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CHANCERY NOTICE.

Lyman Blodgett, dc fendant. is notihed
that on july u, 1873, Mary NJ. blodgeM'
complainant, tiled her bin In chaneery,
In the Alexander county circuit court, siste
Of Illinois, for divorce, and that sara su,. 70
now pending In said court. That thereupo.n
a summons was issued out Of the clerks
office OF said court against you, retmrhao'e
on the fourth Tuesday In July, 1878, '1
term OF said court, then tobe holden u. t ,ne
courthouse In. Cairo, In said count! A"a
state. Dated July 2lst, 1873. c,.s,.
REUBEN 5. YOcuM, Cierh'
compl.insn,s solicitor
2I.d.4M,
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

Messrs. X. smy.he Il Co., intend re-
moving their entire stock Of goods from
their old stand, on the Ohio lsveer to the
one occupied BY them at the corner Of
Nineteenth and Commercial avenue, nav
ing met with q success 10 their new store
FAR beyond their most sanguine expects-
tions, they have concluded to consolidate
Tor the present At least, their business
In the meantime their store house on the
levee will be given . thorough overhaul
ing and placed in perfec, repair. Thank
ing the public for past iavor' they re'pec,'
fully solicit a continuance OF the same.
7-lStf
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THE CAIRO AND VlNCENNES
RAlLROAD.
SHORTEST ROUTE FROM CAIRO

SdONl hol ROU In rhoh Chlh'
10
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Toledo,
Detroit, Cleveland, Niagra Falls
Buffalo, Pitsburg, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York.
Boston and all Eastern Points,
CHANGE OF TINE.
On and after Tuesday, July |, 1873, trains
VIII run o. follows:
EXPRESS.
Going north leaves Cairo al ..,... 400 g. ia. .
Doing south arrives at Cairo al $40 y. III.
MOUND CITY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going North.
Leaves Cairo 1t. .ll:3j AIN. and 600 pm.
Going South.
Arrives NJ Cairo NJ 500 AIN. and % pm.
The express train north arrives at VIM
cennes st 1920 Pm, making direct cOnnec-
uon NJ 1880 pm, with the indianapolis and
Vincennes railroad for indianapolis, the
great railroad centre, from which point
trains are departing ut all hours, Tor all
soints In the United States and Canada. At
1868 pm. with the Evansville and Craw-
isiisville railroad, for Terra Haute, India
spoAs, Chicago, DanSiiie and all points
north, via the Terra Haute, Evansville and
Chicogo railroad, and east Via the Nandalia
line, and Indianapolis and 81. Louis railroad.
At l:o5 p IN with the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad, for Cincinnati, Louisville, and all
points east, via Cincinnati.
Passengers going by this route are placed
In Indianapolis, Cincinnati. Louisyille. New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all eastern points, twelve
hours in advance of any other route.
Express train makes connection at Edo.
RADIO with st. Louis and southeastern rail-
way, Tor st. Louis, Mt. Vernon Illinois) ,
Shawneetown, and all points between Edo
rsdo and 81. Louis.
At Norris CITY makes close connection
for Springfield, Rock Island, and all points
on Springfield and Illinois Southeastern rail.
way and conn ections.
Al Csrmi with 81. Louis, Evansville, Hen
derson and Nashville railway line, Tor Mt.
Vernon Undiara), Evansville, Henderson
(Kentucky), Nashville (Tennessee), and all
points on ST. L., h., II. and n. railway and
come ctions.
BagYage checked to all important points
" For tickets and information apply u,
the ticket office, corner Seventh street anC
Commercial avenue, Cairo, Illinois.
Jso. LEE, Supt. CHAs. .. Woop,
Gen. Passr and Ticket Ag
b. +. BURNSIDE, Agent, Cairo.
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For SALE OR RENT.

A .wo.'tory house on Commercial ave-
nue. near the corner of Nineteenth street.
The house is forty feet long by twenty
two feet wide. II contains ten room. and
kitchen, and good cis,ern and necessary
out-houses are attached 10 it. IL is well
ventilated and well adapted for busines'
house or dwelling. 1t 10 in a business part
Of the city aud has been newly painted
and renovated inside and out. Apply TO
JouN HEGAkTY,
River Shannon House, Ohio Levpe,
Cairo, Illinois. 1-s-lm.
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CHURCH CARD TO THE PUBLIC

