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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-09
PATENT APPLICATIONS
Application for a pateDt
TO THE ''
Mill Slit
NO. 500.
U.S LAND OFFICE, Furry, NJ.
February ~. lS77 'No'',

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN u
~ the Eureka Consolidated IhAr
pany. whose p~ostofice address is lining I'M Con.
vada, has this day filed its ;nateSa, Ne
and being in Eureka Mining DistssE;css'e lying
of Eureka, and State of Nevada anti county
and designated by the field notes amy amy Known
plat on file in this office as lot Ne. IiS' ollelal
The exterior boundaries of said 10
being as follows, to wit: Variation Ie AZ liz
east. "2 des.
Commencing Mt a post marked No,r
Survey No. ll3, whence tho fogs.agi US.
town OF Eureka bears N, 50 deg, % III; ~ l6e
7.2l7 feet; highest point of RUBY nh + l.,
bears =, 63 deg. > min. W., 30l7 pfdmNGl
Lawton shaft bears h.. a deg. y i n;r The
1899 feet; and post No. l of the Sp mn, v t.
81. Buckeye Lode. bears s., A deg 1SSr'sy No.
2,7S3 feet: thence running first eonp a,n w.,
deg. 3A min. W.,900 feet to post mari Nj
US. Survey No. ll3: thence, second c Nva N92
45a deg. b.. 4Sl feet, to post marked M A.,
u. 5. Survey \. ll3; and thence, tbirSI Nu. !
S., II deg. 50 min. f., l,O2l.5 feat ~ oOuise
No. l, the place of beginning, contain. POST
acres. I'VE
Any and all persons claiming adver,au
portion of said Buckeye mill site any
ground as herein before described W., saa
CURED to file their adverse claim VII ! e
Register of the United States Land az %, INe
Eureka. in the State Of Nevada, dnriirrS.V ~
90 days period Of publication hereof o,s Ie
will be barred by virtue of the proyiss lucy
the statute ID. Is. INN 81. Regis..ss VI
fal3-5ll say"
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Application for a Patent
TO THE
MiiI SitaI
NO. so.

". = LAND VI IUL
Eureka, Nevada. februarp Y-

eureka, Nevada. feDruar7E. ISL
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN WnN
~ the Eureka Consolidated MINI EaH
pany, whose postotfico address is lHS,
Nevada, has this day filed its a%ppliadsl I
a patent for } acres rs a mill site. sitaae, mi
and being in Eureka Mining DistricteoalV
Eureka. and State of Nevada, and KNOW M
designated by the field notes and official IA
on file in this office as lot number III.
The exterior boundaries of said lot NC.lt
being as follows, to wit: Variation l6A da
east.
Commencing at q post marked MOL IT,
Survey No III, the same being post MOL
L. :. Survey No. lib, Buckeye Mil sit
whence the flagstaff in the town of Eurs
bears NJ, 81 deg. - min. 8. 7,2l7 feet; |
highest point Of Ruby Hill No l bears 5,
deg. 5 min. ", 3.0l7 feet: the LowlOn iii
bears s, IA deg. p min. W., 1883 feet; 3
post No. | of Survey No. IS, Champion Id
bears S.,56 deg. 81 min. w, 2,S73 feet; then
running first course N, Ii deg. % min.
! ,02l 5-l0 feet, to post marked Ne. >, |,
Survey No. III, thence, second course
deg. e., 800 feet, to post marked Nos, !
Survey No. III; and thence. third course
464 deg. W. 4Sl feet to post No l, the plau
beginning, containing ) acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
portion of said Champion mill site,
ground as hereinbefore described, are
CURED to file their adverse Clnira with thei
lister OF the United States Land Office at I
ka, in the State of Nevada, during the
days period of publication hereof, or
will be barred by virtue Of the proyiSic
the statute.
fel3-60d D. B. IMMEL. Regis
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Application for Patent
THE NH
NOTICE NO. 3SS.
u. 5. LAND OFFICE.
Eureka, Nevada, Feb. 10. ]

