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"GHtfs iAh1@lJfa llb u lD1, kFl 10 2l0 lR*
clualva.
+1EniE MoonE-1G II, IL.
JCHrE K0hENs-Set caro- GC1, and calendar
Nos. jill to lH5 inclusive.
JED4E HorTH-Ho call,
JUbnE A]chkIIBrEn--172. 173, III, Ito, 152 to
III, isa. 1877. 192 10 ia9 nII incueivs.
JCnuE FAuwELIs--So cali.
aE3H,MESss.
UNtTrb aTATFs GfhcCfr Cot'Rr-jcDaE htop7rTf
--lianfHrl Lockwood Vs. Town 0f ieletfpwu,
$t,fJa.2s.
UsI1ED Hr4rEa DISTRICT Cocnr-1upok IiLon7ETr
-tthafcs Ion"s bcnw ]. u. Chaplin decree. f;J
SrrERfnR tDENT-Cn1F tnsf1st-ThomA u. Daf-
kcr OF n1 n. Frenta +. Gr~, ti,ls&Ga.
JEwsEf}ARt-r. ". Bno~hpuk w. Bernafh Ginln.tY,
s3a Letter 1tuRhrh ", Hrvl'e l.. Cnrran, tGIIsi
- u. Ernock VI, Elward 81, trandntl aud ChatIen
j. K!rkhain. s2;7GG.--If. y. HshtarI ". Lucy ".
naylofd, $t53.92.-W. t. %hi.e CT ii. ~. FEtI
2tnkan. e12.Ml--f. r. Aver ct al. -. Herman
fronhofd, SIS. 2.a'.-J. q. Wilcox It al. ". r. l.,
t}arrity ENI.-t'. n. 1n.hl VI. Mrhs-1 Evans and
Hecgert t6i7.-Ahtan iiorrsks Il A. Alsnrun fso-
thsrn, 4h7n7.L. e. Frank ct u. n. JAro.t Eliti,
tWi.3a.-Dantel G'otl~'h, Jr. rH JAuon Mckinney,
ta.7'4,3o,-Ssuh RI. jares Mckinney sn,t Henry It
Taylor fGs.--fI,nic1 Weaver "a. L,urn y. Issiar,i
$ali.A.-i. bnhlt'tset es ii. :. iAtrrk ]. Inrtacr
{'0t.a4-tHtr Ut Chicago ". Chicaen West pIstston
Hallway, ffi72'. john Fntsytls city Ut Clcappt
fAt75-W. ". Flint It ii. Fred zinkAn, tsil.5,.
CtEcrrr nrHr-t:oEVE~FIo*s-IErnry ". KiuR It
Nstilh Emerson Il Al. ~. Aluuzo II. WeLstar aud
GrorGo F. Wusk. fia4.sA.
It:l,sK nooTit-German Hatjnnaf nsnk w. Thomas
Osborn. aiG6.GY.
Ju,mE McA,Lrrrta-W. 3, Johnston N. F. ".
Torch verdict, s!ff.47 And lnntton for Nuw trial.
, 1875-12-10
UEIF IESAI NV11NE3s
NOTICE.,

