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LITTLE JOsEY sUALIvAN's DEATH.
The Inquest by Coroner Croker and the Opin-
ion OF DIR. MHcWhinnie.

The Inquest by Coroner Croker and the Opin-
ion OF DIR. MncWhinnie.
Coroner Croker held an inquest in the
case Of little Josey Sullivan yesterday and after
taking the testimony Of the father and Others in
relation to the boys disappearance, listened to
that of Mr.. James Devine as follows
lam dea Ter In hay live at $3.50 Washington street,
and Is at ia In the same street On the
9th OF September received l39 balcs Of salt meadOw
hay from Staten Island, IL piled In tiers, each tier
being about ten feet high There were two tiers OF the
salt meadow hay near the wall and there was third
and tier OF din kind OF hay outside Of them.
In png hay usually maze set OF steps beginning
A the tier and rising TO the tier that against the
wall JOsey Sullivan often came TO my once to play.
never saw him 10 the warehouse on the 18th of Sep
tember heard that he was missing Since then we have
sold or less of the Staten Island hay every daI
Yesterday, while selling come OF this hay and when we
had got TO tbs last bale OF he second ter saw the leg
ana the tier against the wall Bale, Of SAT- meadow
haY like bales OF other Kind Of hay the ends
on he former being loose and soft Even when they are
ped close together the body Of man can go down be-
tween bales Of salt meadow hay.
Deputy Coroner T. Wallace Macwhinnie testt-
ned that 10 bis opinion tho boy died OF starva-
tIon and Impure air. Little Josey was 81 years
OF age.
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Th. roIedo, Wabash and wr.tcru.

TOLEDO, Oct. 6,--rhe directors of the Toledo,
Wabash and Western Railroad Company elected to-day
are: John Ellis, VIM. n. lsham, Ossian u. Ashley,
Toledo. II was rC,ONcd that the directors OF this
corporation be requested 10 procure; II pr cucabe.
such DELAY or posiponcmcut u the foreclosure pro.
cccdinFs, under the gold bond mortgage will enable
the Stockholders TO consult with the mortgage bond
holders for TIE purnusc OF dcvsing III aus to cNricats
tins cOnlpAnY from is emhArrassnenls.N
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DIR. Whitehead 10 be Pur.ued.

The Penitentiary Committee OF the Kings
county Supervisors yesterday exonert ID Warden shev
in and reported that the charges which had proceeded
from DR.. Whitehead and other JnVics had been
aimed. They could hui eN-convicts al The
addresses they gave heing 7t3 DE kalD
avenue, which Il vacant lot. Inc Warden had teHt.
ned that he used cOwnide out not ia brutal way.
aud that Brcn1 Burns, the most notorious prisoner,
could not be disciplined even with tue lash Supery-or
Ropes said thu inves aton had been the ut of
false stories Il Dr. Whitehead. who convicted OF
sendug obscene literature through the mails To young
ladies Heinnrrirs, and he thought such Il
en tied a. live free lie offered resouuO duthoriE-
ing the committee to nnd DIR. Whitehead, q
liln II possible. ether his charges
or TO retract them. The resolution adopted.
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The residents of North bergen I'VE organised
avigtance committee 10 protect their prouery from
tramp,
hly resulted IN the choce OF william Silvcrhurne
state senator anu john Gardner as Sherih Both Aro
Democrats
The Presbytery OF Jersey city, in session In
Pa'crs n. has rrsrd TO udruit nr, Bares an el ler
elected Ivy the Glendcnning faction OF the TrospecI
Ayenue Pieshy yteilan Church,
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MADRID, oct. 6.-Niue hundred soldiers
sailed from Barcelona on tuesday for Cuba, and
1900 more arc now cmbarking.
The Carlists have apparently abandoned their
batteries before san Sebastian.
II is Otncially announced that the Carlist Cen
eral Sebhlls has entered France.
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-Four bootblacKs, who had been detained In
Ray mond street Jail Brooklyn fortyfour days A wit
nessss, were before Judge Moore yesterday. His
Honor said that It was q disgrace u the county that
persons detained - witnesses must be confined ~ such
pestfer0ua concern a. the Raymond street jail. lie
directed the clerk to enter order paying the boys $50
piece. The little fellows, whose ages rang from
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WASHINGTON, oct 6.-To day In the Criminal
Court. Judge wright the next friend Of Charles O.
Fisher, late Assistant District Attorney and In
ja awaiting trial upon charge OF anSractng certain
records from the once Of the Cerk OF the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia nl a ttOn for
writ OF habeas corpus. epresen ing that Fisher being
OF unsOund mind IL not respOn ible for his acts.
Juuge Macarthur viii hear the application next sAtur'
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BROOKLYk.

