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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-15

\ LARGE lot of best makes Black
Silk. with Cashmere finish, at greatly re-
duced prices, just received at
j. :. RHODES " Co.'S.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Tn" Popular Shoe HouSe-''erry
|II!ncl ~: .... o..o,on A,lo.
nIsnn.w W. FrirIcl x Co.
G,rp.t.-G. Mrudrl. Booth X Go.
Photographs-lIalrs Gallery.
New store ., 10Y,
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FERREL.is determined to close out his
took.
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GREAT reduction in thcpriccoi Organs
at A K. Gaddis Music store, No. -,
18th street, who wishes to make room for
a new stock, and offers TIA" following IN
struments at very low prices:
Eureka, six stops, lin" ease.
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]. |. HOBBS, SON & CO.,

Sos. Illj Main X lllG Water streets.
" r.. Butler Jr. and W. VI. Curtis, Active
Partners. Feb
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The OPERA HouSE.-Tnis evening
ing Baker and Farron open at the Opera
House, in their well known and popular
play, Chris and Lena" The box office
for the sale of reserved seats will beopen
this morning ut 9 o'clock. This is from
the Cleveland Hcr0id:
AcadeDyof Ntsic..-Anothcr large au.
dicncc favored Baker and Farron last
evening, The present engagement is
the most successful these protcan actors
have ever played in this city, the play
and the actors having met with the APP
probation of all CLASSES 1t was intended
to have changed the play for Friday and
Saturday, but Chris and Lima proving
50 acceptable, it will be codtinued during
the week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-15

NorARIEs PuBLIc.-The Governor
has appointed, since our last publication
of such list, the following Not"rie'
Public:
For Greenbrier, James Williams, for
Marion, A. j. Conoway, Jacob Stursen,
". s. Raymond; for Taylor, John T.
McGraw: for Calhoun, George W. Sill
colt; for Clay, Il. Lewis; for Pocahontas,
George P. Moore; for Randolph,
Nicholas Marstettcr; for JAG ksou. Mat
thew A. Whiting, and Charles l.. Garrett;
for Writ, A. j. Mitchell; for Mason, II.
K. Howard and ID. e. Forbes; for Pres
ton, Charles H. McCattcrty; for Nicholas,
John W. Young; for Tyler, james l..
Gillespie and VIM. II. Parks; for Wctzcl,
Stephen l.. Broughner; for Ohio, George
Cummings.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-03-15

WHEELING TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The March meeting OF the Wheeling
Teachers Association came oil on Satur-
day. The day was pleasant, and Ia"
teachers were ont in luIl force. lh"
meeting was called to order at 10 clock,
by Superintendent Williams.
The roll was called and the minutes Of
the previous meeting were read and APP
proved. Singing and prayer followed.
Mis-, Stevens of the ID Ward school
read Il poem, entitled The beautiful
Snow" and Miss Ewing, Of Union School
read selection from james Russell Low
ell entitled "Rhpcus'.
These. ladies acquitted Themselves well.
and their performance was well received.
Principal Stevenson delivered well
prepared lecture on the qualifications Of
primary teachers. The views advanced
by this lecturer elected an animated dis
cusslon. but at the same time the remarks
did not 90 to show mucn disagreement
regarding the essential qualifications OF
primary teachers,
The discussion of the regular question
chosen for this occasion, was, for want OF
time, laid over to the next meeting.
The following programme was announ-
ced for the April meeting:
|. Exercise under head class drill;
subject, Intellectual Algebra. To be
conducted by Principal Mertz.
=. Select Readings, by Misses Kraft
and Morrison.
). A lecture by Principal Smowdcn.
4. Should parents be allowed to elect
the studies to be pursued by their children
in graded schools? Discussion, Principal
Bundy to lead.
Adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock, on the
Second Saturday in April.
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REMNANrS of Dress Goods, remnants
of Muslin. remnants of Hamburgs, cheap
IT j. :. RHODES " Co.'S.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

L. =. = IS
hN AND AFTER MONDAY, NONEM-
" BIER 10, 1874. Passenger Trains VII!
run a> follows, Wheeling time:
EASyBOUND TRAINS.
NoGn No7I 40 rs No IS
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For AIpacas, Moharcs, and Cn.hmer"s
ow. 20 t. j. W. FERREL'S.
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y = NH"HT''' " W -

