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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

MILWAUKEE,, November l4--S 90 r. NJ
Fiour--Inactive, and sales were confined to
800 bbls choice superfne at $4.26. Wheat
Easier sales aggregate shout l, ,4a5, 900 bus. Ut
$i.l4N for No. spring; $i.l6N for hard;
$l.09H@l.10 for No. : cash; @t.0sH@ .O9H
seller November; 41.07k@l.0S December !;
Sl.0sN January; and $i.06@l .O6k for No. s.
Osts-K higher, at 25kc forNo.2. Corn
Rye--Cnchanged, ,at $40 for No. i.
Barley--Advanced lf@Nc; Gales Of No. . at
6S064kc cash and 48xc December and
No. 3 At 46@46kc. Hegs- Steady, and sold
freely ut 4435(94.3 Is for good 10 prime. Pro-
yisions-U Unchanged. 100 tcs prime lard at
S7.95.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

The SAM Francisco Chronicle saws
that Califorr would be better off with
out her gold ines, and argues the point
as follows: There are 5000 people in
San Franciscdlone who live directly or
indirectly frothe purchase and sale Of
stocks, averah hg in their expenses
$3,oooa year. Here are, then, %, ,OOO, 900
which the pos$sors do not earn. but ia
earned by the Victims. Mining is NO
unproductive lustry, but the value Of
its products arAore than eaten up by
the gambling peculations which It
stimulates"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

the sAutoiLlS pcc0tatlOnS which II
stimulates"
-
THE late Joes Battcll. of Brooklyn
gave $40, 600 as lermanent fund for III,
native town ofprfolk, Conn, the in.
terest TO be usefor paying the city
debt. Miss An13attell, his sister, has
Just bought one dhe finest dwellings in
the place to be I'd as a congregational
parsonage, and hiIrother, Mr.. Robbins
Battell, has givch 90, the interest on
which Is to be ! for repairing the
roads leading froa,e centre of the vii.
lage Tor a distanpf one mile. The
family, hrst and lahave given almost
1900 to Yale Coli,
POLITICAL excieent seems to be q
fruitful cause of inttv in France. M
Guyot Montpayroul lditor OF the Covr.
yier de France, is ID to have become
crazed from that hse. To politics
were also attrioutede suicides of Pre-
vost Paradol, once nch minister t1
Washington; . recenlinister of the in
terror in Paris and s(al other mino,
8 officials Of the goveAnt Of the "a
Of May. The Frenclhst be sincere Il
their political convict. The instance,
in this country whehen have beer
rendered lunatics by pIcs are of rsrt
Occurrences, though hire many car,
in which the politicians held woulG
seem 70 be the result ohacy.
IF the silver dollar nonetized u,
recoinage win have thek Of adding
singularly beautiful pho our circu
iation. The new die pied in ant;ci
patton Of the passage d bin haa !,
the diverse 4 medallion al Libprtv
with sprigs Of cotton aEArn n MAJ,
ofths traditional fillet 1xecnt,or !
the head 10 remarkably ! ard tho..
trying points, the arran nent ~ a,
hair on the forehead, and disnos;e;o,
Of tho lines around the srd -
arc treated with remark g,.c. -.
freedom. The reverse cid - ...l
displayed. The na0teo Onleo;. 81, M
be-" United States 81 AE..n -.
E PiuSihas Unsm,n vii \. d.a. 81,
Where the secondary .motto( C.sd =,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

