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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-07-14
THE PRESIDENTIAL TERM.

The declaration of principles by
the Cincinnati Convention makes no
announcement in favor of single
Presidential term. do not assume
to add to that declarations; but, be-
lieying that the restoration of the
civil service to the system establish
ed by Washington and followed by
the early Presidents can be best ac-
complished by an executive who is
under no temptation to use the pat
ronage of his office to promote his
own reelection, I desire to perform
what regard as duty, in stating
now my inhexible purpose, if elected,
not to be candidate for election to
a second term. On
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-07-14

By order Of the Judicial Central Committee.
AUSTIN ADAMS, Chrmn
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1876-07-14
THE CURRENCY QUESTION,

AAS SSANAsA@-'| SSA-'AN-'3
I have frequently expressed my views
IN public, and I stand by my record
on this subject. I regard all the
laws of the United States relating to
the payment of the public indebted
ness, the legal-tender notes included,
as constituting a pledge and moral
obligation Of the government, which
must in good faith be kept. 1t is my
conviction that the feeling of uncer.
tainty inseparable from an irredeem-
able paper currency, with its fluctua-
tons Of values, is one of the great
obstacles to q revival Of confidence
and business, and return of prosper
lty. That uncertainty can be ended
in but one way, "the resumption Of
specie payments" but the longer the
instability connected with our pres
ent money system is permitted to
continue, the greater will be the in
jury inflicted upon our economical
interests, and all classes of society
If elected, ! shall approve every APP
propriato measure to accomplish the
desired end, and shall oppose any
step backward. The resolution with
respect to
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM,
is one which should receive the
hearty support of the American peo-
pie. Agitation upon this subject is
to be apprehended until, by constitu-
tional amendments, the schools are
placed beyond all danger of sectari-
an control or interference. The Re-
publican party is pledged to secure
such an amendment.
The resolution Of the convention
on the subject of the permanent paci-
fication of the country and the COM
plete protection of all its citizens in
the free enjoyment of all their con-
stitutional rights is timely and of
great Importance.
THE CONDITION OF TIE SOUTHERN
STATES
attracts the attention and commands
the sympathy of the people of the
whole Union. In their progressive
recovery from the effects of the war
their first necessity is an intelligent
and honest administration of govern
ment which will protect all classes
of citizens in all their political and
private rights. What the South
most needs is peace. and peace de-
ponds on the supremacy of law
There can be no enduring peace if
the constitutional rights Of any por-
ton of the people are habitually dis
regarded. A division of political
parties, resting merely upon distinc-
tons OF race, or upon sectional lines,
is always unfortunate, and may be
disastrous. The welfare of the
South, alike with that of every other
part of the country, depends upon
the attractions it can offer to labor,
Evening star., 1876-10-21
The WftheFsp0en Monamens.
THE DEDICAroRY SERVICES.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star ]
PHI rpurA Octobor on &c,

PHILADELPHIA, october 20, 1Sie.
Editor Star As your valuable journal cir
culafes largely amongst the religious portion
OF the people OF Washington, as else where, 1
am induced to communicate briefly the pro-
ceedings connected with the dedication OF
the Witherspoon monument, which occurred
to-day. DR. John Wttherspoon was, as your
readers no doubt remember, q member OF the
continental Congress; was the only clergy
man In that body, and a signer OF the Decla-
ration OF Independence on the 4th of July
1l16. The Presby teriaps of the United States
deemed II appropriate TO erect a monument
10 his memory, and to day IL was unveiled
by grandson OF the distinguished patriot
In the presence OF large assembly. 1t is
located IN Fairmount Park, very near the
Centennial buildings, and is of bronze, II
feet in height, incl cluding the PEDESTAL The
syDods OF Philadelphia and New Jersey, be-
Ing IN session, resolved 10 participate In the
Musgrave, ID D., presided, aud the Rev. Drs
Prime ard Paxton, OF New YORK, aud Drs
Breed, Dale, and others, of Philadelphia,
conducted the exercises. An grafton OF rare
New Jersey, where the early labors of DR..
Witherspoon were performed, as president
OF Princeton college. Numerous distin-
guished personages were upon the platform,
amongst them Professor Henry, OF Wash
ington, and ID. w. Woods, es ud Miss
Woods, OF Lewistown. Pa, the latter two
grandchildren OF DR.. Witherspoon. 1t is q
singular circumstance that Mrs. j. A. Will
liam son, of Georgetown, ID. c., also q grand
daughter OF DR.. WitheTspoon, is the wife OF
gentleman, q descendant of Hezektah j.
Balch, signer of the Mecklen burg declara-
tion, made, as you aware, in 1175, year be.
fore the declaration of the American Con-
gress. Mrs. T. II. Ho veil, of the same place
and the SON OF the late Rev. DR.. TustIn we're
also present, they being grandchildren of DR.
stephen Il. Balch, OF Georgetown, D. G. 1t
is certainly unusual that the descend ants of
two Individuals SO prominent in the early
history OF the country should be present at
SO interesting service as that of to day
and should, by ties Of consanguinity and
afhDfty be allied to one another. The exer-
cises were eminently appropriate to the pc.
rico ahu Inc occasion. j. Il. +.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

