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The Testimony Of the whole World.
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90
RIGGIES

OPEN TOP EuGGY-PATENT WHEELS.
l inch Patent Iron Axle, l1-4A3 inch leaf springs,
leather dash board, cushion and fall, square body,
and finished in good style, 1920 90
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GRANGE G

: 3 thororphly seasoned timber, we'll ironed, ana
D, up by experienced and skilled wonllSsmaean. c.onos
, Wehave adopted as our trademark, =. lhe a Gran on
The sides of the body. We are the only paftles WIZ
can manufacture this wagon, and we caltion aa
parties interested to beware OF mutations. y, ).
arn genuine without 50 The Grange wagon, +. o. n.
in monogram form on the sides, and ctr name on
the front of the body
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spR1xG WAGON, w1nA rATENT WHEELS.

SPTtINT " AVFJ-V, II0 NI1@N 1FI1.1HF
/ 1-S inch Patent Iron Axle, l 3-SN5-l6 inch tire,
springs 1-2x5 inch leaf and I l-2x3 inch leaf, bed
6 feet9 in. long and 3 feet 8 in. wide, leather
dash board, 1scut and l cushion
Withs shaft, $40 %
With tongue, 10 W
With shaft and tongue, 1870 90
IA inch Patent Iron Axle, with springs and work
in proportion, So higher than above paices
Weight (complete) boxed, 400.
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FAME is an undertaken that pays but little
attention to the living, but bedizens the
dead. furnishes out their funerals, and fol-
lows them to the grave.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-02-08

DOuS III DOuy'
> ga in. Thimble Skein,
light 2-horse, carries - --o,s OK 90
3 in. Thimble Skein, 2 20 no.
horse, carries 1900 lbs SAo oo 90 w
3 IA in. Thimble Sksin,
heavy 2-horse, carries co m
2400lbs. 34o oo w
8 - in. Thimble skein, 90 :,
3-h'sc. carries 3200lbs lO9 ~
8 81 in. Thimble Skeln, 70 m n
4-h'se, carries 4000l lbs. ll4O 800 ~"
| - in. iron AK. light2- n y
h'se, carries 1875 lbs. $40 " $50 W
] 5-S in. iron AK, 2-h'se, p n q
carries 1000 lbs. se3 ooo ~
| 3-4 in. iron AK, lights r. @ IN
h'se, carries $500 IDS. looo 'o ""
9 in. iron AK, 4-n'se, ooo r M
Whan hoaies are not wanted with above wagons,
deduct $12 50eeach. n...
s1-4in. Thimhle skein, 1-!h'se 49, s@ lbs. 80 80 GO
i ia in. Iron Axle, 1-horse, y a. a. M ~.
pole and doubletrces for horse wagons extra SO:
Spring seats, 81 30 extra Patent brakes, ~ 90
extra bows, 75c per set extra; feed troughs, vi 3o
extra: wagon-sheets, heavy, IONA feet, 50 90 extra
NoTE.-State Whcther acide on ''drro1o track aodgenS
are 1cGnted.
FORM. OF WAItRATT.
We warrant the Grange Wagon of our brand, SOLD
to---tob be well made and of good seasoned
timber. ANY b~reakage, with ordinary usage, with
in one year from this date, resulting from bad work
manship or defect III material, we agree to have re-
paired or replaced without cost to purchaser
WIN. M. PRICE & Co.
ST. Louis. ---,l ISL
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PROF. BELL still continues his interesting
experiments and researches, apparently
with success. with a view to conveying mt
steal sounds by electricity over an ordinary
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No medicine will so etlcctually improve the tone of
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occasioned either by intemperance or improper diet.
They reach the liver and reduce it to II healthy action;
they nre a wonderfully eilicacious in cases of spasm
-in fact they never fail in curing all disorders Of
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headache, indigestion, inflammation, %jalndice, liver
complaints, %lunbago, piles. rhe,matism, retention
of urine, scrofula orking's evil, sore throat, stone
and gravel, tic-douloureux, tnmors, ulcers, worms
of all kinds, weakness from any cause, etc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are genuine unless the signature of J. Hay
dock, It's agent for the United States, surrounds each
box of pills and ointment. A handsome reward will
be given to any one rendering such information rs
may lead to the detection OF any party or parties
counterfeiting the medicines or vending the same,
knowing them to be spurious.
*.*Sold ut the mandatory of Professor holloway
& CO., New York, and by all respectable druggists
and dealers in medicine throughout the civilized
world, in boxes at Is cents, 62 cents and ST. Leach.
E-There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are ahiX ed to each box.
Office, ll2 Liberty street, New York. 2-s-Iy.
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HI O o w ay's Pill s.;
Invariably cure the following diseases
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEYS.