FIELD, Letter Co.'S dr. goods store At
Chicago, caught FIRE on the evening Of the
1Ath inst, and before the flames were cx-
tinguished the entire stock was damaged by
fire, water and smoke. Mr.. Field estimates
the loss 1t 81 900, 600 on the stock, while the
bailding, which was the property Of the
Singer Manufacturing Company, and which
cost over half million Of dollars, 10 com.
plete wreck, the walls being irreparably
damaged. The hrc was attended with loss
Of life by falling debris. Chas. A. Dudley,
Of San Francisco, but formerly member Of
. Chicago fire company which he was as-
sisting, and watchman in the building,
name unknown, were instantly killed. A
number Of 6rsmen were seriously injured.
BY this disaster $50 persons are thrown ont
of employmenk--IArERv-The 1re broke
out afresh In he basement at 1: 80 4. NJ, On
the 18th inst, consnming the FIRST. second
aud third stories. This completed the ruin,
nothing nov rcmaining but the blackeued
walls Of : once magnificent structnre.
THE body Of William F. Coolbaagh, presi-
dent Of the Union National Bank Of Chi.
cago, was fsnnd On the steps Of The Dong.
In m0aunent, aboat o'clock on NE morn.
ing nj the 18th Inst A revolver with NJ.
Oosihangh'a NAME on Il was lying near him,
H Md been II ezcsllent spirits ~ 70 ne
f1th Inst, bat andeshtediy bsoanss dsprsss.
q, - = sn61en nsntal ahssatioA son'
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1877-11-21

WEDNESDAY, November 1.-THE sem
ate bill to enable Indians to become citizens Of the
United States, was reported from the committee
with amendments, and placed on the calendar. ....A
bill 10 grant additional homesteads to settlers on
public lands in Ashama, Mississippi, Louisiana and
Florida, was introduced by Conover, and referred.
1.-The Vice President appointed Voorhees, to I'LL
tha vacancy on the commiitee on pensions, caused
BY the resignation Of Davis, and also To 6ll the
vacancy on the committee on transportation routes,
caused by the resignation Of saunders. After an
executive session the senate adjourned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
GOOD usE FoR 4 pIuE.

We advise all our readers 10 fvTxar,l
their address and ~ cau,s ~ Orange Judd
Co., 2Ij broadway. New York. who make
special UiIer 10 send iOr Tile sum (hall
price aud POSTAGE the number Tor October
lst, Of the Anleriota AgicUttiTist. This
splendid number. besldes over 30 cngray>
lugs. contains = great amount Of useful.
practical, reliable, seasOnable information,
nOl Gully Tor tie Farm and Harden, but for
the household. Children included. Most
will get frUn i hints aud suggestions worth
teu Or twonty times its cOst. 80. Better still.
to send Sl.Gl aud receive tho paper. post
paid, from now 20 the end Of IS75-tLAt il.
all Of volume 81. with the TeIt Of this year
free Two copies FOR Sl.5O escb). NJ
where elsc can Une get 50 much really yalu-
able. payiug information for 50 little money
mot ) ceuta week, sum easily saved
or produced extra. which the paper will Be
sure 10 help ouo 70 do. Tbs journal is
prepared BY practical men and women. who
know what tLey talk and write about from
actual experience aud largo observation.
and they can aud do greatly aid others to
profitable planning aud working. Many
single hints and suggestions EACH aLuud-
unity repay years cost. The fearless exs
POsuros u quacksry aud bumbugs IL every
number. are Invaluable, aud have saved is
readers and the country millions Of dollars.
The departments for the Household and
Children are pleasing aud instructive ~
cry number u the paper is beautifully il.
lu-tatcd. Ia short. the Ameriou dyri.
cuLtarist Is full u gooG things. foF every
man. woman. aud child. 10 city, village.
aud country. Take our advice aud ssuJ
SLIGO for II months. Or al least send q
Dime for the half.priec specimen now OF
cred, aud 300 il for yourselves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
WAX NEWS.