"a Party OF Ladies' and 0entlemen" COM
plain greatly OF the In winch the ArDuckla Con
cert Al Ialmages Tabernacle was managed.
Eleven boys escaped from tho Truant Home
In Jamaica road yesterday morning by Tying sheets
together. Tho Warrington street police captured
Richard ketchum and GOODWIN Johnson.
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the District Of Columbia have notified Col. James A.
NJ gruder Treasurer Of the late Board OF Public
Works, that II re ls balance due from him as such
oncer OF t26,6O3 and that unless the money snail be
paid by him or his surctcs within thirty days from
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Rober, Dale owen Restored.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 6.--The Superintendent
OF the Indiana Hospital for the Insane writes to tho
yornaI that he /, about to discharge the Hon Robert
Dale owen from hospital anu return him to the word
fully restored. lie SAYS he reason why MIR
Oven should not, after time, his work with
NJ tfe
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A Coal I,renker burned.

roTTsvILLE, Oct. 6-The breaker OF Graneber
Kompel's colIcry At Locust Gap set nre last
night. and while the fireman trying to exunguish
the nanles the nCcndlarY nrcd two shOts al him. Tue
breaker Was totally DESTROYED. involving loss u tlOO
nu
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Every boy should ask his news agent to pro-
cure for him COPY OF the new paper. TA Boys " hs
Korh Mol will BE- esady In few aays. saa sDs nil
hsA essiss VIII ~ avsA avH.-AAs
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,,.,, Nights PooI. .. the Jerome Park Races.

,JS 5 f.sc i.s sS fsSS 5
nRsloP ss!Sei is sso BSsSs ~ fS.sS 81 e.
msnthus, 1850. 1875; Egypt so, rs, LtahdeI, IS. So
Fourth sses TTo Ys1f OH. AZ kosi ss
0lly Is, Is
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m. Crlppled Street RaiIroad.

Tho employees OF the Dlsecker street rail-
road. who hiys not besn paid for more than month
The repsrs that the roads receipts last Year
sak0 a." "a and AAi ~ sKosnsss were e2os 0f9A
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THE OLD UORLD's VIEWS.
A Popular Rising Against the Carlists In
the Pyrenees.

LONDON, oct. 7-5 a. MA special des-
patch to the Times from Bagneres dc Luchon, In
the Pyrenees, reports that there has been a gen
eral rising Of the inhabitants of the Arran Val
ley against Il c CArlist, on account Of the exac-
actions Of the soldier, and that the latter have
been compelled to take refuge in the noun
talns,
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ATLANTA, Ga. Oct. cor the persons recently
poisoned At q wedding nt palton Ia. ny ice cteaa
Favored win peach leaves. two died to-day aud
Ia
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The Weather Omce Prediction.


Falling barometer, southe st 10 southwest
winds warm cloudy weather aud rAin clearing during
tMc aAi.
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JOrrINGs ABoUr TOWN.