In all diseases a1lectingthese organs, whether they
secrete too much or too little water, on whether they
be afflicted with stone or gravel, or with aches and
pains settled in the loins over the regions of the
Kidneys, these pills should betaken according to the
printed directions, and the ointment should be well
rubbed into the small of the back ut bed time. This
treatment will give almost immediate lelief when
Ill other means have failed.
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pntnzs on BOARD CAks OR BOAT IN ST: LOUIS:
W'twith W.T. with Price
l,nlr ont hAGN
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ST.. Louis,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
COST OF PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.

The report of Commissioner Campbell OF the
Deparuneut OF Public Works for tue second quarter oi
1877 show atotal expenditure If 1Jo,6l4 ~ as against
~ 81 the second quarter of ls7G, 3I6
4sf % during the corresponding quarter OF 1870 The
reduction in expense, Tor the six months ending June 80
1877 as couarcd with the corresponding period Of ls'G
is S959,3Gs 81.
I'm specifying the repairs on the Croon aquuuc'' 'no
report ,vs that the water shut of for three day W
Nav and tie Suup To- the Olll Wa, Hld"h u"
the Park reservoir The d pth Of water n the reservoir
was diminished six and % halt feet m that tlue thus
show inc accurately That the daily consumption % water
by the CITY was 9J,OOOOGO Gallons.
'Dulin- the quarter 3OG2G buildings were Inspected
and I5.OG1 cases OF detective plumbing ana waste "i
water were discovered. The department has placed
meters n a railroad and omnibus Stables and j. pre-
pairing 10 place them u 8il livery stables. go
There are in the city 2O,bOj street lamps ana lhe
Commissioner has requested thr Dock Dtrin' W To- co.
operate n thc work of placing lamps on al the uNti
piers used for passenger traffic The Illuminating power
Of the furnished by the several companies is 10 ue
scientifically tested.
The entire revenue Of the Department from all sources
during the quarter e3iibu9 80. Ol Wulch sum f0%J
80 - was received Tor wat rents.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
BVRIED Ar LAST.

