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A severe cough can be cured in a few days,
by using DIR. BURToN's VEGETABLE CoUeH
SYRUP. 1t is purely gegeta6te and some of
best remedies known for coughs, colds, bron-
chitis, and all affections of the throat or lungs
that may lead to consumption. Being of a
very healing nature, it cannot>f Tail to be of
great benefit in all cases where the lungs or
bronchial tubes are affected from any cause.
Sample bottles are to be had free Of charge at
the Drug Stores of Robbins 81 Severns, or c..
F. Moore, Lambertville, N. j., or III. Calvin
Robbins, New Hope, Pa. 1y.
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A reporter of the Press recently made a
thorough tour Of investigation among the cot
ton and wooden manufacturers of Philadelphia.
He found the business in excellent condition,
with all the factories at work ON full time
The carpet mills, in the upper wards, are es-
pecially busy, and some of them are running
night and day. This is gratifying at the
opening of awinter which has threatened to
be one Of general hardship. There are many
other indications of revival of activity in
manufactures, especially those connected with
railroad and steamer traffic. When these
make good start general trade cannot fail to
revive throughout the country.
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1t is intmated by a telegram from WASH
ington that the question arising from the
continuance of the instruction in Cuba may
compel some action by the United States, and
that a decision "may at any moment be
forced upon us by occurrences either In Spain
or Cuba The President, it is said, does
not desire the annexation Of Cuba, but Its ele-
walton into an independent Republic. At the
same time, the present policy of the Govern
ment in the matter 81 is declared to be one OF
expectancy
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FASTING AND PRAYER.--New York, Nov.
1.-Mr. d. L Moody proposed at the Brook
lyn Prayer Meeting this morning that Friday,
Nov. 18th, be appointed as a day of fasting
and prayer for Gods blessing. The PROPOSE
ton was carried by standing vote in an as
sembly of over three thousand people. 1t was
then unanimously voted to invite all the
Christian Churches of America to unite III
observing the day.
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b r.
A remarkable escape from burial alive hap
pened in the town of Bradford, Massachu-
sets, few days since. The facts of the
case according to a correspondents, are as fol-
lows: A lady in the above town had been
sick for some time, andto allappearances had
died, and arrangements were accordingly
made for the funeral to take place on the third
day after her supposed decease. The pre-
partitions for burial had progressed SO far that
ON the day of the funeral the lady was placed
in coffin, when it was observed that one Of
her eyes was partially opened. Nothing, how
ever, was thought of it, as it was supposed to
be the result of muscular contraction, and
the arrangements for burial were all COM
her attendants by asking to be placed on her
side. The house of mourning was suddenly
turned into one of joy, and at last accounts
the lady was doing finely, with every prospect
of a complete recovery.
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gE- Mr. John 8. Emery has disposed of
his mercantile business in Pennington, to Mr..
Richards, of Harrisburg, Pa, Mr.. Emery,
however. will continue the business as at pres
ens until the 1st of January. Mr.. NJ. expects
TO remoye 10 Kansas City,
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Baggage Master Goble, OF the Ulster coun-
ty express, found pocket book in the cars
with SO, 600 check belonging to a gentleman
from Pompton. The finder handed it over to
The owner and was rewarded with ten dollar
note.
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The man who spoke of Indians as. a dying
race, should emigrate. In 1864 they cost the
country So, 620. S7597 last year IS, 032, 725. 92
was required to support them. Either the
funeral expenses are inconceivably high, or
the man lied
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say- The best fitting ready-made SHIRTS
can be had at r.. II. VAN HoRN's.*
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We milk 10000 cows in this country,
keep 1900 creamcries and cheese factories,
and have cheese and butter product of $3.50,
O0Q. 0Co.
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HUNTERDoN CIRCUIT COURT.
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT

NOTlCE Is hereby given that Abram L. yantne Of
AN the city of Lambertve in the county of Hunter
don and State OF New Jersey hath this day made an as
sgnment to the subscriber OF his estate for the
benefit Of his creditors and that the said creditors must
exhibit their respective claims under oath or rmation
within the term of three months
Sept, 10th, 1875 ASSIGNEE
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VANTED Agents for the best selling Prize Pack
" N age in the world. 1t contains 10 sheets
of paper is envelopes golden Pen Pen Holder Pencil
patent ard Measure, and piece of Jewelry Single
package with elegant Prize postpaid 25c Circular free
BRIDE CO., 766 Broadway, N. Y. 4w.
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All ElN Il y ed, size 9x11, for 81. Novelties
and Chromos Of every description. NATIONAL CHROME
Co., Phila. Pa. Oct. h. 4-w.
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Five Dollars will purchase Fraction of an Indus
trial Exhibition Bond that certain to draw Of the
following Premiums.
On December 9Th, 1875.
Tenth which costs only Scan draw any Of the
following and will be received by the Company at any
time in months Sc in the purchase of 500 Bond
This is chance for gain and no chance for loss
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The Lowest Premium Is $2.1O.
Each Fraction must draw this sum.
All Fractions will be good with $500 to purchase
whole $1,000 Bond.
This is chance form fortune, and chance for loss.
500 Bond participates in four drawings each year
Until Is has drawn one of the following premiums,
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LOOKING-GL4SS CHROMOS and
Picture Frames. GEO. O., NEWMAN, SOC
Market Street, Philadelphia. Oct. 30, let.
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.$ - Afe-;t. lai... 'E@i 3
Army Promotions.

The following nominations have been
sent to the Senate By President Grant;
Captain L. c. Sullivan and John w.
tBarriger, TO commissary Of subsistence,
with rank, Of Major; Charles B. White,
TO be surgeon; Lieutenant Coloncl !, 5.
Laid!ey, to be colonel; M;jor Silas Girls,
Din, t6 be lieutenant 1Co'one1; L'euten-
ant Colonel Crvier Grover, lieutenant
colonel ofthe Sd cavalry. to be colonel
Of the lst cavalry. The following from
the District of Columbia were nonina-
ted to be second lietuenants in the ar
nv: w. Van W. Reilly, 10th cavalry;
Richard T. Earle, I'd infantry; B. A..
Byrne, 9th infantry, and j. r. Claggett,
23d infantry. IL q -.
r. Captain Francis II. Parker, 90 be ma
ior: and FIRST Lieutenant Joseph q.
Clifford to be captain; all in the ordi-
nance department; Major ": B. Royal]'
to be lieutenant colonelin the Sd cav
airy; Captains Y. K. Hart, r. Arnold
and James Curtis. to be majors.
p,Rsr L1EurRNANTs 10 BIZ CAPTAINS.
James L. PeaIe, W. Fl. Andrews. II.
s. Howe, N. l.. Courtney. J. s. Payne,
r. w. Custer, J. NJ Kelley, c: {: Nc.
Council, Charles Keller, ]. ". Eckles
aud J. r. Eng'e.
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SECOND IUTRNANTs TO BE FIRST ILEUTEN-
ANTS.

SECOND 1lGTENANTS To BIZ t1EST AEUTEN" !"
ANTS.
George r. Bacon, A. O. Brodie, j. K,
Ward, w. A. D,nwiddie, G. q. Howard.
N. Wolfe, q. A Iced, E. 8. Dudley, J,
NJ. Califf, J. E Gloom, A.. S. Cummins.
Joseph Genark, A. B. Dyer, T. F. Forbes,
A. NJ. Wither,ll, z. W. Kingsbury,
Robert Cairns, H. H. Benner, W. J.
Campbell, P. Ritzins, p. B. Barmark,
w. 7. Craycroft, q. A. Steadman, John
Coolins, NJ. NJ. Nixon, l.. P. Hunt, G. r.
Barrett. S. E. CLARK, H. s. Catleile, C.
N. DuLang. L. II. Walker. w. Il. Ham.
ner, H. w. Howgate aud John B. Rod
man. eat tttt
Appointments to be Second L;euten.
ants in the ar,ny.-H. H. Wheeler and
James H. Lane, of Kansas; Eugene
Wells, Missouri; Louis Wilhelm, Penn
svlyanja;R r T. Earle, H. W G. Bowen, OF
Maine; A. B. johnson, Aianesots; Hen
~ Johnson, Jr.. California; s. Y. Sey-
burn. Louisiana; George F. Cooke, Ohio;
A.. E. Fitzpatrick, Mississippi; w. S.
Patten, New York; JohnJ. Crittenden,
Kentucky: Paine Ti;ton Massachusetts,;
Il. E Loughb"rough, Virginia; and B.
N. Waters, j. D. N,ckrson and w. w.
Shipman, promoted from the ranks.
The cadets Of the last gradual ting class
of the Military Academy were also nom
mated for Second L'eltenants.
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TO "a SOE'-. UOLLAR.