I,nEDoS. October i.--Tho Standard !
bucharest dispatch has the following: Tho
Turks abandoned Kalavach on the 80.
pruacli Of the Russians. Around Tiruoya
City refugees are dying daily from iyphus
fever.
A special dispatch 70 tho DAILY Neus ia.
ted karajal. Wednesday. saysa general at
tnck vas msde On Mukhtar pasha's whole
line this morning. General MelikofT vas
IN command under orders of Grand Duke
Michael. Tie key o. Mukblar's position
which was defended BY only ono single bat-
talon was sunihilated. The Turks tried
to rccapture this point but were rcpulsod.
The further progress Of the Russians are 10.
significant bat hores are entertained Of cut.
ting 1T Makhtar from Kars. The RuAsi.
ans Livouackcd on tho conquered position.
feeling SIRE 10 recommepcc early io.mor-
row. About $50 kussiaps wefc killed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

ard wounded. TIE Tuks were misled by
their spies, aud only expected to DO attack
ed in their TANKS.
A Times Rnstchuk special Oct. 3rd saws:
IA renewed horibardment by the Russian
batteries at Giargevo inflicted enormous
damage upon the town Of RuStchuk, great
proportion Of the houses are in utter ruIs !;
only few remain entire. The entrench-
monts however remain intact. The health
Of the garrison and inhabitants is good.
Casualties few.
CoNsTAHTrNopLE. October !. --Mukh-
tar Pasha' dispatches report Wednesdays
fighting ihdeclsise. His ontrosts were
driven in and fighting resulted. III which $,
900 Russians were killed and wounded.
The Turkish loss is not stated. The Porto
in dispatches to lis representative abroad
claims that Mukhtar gained an overwhelm-
ing victory
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
ALLISON 4 ADDISON'S,
Ic0MPLETE MANURE FOR WHEAT.
- s. ''''''

NTE are milking what we believe To- pc the
w hest Commercial Fertilizer for Wheat on
the market.
lst. II Is made chiefly OF PURE RAW BONE
the best material known-and IN the most tho
rough aud careful manner.
ed. Ii l. rich in Ammonia, Soluble Phosphate,
and tEAI. hawthorne Phosphate derived trom
unburned l,ones Of animals.
81. II lnslres stand of Grass or Clover.
4th. Il acts PROMPTLY and CoNrINU-
oUSl.i and the effects of ssingle application
show for years.
9th. ltIs line, dry, and in beautiful condition
for drilling.
Gth. II has been OF trial for the paste years,
and orr reports say: IL i all its name implies,
"a Complete Wheat Manure" ..'rhe best ever
used, - N8N
Prices ~ low and terms Ms liberal as those 81
any tirr STANDARD Fertilizer.
n will be- 10 yo,n interest TO test this Fertill.
ger, and We solicita trial order.
ALLISON < ADDISON,
Manufacturers.
sept 10 ". Ricbnoud. Ya.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

we can only refer to the Louisiana law to
show that another State has aroused to the
necessity Of action on the question.
We have pursued this subject with sin
cere desire for the good Of tho whole PEG.
pie; with the view Il securing protection
for crops now being left to the mercy OF the
insect enemy !; with view Of restoring OF
rcplenishing that stock Of food 50 abundant,
50 cheap ans SO nutritious; and, We NJ
add, with some view ofpreserying
petuating that source Of Ne 80
! sport. Itself the iouuas., = q the hea'sA'es'
manliness whisl .arelessness or wans0n,
na.. ! -. .ay has 50 rapidly dried up I;
..sle touched, too, by those infu,
IS which find their spring in intercourse
with nature and draw their most delighted
inspiration from the voices Of her feathered
worshippers whose glad mission j. seems 10
be 70 pour out uncoasing carols Of joyful
praise. Aud We hope We will not have
pursued tho subject in vain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
MORTGAGE SALES.
ON MONDAY TIE 18TH Day or
OCTOBER 1877,