OBsFQUITS or OsCEOLh COOPER AT BEE@FN Po'Ni.
The remains of Osce0la Cooper nephew oi
the las, OF the semnoes," have at length found rest
ing place, although only a temporary one Mfs BeddihE
field IN whose room Osccoa died. Mrs Newman, an an
Client friend who entirely daft upon the SUBJECT o
the United States treatment of the Indians ana '"e
Irish woman who claims to be Osccoia's wlie lodhu
upop examining their finances that they had
not money enough TO pay the funeral eNpenss As l"o
landlord of the house IN which Osceola died thfe"'eh''
To ask tho authorities To remove the boy these PoPo
ON sunday night consented that The DYER IahlY'W he'
cen Point, should have the funeral VT Dyer "-
came ocouantcd with Osceoa Coopcr two years ago and
undertook 10 manage his property. and to care Tor nun
generally. In payment for Ills Cooper made n deec
promising to the Overs certain per cent of the whole Of
his estate when it should have been put In good eohd
on and in case of hi, death declared that II should All
go 10 Mrs Dyer such at least Is the statement o the
Dyer family They clam that WAS thdi duty bury Tue
body at least Therefore, when AL tie Ivh mourneis
withdrew their objections Mr. Dyer caused tie remains
to be removed to MS house and the burial service OF the
Episcopal Church was read them yesterday alter
noon by the Rev Dr. Welsh Of the Episcopal Church al
Bergen Point The wife went over III the morn NJ ah' al"
ter announcing her intention TO attend The funera-o
which nobody wished to ObiectAwent of TO take walk
returning at O'Clock with another woman VINO ap
reared 10 be "A svmpathzug friend. The body had come
from the undertakers, ana upon the coffin were DO"
and arrow of flowers The widow went into the paror
where il was and putting her handkerchief 10 her eyes
stood silent for Then she read the inscription
on the silver cofiu-pdte: "Osceola Cooper uie"
August 2 1877, aged thiIty-csit years Hoou ~"
ciols" She exclaimed ne don't LOOK twenty -el-ntt.
Then size sat down quietly There we're also presci'
Dyef family, or TWO women whom me ucco"seu i i
kuoWu in Newly ,rk, aud Ms. Newman No sau 9'i'
was more de.py gIi we'd tnau any one else Inc w
was read without interrupcn The lIlch"s W 1o9 80 an a. a.
uok and tine wife then asked II carriage tu po,l VI
dered for her. Learning that only one cdlildte ni " @
Would aIs have con, eyaucC aud 20 90 the grave a
boy was get one aud ;he widow r'tuHeu W , ny
paror 10 find the uud rakrr about TO close lhe co''
" ,hat d. on meau," she cried, by closing nun VI, oc
fore the vile has looked al him sure ana rs -
r,utlrmau Won are! So tue hd Was aSs IL
removed and the VIE stood for ie" mon'ou.s
sb,dIlug a tear or tNO and molnng. MIS- Dyer "ho
stood hv con .Ohugly remarked 10 her uidl OsocOit
would have appreciated the arS better Wh.h ne Was
alive. Mrs Cooper made 10 reply, but eAcalmod ~
hu.bai" once Or twice, kissed the face men alioMeu
Inc coffin 10 be closed ana went 10 her carnage Ihc
other friends filled another carriage and the ehort pro
cessiou moved TO the cemetery at GeeuNlHe "ieie 'ho
remains were placed IN a receiving vault
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
THE RPOOKIYN RING SUITS.

The decision of the referees III the suit OF
Kingsley d Keeney against the City Of Brooklyn at
tracts attention account OF It's bearing upon the quits
Instituted in the name Of the people against number Of
Brooklyn politicians few years ago. The testimony
given in the reference suit substantially the same
as that which expected would be used in the trial
Of Kingsley Keeney Fowler and Bliss, for alleged con-
spacy defraud the city III the matter Of tie Hemp
ftead Reservoir and also III connection with the Third
ave- sewer. The amount alleged 10 be fTauduleuty
obtained on account Of the transactions about
S65OOOO.
member OF the Taxpayers Association, at the insti-
gallon OF hch the suits against tie Ring were begun,
said Yesterday that did regard the effect of this
decision upJn the Other suits OF great moment The
suifs would undoubtedly be pressed John J. Parsons,
who has charge suits referred TO- Is out OF the cts,
and his opinion could not be obtained
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

An act was passed by the Legislature OF this
state May s 1877, providing that on and after tomo
row il shall not be lawful for any insurance company
doing business IN the state TO represent either by an ad
vcrtisemeu in any newspaper by any sign, circular
policy, otherwise, any funds or assets 1" DE ID
possesson OF such company which are not actually
possessed by it and available for the payment Of losses
by fire The penalty for the first violation OF the law was
fixed at $500 with costs aud expenses Of prosecution
and for ,ac subsequent violation not less than SloOO
Insurance Superintendent John f. smythe mas issued
clrcular in which he states that "a signs IN use at the
date OF the crcuaretter representing amounts not en-
tely available for the payment OF fire losses, must be
removed" and that "all signs, cards. biottei6,
i.ttcr sbrets cc purpOrtiug De set FORTH IN any
manner tho financial condition Of company aud Issued
or circulated this date, must contain al least he
assets available losses. the capital STOCK pad III
and Inc net surplus (1n the basic Of total assets minus
total Liabilities Including caiIaJi provided, mat com
paurs NAV state IN single lcm restricted 20 policies
ana certificates Of renewal the amount Of capital author
lied Dy their charters"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
INCREASE IN wEsrBoUND FREIGHT.