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 7
~ Joseph Ringot, whose postoiice adj
is san Francisco, California, has this
filed his application for a patent for
linear feet of the Haguenot mine or
bearing silver, with surface ground
feet in width. situate, lying and bein.
Eureka Mining District, county Of Eur,
and State of Nevada, and known and
ignated by the field notes and official pa
file in this office as Lot No. lis, unsuryG
lands. The exterior boundaries OF said
No. ll5 being as follows, to wit:
Variation 1879 deg. east.
Beginning at Il stake marked No. !, U.S.E
vey, No. ll3, whence post No. /, of t. 5. srV
No. 81, Fourth of July lode, bears S. 49deg.
min. E., l25 IT.; the flagstaff in the town
Eureka, bears \. - deg. - min. L., M,4l
the highest point OF Ruby Hill Ne. l bears.
l deg. Is min. w., 1919 it.; a spruce pi
tree, ; 1t. IN diameter standing at the n0a
Of the Excelsior tunnel, bears n. 63A dee, Y
l45 it; and the lluguenotshatt bears MI
deg. W., Il2p TT; thence, running hTstcIJ
\, SIC deg. W, 200 IT,. to post marked N
>, I. ). survey No. ll3; thence, second eoGi
\; % deg. f., l,l00 IT,. to post marEedAl
81. ). survey No. rs; thence, third coufS
S1t2 deg. T., 200 it,, to post marked Ne t. J
;. survey Ne. lis; and thence, fourth MlIl
=. - ue-. ". l,4Vu H., TO post NO II"
place oil beginning, containing 8 i5.lW sf@
This claim Is bounded on the south ~
Fourth of july mining claim.
The location of this mine is dulynaii9Nf1
the recorders ofice of Eureka Aans v
trict, in book b Of page lis.
Any ana all persons claiming sNa"
any portion of said Huguenot nh
said mining ground as herein before desaa
are required to file their adverse clam Y
the Register of the United States ~
Office, at Eureka, in the State Of AasI
during the sixty days period Of paGlap
hereof, or they will be barred by YrN'
the provisions OF the Statute. 80,
fll-j0d u. b. IMMEL. kesNNI
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Assessment Notice.
Assessment Notice,

ITO ELIAKIM COREY: PLEASE TAKE
L notice that YOU are a eo-owne with the
undersigned in the Pickwick & Corey mine,
county, State of Nevada, and that there is
now due from you to the undersigned, on &C.
count of assessment work done on the above
named mine for the years 1875 and 1916, end
ing December 81, 1876, the sum of $50, being
your one-thlrd interest in the said mine, and
If the said sum Of so, with the cost of adver-
tlslng this notice, remains unpaid at the ex-
piration of ninety days from the date of this
notice, your interest in the Pickwiok < Corey
mine and Company will be forfeited, and your
title therein vested in your co-partners, in
accordance with the provisions of the Act of
0ngress, approved May 10, 1872.
SPEACER REYNOLDS.
ADAM HALL.
Eureka, Nevada, January 3, 1877.
ial-N0l
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Deal Gently with the stom.cb,

Do not rack it with violent 2urgatives, or per.
manently impair its tone with indigcstible drugs
of any kind; but, If your digestion is impaired.
your liver out of ORDER your frame deblitated. or
nervous system unstrung, use that who esome and
agreeable Alternative and tonic, Hostetter's Stom
ach Bters. which will certainly afford you the de
sired relief. None of the oHicinal remedies can
compare with it in restorative efficacy, and as u
medicinal stimulent it is by far the most desir abe
as well as popular article of its class. Its basis
the essential principle of id rye the best pos.
sible agent for Fastening the action of the botanic
ingredients which it holds in solution. and those in
gradients are the most effcacious which chemistry
extracts from the vegetable kingdom, and medical
science applies to the cure of disease.
MARKS teod&wlw
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Temperance at Clinton.