The Registered CanstrHotion l,o.Nls nf tbs Chicago
Gas LTh: md coio Company Standing on the books
T. e. As4 T. .s 1shoy 's", Ill., h'ss nso.
john n brown. j. utscirr, D. t. tiacou. Ja. X ltur-
It's. u. Hrhnaon, T. o. NrnMstert Wr1. Brown, il, &,
lArktr. isabella llruwu, q. H. brown and others, T.
1'lack,uan, i. urtnshnrss: Jaue :. Druwt. c. !. Dl
cl.-e, us carver, e. il. cars,ar., +. i. Gooiry. II:
J. Caldwell estate Vi v. Ckner !, e. DAwsnu H. T.
mekey Q. D. ptrley; J. a. launan,; Tho@- y Dt1nn,
~, j. i, i!uSlsH + ilonnan, i. iunas~sil T5a:.
Keen, &. II. Kss. I. j. Ker,. y. i. Ksen, iiu4rai4,
kc:tiy Z II u s. fflisEE rst 4 = MsT Al 4
Aitshe. II. H. Msee. aerrhansa sa*tues. 1<I'n, and
iito.se 4Ee.s SSSnnn' SSn Y / : ~, Ssr1 J. 1T Ssxtry ,
1srs shsloa l.. schuSa1 i i. iSss san a g. aao sS,
st txG shiD,a; essa sTi;, + v S'iS
TinkhaIa. Trustee, J. Thomson, Joseph r. Tum,le,
aos. 1e,!or; ~: Underwood, 4. y yan kcss, 1ali.
Wi,a%. &ai:ss. s'1l ;.si. i4':' T. ws9s' seS
3s5s 5,s, Tnlsf T Z IT, ra,x "san @ans s l. 19@l1"
to~tt: Nos. o4a. sll l.s0i l, .3ia, tl9 i26i. III.
81, l,sas low lo, lxp lii III. 5s I'd, -. 40.
0s Gt g, ~ lVa 1,Sst ~ ~, 70. aA. sol, fo0.
g. 135s III i;s e. IT. M g. IT, II ~ a 81 III. II. l'1 IT, i FL Il
l.5. ~, IS. V2s, 81. T3 lOI 32. Iii. 7.s G. liz.
144o. Ill, laA, i25 In aE ssa laA2 S6l 62 I'D o3s
~ -, ~ ~. ~: gs I'M, l:kA l.s3s. a: ~.
s7s It, III. is IL, II, IS, ILL., 81. Ill 81, ri,
1o5, l.elh. hra lvi, l9a IL, bJ i9l, 10, sso 6,7
LIZ: ,2:e. wi 39a GU, ,.J. l,3bl. I,273 cu,t nc,
207. 2 no. "a. :1. 4UJ as Ayt, are, by resolution
Of The Iosrd of Directors Of sail Company. orss1l
70 10 called tn and JAil; and the same wilt 10
deemed At tho ot!cc of tbs Company and after tho
lat day Of J4nussy, A, D. 1876. Ihs holders u rail
ionds ars brrOhy llotlnrd thereof, ah that on sud
after TIC aa lss Day os January 4. .. 1876. tho Raid
bonds vii. crasa to Lear interest.
Iy csder oi Ills Board ot Directors.
. ET. WATKINS, President,
JAhtEs r. HURTS, Bs,ruiary,
Chicago, ILL.,, Noy. ii, 1915.
, 1875-12-10
CHuRCH.DEbIcATl0H.

Special Correspondence u 1hs Cheaoa Tribune.
DwIour ILL.,. Dec. IA church undnr Tie
management Of the Congrsgationaiists was letii-
Gated On Sunday. At Broughton, 10 miles south-
cast Of hore. Tbs lsog. III. w. Whittoleey, Su-
perintendent OF Missions. preached tho dedlca-
ton sezalon. Tho nev. Msssre. J. A. Alien, a.
D. Htroug, ". IL doorgo aud +. u Smith as~
sisted In tho services. Tho church Ia "a by 10,
and las shed. Accommodations for thisty tea.us.
There Ia 10 other house Of worahlp within IL
milea.
, 1875-12-10