The undersigned desires to call a.ten.
| tion to the fact that there is al impress
sion that there are neglected sections of
tho country within tho c0Gnties Of hlcx-
ander, Pulaski Union, Jackson, William
son and Randolph, within what is known
~ the Cairo district of the Methodist
Episcopal church, where there /. only an
occasional religious service. IL is be-
lieved that there is sufficient population
in each country school district to build
up good congregation and Sunday
school. The writer desires to say in be.
half OF tho Methodist Episcopal church,
that We desire 20 do our full share in lay
ing the foundation Of religious society n
every neighborhOod of this section OF the
state.
AS there is to be q session of the die.
,rict conference Of said church ia Jones'
boro, Ills, Wednesday July 80, 1873, we
shall be glad if any citizen interested in
the matter, would confer with his neigh.
bors concerning their wants, and If the
services OF our ministry ne desired, SEND
representative to said conference or for
ward a communication to the undersigned
at Jonesboro, Ills, by the 3oth Of July and
we will labor most chserfully to
meet the wishes of the people. We now
have twenty-three itinsrAnt preachers,
thirty-siI local preachers and thirty-two
q
one, who are under orders to carry on
church enterprise within this territory,
veiing with other churches in the holy
revival Of doing good.
WM. JESSE GRANT,
Presiding Elder of Cairo District N. F.
Church.
CAsRoNDALE HIS, June "a, 1879.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER.

NJ. AND ST L. PACKET COMPANY
AGENr's OFFICE, Cairo July !, 1873. J
The Memphis and St. Louis Packet
company now offer for sale round trip
tickets from Cairo to Denver and return
$40, good for ninety days from date OF
sale. Also regular tickets on sale for
Kansas City, Omaha, Topeka, Lawrence,
San Francisco and all principal points
west, and by river and rsil to all points
south. For further information call At
tho compsny's Office, No. n Ohio levee,
under City National bank, Cairo, lllinols
JAMES MALLORY, Ticket Agk
Sol, A. SILvER Passenger Agt.
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SCOTS NEW BILLIARD HALL
NOW READY.

On Thursday, July IL, w. Il. Scott will
open his new building on CommsrciAl av-
enue. splendid free lunch will DO
spread a. 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and
n grand bail will he gwen =! night, TO
which all his old friends and customers
are respectfully invited lie has purchased
= large stock OF Gne wines and liQuors,
and invites his friends to call around and
sample them. 1-lb q.
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A GOOD INVESTMENT.

rare chanc. IL oas.sd to -o'ns man
with money to inves. in good paying
property il the mos, desirable part oi the
city. Two lots, 81 feet front on the ave-
nue., house , stories. Two large stores
can DO fitted up or the nr.l floor, the up.
per stories are well arranged for Offices Or
dwellings. For further particulars en-
quire Of John Y. HAHMAs j Co.,
G-i-tf Real Estate Agents, Cairo, Ill.
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FOR RENT.

will rent nv house on Ninth street,
between Walnu, and Cedar, with furni.
ture or otherwise. The house contain.
hye good rooms, good closets, = good
cistern, and has comfortable yard room,
a good wood house. wsshroom, etc,
Apply at Illinois Central ticket office.
7.l9lw. JAMES B. SHELDON.
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NOTICE,

OFFICE CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS Il, r. Co. !
CAIRo, Iils., July II, 1873. !
A meeting Of the directors OF this com,
pany will be held on Wednesday, the 2Sd
instant, at 10 o'clock IN, At the office OF
Me''rs, II, r. Psyson X Co, No, 3oi North
Fifth street, 10 the city Of St Louis, Mis-,
souri, s. sTAArs TAYLOR, President
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NEM GODI)S.

Mrs. Anna Lang on Eighth street, between
Commercial and Washington avenues, has
Just opened out stock OF new and fashion
able millinery goods. She has one hundred
and fifty different styles of hats and bonnets,
beside large assortment OF ribbons, fiow.
ers and notions OF oil sorts, all OF which vii
be sold at the lowest prices.
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Tarrant's Eneryescent Seltaer Aperient

the mOst effective combination OF pure
tonic, wholesome laxative, a refreshing
lebriiuge, and powerful snti.bilous agent
at present known. The immediate and per,
msnent relief that It affords In cases Of
chronic constipation, biliousness, stomach
complaints, nervous depression, fever, rheu.
matism, drOpsy, piles, headache, heartburn
cry civilized portion Of tho American CONT.
nen,. Sold by all druggists. 7-22eod&w2w
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LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.
u ), SIG. SER, OBsEkvER's OFFICE,
M M o. IL

u >. SIG. SER, OBsEkvER's OFFICE,
CAIRO, July %, le73, i0:ii pm.
Barometer 30l7.
Thermometer 70 degrees.
Wind, calm, velocity miles per
hour.
Weather, clear.
Maximum temperature last "A hours, s,
degrees.
Minimum temperature, last "a hours, g
degrees
rfe'shng wind last "a hours, east,
io'ai humber Of miles wind travelled, las
"A hours, IS.
Lp"is GARLASp. Observer.
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ICE CREAM.sALOON