Mr.. EDIroR-In your kind notice in the Jour
nal of March 9th, of the interest in the temper
ance cause at Clinton, very wrong impression is
conveyed by the following language; $50 great
is the influence Of the club in the place that most
OF the rum shops have had to close up" etc.
1t is due to our quiet village and town to say
that there is not single rum shop within its
limits ct the present time and SO far as we know,
has not been for q long time past.
As in other and perhaps all places, there is occa-
sonally q small quantity procured by certain per-
sons which Immediately undergoes process Of
short division among the indiv iduals interested
therein. In such cases as these, the supply being
limited, and the vendors many, there seems to be
no need of customers.
The greatest trouble the friends of temperance
find in this vicinity is with what are known as
travelling rum shops. characters, doubtless, we'll
known in most communities These vagabonds
sometimes succeed in doing considerable mischief.
BY inducing young men to drink who have pledged
themselves to abstain from the use of liquor Aside
from such instances Is above, Clinton is free from
rum or cider, as far as selling it is concerned.
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Nallomell local Nems.

There has been daily services this closing week
of Lent at st. Matthew's church in this city,
To-day-Good Friday-service at 10 IL o'clock
with preaching by the Rector. Tomorrow, Eas-
ter Eve services at o'clock, and Sunday April lst
Easter sunday-the morning service will be at
10 IL o'clock, at which service the sacrament o.
baptism will be administered to several children
evening service at IL oclock-preaching by the
Rector upon the resurrection both morning and
evening. Week. from Sunday, April sth, the
Right Rev. the Bishop of the Diocese, will visit
St. Neutrality-suspicious. of service, o'clock p. NJ
when he will preach and confirm
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Gardner Zoral Nems.

We learn that the tug, al. F. Hamill" which
was in the employ on the river, of the Kennebec
Tow Boat Co., last summer, has been bought by
the Knickcrbocker Steam Towage Co.
The sweeping away of about seventy feet of his
lower stone dam, on the Big Togus stream, Pitts
ton, by the freshet. will be heavy loss to Mr.
Oliver Moultop; not so much on account of the
cost of the dam, bat it will probably cause him to
lose large part of his seasons work. Last year
he lost his mill by fire and thus he thinks he has
pretty hard luck. lie had built fine mill in its
place, put in a new wheel and new machinery
and employed about twenty men in running it.
The dam which was destroy ed was an old one.
One side was undermined at first and two or
three feet went. In an hour nearly all of the
dam had been overturned. Mr.. Mouton may
build temporary dam assoon as the water low
ers enough.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THU
Daily Keausare 5uarual.
Damage by High Water.
AND PENOBSCOT
RIVERS RISING.

LEWISTON, March %. Water is now risen 4
feet inches Ice jams have formed, occasion
sionipg severe apprehension lest the ice above
should 90 out. AT Lisbon Falls the ice jammed,
overlooking the railroad and damaging the gate
house of the Warumbo Co. The Me. Central
train is delayed two hours.
The river here is very high. A jam of ice and
logs mile above here causes anxiety. If it does
not hold halfa million logs will 60 out. A bridge
over the Little Androscoggin, nenr Littlefeli's
Auburn, was carries off by an ice jam to-day.
MECHANIC FALLS, March 90. Pages Mills
bridge, over the Little Androscoggin, above here,
has gone. The river is the highc st for nine years
The ice has cleared here. Further damage is not
ant cipated.
BRUNSWICK, March 20. The freshtt in tie
Androscoggin continues. The river has risen
steadily all day and is still rising. A large guam
tity Of ice has come down and is lodged at the
Narrows, two miles below here. Plummer's
boom, at Lisbon Falls, gave way this morning
and q large number Of logs came down. No
damage has yet been done at this point, but fears
are felt for the town bridge between here and
Topsham.
no damage. Ice left the river below the Narrows
yesterday afternoon, opening to navigation all
the wharves in lIampden.
The ice began to move out Of Penobscot river
between 4 and o'clock. A man who drove up
from Winterport reports the channel all open and
the broken ice rapidly passing through. The
river will be clear Of ice by morning Several
bridges on Kenduskeag stream were carried Of
Fears for some mills are entertained.
MAcHIAs. March 20. The freshet ON the Ma
chias river is the highest known for thirty years
The damage is slight SO far. mass of logs and
ice is pressing against the bridges. The mills at
Whitneyville are imperilled.
BIDDEFoRD, March 30. Saco river still rises
but slowly. Numerous ice and log jams are re-
ported above the city, and fears for the safety of
Somes Bridge, which connects Biddeford and
'6aco at Market street, are still entertained This
bridge has been closed to travel
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STATE NEWS.