SOMETHING y w.-BoX-tocd Gaitrrs
made exclusively for the ladies and
children at l.. Y. BLoNDS.
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OUT OF SEASON, but got to be sold al
some price, biz line Of white goodst
grcuaClirrs and silks, corner Main and
10Th streets. }. W. FERREL.
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For great bargains attend the Dry
Goods and Carpet Store this week OF
j. w FEgREL.
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ALI the leading makes Of Bl"achcd
and Brown Mu.lins at New York prices.
J. :. RHODES u Co.
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Frsu are getting plcntier in the mar
k"t.
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TmE English Lutheran Church cleared
500 on Cough, lecture.
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The Superior Machine works will
tart up again sometime this week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03
Prescott.

We are panied to record the death of
Mrs. NJ. Thompson. She died on the
morning of the 29th-aged II.
Our school will commence on the 9th
of Sept, with an able corps of teachers.
Prof, c. NJ. Long is principal.
Our butcher, G. o. Boughton, was
unlucky enough to catch his right hand
on a meat hook. It is useless for the
time being.
The boilers for Redmon & Cos. Mill
were landed on the 18th. They are
two in number, measuring about fl.
in diameter and 26 #. in length.
Mans perfdy and wOman's faith cul-
minated at Minneapolis in the taking
] OF. of laudanum, by Lizzie Hatten
who, it will be remembered, was united
in marriage at Prescott to j. c. Bailey,
the same gentlemDn who figured in a
case of bigamy few weeks ago. For
tunately she vas saved.
An incipient fire occurred at Stone
Gray & Childs' store on the evening Of
the 2Sth. The 4-ligtt chandelier fell
aud the oil being ignited, looked rather
alarming ioT . few minutes. e. grea
exertions the fire was summarily squclch
ed before it had done any damage be
yond scorching the paint on the coun
ter.
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Oak Grove.

Mrs. A +. Bliss is on a visit to
friends in Red Wing.
Rev. James Baldwin has engaged
board with W. w. Hall.
Thos Dunn lost a good horse few
days age. 1t died Of bolts.
Ezra d. Beardsley has rented his
farm, and will move to Prescott.
The Catholic Church will be dedi-
Gated next Sunday, Sept. 9th.
Slas Snow lost an OK a few days
ago, supposed to be scared to death by
a bear.
John Gilleg will soon have his new
house up; he is building near the
Catholic Church.
The lightning also struck stack of
wheat last Monday for VIM. Bennett,
and burned it to the ground.
The lightning on the Both ult., struck
barn belonging to Geo. Geibler aud
burned it to the ground together with
one reaper, a seeder, two set of double
harnesses, and other farm utensils.-In-
sured.
One Of the most terrible thunder
showers that we have experienced for
years, passed over this town last night,
doing considerable damage to grain
stacks, scattering shocks aud bundles
promiscuously, Several acres Of grain
in Big River Valley are under water.
Eddie Daily, ten years Of age, had a
serious mishap one day last week. He
was standing on the forward part Of the
wagon, aud kicked ore Of the horses
which made them run away; fall
ing down, one Of the horses stepped on
his breast, after which the wagon pass.
ed over him.
James Duuseith set fire 20 an old
straw pile, near his stable, last Satur-
day, and supposing It had gone out left
il for few minutes; on returning he
found his stable on Gre, ia which were
two horses, four hogs and some chickens,
besides harness, plow and other tools.
All consumed.
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Trenton.

Duck hunters are on the war path,
b. f. Way has found another Way.
It's girl.
Watermelons and plums are the
fruit nowadays.
But lieie thrashing has been done,
owing to the wet weather.
Wheat is now pouring into the mar
ket, aud our merchants are happy once
more.
Il. II. Boustead has one of those
pillow attachments for using two plows
and two teams, thus saving one mans
work.
We L@x lad some very heavy winds
Of late, doing considerable damage to
the grain.
JIG. Arnold has one Of the best
apple orchards in this town. Farmers
are losing grand opportunity when
they neglect to set ont one.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03

FRATERNAL The Knights Of Pythias
meet regularly at their Castle Hall, on the
first and third Mondays of each month.
O. Nj. GoULD, G. G.
w. p. KNOWLES, X. s..
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p. D. PIERCE.