Thou dirty rag. bad SMELLING, soi'ed and torn,Fs
Thou puttest Oh more frilli than seeineth e A95
just; sd . 81. .~FE$s ~
rho .,ic,ureson thy face ara dim and worn, ! hv&
And thou art worthy only of disgust.
Away! would have gold for currency!
Br ght. cleaning splendid, rare, barbaric
And shining silver is The change fol me, -, p, =
Asinth. h .lcy0n specie DAYS of old. fM .rHLS
But. stay! III not destroy thee yet. me links,
FOR gold have not, hut have thee sure;
And, thou, ,hongn soiied, ait good for numer- &
ons drinks,
And other wants that stpa dfastly endure.
Ttxfeiore. l. will not scorn to spend thee
ssrapht n gk4 r ~ = & &
rton.h thun hast been much vilified Of
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Standing Rock News.

Joe Bernard hands the TRIBUNE the
following Standing Rock news: +. 49,
Having arrived from Standin,ng Rock
I will give you few items that may be
interesting to u great many readers OF
your valuable paper: Work on the CIV
ernnent buildings will he suspt nded the
last 'of this month until spring opens.
1t is surprising to see what an amount
IT work has been done this season, and
reat praise Is due Col. Poland, the .eH1-
c,ent post commander, and Capt. Bad
ger, A. Q. NJ, who worked faithfully
every day from morning till night to
,fn,sh the buildings il course Of con
>truction, and to day everybody IS com
tortabIy qnartered at Staining Rock =,
and in less than two years you.will find
it Tie finest post on the river. The
garrison consists Of three companies -
co,npany A ant, I Of the 9th, and com
pany Efot the 17,h Infantry; Col. 'Po:
land. Post Commander; Capt. Badger,
Post Gu rtermaster; Lieut.. Walker
Post A,ijutant; Lieut.. Roach, Pos,
'rreasure,l;. Sergeant Hudson, Acting
Commissx,y Sergeant !; Sergea''t'Love.
Acting Post Sergeant Maj''r, i ltis' ia d
to md a more social set of offers and
men il the army. Col. Burke, the iii
ci,nt Ind an Agent, is doing all II his
puwer to supply The wants Of the In.
d,ans, and has succeeded so far admira.
bly, :; be is we'll spoken OF by every body.
4 The, Indians, consisting Of about 1900
souls. are camping within three miles
of the agency, in the woods adjo''.ilrng
the Missouri; they have plenty 10 eat
and suitable clothing feE the winter
Dancing is their tavorite amusement
Every other day the agent has 200
head of cattle killed. Thy are puts away
for the winter supply. Ill.,.
Gen. O:Brien, from Omaha, is chief
clerk ut the agency; he is live busi-
ness man. We'll fitted for the position.
Chris. Gibson stayed at Beaver creek
on the night OF the 22d, on his way to
New York via. Yankton.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29
new and IMPORTANT INVENTION
..s. FOR REDUCING ORES.
Gov. Pillsbury Reeeives a Compli.
-. ..s mentary Banquet. :. ~.
Other Interesting Miscellaneous
.s Neacs. - T..
WH1skY's WORK.


PROVIDENCE, Dec. Fitzpatrick GILES
pie being drunk, Christmas night, struck
at his wife, but missed her, killing babe
instantly. The coronor's jury returned
verdict holding tile liquor seller guilty
Of the ch,ld's murder, and asking his
indictment by the grand jury. -.
W1NNEPEa, Dec. 2e.-The engine
house with all its contents, including
steam drei engine, burned yesterday
morning, leaving tho city without sthe
slightest protection against fire. Loss
| $25, 900. j. '.~'''. .''.'
BROOKLYN, Dec. 28.-At a business
meeting Of Plymouth church, last night,
it was agreed 10 submit to = mutual
council two of Mrs. Moulton's PROPOSE
tions, one of them indirectly involving
the question as to whether she had good
reason to believe, Beecher, her pastor.
guilty Of adultery and perjury, which
would justify her in remaining away
from church, because Of which her name
was dropped from the rolls.
BLACK HILLS RAILROAD.
Sioux CRY, Dec. 2S-Dakota and
Dixon counties, Nebraska, Yesterday
voted bends in aid Of the Cov:ngton,
Columbus and Black Hills Railway, on
which, it is alleged, work will com
mence at once.
~" REFRACTORY ORES. ..s-.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 28.--Mining men,
are very much excited over new pro-
cess for reduring refractory ores, in
vented by F-yer, which will extract all
precious metals from the most ref, actory
ores, Tests are being made at Grass
Valley. ;,.... -......- s,.....l .-
~. '>A' GOV. PILLsRURY.
ST.. PAUL, Dec %. Gov. Pil1sbury
will be gwen complimentary banquet
by the st. Paul Chamber Of Commerce
to night, at thes Metropolitan Hotel,
rhe Board Of Trade, Of Minneapolis
will be received as guests. The Cover
nor will be 'ina,igurattd next week; the
Legislature meets on Tuesday, one week
from to-day:14 W. II. Kenyon viii un-
be elected Speaker. N .|. i
III 5d+tin~ao$30, 900 RAGE. ..a :" { I
/ SAN Francisco. Dec. 28.-Tha thirty
thouSand dollar race was postponed un
til Feb. % on account Of the epizootic.
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The New York World has discovered
that the proper phrase for express ng
dissent is 10 longer .'roo thin" or, lit
won. wash" but. lit WON'T 60 round;'
and the Cincinnati Times says the
phrase has an origin similar to the Or
der Of the Garter. 1t VS. what she
said to the enterprising store clerk who
assured her it was the latest thing out.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29