tatc valued At *G.N,0.
THB nnAHnr CASE.
Tho IoHt RnpTeme Court In In session, with
seyctai important cAscs Oh the docket. IL is ru-
tnurcG, yct tho Court refusa to Affirm It, that
Judge Colo ia preparing tho opinion Of the Court
Noy tho newspapers need not ret up and howl
oyer thtd, for, by = rulo Of tho Court, tlo cAas
fell 10 Judge Colo by lot, and NO have no choice
In tho matter. This ls tho manner III Which 4li
opintonn arc aesfgned in this Court
TI1EAsCRE-1RoyE.
Saturday morning, = eon OF Dir. Higgins, OF
tin city, wont into tho bnr7, aud ca tho floor
found cigar-bo1 filled will Inwelry. 1Io carried
1t 10 tho house. Tho original tags woro sttac1,od,
showing 1t 10 belong to pet1dler OF some Hsote.
lie won't back, fed tho horsea. aud turndd up In
called for hs box; but htr. Higgins would not
return It 10 him, ard lso loft. Yesterday ,mrtlna
were hero named N. X. Walter ami ". j.
Keoer, from Otloy, 10 find goods taken from their
atorea Friday night 10 tue val,,e Of several hun-
dreh dollars. Tley found portion Of ttom
au'ong shs jowery.
Dz. +. +. MinA'er and wife, Of State Ccntre,
were divorced. Tho question Of the custody OF
tho two chiftlron Was not definitely scttted, but
zach took ONO, boy. Tho vifs msrriod again.
a short time since, tho father visited tho boy at
hs muther's house. aud took him out for walk.
Tile mother has commenced suit against tho
fasLer for kidnapping, and ho haa beea arrested.
BEEE-
Judge Rothrock. In tho Clinton District Court,
has decided that the Eame liability extsts updor
tho statute for selling beer to habituaf drunk
ard aa for aailus Intoxicating 11uoy. Thts ia
tho 1rst decision of tho kind in thia Stato.
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The $iasusx Exposed.

=, Lt1EEHVVF{h {&oH.} 71Hl<S, -
i'ot. Baldwin has told I'll about Ill tha spirit
tai myststles, Including sLat Of haus King. At
y sAhibltion ha turned wAtsr iuto win3 BY siln-
~ t9xuiug it from pitcher into 4 glass. This
ssssious with chemicals. Theu tho pl!osy HaH
Ass.es Toward, aaa HRS. baldwin waa firmly
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a mcoting, wllcro In nan Hattie with another
man. wlIersupnn he drov rovolvcr and nhnt
himself then and there. but not fatally, Tia
next day, tho dtl1or man, with I{Atto,
wont 10 Toledo to get lcenso
for marriage. Iho old lAdy tclegrApf1el Tho
Clerk nos to grant i. Tho man tsut 1Iattto In
tl,o old lady anil obtained reversal Of her orlor
IL tbs Clerk; when he wont back. got hts lceslse,
and went homo with Hattie Al liin wiio. Now Tho
othrr fnllor lH mA1dor than ever Lnt he won't
sli00t again.
THE HAFRfH nHFA1EATrnS,
OF The e38, mo Of Agricultural College funda
taken by o1.Trcasnror lasikln. it IL probable
there will bo Beclrod about tslf tho amount.
Htato-TleaH1iror Ehrsty was appointed Bpocih!
Committee to tako charge Of tho nattor mud
close II up. lilo reports 10 Tho 9tAte Auditor the
total amount received to Nov. as foilown:
Cash aud uotcs from CoctIo Ttusccs. k+7a4o
!niftst's'..' s..ss- lslx3
oiNs"S
bAlE u lAtlds N,1i7.G2
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sTCCKuOLDEAs' MENrINo.
The Annnal Meeting ot the htaekhotter. Of tho
fifth NATIONAL 1ANK OF CHICAGO for tie
slccon Of Directors for tbs ensuing year will le held
as tho oleo 1t said Dant In Chicago Tuesday, Ian-
uaFy II. 1910, between the honrs of snd p. m.
l4AAC G. LOMBARD, Cashier.
CHICAGO. I}oc- !. 1t75.
, 1875-12-10
THE COURTS.
Report Of tho Receiver Of the Toledo,
Peoria G. Warsaw Road,
The Ex.Po1feo Commissioners Sue for
Alleged Arrears Of Pay.

