killed back to the extent OF
last years growth OF limbs. In exam
ming half a dozen small orchards of
from 100 to l, 200 trees very rarely did
we and buds that will blossom, and
more rarely buds that will develop
fruit. In two of the largest orchards
we do not beliye there will be bushel
Of peaches this season. In some others
a few trees IN sheltered DO
sitions showed some buds apparently
healthtul; but they are very few. In
deed, long ago the people living along
the shores should have known that the
severe freezes Of the past winter, pro-
duclng such an unprecedented extent
and depth Of ice in Lake Michigan and
the little lakes and bays along shore,
could not leave the peach trees unhurt
Many pear trees are also killed out
right We think nearly one.half the
peach trees Of Western Michigan are
destroyed, and shall be surprised if by
the middle of June the evidence of it
IS not sufficient to convince the most
incredulous. OF course the "peacb
belt" will suffer less than further in
land.
The pear is suffering in many places
more from 1.-THE blight" for which
there seems TO be no certain re ledy,
than from the severe cold.
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Professor Baird, United States Com
missioner of the Fisheries, has Just des.
patched Seth Green and four attendants
10 Augusta, Ga, TO begin the work of
shad-hatehing. with the view of restcr
ing the Western and Southern waters
After the season closes at Augusta, Mr..
Green will proceed northward, and
continue his labors succpssiyely &c
New Berne, Weldon, fredericksburg.
Washington and other localities. A
portion of the fsh Matched ont will be
placed IN the river nj each particular
station. and others will be transmitted
10y iail to adiaosnt,waters of both the
Atlantic coast and Mississippi Valley.
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Hard>hipS Of SETTLERS

Under several rulings made bv the
Interior Department under Secretaries
Browning and Cox, large number of
immigrants were induced to settle on
the Usage ceded lands in Kansas,
in accordance with the usual require
ments Of the homestead law. In 1872
Secreta v Delano made a decision in
the interest of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, and the Leavenworth. St.
Lawrence and Galveston railroads.
which was based on the distinctive
poInt that these companies having def
nitely located their roads in 1868, the
settlers subsequent to that time could
acquire no adverse title. The settlers
on these lands 10 the number of several
hundreds, who were completely ru.
ined by Delano's decision, recently
forwarded a petition TO the interior
Department, not only demonstrating
against being put off their lands, but
also proving that the roads did not
locate until 1870. and that the only
proof on behalf of the railway corpo-
ratIons to substantiate this point came
from officers and employees Of the com.
panies interested. The Secretary.
however, has just decided that the case
+ cannot be reopened, and that the set
tiers must abide 10y his previous deer
sion. Under this ruling the Lawrence,
Leavenworth and Galveston road will
receive los, 600 acres, and the Miss nuri.
Kansas and Texas about 233, 900. It's
stated that in the majority of instances
the lands are under fair degree OF
cultivation, and much better improved
than is customary IN a new country.
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Tho German Army.

The following details ON the consti.
tuition If the German army for 1874
are taken from official documents pre-.
scented to the Reichstag. The total
elective is 80 be 1888 officers, 4Ol,
$50 non-commissioned officers, private
soldiers and musicians, 1879 surgeons,
GSl paymasters, Goa veterinary sur.
geons, $50 armers. 93 suddlers, and
96 ljS horses. The governments at
ttnuou is devoted 10 schools for ca-
diets, the total number Of pupils being
l,SOO. The credit asked 10y the gov
ernmeRt is SIS, BOG, 100 thalers, or nearly
ElS, OOO. 600.