WILL 30 svldat the Court House door m tho
w town % linlsboro. the followlna Igopcfty
" satisfy certain Mortgage. thereon held ~ tilo
lllisbOro building aud loan Association: h, \ il.
Onc houss and lot ID The town ofllillslyoru. tho
property VI The Rev. Z. J. tiaitls. well known
piece " property;
dnc hot,e snd lot Oh The north side OF Trycn
street. known ns lDls no. co. ~. llf and In IN,
property ~ Issue II. stra,h0rn:
Onc house anil lit on The North side or King
street, Known r. lots 80 and 12g, IL the Western
,alfelneiy ofsaid street. being che property d 4.
ODe hoiise aud lot containing three and three.
fourth. u acfrs, lyina on thahOuth idle or Rno
river. the property of n :, Brown, said ptolsr.
" being % present occupied ly Yam. Palmer.
eOfd. and
One tract Or Iur 81 oflani lying on Emo River,
aWelning the lands " Wlls,l jackson. w, A.
0fahaln and olhcrs, containing one hundred
Er.. more o. loss, the property OIL. N. THROWN.
Icslns ol sale nude shawn Oh ,lay ofSalo.
&C. TAYLOR. Sec. Il Treas.
Hilluboro. u. & L, Association.
kcrt. 2tds.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

The Rev. T. 7. Baird. ex-Secretary Of
the Presbyterian Board Of Education under
Indictment FOR enlLeEzlemunt Of funds Of the
Board. has returned from Canada aud eur
rendered himself 10 the authorities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has de-
clined tho proposition to compromise the
tobacco suits now in progress u, Grcensbo,
70. There are Is eases involving $780,
600, all growing out Of violations If The
Internal keyelue laws.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

Yellow fever still prevails at Fernandi-
IA. and has broken out at Port Royal. 5.
q. The population Of the latte. is only >
bout Fifty whites. and double that nunbsr
Of negroes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

The forgeries Of Gilman On sundry Insu-
rance Companies. Banks. and MercaptiIe
firms amount to $3.50. 900 on which he rea-
liEcd $247.OOO. II is believed that be has
committed suicide.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

RICHMOND. October 5 Rev. Wallace
Duncan Of Woffori College, :, O.. has
been elected President Of Randolph Ma
con College in place Of his brother Rev,
DR.. James A. Duncan, recently deceased.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

In the present great famine in India near
" seven hundred thousand people have pc
rishvi from hunger. The famine still rages.
and many thousands moro will perish.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

DUPoNCo'S GOLDEN PERIODICAL
PILLS are the surest and safest remedy
forladies In delicate bealth. IN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

npiher its course is plain. Toilet thecoun-
ines drift into war by tho act Of subor5s,
mates is mean etfor. hiitrcspouseiilty.
This il precisely what the '-carsloas o.
Lieut.. Bullis luto Mcy1ca'l territory y
weakened With. y y the individual act
of ~, officer zach the government may or
may no. sndorso If it is'endOrsed, then
i country gets iuto a war outside Of the
proper war making authority. II uot en-
dorsed. then Texas is more the victim Of the
savage than before.
Lot war be made II necessary; but it il
the right Of the people whose blood and
treasure must DO srontto carry il On, have
soinsthing to say in the prcmlscs.
cassins NJ. Clay. the great Kentucky
aboli.ionist, killed Negro last week who
appeared @ have Ibid in wait u murder
him. Cas,ius is not the irst u his class
who has had bis chickens come home to
roost.
The Superior Court Of Louisiana, before
which the memburs u the Returning Board
will DO tried. is now m session. Judge
Black e Pennsylvania will aid in the pro-
secutiun. :
viii that Court be asle to put Wells and
Anderson in their proper places, or will the
influence Of the administration screen and
save them? The incumbent Of tho presi-
deutial chair puts these men IN places d
honor and profit while under iniiutmcnl
for great crime. Are Mr.. Hayes pronis,
es Of reform worth anything against such q
fact?
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

The frontier troubles seem destined to
bring on war with Mexico. Tcxas il en-.
titled 70 protection, and this government
has been remiss 10 giving Il. But We would
prefer. il war i u como, that Ii should
have been gote into openly and manfuIly.
II nation i asgiicyed y tic acts q ).
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
Summons,