CHICAGO,

THE TOLEDO, PEORIA TA1kRAW RA1LKoAD.
Tho following ia tho ronort of A. l.. Hopkins,
Receiver OF tho Toledo, Peoria Il WarAaw Nail-
road, for tho tnoutha Of October atld November !;
The New York herald., 1875-07-15
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The proverbial duness OF political matters
around the CITY Han at TINS season Of the year
has set the ball OF rumor again in motion IN
the third house. This time we have difficulty
between GovsFnor Tidsn ana Mr.. John Kelly.
various reasons are assigned for this latest
quarreL Investigation in authoritative quarters
Yesterday, however, developed proof OF the abb
solute Rroundlessness Of those rumors. Tue Gov
ernor is understood to express himself as in
peTfect harmony with the leader OF Iammany
Han at least for the present.
the amended ordinance In relation 70 the back
ing OF carts upon sidewalks, LATELY introduced IN
the Board OF Aldermen Dy Mr. motifs, was yester-
day sianed by Mayor Wickham.
x meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen Will take
place to-day. 10 Is understood tnat anOtber
attempt Will be made TO pass the Harlem MATS
Ordinance5
A long session or the Legislative Committee on
Crime takes place Tomorrow. number OF ln-
pOrtant witnesses will be examined, among them
Several police captains.
The Dock Department has not vet appointed
Chiei EngIDeeT, In view VI the ,nSesSntA aea ia
The New York herald., 1875-07-15
THE HARLEM FLATS.

THE HEALTH BOARD ABOUT GOING To WORK.
CONTRACTORS COVERING THE FIFTH
The action OF the Board OF Apportopment on
Tuesday transferring to the Board OF Health from a
balance to Its credit in 1872 and 1873 the sum OF
$2l, GOO, to be used In filing up the Harlem 1ats
or at least in preventing them from continuing as
q nuisance will be followed up tomorrow by
some decisive step on the part OF the Health
Board. President Chandler was not In town yes
terday and II Is said Will not be until
Tuesday next. Sanitary superintendent Day
visited the nats yesterday and reported
that the contractors, Ambrose u Mills, and
others were Dusily engaged filing In the hats with
good wholesome earth but whether they were
dong this OF their own option or unaer the direc-
tlons OF rne street Cleaning Departme Mt he was
unable TO say. IL Will be enc Inb0red tnat the
Health Board asked for $4,000 TO DO the work
tho eughly On the fiats; but as they have ob.
tanned not quite onehali OF this amount, 1t is be-
leved by some that they can DO but very little
good. The commissioners are determin cd, how
ever, to do what good they can with the amount,
and as lar as possible put an END 70 the existing
nulsances on the 1ats.
The New York herald., 1875-07-15
BOARD OF TRADE ELECTIONS.

Alta general meeting OF the Board OF Trade held
yesterday The following elections took place,
there beng no opposition to any OF the can
didates;-
Iresident-George Opdyke
vice Presidents-Hon. w. II. Wickhani, George
T. Hope John 4. Williams, Hon. Frederick A.
Potts.
ITedSuTer-H. L. Clapp.
Actudry-Wallace p. Groom.
ELecutfUe COntllfttee-George OpdyKe, Chalrma n |;
Edward A. Boyd, plate glass importer; l. V. Car
penter. Evans, Peake Co., dry goods merchants; I;
@. W. Chatter Clarke Clarke, Chetty & Clarke,
Brother, lumber; j. w. DeCastro, DeCastro & Don
ner, sugar rennlng compdny Edward Frtn, San
derson Brothers ~ Co., metal i'm mpOrters; Albert
q. King, George King Son, fur importers; jack
son 5. Scnultz, leather merchant; Joseph Seg-
man, J. ~ W. Seligman 4 Co., baukers Frederick
porJers; James T. Van Rensseae +. b. Nic0l &
%, CHINA ana glass importers; Richard Young,
Young, Ladd Cofln, perfume importers and
manufacturers.
Committee or arbitration ana Appedl-w II.
Appleton, Chairman; c. Q. Adams, Erastus
George y. Satteree, William Steinway, 3. d. II.
Vance, Richard VOse, Ed ward MarbOurg, A. NJ. y.
watson George ]. Wenck.
committee on Foreign Commerce ana Revenue
LdiCS-John ;. Leng, Chairman; G.. Balm, Her.
man Batter, Francis H. Baw0, ". Brown, j. Gibb,
William h. Kdder L. Luckemeyer G. n. Langdon,
George Piener q. Sanderson, q. ). Terry, =.
Van VolkenOurg.
Committee on Internal Trade and improvement
Qncludlng rairoa aus, telegraphs, canals, &c.J-
Jackson y. schultz, Chairman; II. Benoke,
Leander Darling, Eberhard FaDer, p. Farrely, J.
William II. Lee, Ii. B. McEIgott, d. steiner,
LOuI9 \Oat.
The New York herald., 1875-07-15
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
woRKs TO BE BEGUN THIS SEASON BY THE DE-
PARTMENT.