A FAITHLEss LOVER AND A SINGULAR
SUIT.-A rather remarkable cause of action
is set forth In papers In the case OF Emanuel
Detsch agaInst Morris LANCER and Lyonce
LANCER, which were submitted to Chief JUS
ttce Daily in the special term of the Court
OF Common Pleas last week. The plaintiff
IL appears, is the father OF a young lady to
whom the first named defendant had been
paying attentions during the early part of
last summer. LANCER offered TO marry her
Within three months provided that the plain
TIN would give him $500 in cash and notes To
The amount of 81. 900. Detsch agreed to this
proposition, thin king. no doubt, it would be
good thing TO help along his prospective
son In law. Accordingly a written agree
ment was drawn up containing the offer and
lis acceptance, and Detsch then delivered
the money and notes 10 LANCER. The lat ter
put the notes In the custody Of his brother
Lyopce for safe keeping. LANCER after
obtaining the money and the notes ceased
bis couriiDg OF the plaintiffs daughter and
discontinued his Visits to her fathers house.
When asked for an explanation OF his con.
duct he said be did not want to marry the
girl. Demand was then made on him for
the surrender OF the money and notes, but he
refused 10 give them back. A suit at law
was therefore begun by Mr.. Detsch TO recover
the $500 In money, and the present action In
equity was also instituted 70 restrain the de-
PENDANTS from disposing of the notes in any
manner. Chief Justice Daily yesterday
granted temporary Injunction restraining
any disposition OF the nOtos, and au order 70
show cause, Teturnable on Friday, why the
ipjunc tion should not be made permauent--
ke1G York Times, 21th.
Evening star., 1876-10-21
The AaPke0n.

BALTIMORE, Oct. q. y Virginia SIS, de
ferred, Ga; do. consolidated, 6S; do. second
series, 344. Sugar firm-11a.
BALTIAoRK, Oct. 2L-CoIton quiet and
essier-middling, los. Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat less active, easier-No.
western red, L33; No. 8 do, Les; Pennsyl.
vania red, LS2a1-37; Maryland red, good TO
prime, 1 3ss1.42; do. amber, L43al A.; do.
white, I 30a1 As. Corn southern, frm;
western active and lower; southern white,
60; do. yellow. 50; western mixed, IS, spot,
October and November. Oats duh and easier,
southern prime, 3sa40; western white, Sass;
Rye steady and nrm-65a72. Hay dull and
unchanged. Provisions firmer, not quotably
higher. Butter steady and unchanged Pc.
trolenm IN o. nominal.crude, HAP; retired,
changed. Whisky nrmer-LI5X ai.i6. Re.
ceipts.nour, 1850; wheat, 10000; corn, A, 600;
oets, SEQ; rye, 100. Shipments-corn, is2. .2O0,
NHw YoRK, Oct. 2l.- StocEs active:
better prices. Money, q Gold, 10. Exchanee.
long, 4S24 short, 485k. 0overnmanto stronr
NEW YoRK, Oct. 2l. Flour Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat dull and declfnfne. Corn
LONDON, Oct. 2l, 1890 .. m.-The rate of
discount for three months bills In the opeu
market ID 1a1 4 per cent, which 10 Ia I below
the Bank Of England rate. U. 8. bonds
io4os, l0s 4; new 5's, loox; Erie, 1oX.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