Capt. Mcdonnell arrested nine liquor dealers
last night under the new police rule, All had prJOa
tiOu lCeugVs
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Time, 3l0lf, 3:IBI4 3JOIl JifVIt,
The second race, mile and nail dasn, Tor purse OF
$500 was won BY FrankllnL b. m. Arizona n dds b.
{, Millionaire second, and Williams aud owng's D. ..
fairplay third. Time, 2i5.
The third race, mile and eighth dash for purse
of $50, was won by Megibben's ch. C. WeatheIby,
Rchards's b. T. Katie, Gilman Bros br c. GTenobe,
Franklns ch, c. Pianiros, Dsylss oh. G. Damon, MiL
liAins and OWings X. C. Londonderry, and hcGay0ck
Co.'S b, 4 Highland Vintage coming In IN the order
named Time, 2:Olx
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The Nashville Blood Horse Association Race.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct. 6.-The nrst race to-
day the Buford stake for Syearolds Emile heats
Five horses started.
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DENTS PARTNERSHIP.
Il Ahhott roannad hIa nnaatInra

Q.-Dont you remember stating or writing that you
had partners sharing with You the onequsrter2 Al
remember very well that Mr. Clews 0ojeeted to the
word partner when certain papers were being made
by Judge Dent.
Qur.ilon repeated. Al should say yes.
Q.-Iou have written said that you had partners
sharing v ith you? Al should ray partner. Ihad
supposed 10 certain date that Dent was partner.
Several letters between Cheever and Clews,
from Mr.. Calhoun of the Fourth National to Mr
Vail Of the Bank OF Commerce, and from Z. &.
Shaw. the Arlington, Washington, ID. G., to
Cheeyer, were marked as exhibits, though not
yet offered in evidence. They are dated May and
June 1871, and relate TO the arrangements be-
tween Ciews and Cheever.
II should be added that Mr.. Cheever credits
Henry Clews with $500 paid on account.
he next hearing Of the case was set down for
October ~.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13
80. MOI a Time TO be EARN. 81

Hes sccoted with another woman ~
exclaimed corpult Mt female afflicted with
asthma, as she pulled herself through the door
OF the Central Station yesterday forenoon.
1he police serGeants are never hasty about
expressing their opinion, and the one In
charge OF the station looked at the woman and
dldnf evengnod his head for baF 10 90 on.
The wofnanstook chair, or nearly two chairs,
pulled away like hack herae for several
minutes and then, as the tears cams to her
eyes, she continued:
II never forgive him, and if he's caught
you may sentancs him for life To think that
after We We lived together these 6ve years aud
better he should desert his own true love to
run away with girl named Sarahl"
ou refer to your husband, suppose p
SAID the sergeant cautiously.
w hat other woman 5 husband would | be
referring to?' she dcmanled "Of course it is
my husband-my John Henry Polk?''
And Iinfer that he has deserted Won"
s'Flatss what he's done-deserted ne and
run of with girl named Sarah something OF
ether, and 4 am left here without friend -
lie shouldn't have done that ~ remarked
the sergeant, after a long pause.
mo, he shouldn't" she replied. ''Why
what was he when | married him Didn't
take him when -he was a good for. nothing
Insignificant .whifst of sixteen and bring him
UP 10 WnaG he Is Anu now tDlS Is sy return
She sobbed away for awhile; aud then wen
on. He called me his darling-his dea
gazelle, and he said that | was sugar melteC
over and AL that, and | believed it, like til,
fool an"
And he's gone, eh?'
Gone Didn't l. say ,hs j gone p l. cal
hardly believe it; though when look over th
letter he wrOte'me and sac how he called IN
his shining angel and his MONDAY star, car
hardly realize that Ne has left me and taken VI
with freckled-taced girl ..-.. .,...-..
"lttVsry sad, sighed the sergeant. "Yo,
dOn.t-kssw- my -feelfuss, i-she repiied, don
begin to realize how this heart of mine is wren
chsd ~ wish yeu d'bring him back here an,
stand hun over there, and leave ME over her
and lock the doors for about two minutes /
fBe-ealn,~ dam, reuisrxed the sergeant
'Carm How can be earn? When | thin
of John Henry and Sarah and dear gazell
and shining angel and MONDAY star, can | bi
my heart be earn? "
She left her husbands description and wer
away, and the police will catch him if they car
Detroit Free Press. ...
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13