The principal transportation lines report that
there has been decided increase IN the Westward bound
freight within the last few days. Although II might
naturally be inferred that this the result Of large
accumulation Of freight during the strike, II s proven
upon examination that this increased movement Is not
wholly due 10 that The shipments increased
by recent orders from the West the indications arc
regarded as looking toward general Improvement.
dispatch WAS received on the Produce Exchange yes
terday from KeOkuk Iowa. saying that complete report
Of the condition of crops throughout the DesMones val
ley extending from KoOkuk 10 Fort Dodge Ir.onts the
following summary Wheat is above the average crop.
and Of good aus ty oats will afford heavy yield. and
average iory u sixty bushels acre Of corn.
with favorable season, there Will be- than
age crop; little rye aud barley sown. but te yield
n large and VI good quality, averaging forty bushels "
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
THE CHAUrAUQU4 ASSEMBLY.
MURPHY AND COUGH AMONG YESTERDAYS SPEAK
ERS-THE DAYS EXERCIsEs.

ERS-THE DAYS EXERCIsEs.
FAIRPOPT, y. Y, Aug. G.-Attention was to-
day given at Rcom Council TO the tramp question,
and there was general expression in favor Of effective
legislation.
At halfpast two this afternoon Francis Murphy and'
John B. Cough made their appearance on the platform.
Mr. Murphy took charge Of the exercises. a'd
introduced zone Of Gods uoblc,t Christian gen
tlcmcn, John y. Cough" who, he hoped, would
live 70 the funeral ~ the traffic in tins country
Nj Cough said: eve wage AGAINST drink wherever
it may be found and behalf Of tota abstinence which,
m addition 10 being safeguard, opens The way to the
hearing Of the Gospel 10y the people and therefore should
command the sympathy O.; The Christian" Mr. GouG.
spoke successfully Of the use Of liquor as medicine aud
Of tie iuordiuate driuk'r.
Alta little before 5o'clook grand Temperance Conycn
ton was held. Francis Murphy presiding. and report.
were made OF tie progress n hc WORK IN dA'rchi poI
Wr Nnrply made fcy7 closing remarks. He spoke ~
the tempptarcc 40 llif~luIg. ara pi George li
STUART and John Wanuamrtcr oi Iutdcirh1, WHO
were Christian gentlemen, Gud OF their WORK iA
behalf Of the uoor ard degraded. ganhr
-kctch was given ~ R9Wcat Alley Iu Ihad'l pima 900
~ its sorrow --thc result of drink MI Nu phy closed
with an eloquent and powerful appeal ln hcuAI or tr
Miss wnsow of Brooklyn presented. n tie Pavilion
at O'Clock, the claim of tie foreign SundnN-scNoo
works
platform meeting was held 40 eight o'clock th'= eve
ming under the management Of G.. j. stout ot NrN-JDf
sey The RDv. TnomI- Ho-bIns gave % fnT Word-tc
lures of mission experience 100 India from personal rN
prrcuct. The Rev. Mr. Cameron uf Toronto m.or 90.
CLOSING address referring 10 tHr NlO.c-uInr WnIif
urou teachers aud the workers OF The t1uiduIi Assem-
brs. After The meeting series ~ stercoptcan views
,g.ra Dxl lltutqt.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
DISEASES OF MEN,