RAID ON A Lorr1RY SnoP.-In CIncinua-
ses. managers in Covipgton, KY, lotteries
claimed to be drawn under the Frankfort
grant, were arrested yeeterday on adidavit
accusing them OF illegally conducting . lot
appesr ON Thursday next. "A lottery wheel
and other implements OF the ONCE were
seized, and drawings will probably cease for
a While.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

~"Yesterday being . pleasant Sunday, %
says the Norwhich Balletin, "most OF the
home good many chestnuts which . Kind
man bad given them.n ~ -.
~vanderbllt vas never strictly religious
man, but be sppeec1ssed me prfvilegeS q
e 70 ffiepd g Enn1yh Is Hogt RSehnoo1s
Evening star., 1876-10-21
sitting Bull Sues for Peace.

The HOSTILE INDIANS ALL COMING IN
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs to-
day received the following dispatch:
FORT PECK, NJ. T., Oct. I3.
Messengers from Sitting Bulls camp re-
CoIt tb At the entire hostile camp crossed the
Yellowstone, at mouth of Big Horn, en-
route for this place. They claim To want
peace. What course shall pursue?
THOs. j. MITCHELL,
Indian Agent, via Bismarck, DAKOTA ter
rifory.
The Commissioners answer is that peace
will he granted only upon surrender of Sit
ting Bull and forces ss prisoners of war.
Evening star., 1876-10-21
THE NATIONAL TANNERS, AssocrArro

THE NATIONAL TANNERS ASSOCIATION
concluded their session al Philadelphia yes
terday, after an address by Col. Williamson
On the prospects OF business between this
country and Buenos Ayres, and the adoption
OF resolution directing the executive COM
mittee 10 make efforts looking To tne passage
of bill by Congress for the humane tr at
ment OF cattle In their transfer by rail. New
YORK was selected as the next place OF meet
lag,
Evening star., 1876-10-21

SThe American dsirymen,s associatiou.
rniiadeipais, % 6tourned yesterday until
dairy interests, methods OF presoryine milf.
etc.
Evening star., 1876-10-21
LOCAL " E VS..

LArER pEysLoPNKNrs IN TIE cAsz

IATkR DEvkLoPMESrs IN THE CASE
In THE STAR OF yesterday the fact that
Charles Ii. Moulton, well-knovn real CO.
tate broker, was n0a est, and that numerous
creditors were interested IN moving his
whereaoonts, was announced. The over
drawing OF bis account NJ the Citisens' Ma
tional Bank II explained as follows: His
account oftentimes ran as high ss - 900 per
month, and he was In the habit OF making
Two deposits per day, and on Thur>day
morning, checks having come In from other
banks which overtrew his account, 10 was
expected that he would make good the diner
attention vas called 10 IL he promised 20 do
30. The same day two OF his notes became
due and went % protest, and be having. "a
subsequently aScertsineo, left on the leo
New YORK train without making any pro-
vision for them, The amount due the oank va q
swelled 10 the extent OF q, ,sol, for whicn
suit nss been entered. Oa tne same after
noon some Inc uiries were made for him, aud
~ was found that his house was vacant, and
tnst be had not been seen about his office
since about O'Clock.
Yesterday. In addition 20 the attachment
eolts noticed In THE STAR, Nasco he Ney
entered one on an Overture prounigsory noie
Ior 49,, aud Francis j. Prott to recover
ss9'S, MAKING q total OF $50 sol -. IL IL
not possible to estimate at this time the
amount which our business men will b.
minus, for Monlton had a habit OF borrow
Ing checks with the understanding thar9hey
should not be presented until = certain day.
sometimes paying a bonus for tue use OF the
money for few days, and the Cltlxeus' Ma
uonal Bank yesterday rejected SO sOl In MS
checks. some OF which were subject 10 such
understanding. and doubtless there are otnef
checks still Out.
No new suits have been entered to-day.
ard it Is said that those entered yesierdRy
will take all MOulton's property over aud
above the incumbrances. Dr. Transeau,
Moulton's clerk, loses -, coo, and 50 numer-
Gus are other victims found 10 be 20 day tnst
some claim that the total amount nov Is far
beyond what was stated yesterday, and will
reach $50 coo to SaO0 900
Evening star., 1876-10-21