An OLD Story WELL RETOLD. "Hafs you
got some Of dot kind Of oysters what hale been
spilled 2" sse', r.. > 4
Spilled oysters Yes, we, haEe)a few cans
left over from last week that l'thlnk sill lit
yeu.
"How you solt EN- dozeu?p ."'- = '.a>' &
'On I'll sell 'em right; you may have all
you want for a nckle. ,'.i. ,lsv ett =.
"VelI, den, mine goot frent will you be so
kind to pring me four dDzenffor dot damaged
lotY'
The oysters were brought, and the customer
put them quieGiy down Into the pit of his
stomach, and, having finished the job, he said
TO the restaurateur.
"Now, my very kind trent, you have got
some good oysters ain it?' 81. 90 90
"You re mighty right have j. ...B
well, | takes hafe dozen raw and SONS
pickles"
These we're n turn served and quickly put
down on top of those gone before. But the
restaurateur was troubled, and when the patron
cam. to -.'.'. the oil said to him: r. T~
"LJJA here, pard, | don't like to be too
in1uisitive, but bl0wed et wouldn't like ter
knJw-~hy vau have took fancy to SO mqny
spi.j er-'... ... sl few good ones p
e., lep,led the man, You have been a
goot trent tome, und 80 told you something.
YCu see, it was dis way. Now, L hafe got q
tape worm, my kint trent you understand, und
efry time dot is the way hafe TO do. You see
dot last hafe dOzln vas for me minsself but
de damaged lot, dem was for de tape-worm
You know dot | aim d dot kind Of ComOdort
Vanderpit what can afford it to preak NJ
mine vhOle pesspess to feed tam tape worn
on gOot oysters. ktt
DON'T Do lT.-DOn't expect a man TO prac
tice ell he breaches. Eminent physicians vii
not swallow their own nostrums.
DGn't ipsSiBe that you are better than you
fellows. There are no reserved seats in Heaven
Don't. let your wealth initiate you. Ricl
men sornetimes die OF small pOx. * =
D6nit spend your days IN vain rcgrets. Th
deepest wound will leave but the flintest scar
If from this hour you do your life work well.
Don't expect your pastor TO be perfect
ChaFe0akwiA harithe beauty of'the lily. = -
Don't eat fish for brain food. A hen neve
scratches for chiSkehs bsfsra they ATE hstcbsC
Don't spend too ,mudh tiaie Ia adarnine yor
plicatiOn table. 'SSi" = 1s.' - ~ ~
Don't dream that your child was born
adoru profession You cant make rfenG
post of a ghse peg. pn.ia y q - ,isie 80
Don I. .bolhsrl yoar brains about ths .aeu
angles .-ef.a Billiard table. Better take yo,
cue from an indastrious mechanic. aasenaJ 81
Ded fil yoar head with dine novels. O
paper IN worth t~o cents per pound, .,
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13

CHARLIE Ross SrAr1srIcs TIE statistics
in the Charlie Ross case, now coming in, are
depressing enough. More than twenty thou
saud dollars have beensxpended. Commissions
ers have searched from ocean to ocean aud
across. About 100000 circulars have been
is-ued printing and photographs hirysvcuNt
eight Thousand dollars@ A corps OF rtefks has
been employed in the correspondence about the
boy. Two huudred bands of qypsies have been
taken home to his mourning parents. Six
hundred Charley ROssss have been reported.
At least half million persons at one, time or
another have been on the search. And with
all this nothing has been heard of him ever
since his kidnappers were discovered.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13