woRKs TO BE BEGUN THIS SEASON BY THE DE-
PARTMENT.
The Department OF Public Works Will advertise
to-day for bids for the following WORKS, the bids
to be opened Tuesday, 27th inst, at twelve NJ. -
l. Paving Twenty-1rst street, from Tenth to
Thirteenth or exterior avenue, with granite
block pavement. 2. Paving l26th street, rom
second co seventh avenue, With granite block
pavement. 3. Paving Sixty-nrst street, from
Eighth 10 Tenth avenue, with Belgian or trap
block pavement 4. Paving l22d street. from Sec
ond avenue TO avenue A. with Belgian
or trapblock pavement g. Regulate, grade,
curb, gutter and nag Forty-second street, from
Second avenue TO East River. 8. Regulate, grade,
curb, gutter and nag Forty-fourth street, from
First 10 Third avenue. Z. Regulate, grade curb,
gutter and Gag Seventy-ninth street, rom Boule-
ward to Hudson River. 8. Regulate, grade, curb,
gutter ana nag Ninety-nrst street, from Fourth
to Fifth avenue. 9. Regulate, grade, curb, gutter
and nag Ninety ninth street, from Eightn 10 Elev
and nag Thrty-sixtn street. from Eleventh TO
Twelfth avenue. III. Regulate grade, curb, gut
ter aud fag Elgaty-hrst street, from Ninth to
ter and nag l24th street, from Eighth TO ST. Nlcno-
las avenue. 49, Curb, gutter and nag Madison
avenue, from Sixtieth to seventeen street. IA.
Curb gutter and nag Elghty-iourth street. from
Egntn TO Tenth avenue. l5 Curo, gutter ana
nag 1l9tn street, from Third TO Filth avenue. 10.
Flagging east side OF Fourth avenue, rom Forty
second TO Forty-fourth street. H. FlaRglDg Sixty
third street, rom First 20 Second avenue.
The department Is nov IN rather comatose
condition. But few works beyond the usual re-
and only half the ordinary force OF aborers is em-
plOyed. Whe the department. frequently en-
ploys as many as 5000 abOrefs the force az pres
ent GOES not number over -cOO. Inls' Oh course,
by contract and over which the department.
merely mas supervision.
The works aDove mentioned, bids Tor watch VIII
be received on the 27th, Will probably be begun In
"A month or SIX weeks.
The New York herald., 1875-07-15
THE ANTICUsTOM HOUSE REPUB-
LICANS.

The republicans VINO have been quietly organ
ling IN the various Assembly districts FOR some
weeks past, With the view OF having strong
organization 70 oppose the Custem House repuD-
licans at the next Convention and election, viii
hold their prinaries THIS evening. Every Assem-
Dy district mas been thoroughly organized, ana
the promoters OF the movement claim that the
results Of the election tonight Will convince even
the most d0uOting Thomas among the custom
House dangiers-On that the feeling OF opposition
TO t1e present so-called leaders is deep-seated
and certain TO bring abOHt their downfall. On
the other hand, the Custom House folks say that
the opposition ia on par with that started by
ex-offce holding democrats against TammaDy
.HAlt sPS tb9t tle tBe WIZ Dzzle ppt together,
The New York herald., 1875-07-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