RIGHTS OF WAY FOE TELEGRAPH
LIkEs.-IDjunctions have been granted 10
against the Atlantic and Pacific TeleeI aph
Com pany, restraining them from condemn-
Ing rights Of way for their telegraph lines;
Also, nom using ground already condemned.
arisen a. to the night OF telegraph oompa-
mes 70 condemn q right of way along . rsil-
rosd. night of way previously acquired,
ard the matter will 20 before the higher
Courts.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

MISSION WORK In the National Chris
tlan missionary convention, at Richmond,
Va, yesterday, resolutions were adopted
that members of the convention as preachers
devote portion of the coming year to mis-
sion WORK, and that preachers every where be
urged To do the same, and that money be
raised In said missionary meetings to be sent
70 the corresponding secretary Of the geuer-
al convention. The convention adjourned
Evening star., 1876-10-21

A Lively FRosr.-A severe frost was
upon the ground this morning, and accom-
penying II Was circumstance the like OF
ber. The leaves fell from the trees In the
greatest abundance, and perfectly green,
while hardly Q breeze was stirring. In many
cases the branches were snapped on O. II by
some unseen hand, and fell, strewing the
ground with verdure. The tight, 70 say the
least, u very unnatural, and 0xcites consid-
Oct. 1ofh.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

MEASURING THE CoNTINENr-The st.
Louis kepnblicans announce that Nj.
George a. FaiTchild, or the U. s., coast sur
vey, is engaged In q trans continental trian-
gulation. The object OF this survey is to de.
termine the length OF the thirty ninth parall-
el from the Atlantic 10 the Pacific coast, and
which will connect the surveys of the two
coast Ifres. 1t will also furnish additional
date FOR determining the shape of the earth's
points will give accurate data for the sur
veys OF the different States. This will be
the longest triangulstion ever male in any
country the distance being some three thou
grees, for determination OF the curvature OF
the earth's surface, have been made by other
couD tries, OF which nine only belong TO the
across the continent was commenced several
years ago, On the Atlantic coast the start
ipg point was on the Chesapeake, and the
trispgulation II COM mpleted 70 Harper's
Ferry. and from the latter point q special
reconnaissance has been made 10 Ohio river.
striking il on the thirty. ninth parallel.
Davidson, Of the coast survey, IL In charge
CT II triaoeuletion from Q point above San
Francisco to the Sierra Nevada. Some
started ct st. Louis. working both wSys TO
join the work nom the East and West.
A sHCREr EXPEDITION AFFER INDIANS
A Bismarck, Dakota, dispatch says Gen.
Stursis, with eight companies OF cavalry,
Toved south yesterday on the east side 81
the Missouri. Gen. Terry, With four comps
nies, moved south on the west side. No
body knows where they are going.
A CoLoRADo LAwY.R N Trouble
The grand jury of Hanover county yesterday
indicted Robert reel Brooks, . c0lored Law.
yer Of this city, for mledemeauor. Acdutas
was iesued and sent to Captain James Tyler,
city soreeAnt, VINO arrested BFoou thie
morning, ind took him 10 Hanover court
heuss OF ths ies2o train fm rialf &5cknsosd
SINE, 1ofhs ~ - as'la Is ''s'5
Evening star., 1876-10-21
SOUTH CAROLINA
Movements Of TrOODa. and AFrNsts

NEW YORK, Oct Ala Columbia Is. c.
dispatch says: Batteries @, of the lst artil-
lery; A, OF the Sd; 1, OF the ith, and c, OF the
5th, arrived here this morning and went into
Battery G, of the 5th artillery, left for Sum
merville, in Charleston county, and battery
q, of the LIST, left for BennelIsville, In Dari.
ipgton county; the other two companies will
be assigned tomorrow. The democrats
held a meeting at Aiken to-day. When IL
sdjourned, the u. s. marshal arrested Col.
A. T. Butler, who commanded the parade:
John Bowers, Luther Ransom, A. w. Akin
son, and q number OF others, all OF whom
are confined pending q preliminary examI-
nation with q view 10 bail.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