The importance - me nervous system 's power evc, ~
and death, ani te direct biarug which 10 las 0n iur.o
plufss s thoroughly recognized. ~ CfrlnIfi.a
uses, the danger ~ OycftKur It whether rhroIg4 fi
-idY, or lniruSe m MAI arpIcafnn hr fhr rr.es.
dhgtnce oi thr appers aud prnprusIrs proper .
ior consideration. When the nervous system F dfrsr
absolutely necessary 10 promptly seek advfe frDr
Who 1r long -eres ~ year, has devoted Die ua. ~.
and attention lo fhi- study. ~ Hho frnn his
practice" has learned 10 discover % once fhe rau.r mi .
promptly apply fhe remedy, thus avoiding Coo rnrf.I
feeling after tie truth. Infrrfr
annO'ng ~ Tie patient. who very naturally .r, ~
know without delay sh8 ls fhe matter he ertrf ~ 49, -
fangrneni, tho probabilities Of rocuperaou. and e Tine H
quf@d. 'p-
n the Train has become exhausted by intense reusi ~
Gallon, dcpuvug 10 0l fne power Of CONNECTS fuu.if l
only recover lfs Strength bg bHng properly fa su
by he use of certain sysienafc mrlgis ~ rrccs M
same with tle nerves that prFsle0
~ TN, branch ~ med cal practice scarcely a.r.f
Tor 10 reaches marriage. the porr uafnp of family name. G
securing - hereditary ue. and the retention es.f.. N
the same family.
FROM mhR aud large experience in lls direction.
been ane a. command ny flr tIaua. lnure.,
on ~ some of the nfr families Boo the ci aud aui
20 communicate much that pertains o hr over sAfc i,
efrfy department ~ The nervous srn fr r
e,Senng It's powers whether VI bisn sppeute, Propensity
or passion.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
AIvFLY DOMESTIC CELEBRATION.

James Powers, age 32, last evening, invited
Mrs Bell and her TWO daughters Of No. 20 Brds-row,
10 his house III ConooIu IT., Brooklyn TO cclc
hratr hi. recent release tie PcItcutiary Mi-.
Powers objected 10 company oi The Women Who, -hc
-aid were Of bad character TINS led 10 heut bc wen
t.r five persons. Mrs, Powers used pitcher aud her
husband lamp n cli double attack ou thclr ysIior-.
Tnr result , tiat Powers arrested and the visitor
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
TIE NEXT PAPAL CONCLAyE.


special dispatch to The Times from Rome
says Cardinal smconi has addressed circular to the
P4pal Nuncos iusiucting them TO inform the various
Governments that notifications may be found
requisite in the ceremonies Of the next conclave they Viii
not OF a to interfere with the rights OF Catholic
powers nor lessen the facilities for their exercising them
fully and freely"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
REPORTED BATTLE AT TIRNOvA.

IfINIVNt IfIII' y I'|'ff
The Daily IeleqrGpks Vienna dispatch says "A tele-
gram received there from Bucharest announces that
Mehemet ALI and Osman Pasha have jointly defeated
the Russians at Trnova, with loss of $1,000 killed
and wounded. The Car has gone back to Fra
teshti."
This is probably a canard.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

LEXINGTON, Ky, Aug. G.-An election for
members OF th, Legislature occurred IN This state today
The result in this city shows Democratic gain over
1873 ~ 700 Partial returns and reports Of mgorie'
indicate that the Democrats have carried Fayettc
County by 100 majority.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. C. The workmen
have elected five six out OF their seven candidates for
the Legislature in this Guy The regular Democratic
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

EfIiWinln lii iH'i IblHiI'i ~ 'll-
stanty VITA UamIs and then cntfcatos fUr something
to eat Lat he Instructed bis cook to tell them she hd
nothing. The other dly one Of them dropped in and
made the usual plea aud inquiry Tic cook responded
promptly, We have nothing at all Tic tramp then
cOuitoousy nsked, Have you Old haskct you could
let hayei" The ,drl replied. mol What DO you
want with basket" IramIt-"Oh thOught I would
run over to the poor house and get you cold
ylatuAlA7
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
? Q STSC G RIPT.
3:l5 a. m.
LITEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIrpVry DF>IpFS PEACE.