~ warm westher Is approaching the
Iovsry OF ice cream will be glad 10 learn that
Nsssn. Saup 4 Clsrkson have ftted up and
vsfaSnishsd, In elegant style, their Ice cream
pasiors. Their mammoth soda fountain la.
also bssp put In running order. and Dothina
y wanting about the establishment 10 mAks
oas pleasure and comfort OF their: ::pstrou'
snupletS, s-loti
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ENVELOPES.

Fine white single and double X amber
angle and double X Canary, best quality OF
MANILA, blue letter, ETC., etc. $4,000 for
ale, printed ~ " % TO o 90 per thousand,
Of the BULLETIN OFFiCE.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE

CAIRO. ARKANSAS AND TEXAS II. X.
On and after Monday, June 0, 1873, trains
win run daily, except sunday, between
0reenheld's landing and Sikeston, Scott
county, Missouri. as follows:
Leave Greenneld's 1000 ain. and $3.50 p. m &.
Arrive $50 " BIO
Charleston lO;40 4" G:l0 Z"
e" sikeston Tl0 PIN. e-6 II
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POLICE COURTS

Business in the police courts yesterday
did not amount to much. A few cases OF
the ordinary knd-'drunk and ii,osderly "
were tried, bat beyond ,hi. there was
nothing worth recording.
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Best Scotch ale, stout porter, and eigh,
year old bourbon whiskey TO be found only
ct the Crystal saloon, corner Of Sixth stree,
and Commercial avenue.
STEAoALA h LASg,
S-25 In Proprletor,.
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FOR SALE.

A fine lot for residence Lot u, block
ls first addition. Price $500 cash. Ap-
ply to ALEX. II. IRWIN.
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FOR RENT.

A cottage on Fifteenth street, between
Washington avenue and Walnut streets
For terms, inquire Of White i Co., cor
ner Washington avenue and Twentieth
street 7-20-3t
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~ You can buy SIX
and One-half lbs. Durant's
A Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half Ibis. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy.fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
Ono Dollar per pound, and ey.
erythingproportionately y cheap
at HIRAM BixBY.
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GOVERNNL SALE

WV EhN VI tNI SALE.
m. htlt ht WI, De sold, At public auction. 10
'"s ''S"est piuuei al one O'Clock pm, ON
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, is73,
hols, quantity of
FURNITURE,
hIe. hI,1t,ns, sung ~ part, OF Carpets, Bureaus, Ia.
p'ys, Chairs, Washstantis, etc, etc.
EhMs OF SALe:-Cash on day Of sale
""u immediate removal OF goods required
ny order of Commandant,
-,oo. FRANCIS i .GILLHTT
''''E Paymaster, l., ). \.
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CHEAP ROARDISG

Regular bosrders at the European hotel,
barry Walker proprietor, receive board u,
the rate Of go per month. BLOT
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Ii. WARDNER, NJ. ID.

once and Residence III Commercial ave
nue., next door 10 the Atheneum).
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Al creations dawn the medicinal springs
Of the earth sparkled and bubbled rs they
do now, but it required the light OF chem.
ical discovery to enable man 10 reproduce
them from their elements. AS the SeltHer
water has been reproduced in
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{. W. DUNNING, NJ. ID.

" QEslDENCE-cornerNi Ninth and Walnut sts,
lSomco-eotner sixth street aud Ohio leveo.
Ohioe hours-from8 . m, to ~ m, and ypm
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CHANGE OF TIME.

CHANGE OF TIME.
Passenger trains on the Illinois Central
change time to-day. From and after $40
p. IN. to-day trains will run rs follows
ARRIVE,
Express, daily &C.. .4:O5 p. IN
Mall, except sunday -. .3:l5 y. IN.
DEPART.
Express, e. 2:40 p. m
Mall, daily except Sunday ..ll:55 p. III
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PROBATE COURT.