PROFIT OF ECeENTRIcfTY. In the first
quarter OF this century, there lived in London
an o'u man, who used to sweep crossing
nsar ST. james Park This old crossing
sweeper, Whatever was the amount bestowed
upon MIN, used only to retain half penny,
ana return the-Iest to the donor This very
Strange custom having become known, procured
nun many half pennies, 1t happened one day
.hat nali' mapufacturef was surprised by q
heaVy shower; while in the streets, He took
refuge unde an archway and he stood there
lor Soms time waiting Tor the storm to clear
away when the door of handsome house
opposite was opened, and footman in livery,
with an Umbrella in his hand, crossed the street,
and presenting his masters compliments,
requested the gentleman to take shelter in
the house. He gladly accepted the invita-
tion, and was usheTed into handsomely fur
nlsIed drawing room, where he was receive ed
by the master of the house. He was struck
at once with a vague recollection of having
seen the master OF the house before. His i'm
! quiIing gauce did not escape his host. "Yor
seem, sir, said he at last, "to look at me ak i
you had seen me before" The gentleman
answered that he thought he had, but h,
could not recall the occasion. You are righ
sir, replied the old gentleman. He ther
sand that he was the crossing sweeper in ST
James Park, who never accepted more thar
one halipenny. Many years ago, "she said
L hrst hit upon this expedient. l was at tha
time destitute, but finding the scheme t
answer ,beyoHd my 'expe peeations / was led t,
carry it on, until had at last, with the hel
of profitable investments, realized a hand
some fortune. And now sir, such is the fore
ot habit that every Inouhing | leave home, q
to room where | put on my beggar's osthes
rand eOneinue--to sweep my crossing in III
Park till certain hour in the afternoon
when go back to my room, resume my usua
dress, aud return home in time for dinner
you seq me this day
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13
An Ohio Boys Idea of Confession.

There is a NAN living on Fifth street who 10
good man, endeavOrlng TO train up his chill
dren in the way they should go, and as his
flock are numerous, and two of them boys he
has anything but 4 sinecure in his training
business. Only day or two ago the elder of
these male olive branches enticed his younger
brother, who has only had ten years experience
In his bOyish deviltrF, to 90 out on the river in
a boat piece of pass time which their father
had many time forbidden, and had even gone
so tar as to enforce bis yeta Wi b skate strap
But the bOYSWsnt this time, Trusting to luck
to conceal their depravity and in due time they
returned around the house, the two most inno-
csnt-loOking boysin Budingtop. They Sc parated
tor few moments, and az the expiration OF
that time the elder was suddenly confronted@by
the NsrbeE whO requested a.priyste intsrgieS
in tte usual place, and they adjourned to the
woOdshed, where after a bret but highly
spirited performance, the boy, considerably
nystifed, sought his brother
John, he said, who do you suppose told
dad? ? Have ybu been licked - '7 ~
Jshn s face will not look more peaceful and
resigned when it is in its coffin than it did
when he replied
No. Have you?'
Have ? OcmvdpNH tUrhe 'cOvshed aud
look at my back,;7 = T 1-0 ;.
John declined, but said:
"We.94tkS ttSkef sophew fstherY fOupd
US out M tired Ot acting in this way, aRd
amt going, to run away and lie about it any
more n am going to do better after this, and
SO when | saw father couldn't help it, and
went'Fleft 70 hiM and confessed.
Bill was touched by the manly action ON the
part of Fhsryounger brother, But he finally
"H9@ DID il happsn.ths old man didn't licl
We'll" said the penitent young reformor
'yOu see that ( did not confess on myself.
only confessedObi y1n; thatwsSths way OF H. :
A strange, cold light glittered in Bills eyes
'Only confessed on me, f" Aevsaid,-. 'ssWsI
that's all right; but come down behind tn,
COW shed and look at my back
And when they got there, do you suppos
John saw the first mite on Bills back. All
TO, dearFeh ldrsna he saw nothing larger thai
BlllSsfsts eFsE ~ ~ !. 4 T.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13
Philadelphia Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad.
Delaware Division.
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
On and after

On and after
MONDAY, Sept. sth, 1874,
Isundays exeepted,) Trains will lOavS
Z as follows:
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13