0The Berlin Chamber OF Commerce has
resolved In fAvor Of 0ermany's ottSndins
the French Expoaftion of ls70 and of \ arani
oy The 0oveEnment Of subventton Tor thc
Evening star., 1876-10-21

THE TURF Philadelphia Rdces.-At the
Point Breeze Park races (Philadelphia) yes
teIday, the nIst race, half mile heats, for all
i94, 49k. The second race was o dash or
three quarters OF mile, and was won by
Waco-time, 17X. The third and last was
q hurdle race, one and n half miles, over six
hurdles. Two started. Lorena won, Stan
ford secopd-tfme, minutes.
Boston R0ces-At Beacon Park, between
Smuggler and Great Eastern, the race was
won By the latter-time, 2:21, 2:a DPS. The
sweepsta kes was won by Little Gipsey-
time, 2.Z5, 2:24H, 2:E Il, 2:27, 2:2s.
Evening star., 1876-10-21
Killed BY a Chfpamau.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2L-John Kelly, aged S5,
was stabbed and killed last night In a QUAR-
rel over esme OF checkers by Qulmbo
Apo, noted Chinese criminal.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

DEATH FROM HYDRArB OF CHLoRAL-
Cbas. Condet, Brooklyn lawyer, Wa found
dead In his room on Wednesday from an
overdose OF hydrafe OF choral, taken To
allsy neuraleic pains. Mr.. Condit vas aaso-
ciated with Charles VConor In the ForreSt
divorce casa.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

SERIOUS TERMINATION OF JOKE-On
Tuesday afternoon Mary Wilson, q young
woman residing on Harrison avenue, had
ard, in Jersey City, and her free and easy
style Induced Constable Andrew Love "a
banter with her. On Wednesday evening
she called again, and their fun became so
loud and furious that Justice Garrick, who
has desk in the same office, felt called upon
TO reprimand them. The constable said, ,
THAT'S all right, We are going TO get mar
swered "Yes," and the constable said, Will
you marry us now?' The justice asked Al
they were In earnest, aud they both ans wered
that they were. The justice then m arried
them, Henry Puster aud George s. Bogart
acting as witnesses. Love laughed heartily
and said IL was capital Joke, but the jus-
Uce said IL wasn't mucn OF q Joke as he
handed the marriage certificate TO the yo-
man.-TM y World.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

DR.. SLADE, the spiritual medium, has
been served with three additional Summon
ses In London for fraudulent pretansos. His
case viii be brought up to-day.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

TIE HERRING have unquestionably tired
OF the efete despotisms OF Europe, and are
turning or have turned a literal tail OF the
very biggest proportions upon them. The
magnitude OF this tail consists In numbers
rather than in size. All along our coast
from Bay Chsleur, from the Gut OF Canso,
Chedabucto, Chignecto, PassamaQuodoy, ",
out OF the mouths OF down-east waters like
psalms In the Jaws OF thirsty sinners-down
to Biddeford and Portland and the Isles OF
Shoals, the refugee herring are Offering them
has two hundred sail taking prey escaped
from Northman and Briton, and single craft
take up to three hundred barrels, worth as
contracts out for supplying Germany and
Sweden with the accustomed diet; ooe cali
ing for eight Thousand. another for twenty
seven thousand barrels. Little as the 1sh
is. bis presence is really contributing much
to our fisheries and something 10 our COM
melce.-[ PitilI North American
Evening star., 1876-10-21

A HURRICANE ON ITS TRAvELs.-The sig.
nal service observer at New York Reported
last evening that the hurricane which pre-
vailed in Cube On tho 18th inst. had uaade
its parabolic curve, passed over Florida and
was central or the Georgia and South Caro-.
linS coasts, and moving northoastWard alone
the coast. The rainfall at ChAFlaat0n. a -O
was over flve inches Thursday nAeAt. 4 =
Evening star., 1876-10-21

canadians Coming TO the Big show.
TORONTO, Oct. 2l.-A monster excursion,
and the last that will take place, starts
November,
Evening star., 1876-10-21