'nObAi r 'OlNl'
Estate OF Albert Cauble, deees sed,
Louis Twente, administrator. Said re-
port approved on condition that said sd-
Isinistrator charge himself with ia
mistake in addition also that he charge
himself with the amount Of corn sold TO
Chss. Watsrneer at forty cents per bushel,
not carried out in said bill.
Estate OF Frederick A. Rose, deceased
Frederick Rose, administratrix proof Of
publication for adjustment. Proof OF no.
tice approved and ordered recorded and
further ordered that all claims agsins,
said estate may he probated during thi.
term.
Augusta Rose Va. Frederick Rose. nd
ministratriI OF Fred. Rose, decesse!. As
sumpsit; $ll9 H. Claim admitted 10 b,
correct, due and unpaid. Judgment TO,
amount rendered, and ordered paid in du,
course of administration.
Same estAte-sssumpsit--J, Hirschorn
~ boi William Worstman, $500; sam,
$50. Debts admitted to be correct, snf
ordered paid in due course of sdmini.,rs
tIon.
Nathaniel Studdard W. Martin Y
Hugh wood, administrator of estate of NJ
Jones, decessed Assumpsit, t2s. judy
ment rendered against said estate for t,ll
amount Of claim.
Estate Of Benjamin Mays, deceased
Thomas Msshis, Finsl report. Repor
approved, and administrator discharge
frota further liability.
Estate " Hiram Pesres. h Dictel
son, AdminlstrAtor. Final ss''lsmsI
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Hacks for the.Cairo, Arksnsas and Texa
railroad, starting from White 4 Greers
store, corner OF Sixth street and Ohio leyee,
run ~ follows
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DR.. G.. II. DOUGLAS,

A constant supply OF pure Nitrous Oxide
Gas, for the painless extraction of teeth, NJ
the Dental Rooms Of DR. Douglas, Successor
Ia nr, A, NJ, Austin. Eighth street. b.Ili
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pROBATE COURT.

Probate court, Judge F. Bross presiding;
Alex. Ii. Irwin, sheriff, and j. q. Lynch,
met in pursuance of adjournmen at 8!
o'clock, am,
Below iss record OF the business tran.
sacta
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1t into their heads be prudes like the English Aeeses
10 WAS time for them 70 unit the husineas.

IL into their heads be prudes like the English keescs
IL was time for them to quitthe business.
My companion rowed In his edlecon and we met many
others, In like meagcr costume in boats and along the
shore We also met parties OF pleasure of men and
women-6ons bourgeois ont for days pleasure. girls
cites and their lovers the generally steering as
the men rowed Here and there were men and women
bathing from broad yaws with steps descending from
the stern into the water. Several men were teaching
women to swim, holding them M with rope and belt
and in one instance it was the woman who held up the
man. This was accompanied with little screams of delight
and laughter The bathing costume Of the women left
the neck arms and legs the knee BARE considerable
coquetry being exhibited In the makeup On account
Of the sun We kept the Oyerreachng Ooughs OF the
shore, and midway between the starting point and
Bouglral, we upon "The Progeny" much fire.
quented by batders. Here were Undines on all
sides. One OF them, selling hold OF our cocke-shel
boat came near capsizng OF course uDintenlonay
Madame" said my companion, 81 was nearly falling
into your arms" "You might be in a worse place." re-
turned she. "After such an escape you will grant me
tryst." with pleasure" "WhereT Down In my
grotto at the bottom OF the river" answered she. An
other well known in the theatrical world sadsto us
"Why do Mt you jump into the water, Mcsseurs and
make yourselves at homep Because" answered he
who was with me- the sirens OF the water are danger
ous-hey lure to his ruin" These specimens
OF the amiabe chatting he had with several VINO swan
hpou' u.s. She VINO was Known Ior her auu"ci'y oo
fore the footlightsi wasasH fearless in the water
and SWAN gracefully and swiftly rs u nalad MOored
at the Froggery" Grenouilere, was floating cafe
the side fronting the river being open, where men and
women In fantastic costumes were taking their ease
drinking light beverages and most Of the rude sex
smoking. There much animation and talk, and oc
casona shoutings to friends in the water One woman
was In mans attire. and two or three others were
smoking cigarettes. Having looked at this lively tab
leau a few minutes, returned in the direction
whence came, took bath and reentered the inn
where several companions waiting dinner for u.s.
and sat down. seven. at table Here were the same
bouades and Palas Royal fun, that mad met with
the water At the dessert Of the cOnyives placed
himself at the piano. and the eoueuade of the File de
Madame An0otw sung with loud and emphatic chorus
and whenever lu occurred which was not often, the
voices or other festive singers came stealing over the
water softened by distance. free andieasy island and
a joyous people.
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PERSONAL.