Attorney and counselor at Law, Els
worth Wisconsin. Ofice--in stone build
ing on Court House Square. 1870
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Ii. III. PILLAR.

BLACKSMITH.-Sho on Main Street,
south of Bracket House. Particular atten-
ton given to shoeing horses. 1888
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03
Ellsworth aair'f !aIs Sag. Linz.

Leaves Ellsworth every morning at six
o'clock, and arrives at River Falls at
eight. Leaves River Falls on the arrival
of the stage from Hudson, and arrives at
Ellsworth at seven P. NJ.
All orders or packages left at JouRSAI
OPFIcB, Bracket House, or Post office AT
River Falls Will receive prompt attention.
IslyExpress business promptly attend
ed to.
1911 J. w. WYNN, Prop.
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents for H. W. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want good and cheap
Root, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
1888 BURHYTE Bros.
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RESTAUR A N IT!
MAIN STREET, RIVER FALLS.
II. MAYER. Proprietor,

Having opened a new Restaurant in this
village am desirous of calling attention
thereto, and that am now fully prepared
20 serve up Oysters aud Warm Meals in the
best style, and at all hours during the day
and evening Will also keep choice stock
Liquors and Cigars. Patronage respectful
ly solicited. B.MAYER
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MISSES LEVINGs,

Keep Bookstore embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals and Mag
azines. A full supply of stationery
Store in JOURNAL BLOCK, Main Street,
River Falls, Wis. 1888
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, four lines or less, 50.
A square will be counted the space of one
inch.
Local notices will be charged according
to their character. Nothing less than 10
cts line for the first insertion, and 10 cts
for tbs second.
All Job work must be paid for on de-
livery.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & DENTIST.
Office over stepens' Market Entrance
next door north of Ravens Furniture Store.
Residence opposite "Press Office" 5
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TIE RIVER falls JOURNAL
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, TERMS, SLID
JOURNAL and ADVANCE one year to one
address, $500, cash in Advance.
Local Edition-JoURNAL & ADVANCE, pub
lished every Friday, Sl.00, cash in Advance.
B6y~For all transient subscribers, twenty
five cents must be paid in addition to the
subscription price above named.
A. MORSE s. SON, Proprietors.
JeB PRINTING
OF every description executed on short no
tice, neat and at reasonable prices. -OF-
PIoR on Main Street.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-09-03

AN exchange seriously says a new
railway company has just been erect
cd at Chattanooga"
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.

BY Mas. s. A, SNYDER.-Shop over the
Millinery Store of Mrs. Scales. Every
thing in that line promptly attended to,
and neatly done, Satisfaction guaranteed.
1880
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14

From The Mining Region.