An AGID WIFE MURDKRER SsNrEycrp.
fstrics Carr, for numbering his wife in Pat
erson, n. j., by kicking her to death, has
been convicted of murder In the second de-
gree. The punishment is twenty years i'm
pr1sonment. he is seventy years old and had
lived with his wife forty years The plea ~
insanity was Intellectually raised.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

DEcEMBER AND MAY.-Mr John T.
smith, well known and highly respected
yeweler, residing on North Front street aged
ABOUT 20 years, was married several days
ago, at 81 NinceDt's churcn, TO Miss Mary
Mcdonald, blushing damsel still I'm her
Teens. The couple settled down quietly al
horsekeeping on North Front street, near
Low, and have received the congratulations
~ popular In that parish--I Baltimore Ga
Evening star., 1876-10-21

SPECIE COMING HoNE.-The steamship
IN ssia, which arrived at New York from
Europe yesterday, had on board $50 900 coin,
maklng total thus far received 81 $50 900
tnis week, OF which s900, 900 has already gone
into the sub-treAsury.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

SHE COULDN'T STAND IT.-A woman
was arraigned at the Tombe police court
this morning on the charge OF assaulting her
husband. She defended herself by saying.
that ner husband had fnsult4d her by saytnG,
"Providencs has spared You the nscsssfty Of
making any exertioDs OF your own 20 turn
~Chicken-pie sociables are popular In
Wiscopsin-not among the chickens, how
ever.
sIThe only way for q second rate hossl N
get even with the best IL 20 charge Q nrst
class price.
Ospurgeon admits that there are psrsons
who should never 20 TO church-those 49,
boots that squeak and ladies Whooe nm
brellas are always falling down Win = sSan-
The great preacher believes I'm vonttlsfio5.
and when the windows won't o0en he
directs the smashing . few panes OF Sla0.
ga novel bet was made In Shelby upou
the result OF the election in IndiSns
etorekeeper agreed with the butcher fh0a IN
case Harrieon Wa elected Govorn0r be
would pay doable price for his meat unfll
Christmes, and In case OF WilliamF 0uoooD
charge.
Hstate School Commissionx Orr, IN an
address recently delivered at Carrolton,
etated that one-n NH Of the white ontidron of
Georgia, between ten and eighteen yeaD,
could not rcd; f1rty. three pr eest. 90 th0
white and blAck could not reod, enA tlitoR-
ates over elehesen yeAu vHo forty pef conk.
Of the population.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

TIE SUICIDAL MANIA among school boys
which has been lately quite marked In tn 9
c0unfry, appears to nave extended 10 Eng-
land. where the eldest son OF Professor Thor
old Rogers has committed suicide At the age
oftighteen. He was q boy of unusual PROM
IL e, and was captain of Westminster school
Evening star., 1876-10-21

EXTRADITED. - This morning Sheriff
Fleming OF Ann Arbor, Michigan, left the
city in charge OF j. Roslyn D'Irvy, who was
arrested by Detectives McElfresh and Nc
Dewitt: few days ago FOR stealing a horse
and buggy and other property from Ypsilan-
Il. Mich. over q year ago.
Evening star., 1876-10-21
THE PRIZE. FIeHrFRs Ivnrcrrn "a,

THE PRIZE FIGHTERS INDrCrFD roR
MURDIR-A telegram from Salem, N. T..
Ost. 10, says: The grand Jury I'm the case of
the prize fighters has Just presented o trus
bill OF murder against James Weedeu, Sam
uel ColIye or, John Clarke, Richard Good win,
alias '.Spripg Dick" !" and Fiddler Neary. Tne
trial is set down for Tuesday next.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

~Another baby has died from au over
babies opium drinkers-lN. =. Herald.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, s56I .5Oi 81; customs. s433 2Os %.
Evening star., 1876-10-21

SECOND LIEUTENAyTs c. A. III. McCau-
ley, battery r, and w. E. BIrkhimer, bat
terry E, Sd artillery, will change stations on
their mutual application.