Prof. b. X. Emerson of Amherst College Is
stiI dangerously sick.
Mr.. James NJ. Bellew sailed from Liverpool
for Quebec on Wednesday.
Ex-senator DOolittle denies the report that
he is going to enter journalism.
Miss Thackeray writes to a friend in this
country that she hopes visit the United States next
year.
Vice-President Wilson attended the ceremO-
monies of church in Boston ON We'd
nesday His health is continually improving.
NJ. Guerin, who has been engaged by the
French Government for scientific researches in Pales-
tine and who discovered the tomb OF Joshua the Of
Nun, AT Tgu6 thinks he has also found the tomb OIL
Maccabees at Medich.
Miss A. NJ. A. II. Rogers, who was the first
in the order Of merit in the local examination at Oxford
England this year. surprising 472 students has been
offered the exhibition which she thus won She declined
the honor The offer is noteworthy, since 1t comedies 10
women the privilege Of competing Tor university de-
grees and hOnors.
At Thursdays session of the Old Catholic
Congress Dr. Wolck Of Augsburg made bitter attack
on French accusing them Of provoking the late war
and holding them responsible for all its horrors The
speech caused painful sensation Pere Hyacln ne ana
other French delegates deeply offended and with
drew from the Congress.
Mr.. Edward Welby Pugin, an English archi-
tect sails for America Tuesday next Mr.. Pugin is
well known architect of the great Church of ST.
Peter and St. Paul. Cork; the Church OF Notre Dame
de Dadezell, IN Belgium; the new College OF 81 Cnth-
berts Ushaw England the Augustinian Church, Dublin,
and many other celebrated structures III various parts
of Great Britain
Congressman Charles B. Farwell of Chicago
is involved in suit which brings unpleasant revea-
lions. one Hugh Maher him for the recovery OF
$50 900 worth Of land which he decided Mr. Farwe
security for the payment OF s7OO which the latter had
from him in tue noble game OF draw poker Is years
ago. Mr.. Maher he has offered Mr. Farwel sl7O0,
with interest within year, but the latter refuses to
give up the deed.
The King of Araucania, rather remarkable
parsonage is going to England. His Kingdom is in
South America and s nominay subject TO Chilli 1t has
population OF about 1000 600 and Is said to be in high
state of civilization. The King, who was originally q
French barrster NJ De Tourens by name, visited AIa-
cana about years ago and after succeeded IN
having himself chosen king He has assumed the i'm.
posing title of Oree Antoine the First and Is described
as amiable in disposition and modest in his habits. He
will visit England TO solicit manufacturers TO send their
his Kingdom.
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THE YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION

ARRIVAL OF GEN. CUSTER AT THE YELLOWSTONE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE EXPEDITION.
Advices from the Yellowstone Expedition,
under date of Sept by way of Bismarck, d. IT, Sept
l6 state that Gen. c. A. Custer with three squadrons OF
the eth Cavalry, comprising A, b, c, L. G,
and NJ Troops, together with the engineers,
reached the stockade the Yellowstone River Sept.
having separated from the main command three days
march east Of the Musselshell River. Gen. Stanley,
with the infantry, one squad of cavalry and the
train, struck directly for the old trail the
Yellowstone, aud not expected at this point
until the 18th. The expedition has become
complete success, every object for which 1t
inaugurated having been efTectuay accomplished. An
area of 10000 square miles OF unknown country TO the
south aud west Of the Yellowstone has been explored
the Indians thoroughly whipped, and the survey of
the Northern Pacific Railway completed The
route selected by Mr.. Eckelson, chief engineer
of the surveying party, will follow the east bank
of tho Yellowstone as far Tongue River,
ing at that point, thence aashUrt distance along the
west bank the Big POrcupne crossing the divide in
that vicinity the big bend of the Musselshel follow
lug the valley OF this river To connection with Barkers
survey OF last year. Gen. Custer made direct tra to
the stOckade, after separating from Gen. Stanley,
across terrible country, almost destitute OF
water and vegetation, accomplishing the march OF 40
miles In five and a half days, with a train OF 80
wagons, and with the loss OF but six animals. No
trouble had with the Indians since the battle Of the
Big Horn the wounded are doing admirably, and are
considered out Of all danger. Lieut.. Bradon was
dragged by hand distance Of $50 miles but is imprOv
exception OF the Valleys OF the Mussellshe ana Yellow
stone, is an uninhabitablc desert.