MAPELsDEN-MBAD.--On wednesday, July II, at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents by tae Rev.
T. stafford Browne r. EDWARD MAPELsDEN, OF
New YORK, to CLAfm E., eldest daughter vi Titus
Mead, ESQ., OF Brooklyn. No cards.
RALPH-uUTCHNsON.- Thursday evening,
July 8, al the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. }. ID. Newlin, ALPHEUs P RALPH, OF East
New YORK, l.. l., TO JOSEPHINE b., daughter or
Jeremiah l.. HUTCHINSON or Philadelphia.
SCoTr-ELY.- July O. at FOrty-thlrd street
NaLhadlst kDlscoaJ church, BY the Rev. Hiluam
The New York herald., 1875-07-15

given out that this Qentleman will receive the
Illness for tnJe place
onr,ny ayor " lckham has been run down with callers
.sk ne past few days. IL has been OF con-
n,liuSu n.. stream from ten O'Clock In the morning
@ @until TWO Ia the afternoon. Among them were
S nv era couples desiring TO be united IN the'noy
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-12-22

Set Gen6botc
teselttlihen9cr cr5ens s ein.
aaonatsf6rtft ees &eeets. Apoaolates.
Mit Nutori iation bcs Sodn. S. @amierc,
S.S., General O,reetor ocs @ebetS> Nppi itolats,
nit @enebmigung Der 9eiitlidem Sbern 1nb
erabil10fider uub biidoHid)er Gmpfeblung,
berausgeeeben fir bic bentiehen &atbplis
Fen MnerifaS bon g. SacobuS " en- d. { II,
UransiStaner OrhenSprieiter uno YroOindial~
Director oes @ebets> >Apoitolates.
;3med oer 9eraussobe Oes @enobotcn lit:
S6rberung Der Anoad5t gum 6cifi" fen !aer,en
Se(u unb Syer6reitung oes fromuten 25ereiues
6es Se6ets-A Apoaofates.
0eBbalb inben Mbba blungen unb Mufidtc, ueIde
seeg,,e inb fen boppeIten 3,ped su 6rbern, iowe
uin5enbungen iiber @nabener,peifunQsn bur4 bas
| anbetungs gs1uirbge Ser; Seiu erlanst unb @ebets=
anlesen III bieiem beiieften 6erseil in bemiclben
jeberseit bereit,pilIige Mufuobme. - Der Sabrsang
! uou II @eften tofet ;pei Dollars.
MgH Mggreeations diplomas al bas @ebets=
MpOitolat fir 8cmenoen rei9i6ie Genoiienl6aften
no; iouie Diplomas fir bic iogenaunter Giterer
(8erbreiter) bes 8ebetss4poitolates unb Mufnabme=
3etteI in bas Gebets=9lpofoat, uerbem auf 9erlan=
gen gratis sugeianbt. MseMten fir ben Senbbcten
Iucrben uerlanst. Man abreiiire:
&eb. 9. Saeo6,1s 2Ien6en, sos.
Gairmount, Cincinnati, ..
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MItar @etu.