In the District Court, of the Third Judicial District, Territory of Arizona, County of Navapai.
 PhiliPpina Beckcrs, plaintiff, vs. Matthias II"ckCrs, defendant.
 Action brought in tho District Conrt Of the Third Judicial District, in and for the County of NsVhpai in the Territory of -\ri- Zuna.
 ihs Territory of .lri-oaa sc,ds Greeting Co hrttiGs Heckers
 N"u aro hereby summoned and required lp appear in an action brought againSt you hN the above named plaintiff in the District ."ur; of the Third Judicial District m and Tor the County of Navapai in tho Territory of AiIpm and answer the complaint flied with th" Clerk Of this court at Prescott in said . untN % copy of which complaint accom- ? hleN this summons within twenty days cl ueivc of tho day of sorvicc) afler the . ce upon you of this summons. if scr1 cd in hiS County; but if served out of this County, and within this district. thon within thirty days; iu all other cases, fiuV days IhI~ actiou i~ brought praying for q d"vrr,, dis>olving the bonds of rnatrimonv now cx- >tiug hoiwccn tho plantifTand dofondLnt. ou tho grounds oi extreme cruelty, by iutiiciiug griorou>, mental and bodily suffering upon plaiutiH.
 And you are hereby notified that if vou fail to apprtr and answer the complaint a> above required. the plaintifl will take default against yOu, and will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in hor said complaint and costs and disbursements in this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the
 ~aid District Court at Prescott. this 0''''. Els, day of February. \. IT,. lN11.
 WLLlAN WILkEE~uN.
 Clerk
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
Globe District.

George Binl i, in from this District, and gives the following account of tie mine. ou, there:
 Mack Morris, an old resident of Iavapai, las @ good claim-the northeastern exten- sion of the lticnUIonl minc-and has q shaft down 20 feet in fine body Oi oge. He Is st present working on a very rich spur.
 EcWiIliams' mine in the Richmond Basin, k considered ycry rich. But little improve mcnt. as yet. on Iho inino.
 Chilson Bros have what k called !" silgcr placer" They find the ore on the surface. and from X th 10 inches in depth. They ship all their silver to San Francisco.
 .jckey and John Alvcny have shaft down 60 feet on Iic ,Ta'n Richmond mine. The lode looks splendid.
 Captain Burns has a very rich vein between Eohmond Basin and Globe City. He has a shaft down lj feet, and miners consider lie ore very .i.h-
 The Mexican mine, discovered some topr month, back by mon of the same nation al.ty i> considered the best mine in Globe Distric-.. The ore is being miIled on the ground, and >o-'e worked in furnaces.
 There is one furnace In the Wheat Fields running successfully. The blast Is worked hy water power.
 Globe City has five stores. seven saloons, two hakeric,. two butcher shops. two Ics- taurant>, one blacksmith shop and two coTrals and fccd-yards. X miner cannot get one dollars worth of credit there were he starv- ing to death. The so-called merchants are sll from New Mexico, and look like OK thieycs. CPS.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

opoly of the carrying trade between Cali. tornia and Arizona, and very tight grip on the passenger travel. The steamers run ming Ia Santa Monica, Wilmington ond San Diego, will continue to do a small portion ot ihc latter for the present no doubt, but if they should he found to be much in the way
 means will be found to take them in also. The poiicy Of ,he Southern Pacific Rail
 road Company like that of all companies having the power to shape things to their own liking, has ever been. and ever will be. tc make the most out of their opportunities, and if they find that they can induce q greater trade in this direction by fixing a low tariff of changes and thus make more money than they can by fixing high rate, which may, to some extent, amount to prohibition, then VIC may expect moderate charges. but il on the other hand they con cludc that the trade Is bound to come re- gardlcss of tine expense of transportation then VIC may look out for high tariff; but in either event, NC sec no way out of the dilemma whatever condition of things il may bring about, and conclude that we may aS well bow to the inevitable, take our med icinc like men and make the most of such advantagcs a> may chance to offer.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
THE rECk AND BRADSHAW ROAD
 AGAIN.