The. Minneapolis Mail says: 90. =.
The editor o. the Perha,n News IN.
d. Kn.ppen) is modest enough to a.
sert that he knows more about the BIS.
marck townsite question than the su.
thorities at Washington. and does not
hesitate to stigmatiz' the derision in
the case wrong. But K"appen 'syoung
and itnpulSive.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29

The Rocky Mountain Hushandman.
published at Diamond City, Montana,
has made it's appearance. 1t is a four
co,um" quarto, neatly printed, and edit
ed. with ability, and asits name implies
is specially adapted to the Granger
or to the horticultural and agricultural
interest Of Montana. -
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29

The opposition papers arc complain.
ing that the President said nothing
about the whisky ring in his message
TO Congress. E One would suppose that
his special message, LET no guilty man
escape" would hs about enough to sat-
isfy .hem.- Warrington Chronicle. - g
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LIVELY TIMES IN LOWER
@sz o..>..c4 81. CALIFORNIA. .:.@ &. !.
+.-...., z,E.g. .3sFa.y ID .{s;a.ss,
The Capitol Captured and ''ld
..1 the Governor Killed. is.
WHEN THIS ClRLIST War i
OYER SPAIN WILL Sub. IN"
vso.js JuGATR CUBA, ,"og ~"

...t H. .
......E.ce, is-.. = DEAD. !9f8 ,@s..srJ -lc
SAN Francisco, Dec. 24-Brevt. Brig.
Gen. Margon, Major Of the 4th artillery,
died Of sppoplexy Sunday night at Al
cateraz Island. II.
MADRID, Dec, "a. The Espasia, the
Government organ, says, when the Car,
lists are suppressed Al Efficient army
will be maintained in Cubs, and heavy
guns placed on the coast, but new trea-
3ty mutually advantageous to the COM
tnerce Of the two countries will be pro-
posed to the United States. .@..5
+ TIE pEPARTED BOSS.
; HAVANA, Dec. IA report is cur.
rent III the city that WIN. W. Tweed
arrived here Tuesday evening on the
schooner Serial. Several New Yorkers
saw and recognized him yesterday.
r. LOWER. CALIFORNIA REVOLUTION. T.. ..
3 SAN Francisco, Dec, "a The Revol-
utionists il lower California, have cap
.tured San Rafael, the c&p'.al, killing the
Governor. a portion Of the people fed
into Arizona and their surrender has
been demanded and cavalry to enforce
It ordered from camps Lowell and
Grant.
,. SHOOK UP.
WASHINGTON, Dc. 24.-An earth
quake shock was ielt Wednesday night
in South Washington and throughout
most oi Virginia. .,.' T. .'f.G.t: II.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29

An exchM,g IA W star:spsnEledsst took
ings arc the latest fashionable caprice
Of the Philadelphia bellies. but the. pro-
liabilities are that we shall not see
by the dawn's early light. AZ g4ss f.sst.s i.
What proudly We halt 1t the twilix"ts last geam.
Ing.
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Stonewall ia, n s.,i,s ws1ked to wash
ington to make personal application for
bis West Point. cadetship.. dressed in
homespun garments. and President Ty-
ler gave it TO- him without hesitatien., :
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29

Six out ot The first elgnt appointees.
in the House post "ffice could only take
the modified oath, having served in the
Confederate army. 1t is not very prob.
able that the other two "ueht or ths
side ef tie Union. II |Eas1i"gto" CAromss
ele.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29