Xkl1OY X<SetU%
Sir ben fpeeetlen @ebraud) am gltare babe
i'd cine porsiialid)e Qualitdt @en ielb1t berei.
tet. Gerie ielbe miro au $3.50 bic @allone ner~
fauft unb na6 @unl1 entiueber III Glaiden,
&ess ooer Barrels berianot. @lan aore ilire !:
0Reb. g.. &reui d. @beelins, @. 8a,
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Convection. 9lm 13. Nop. torb
auf @dlob &beinsrafenitein prin5 &orl
su @olms= =8raun fels, @obn oes 9rinSen
bon Braunfels uno Der pr;n5elin Trie~
oerits bon d. '@trelit (@dweiter Der
&0ni9in 2ouile BON Yreuben). ST mar
slei6seiti9 Elm @tief6ruoer ocs peritorbe@
nen Yrin5en Srieorid BON Preuben uno
oes Goni9s @eors's V. Don 9annoper.
inoem Die Prin5eilir Grieoerite in eriter
Gb. nit Dem YrinSen &ubYi9 BON preu'
Ben uno in britter Gbe nit @rnit 4u9uit
9erso9 BON Gumberlano> 1pateren 9onis
BON 9annoper oermdblt mar. Brin5
&arl bon @olms'Braunfels NOR 5ulett
6itreidilAer Telomarl9aQ= lieutenant; er
bate, >pie man ii6 erinnern miro unmit'
telbar Dor Dem Musbruhe bes0riegcs bon
1866 cine politil@e Miilion oes 0itrei4i=
}6en Sofes an 6cn86ni9 @eor9 abernom~
men. Q8ie man oer@ermania aug &reu5<
nod beri6tet, ilt-@rin; Collins atpei
Monote Dor leinem Sooe tatbolil9 &C.
por6en.
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@ebr Qute 3pblett.

Yeter @lein u. Geo. 2eifbeit finb jebt bcreit,
ben 8e,po1nern bon &omerab au8geaeid)ne<
quite &oblen ins 9aus gu liefern. Die ,Yreiie
iino bic billisFeu. 8eitequnaen nebmen ent<
eesen bic Serren 9einrid Neutlin9 uno
s obnM Mora.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-11-24
DIR. Geo. Walkers

treatment consists in the unsCrupuInas rel pc-
tiOn Of alt ,hnse dele erinu- mineral drugs,
which, while they mnmcntarllv remove the
symptoms, poison the blood aud permanently
hK The direh-cs in III consolidation. winch form
he sule punacca OF that uusc upuiuu- horde Of
empirical charlstans who nrec. their unruS
pectings hui ion couhding dupe-. aud for their
solid gold requite -h-m with shattered rnnst
tu;ions, and u cHdurHble ext Etsncr. aud tn.
prnsprct Of ant timely and eariv grave.
Le'iers by maui enclosins fee, IS. faithfully at
tended 10.
Medicine provided and cent 10 any part OF the
United States
a CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES.
Hours OF consu ration from Q a. n. to y m. ! 10
) and u 10 9 .. n. Separate receptions rooms.
p. ,. box. ITTg. argTdGm
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having for a numbe- Of years ma e the above
malAdies the subject Of his special study. and
moreover. by long aud careful practice msdih,d
he treatment uscd aid by ruch
emiuent men NJ Doctor RECORD. L. lnmund. Val
dcaa, Nidcl, Wilson and oiherz, a. app led hy
them N cold and humid climates. 20 a. to exart-
ly suit the altered STATE OF the constitution o.
prrsoLs " no ha e been a c,imHtised in trnplt al
ard semi-rropical e unit ier, feels pcrfecr conn
denCc Ia undertaking. the permanent ana eHec-
tunl cure Of auv % the above Diseases 81 how
ever long -t'udin. or iuvcturafe they. uay be,
With u c%srtaintv Of not only erndicatint Tho dr.
0rser. but consequently restoring the entire con-
ztttutinn to perfect health and yt-or.
The grand peculiarly Of
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A: sHtorius, Captain 9rd cavalry, comd'g Co f,
Bird Cavalay and Post
WIN; Abbot, End Lieutenant 0 h Infantry, Post
Adluiant.
o VI. tockefeiler. end Lieu enant 9th Infantr.
a. A. @. NJ. and A. c. =.
g: V. Peitys, A. SurgGon-Post Surgeon.
mandinE 90. f.
W. Z. Holman, Ist Lieutenant 9th Infantry, com,
harding Co. K.
II. r Lemley, end Lieutenant rd Cavalry. Co 2
Absent
Major X. F. Townsend, 9th Infantry, leave OF
absence.
Cap. c D. Emory, OH Infantry, A. D. c. to Gen.
Augu,.
Capt. G.. B. Russell, 9th Infantry, a. n. C. TO Gen
Augur.
Ift Lieutenant H. Bowman, 9Th Infantry, re.
cruiting service.
SPOTTED TAIL AGENcT-SE8RAsKA.
Major f. A. Howard, u. S. indian Agent.
G. Il. Jewc;t, Trader.
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ESOSTELE
OF Commissioned Ofneer. nj Forr d.
A. Russell. w. T..