The shooting of poor man. dog at Bridgton,
has excited much feeling The owner was try ing
to raise the money to procure license for his pet
Lewiston is to have another temperance society,
| TO be called The Lewiston Independent Temper
ance Union" Its mission is to aid in the total an
| limitation Of Intoxicating liquors from the coun-
try, and the advocacy of alcohol being wholly
worthless for any purpose whatever.
The Senior Glass of the State College has en-
gagged Miss Anna Louise Cary for the Commence
| ment Concert at Orono, which occurs Wednes day,
June ~. The orchestrs to support her is not yet
fully decided upon.
Saturday young girl employed in Fenderson's
room in the York mills in Saco, caught one OF her
hands in the machinery and had it badly torn.
The health of Hon. Nathan Dane of Alfred
who has been seriously i'll for several weeks past,
has greatly improved.
A young son of Joseph Murphy of Goodwin's
Mills, was kicked in the head by horse recently
and had his skull fractured.
Town election was held in Burlington on Mor-
day last, which resulted in election of the follow
ing Moderator, Augustus Bunker Town Clerk,
Geo. II. Fox; Treasurer, Joseph w. Bradbury;
Selectmen James Edes, Geo. III. Fox, Geo. NJ.
| Page; School Committee, Jos. w. Porter; Town
Agent, Thomas w. Porter Constables, Thomas
W. Porter, Augustus Bunker, Warren Peavy. 1t
was voted not to have free high school; to raise
for support of schools what the law requires for
support of poor, $500; fer town charges, $780,
for highways and bridges, $1,000.
The town of Canton abolished the liquor agency
some two years ago, and find it a great benefit.
John ii. Quimby, Treasurer Of the Savings
Bank, has had charge Of the funds of the city Of
Belfast since the death Of Thomas Marshall, in
December, 1867. Mr.. Quimby has not been treas
urer of the city in name, but has received and dis
bursed the funds for that official. In that time he
has received and paid out 81, 597, 53O.52. His &C.
counts have exactly balanced yearly, no error to
the amount of even one cent has occurred during
the whole period, nearly ten years, and the funds
have been trusted to him by the city treasurer
without any other bond than his personal intGgri-
ty. That's the record that man should have the
right to be proud of. Belfast Journal.
The town clerk of Paris has registered only
about eighty of the twenty-three thousand dogs in
town.
The Belfast Journal says that the venerable
mother Of ex-Gov. Crosby is seriously ill with
pneumonia, and it is feared that she may not re-
cover. She is "a years of age and the Oldest por-
| son in Belfast.
Charles Veazie, in crossing the railroad bridge
at Belfast Monday night, made misstep and fell
| into the water. His cries brought assistance and
he was "hshed" out rather wet.
The ice has gone out of the Kenduskeag.
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Chicago Produce Market.