Women usually stick to what they
say. We knew girl who said she
.wouldn't marry the best man living
and she didn't. He vas far from 1t, /
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vi Those who attended the entertain
ment given by Co,ppaF y G, 7ih Cavalry.
at Ff. Lincoln, Christmas Eve, speak in
the highest terms ~ II; one of them,
speaking for all, writes us follows:
B." We wish to testify to the complete
success il every feature OF the TALL Civ
en- by Co G, I'm Ca, airy, on Christmas,
Eve. We expected something grand,
but were not prepared for the magnifi-,
cent decorations; the elegant supper,
lively music, and genuine hospitality we
met with. The hall very large cne,
was elegantly decorated with long wavy
testoons. wreaths and flags Of all ma
tions. our own Red White ard Blue
predominatinc; and the many windows
by a curious stencil illumination, show
ing cages Of BIRDS, hanging flower bas
kets, etc. ;. was entirely new 10 all Of US.
In fact a new word must be coined to
express the dazzling beauty Of the scene
as it burst upon us. Fair ladies and
brave men pronenading, and all vieing
with each other to show their hospita!i.
ty to their invited guests. Nothing was
left undone. All was perfect. The
supper, Chef de cuisinc, showing that
Co. C's larler is an extensive one. Al
though the liquid refreshments were
plentiful! we saw no one who abused that
privilege. We one and ail tender our
heartfelt thanks to Go. G for the enjoy
n:ent they furnished us on Christmas
Eve, and may they Hive to enjoy many
and manv = marry Christmas ia the sin.
core wish Of their many friends:
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1875-12-29

What men want is not talent, It ia
purpose in other words. not the power
to achieve. but the will to labor
Rw1ne-.
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Among the gifts to bride was
broom with the following: ,e .rEa%i Il

"This tTl1N 3 GIT 1ccrPt Of 6e;
It, use I would commend: ~, ..s..
Ia sunslaine use tn. brushv part.
In Storms, the other end
"Humph," grumbled cynical indi.,
xidu,l as he frst caught sight Of one Of
the smbiems in the windows OF . church
THAT'S we'll chosen. anyway small
cross ani big crown; aeorrect measure
Of modern piety."
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Company HI, 18th Infantry.

Camp Hancock, situated in and form.
ing part Of the city of Bismarck, is
garr;soned by Company II, l7th Infan-
try, as good a set Of men as ever wore the
srmy blue. 1t is commanded by Capt. II.
S.. Howe, thorough officer and most
excellent gentleman; Lieut.. Chas. St. j.
Chubb is Second Lieutenant. Capt.
Hove has very interesting family,
consisting of wife and daughter. The
officers quarters are hewn .og houses,
beautifully situated, and comfortable;
the barracks are log, covered with pun
cheon and earth-wartn ia winter and
cool in summer. The duty Of the COM
pany is light. but the time is employed
by the officers giving the men = most
thorough course of instruction in the
tactics and as 10 the duties Of soldier.
The men are certainly We'll cared for,
and if they are not c"ntented it is not
the. fault Of the Government or their
commanding officer. Christmas, in com.
pany with Capt. Howe. wife and daugh-
ter, Lieut.. Chubh, w. 3. Shaw and wife,
Mrs. Fairchi'd and Col Wilson, the
writer looked in on tho company in
their qusrters. The table, spread for
dinner, had the appearance Of one spread
for u banquet ON some state occasion,
while the side board was loaded with
roast turkey. chicken and pork, boiled
ham Frosted andp pie and cake, seeming.
Iy without end. Nolic;ngss bill of fare.
posted in the dining hail. we took q
copy. 1t is as follows: Break fas,--
Fried Sausage, Coffee aud Bread. Din
ner-B"iled Ham, (Frosted) Roast Pork,
Roast Beef. Roast Turkey, Roast Chick
en-, Mashed Potatos Baked, Stewsd TLr-
y pS, S,ewed Corn. S'ewcd To,natos,
Hot BIS nit. Butter and Cuf'4e; desert
-Currant Cake, Sponge Cake, Jelly
Cake, Tarts, Fresh Peach Pie, Mince
Pie, Fresh Peaches, Apples, Raisins,
l. quors and Fancy Drinks Supper:
same as dinner with Stewed Oysters
aided. Every thing named in the bill
o. fare was OH the table. After sampling
the w,nts and and cake and ,noticinga
$50 >ett of silver forks and spoons be-
|ongifg to The company, we retired,
the soldiers life is not wholly
destitute Of iuxuries. @EiJ1"S 80 1h*.''
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W1NNEPEo. Dec. 2e.-The engine
house with all its contents, including
steam dre engine, burned yesterday
morning, leaving the city without sthe
slightest protection against fire. Loss
$25.O 900. !. '..'t 5''.' +'.-