WtLKEBARRE, Pa, May Ii. - A
struggling fire was kept mp by the Strik.
ing miners from 10 p. NJ. until 4 A. NJ,
upon the shetiif7s posse at IIutchinson's.
Four more men went to work this morn
Ing.
President Of the Miners National ASso-
citation, was arrested here last night on
the oath Of Capt. Clarke, charged with
conspiracy.
TYRONE, Pa, May 13t-The strikers
with John slhey at their head, have
stopped all work in the MGshannon
branch Of the Morrisdale Mines. ..,I.
The Executive Committee appointed
one from each State to make arrange
ments for the next Convention.
Rev. o. g. Morse, Sunday School agent
for the Centennial from Europe, spoke on
the condition and progress Of Sunday
Schools IN Germany, Saxony, Bavaria,
Italy and other States in Europe. I'll
Rev. ]. N. RoBson, Of s. e., extended u
cordial invitation to the Convention to
hold its next session (three years hence)
In Charleston. The proposition was re-
ceived with applause and several frater.
mixing speeches were made between New
England and the South.
The following was read aS The dispatch
ordered by the Convention last evening
to be sent 10 Moody and Sankey, London:
"Your success iSodr JOY To God be all
the glory
upon the Sunday School work, and the
Convention then took a recess till evening
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II seems pretty well established that
1t Is not only at home that the iron trade
Is depressed, The dinlinutiOn Of pro-
duction Is general all over the world
The subjoined article from the New
York Bulletin, very careful paper on in
dustrial matters, gives correct account
Of the condition Of this important branch
Of industry
The production Of pig iron in Scotland
was less In 1874 than In any Of the last
twenty years. At one time there were
only '32 furnaces blowing, out Of 1872
erected, and the production was 100000
tons less than In 1870. Russia, notwith.
standing its activity in railroad building,
imported only 5,22l, 900 pounds Of rails,
against 7,ll0,0OO in 1873. In Prussia,
the large steel works Of Krupp have re-
Gently discharged some thousand work
men, and the Borsig mandatory Of en-
gines--the most extensive In Germany
has had to protect itself by taking n
similar step.--Last month the largest
Austrian mandatory Of Engines, Sigl,
dispensed with two thousand hands, for
the reason that II had neither orders nor
sufficient working capital. The govern.
ment, however, in true Austrian fashion,
remedied both misfortunes by advancing
capital to the works and by causing some
of the railroads to give extensive orders
for rolling stock. t- s... E.-.5
These Incidental facts, CLEANED from the
mail Of one steamer, sufficiently indicate
the extreme depression Of this branch Of
trade the wOrldOve This state Of things
is partly the result OF an unfavOrable
condition Of the general industry OF the
manufacturing nations, causing q d.
minished demand for whatever involves
consumption Of iron, and more expressly
II is the consequence Of severe check
upon railroad construction and the build.
ing Of iron vessels. As the iron trade Is
dependent upon thousand other indus
tries, and Subsists upon supplying the In
struments Of industry and commerce, Its
present condition is the most expressive
commentary possible upon the state Of
business among the Commercial nations
generally. The only cheering fact die.
coverablc In this unsatisfactory aspect Of
things Is that the iron trade Of England
begins to show distinctly defined begin
nings Of recovery. The reduction In
the price Of iron Ia generally increasing
the demand for1t; and now the chief OBJ
stacle 10 asteady recovery appears 70 lie
| In the reftisalof the workmen 10 accept
the wages that employers consider the
changed state Of things calls for. This
is a difficulty which, from the necessities
Of the case, cannot be prolonged much
further, and itR settlement must be in fa-
vnr Of The mnnnincLnrerA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14
Inter.ylate CoIlegeate Conlest.

IxptANAPoLts, May. 1S.-The North
western Interstate Collegeate AsSocia-
tion ortorical contest took place In this
city tonight, in the presence Of a large
intelligent audience. The evening opened
with an address Of welcome by Governor
Thos. A, Hendricks which was briefly
responded to by the President Of the
Association, Charles +. Hunt, Of New
CRtle. 78F ME
The gentlemen contestiBg for tie prize
In oratory are six In number, one from
each Of The following States: Missouri,
Ohio, Wisconsin, Maryland, Iowa and
Illinois, representing forty seven colleges,
each having attained tho championship
in their own State, and are sent here 10
contest for the championship Of the ak
States.
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Our MoundsvlIIe Letter.
MouNpsyILLr, May 1S, 1875.

MoUNpsvrLLE, May IL, 1870
Editors Inlellgcnccr:
PERHAPS Il ia not necessary for me TO
write 10 YOU any more, ~ see you have
two other correspondents at Moindsville,
who are giving your readers all the items
Of interest that can be picked up about
our place lust now. The last writer gave
YOU ali the news concerning the County
Court grent deal better than could
have given, although | had II carefully
nrenared aS the substance OF letter
which Won would have received, but / am
VlaI Il was sent YOU, for It also contained
what / could not have gfvcn-a short
sketch Of the life Of eacl member Of the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14