It's MONEY -YALUE.==Mhena.G q. dealer in farm
produce receives shipments in good order and
OF. first quality, be takss full AS lnuch pEide-a
showing them as the farmer did in. sending
them, and hs does not hesitate ito ask lrola
ten to twenty pei. eAt.e ira beesHse-he x ne1vA
he can get it. Besides, it is really to his ad-
vantage TO have such produce, because it helps
him to secure the best customers, and thereby
to build up his business This is plain enough
Ihe'saMe advantage aeerues also to tho far
mer. For asserting potatoes or apples, for
neatly dressing and packing poultry, for send
ing only choice butter and large fresh eggs,
time and care are required, and that which is
kept at home may seem to be a loss, but-in
doing in this wise additional care will be taken
afterwards to provide against having anything
that is not salcable, 80 that real money value
comes from being better farmer. The farmer
who has a right idea of his calling will aim to
supply only such customers as are particular,
and who are willing to pay extra prices for
extra products. There are plenty of such
customers, aud the demand they make are fal
lh excess Of what farmers are likely soon t
suppy.-N. Y Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1875-01-13

GERRtpl SMrH,s Will. Ltierrf.I Smith,
years rahsat naeegsi-sltsratieuss beausaths
one half Of his entire property to his wife
The other half he divided between his two
children, Col. Greene Smith and Mrs Charles
d. Miller. The estate is worth about $2.QQQ,-
| 000
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keep a large assortment OF guns, pis-
tolls and ammunitions Of all kinds
They are hrst-class gunsiniths, aud
repair firearms in the best and most
workmanlike manner.
There are a number of good hotels
in the place, the principal among
which are Dyers Hotel, American
House, Planters House, and Railroad
Hotel. There are also several res
%tauTHnts in the place, where meals
can be obtained at any time. There
r three blacksmith and wagon
shOps-JOhn Nealon, H. Haas, and
Draper & Coat which a good sup
ply of two, four and six horse wagons
Of Balm, Schnttler, Studebaker, Muir
-Dhy, and Espeuchicd make, can be
always found, with bows and overs.
Besides the above there are a num-
Der Of boarding houses tailor shops,
barber shops, small retail stores, &c,
that we cannot spare time to give in
detail,
The public may rest assured that
there are abundant facilities in Chey-
enne to outfit everybody at this point
who may start for the Black Hills or
Northern Wyoming; and that it can
he done cheaper here than parties
can outfit at other points, and trans
port their outfits here. Besides they
will know just what they will need
when they get here, and can avoid
purchasing useless and cumbersome
articles.
There is a good stock market at
this place for the purchase and sale
of horses, mules, and cattle. Several
persons are engaged more or les, in
the business of dealing i'm stock,
among them w. NJ. Ward, j. c. Alb
ney, Barnard & Co.. and Tracy & Co.
Those who will come to Cheyenne
as the starting point will save money,
time and trouble in purchasing their
mining outfits mt this place
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A.; satorius, Captain 2rd cavalry, could'g Co Z.
VIM, Abbot, aud Iieutcnant9 h Infantry, Post
Adjutant.
o VI. Rockefeller, Rad Lien enant 9th Ipfantr,
A. A. Q. ". and A. C.. $.
G: V. Pettys, A. 4. SurGeon-PoSi Surgeon.
handing co. F.
W. L. Holm an, Ist Lieutenant 9Th Infantry. com
mauding Co. x.
Il. r Lemlcy, End Lieutenant, Bird Cavalry, Co, f
Absent
Major E. F. Townsend, 9th Infantry, leave of
absence.
coP,: G D. Emory, Oh Infantry, 4. D. c. to Gen.
Capt. G. 3. Russell, 9th Infantry, 4. D. C. 10 Gen.
Augur.
Let Lieutenant H. Bowman 9th Infantry, re.
SPOTTED TAIL AGENcT-NEDn4sKA.
Major E. A. Howard, L. 5. Indian Agent.
q. H.. Jeweit, Trader.
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OBSTACLES 70 MARRIAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Won from The
Effects Of Errors aud Ahnsss in early life! Msn-
hood restored. IupedInsnts TO Marriage re-.
moved New method of treqtmsntg Nav and
remarkable remedies Books md CIrcniar-
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