,r o,-, Chicago, March 20. 1871.
rnOUR-Extra spring, % 00as 10.
MHEAT-No. spring, 257s al26H cash, RIA
2PS; April J. S2h; May No. 2. l5hal Is
a.; rejected, "a 100
CoRN-No' mixed, s. cash; April, 4sT
RYE-No. 2, 641fc.
BARLEY-No.z spring 5i1sa-e.
PORK - Cash, Ii 57-a- W -, all wear. Oh 90:
April. 10 IS; May 10 67l<.
LARD-Cash, 93I1scash: 8 s71sa April;
40 -a9.40 May.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders. 5ha-c.; short rib
sides, ia &C.; short clear rib, ia C.
WHISkEY-Western, o..
tRElGHrS-Corn to Buffalo, jHc.; wheat do,
4a5c.
RECEIPTS 7.lO6 -four; 1900 wheat; l07 800
corni 5000 oats; 900 rye, 600 barley.
SHIPMENTS $500 -four $500 wheat; 1900
corn; 20 000oats; $50 barley; 77O rye
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Court Matters.

PARIS, March 20. Oxford county S. J. Court,
State VS.. Iantha E. Morgan and Sophronia j. Libt
by, on an indictment for the murder of the infan-
child of said Iantha E. Morgan in November last.
Attorney Gcn1 Emery and County Attorney Bis
bee for the State, and David II. Hastings, Esq,
fol- respondents. The respondents were arraigned
and plead not guilty. The Court proceeded at
o2ce to impanel jury, and appointed j. G. Rich,
Esq, of Greenwood, Foreman. Geo. d. Bisbee,
Esq, proceeded to open for the government, after
who Rosaltha r. Croker was called and testified
to the circumstance of the birth of the child, and
the threats OF the mother that she would take its
life.
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NEW YORK.



NEW YORK, March 80. Jas. E. Burhaw. ticket
agent at Pine Plains, for the Poughkeepsie, Hart.
ford & Boston Railroad, is missing since the 9th
of January. His accounts are all correct.
Fire.
CoHoEs, March 20. The paper box factory OF
l.. Hughes, and the grocery of S. Nanderburg,
were burned this morning. and the pork warehouse
of Adams damaged. Chas. Walker, fireman, was
killed by falling roof, and small dwelling was
crushed by the falling of brick wall, killing a
Mrs. Luddeck. Loss about $4,000
Wade Hampton.
despatch says that Wade Hampton's defiant
speeches give great grief at the Capital to those
who desire the settlement of troubles in South
Carolina.
The Tribune says For governor who has no
state house, Wade Hampton shows "stiff upper
lip
Weather.
The northwcsterly gale continues. Weather
clear, freezing,
Susp6 cted Robbery.
The opinion in Brooklyn is quite strong that
teller Hall, recently removed, and who has not
been seen since last Saturday, has absconded with
a large sum from the Brooklyn Bank, and that he
was an accomplish of Whiting.
The Amerique.
1t is expected the steamship Amerique will be
atloat to-day.
AbscOnded.
Rev. Zebulon Phillips, formerly financial man.
ager of the Methodist Book Concern, but recently
OF the banking firm of Phillips, Gardiner & Co.,
has absconded, with large amount of money be-
longing to the firm which ran theknit goods fac
tory in Amsterdam, in this state.
Crop Reports.
Crop reports from the interior of California are
less favorable than previous advices, but reports
of rain yesterday give hope, that in some portions
crops may be saved.
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KENNEBEC COUNTI-h Probate Court at Au.
gusta, on the secoud Monday Of March, 1877.
LREDUS D. BRAINARD, Administrator ON the
Il Estate of Ellen ID. Wentworth, late of China,
in said County, deceased, having petltioned for
license to sell at public auction or private sale, the
following real estate of said deceased for the pay
ment of debts, &C., viz: The homestead OF the
deceased
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior to the second Monday of
April next, in the kennebec Journal, a news
paper printed in Augusta, that all persons inter-
ested may attend at a Court of Probate then TO he
holden at Augusta, and show cause, if any, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
II. X. BAKER, Judge.
Attest: CHARLES HEYISs, Register. 3wii.
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Other Disas ters.
supreme Judicial C"urt-Libbey, J. pre-
siding.