Ferry. subsCribed $4,000; Leesville
$25,0OOi Navarro, $4,000; New
London, $50, 1000; NoFwalk, $1,000, and
Sandusky $4,000; while Wheeling had
voted aid to the amount Of $500, 900,
which was lost to the company by the fail
ure Of the proper authorities to make the
subscription before the new constitution
Of West Virginia went into effect. Thus
by the operation OF these adverse Circum-
stances was material aid amounting to
S450,000 lost, This alm added to the
100000 oil individual subscriptions al
ready subscribed was amply sufficient ito
enable the Directors TO comply with their
contract with Mr.. ShAnly, which was that
they would furnish local aid amounting
to $1,000 per mile, with which in addition
to the bonds OF the company to the amount
Of $4,000 per mile, he contracts to com.
plete the road, lay the necessary side
tracks, build the station houses, water
tanks, and furnish d sufficient amount d
rolling stock to equip the road. Y y
That this Is bOHGfdd contract admits
Of no doubt, from the fact that Mr.. Shanly
has sub let large part Of the grading,
and that over twenty miles are already
completed, and now the question for con.
sideFatiOn by all interested in this enter
prise so vital to the prosperity Of the
community through which Il passes, and
to the cities at its termni show shall the
money lost to the Company, by the failure
Of the corporation subscriptions be made
nv. n anv Hnnnptar IA n uurhaok n holNap
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Kentucky Republican state Con.
VentiOn.

LOUIsvTLLE, KY., May lS.-The Re.
publican State Convention met ut the
Masonic Temple in this city to-day,
There was q very large attendance, and
the proceedings were orderly and harmo-
nioIs.
General John NJ. Harlan, Of Louisville,
was nominated for Governor; Hon. Rob
ert Boyd, present State Senator from
Lawrence, for Lieutenant Governor;
Hon. William CasSiuS GoOdlOe, present
State Senator from Lexington, for Attor.
ney-Generali Thomas Patrick, Of Magof-
fin, for Register Of the Land Office; DR..
William Berry Of Ohio, for Auditor; H.
B, Radcliffe, Of Lawrence, for Treasurer.
The nomination for Superintendent OF
Public Institutions was left 10 the Exec
utiye Committee, to select a candidate
with reference 10 fitness and not politics
After speeches by General Harlan and
others, accepting the nominations, the
convention adjourned,
LOUISVILLE, May ia month ago
Gen. John NJ. Harlan, on being suggested
as being a candidate for Governor, caused
to be authoritatively announced that he
could not be candidat, bnt the action Of
the convention was so unanimous that he
accepted the nomination with the proyiso
that he should not be required or expect
ed 10 make o canvass Of the State until
after the adjournment Of the courts in
July, when he could suspend his pFoies-
sional duties until after the election In
August. 'i
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ST. iOuIs.

sr. Louis, May l3.--A few days ago a
man giving his name as @. W Withets
representing himself a. City Treasurer Of
Mobile, called on Hamilton \ Co., Of this
city, and wished to have $4,000 Of city
scfi p printed to supply the place Of mu.
tilated notes. The police authorities were
notified, and NyitherS arrested 2 Withers
has no authority TO order scrip for the
city. ~
Advices from Topeka, Kansas, state
that President Grant has examined The
accusations against Indian Superintend.
ftoage, made by Gen. Osborn, and declines
10 remove him. ( IJyJjr.
The rectiiying establishment Of d; A,
Fefnan 4 Co., at Kansas City, was taken
possession Of by the uniteds States author.
tiles to-day, and the distillery Of Shenn 4
Sons, at 81. Joseph, Missouri, has been
seized. '.I ItIt.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14

OMAHA, May 1S,-The Sioux chieis'
party left this evening over the Chicago
h Northwestern. AT apfivate interview
last evening, requested by Red Cloud,
Spotted Tail and the rest Of the chiefs,
they told a most awful tale Of the suffer.
ingS from the ills Of the agents, They in.
sist that the agents have packed their
own Interpreters into the party, to the
utter exclusion Of those whom the Indians
wanted, and say that they ATE men whom
the Indiana cannot trust. on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-14

LEAvEswoRrn, mY May lS.1Col.
A1thnn1,S TcDNjiion this evening is as
Tnod 1r%, a" cobI,i De expected. The ball com.
Sistiv ftsstired the right clavical, passed
simc,s directly backward, woundihg The
h oncheral plexus and Eevering the subj.
vim artery. In the third anatomical part
traumatic aneurism has formed. As
there is danger Of a secondly hemorhagc
a surgeon Il In constant attendance, with
Drs. Perry and McParket, Of the U. s.
army, as consulting surgeons.