A. Russell. w. 7.
]. ]. REYNOLDS, Colonel 3rd Cavity,
Commanding Post and District
Major John v. Dubois, Bird Cavalry
Z. Raglan, Post Chaplain
II. NJ. O'Reilly, Asst Surgeon U S a
Major \. q. DaIIH, 23rd Infantry
Wan. T.. Brandt, y \ Surgeon, USA
Capt u. +. Haskell, BIRD Infantry
Capt Il q E~kridge, BIRD Infantry
LIEUT. J II Pardee, Bird Infantry
list Lieut. aud Adjt J b johnson, 3rd
Cavalry
Lieut. GEORGE F Chase, 3rd Cavalry
CHEYENNE Q. NJ. DEPOT.
Major JAS. NJ. MOORE, Q~uartermas-
ter > Army, Depot Or Master
Capt y x Long, Cummissary of Sub
sistemce
Capt George X Brady. Ord InfIutry
Lieut. Louis II SIille, BIRD Infantry
CHEYENNE.
Major T. II. STANTON, Paymaster
L S Army.
Charles Bostwick, Storekeeper.
FORT LARAMIE.
Lieut. Col l.. p. Bradley, 9th Infan-
try, commanding Post and District
of Black Hills.
LIST Lieut.. Leonard Hay. Adjutant 9th
Infantry, Act. Asst. Adjt. General.
LIST Lieut.. Alfred Morton, 9th Infan-
Try, Post Quartcrmusler.
lst Lieut.. james Regain, 9th Infantry,
y ACS
DIR. A. HartsuT, Asst. Surgeon U. S.
Army.
Capt. John d. Devln, AdIutant 9th
Infantry.
Capt Edwin Pollock, 9th Infantry.
Capt A. ). Burt, 9th Infantry.
Capt G. l. Won Hermann, 18th Inrty.
Capt. John Laule de Laubenfels, Attn
Infantry.
Capt i. j. Spaulding. 2nd Cavalry.
Capt John Mix, 2nd Cavalry.
LIST Lieut. Henry Seton, 4th Infantry
lst Lieut. Butler ID. Price, 4th Infty
2ud Lieut. L. l.. Baily, 4th Infantry
3nd Lieut. Louis \. Craig, 9th nifty
2nd Lieut. ii. G. La Point. 2nd Cav'y
2nd Lieut. +. +. Norris, 9Th nifty
2nd Lieut. j. j. O'Brien, 4th Unity
End Lieut. John Coale, 2Gd Cavalry
Expeditionary forces in the field
for the summer, receiving supplies
from Fort Laramie, Camp Robinson
and Camp Sheridan.
Co 4, 2nd Cavaiy, Capt. T. 3. Dew
ecs, Lit. O'Brieu and 1t. PiersOn
Co +, 2nd Cavalry, LIST Lieut.. G. T.
Hall and Lieut. J. n. Allison
Co !, End Cavity, Capt Henry Moves
and Lieut +. w. Kingsbury
Co X, End Cavalry, Capt. Jas. Egan
and Lieut.. Sibley
Co L, 3rd Cavalry, list Lieut. p. d..
Nroon
Co II, 3rd Cavalry, LIST Lieut. r. E.
Whitman
Co +, Bird Cavalry, Lieut. Bainbridgo
Reynolds
Co A.. Bird Cavalry. Capt VIM. Han
ley, LieuIs Lawson aud Morton
Co 1, 3rd Cavalry, Lieut. a. ID. King
Co Nj, Bird Cavalry, Capt Mills and
Lieut. Schwatka
Co X, 3rd Cavalry, Capt Gerald Rus
sell.
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