shuinR.
THURSDAY, March %.
No. 36i, David Fletcher vs.. Everard Crowell.
E. w. Whitehouse for plaintiff. Pillsbury for de-
PENDANT. This action is upon account annexed
for boarding the defendant. his wife and dog,
nine and half weeks at IS per week, amounting
to $40, to which interest is added. The boarding
was principally in the summer of 1872. The deft
says in defence that his wife paid for her board by
her labor; that so far as himself and dog in con.
ccrned, he paid Mrs. Fletcher an amount with
which she expressed herself satisfied, and he be-
lieved that the matter was fully settled. He says
also that the account never would have been
trumped up but for hostile feelings subsequently,
arising about another matter. Fletcher lives on
Church's Hill, Augusta, and the parties on both
sides appear respectable. The trial of such .
case in court suggests to every impartial mind
the need of some tribunal where such small dis
putes can be adjudicated without the enormous
expense to the parties and the public incident to
jury trials. The jury took the case at o'clock
and returned verdict for the defendant.
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Terrible to weak Lungs Is this inclement sea-
son. Are you hoarse- tormented with q cold
convulsed with hard cough-annoyed with a
sore throst-roubled with difficulty of breathing
If SO, lose not an hour in procuring Hales Honey
of Horehound and Tar, the sole and sovereign
remedy for such complaints. Sold by all drug
gists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
mar2lt&Wlm
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Several hundred negroes made riotous dem
onstiaton in Algiers, suburb of New Orleans,
Tuesday evening, but it was soon quelled.
Hampton, Gordon and ConDor met the Presi-
dent at o'clock yesterday, and lunched with him
at2. The conference will probably be long.
A flood is reported in the Susquehanna river, at
Pittston, Pa.
A despatch from Piston says the Pennsy lvania
Coal Company, employing about 300 men, is now
running on nearly full time.
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There is no medicine prescribed by physicians, or
sold by Druggists, tina carres such evidence of its
success and superior virtue as Boschee's German
Syrup for severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
breast Consumption, or any disease of the Threat
and Lungs. A proof of that fact is that any person
afflicted can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents and
try superior effect before buying the regular size
at IS cents. 1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany and its wonderful are aston
ishing everyone that use it. Three doses will re-
lieve any case. Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
dec is fTTS,ew
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Myrick. They both plead guilty. John Holt
was sentenced TO State Reform School during his
minority. The Day boy, being younger, was put
on probation.
Willie Wasgatt, aged about ten years. plead
guilty to the larceny of cigars from the store of
A. c. Dana, and was sentenced to State Reform
School during his minority.
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Astonishing cures and marvellous helps to in.
valis are reported in this city by the of blue
glass. A lady who had been unable to leave her
bed for three weeks, under the influence of the
glass, for three hours only, was able to rise, be
dressed, and take promenade from her chamber
down stairs. Other cases, equally as wonderful,
arc reported TO us.
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CANADA.
Court Matters.

OTTAWA, March 20. Jacob Shanty, father of
the Mennonites who settled in Manitoba, testified
to-day before the Parliamentary legislation of
Canada, that the Mennonite Colony was prosper
ing and entirely satisfied with last years harvest
lie said the same of the Mennonites in the United
States.
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Hon. 7. j. Southland of Richmond, enjoys the
distinction Of having recently launched his one
hundredth ship, probably larger number than
has ever been constructed by any other shipbald-
er in New England
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by special order from Adjutant Generals Of
fee, the Richards Light Infrsntry of Gardiner,
Captain j. w. Berry, will be mustered and in
spected on Friday evening next. Col. J. T.
richards, Aid-de-camp to Commander in Chief,
has been detailed for that purpose, assisted by
Major George w. Martin, Surgeon First Rcgi-
mt Mt Infantry NJ. NJ