We cannot too earnestly urge upon the authorities the necessity of prompt action in the matter of building a road 10 Bradshaw hy way of the Peck We have seen the neces- >ity of stage line Ia those mines with in ihc past few days, which would, of course. immediately follow the completion of q wagon road No longer ago than Sat. uyday five men who had come all the way from California tO look at the resources of this country. took the stage and returned to their homes, without seeing q single mine. taking with them an unfavorable impression nf the country, simply because they found They must % on horse back. over difficult trails, some thirty miles in order to reach lhe two districts which it was their special desire Io sec. These men could, of course, command some money. otherwise they would not he likely to come this distance. at a con siderable loss of time and money to see the country and if good roads and lines of stages led into those mines they would have gone there. and go it will be with hundreds of others Many will not even start when they learn how difficult it Is to reach the mines. and thus We shall lose as much in a single year a. the road will cost. and per haI> in single month, as the companies tha, good roads would lead to seek invest ment are likely to eNpeud that sum in single purchase.
 Men of aHpig means are usually fond of their ease. they are nor obliged io invest their money in mines and are not going to submit themselves to many har,iships in or der ro have the privilege of doing so. Those consideration in addition Ia the more i'm portaGt ones mentioned in saturdays MINER, and many others that wc might ouuH.eraie should We think sir Us up to action. The necessity is immediate, urgent and vitsl.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23

ANOTHER DEATH FROM SCARLET FFyEV.- The little son of Murat MnStcr>on. Esq died ih;s afternoon of scarlet fever. and his sister Is not expected ;G live This is most dis dressing case, intensified Gy the fat that Mir Masterson, from watching with his sick children. has uyeT-taXcd his physical aud mental powers until be is prc>iI4to ala ia state of semi-unconSciousnc1s leaving Co Mrs Mastersnn not only tIio sole care of tho living child. whose death may occur at any moment, and the deep grief for th- dead. but an anxiety for the fate of her husband winch scenls enough to crush her spirit Could the assistance aud sympalAils of friends avail her in such tryinI hour ,h. would find relief, but no earthly arm can be any support in a time like thl,. and IT ,h. endures the shock and retains her streDgtb of body and mind it will be regarded almost as a miracle.
 The family has the undivided ,vmrathi.. of the entire people, who are willing and anxious 10 do all that human hearts can conceive In the way of comforting them in their hour of affliction, but even thi. is !, poor return to Mrs. Mastcrsun for the los. of one child, the helpless state of her husband and the almost hopeless condition of another of her childrcn.
Arizona weekly miner., 1877-03-23
To the PCOplc of Arizona.

Tho ~rrEr'arv ri War having ordered Gvc huuirs.l Springfield i- lFe 90 io lr tufHTi to ;ss toy. rruir ut tr Issrf.rv oi rrs 70 te sset Ia artinc militia c'.aVsHrs aei tAs Legislature of Auzuna havu q yaE-g. authorizing te Governor ts disfr bufe said equally aIHHk ts srrral couli.es uJsn syPlica- ti"u "f hc Captains Ht militia CnIuFau" regularly organ iTed uIvr fie sw- of 'hr ierrfory. uIu .d Captain giving h1 d wii gsl and sucIsuj sigr-i.ez receive And kerP sst srms Uts1rIa ag sp as ihcret re give uafia, tfsl Vl ,Ehfy three uf said tn c,rh ef ts ru1n'is, e tne t-riisfy, ufH Hrpcftn of Cap isus ui militia Tvuic- uIuu iLe fulllmeut oi t4e lu.remeufs 7'o-r>sis
 The fa he ds'rh hn'ei mostly n ths hsu's sf ;ha uif'd States military authorities aad deiiycging flelu 1 's several ,,uas4 slii ]a ctrr Co save es. persr -f fest-sfieu vr,aNor tr prart.'ahle to rrp-urc h- ai ih milIsry ,i u-re.t to each of tho s,F,ral cuauJ.,s A r. h. STAFFORD
 GustguoT 0i Ar.sapN. Tursoa trI.sa, March a'b Is77-
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