CONsTANTNoPLE, Monday, Aug. g. 1871
Count Zichy tine Austrian Ambassador, had
confidential audience on Saturday with kadria Bey
President Of the Council of state. The letter Is sad
TO have intimatcd that the Porte, in spite Of the
late successes. was firmly convinced that the war
was reallya misfortune for the whole world. II
Russia only demanded autonomy for Bulgaria under
Christian Governors the Porte would agree 10 make
peace. ,.--
The 7imess Vienna correspondent. although quite
agreeing that Turkey in present circumstances may
talk Of peace utterly dIsbe.ieyes that Russia VIII
consent until she has gained some signal success.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
sERvIA PREPARING FOR WAR.

LONDOS, Tuesday, Aug. y 1877,
Belgrade dispatch dated Aug. . says orders have
been issued for mobilizng the first class Of the mi
ltia to be ready in eight days. The officers ana
surgeons must be prepared in forty-eight hours To
start for their destinations. Everywhere munitions
and provisions are being quietly collected.
Prince Milan, when at Ploesti. received permis-
sion from the Car to participate in the campaign.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
ppovINENT ARRIVALS.

VrcycH Vonee Francis &. T.. Dcnys, hlrd SecTc-
tar, nj me It,h Location at Washington. Windflr nor.
William H. Vanderbilt aud james 1iHnfhasl 81 'e y. l.
Central nrd Hudson River Railroad Company. fV"u.
T1,i S.nanr l. s. Harris Louis. congressman
NYo Goodrich ~ AubuTu, =. y and Rlb'It Oau n,i"@ ~
Ioii. Eyero9rf Tf0u.c-Gcurge VI Pullman oi 'it,aEp
GLrg Iioae-Ccn. Thomas q. Pitcher AM capt llla,n ,
T,dl9r A. - ARMY NictOf0s Noti Mayor Jnhn Nv
son of Wilmington, G., and Judge ~ L. lt"achr 9i
arOris ysut. Chaplain John u i,'uS'a7'
sy,r' sors Uo,.t-,on Coz fright of Erie Pa Netc-
yl j.atI-Gru. b. Hugcr of NirginIl. At0r HouSe-Col
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
loss or 100000 IN BROOKLYN.

The Brooklyn oil works on NewtOwn Greek
east Of Mauhattan-ave., GreenponE We're partially
destroyed by fire last night. Tie loss was 100000,
fully insured These works known as the Stokes Oh
Works and there has been much litigation over them re-
f1V
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
KASANLIK EVACUATED.

The TimeSs Shumla special telegram confirms the
report that the Russians have evacuated kasaullk.
which has been occupied by Suleman Pasha.
lKasanLk is south Of the Balkans
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

STRUCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
y Geucrative Organs radically and speedily cured. once
hours TO g. HE'S RN a. DANIELS ND. IA Lexington ay
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

IUNnBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER, for the
toilet bath, delightfully."- fragrant and refreshing and
grateful In the sick room. Perfectly HeathuL SO
of M,ssrs Kuhman Fills. and de Wilde. the eminent French
Belgian Chemists.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
sENAroR DAyID DAyIs ILL.

BLOOMNGT0N, ILL.,, Aug. CT is reported
that the condition Of David Davis, who has been
confined TO his residence tor the last days by
Illness IL now considered 20 be- quite serious II s
Thought that he viii again recover he usual
health. 1t IS caused by cancer OF the stomach.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07

A Norfolk DUMPLING.-Young Hodge Gr
expectation cf "a coppcD: "Qiu open the gate Lady
Yon are u very civil lad. You don't from thcs'
parts Q" Young Hodge: "Yow'Ie liar. / dew -
liuuch.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-07
ARMY oPDERs

WhsHINGToN, Ang. G.-Capt. H. G. Corhin, oath In
fautry recently duty at The Executive Mansion, having
reported the Atutaut General Or Instructions
dance with directions Of tie Precedent haa been ordered
repair Columbus aTrlcts Ohio ad report o., super
tondcbt Of tie seneIa Rec uiting service