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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice Thar
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judg, "a
probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust OF EXecutriN of the estate Of
ARTEMAS +. COLE late OF Buckicld
In said County deceased by giving bond a. TIE law
Directs she therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted 10 the estate OF said deceased TO make inn
mediate payment and those who hay, any demands
thereon TO exhibit the same 20
July IL, 1871. HEPSABkIIl &. COLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
A.uecapy aztec; nc DAVIS, Registrr

OXFORD SIS -Ata Cont ,l Probate held nj
Paris. Wi.Hin lus ior tHc County of Oxford
C1fh..Airi Tuesday oi Ju.J.A b. lN.1.
lFREp COL B. Administrator 800 iaecslateof
y Hannah j. ttt~c late % BueklicI m saiI
County deceased, having presented his account oi
administration Oh the cstat- ot saii deceased tor
allowance:
Ordered. That the said Administrator giyenotica
20 all persons Interested by causing copy ofthis
order 10 bee published weeks -uccessiycly in The
Oxford Democrat printed At Paris, that they may
appear no q Probate Court 20 be held 10 Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday ol Aug nest
at o'clock in the forenoon and shew cause IL any
they have whyth same should nor be- allowed.
4. n. WALKER. judge.
\ true copy. attcst:-H. q. DAVIS, Rcgist,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
AMERICAN WATCH WINDER.

foH sAIf ~ AL DRUGGISTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

OXFORD. ~: AT q court OF Probate held lt
Paris within and or The County OF ON ioId
on the third Tuesday oi July a. ID. ls,1.
HANNlBAL 6. BROW Guardian o.! Agucs
hayiug presented hi, account Of guauiitu-hlp of
said ward Tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Gu1rI,3u give notisr
10 All persons interested bY causug copy oithi.
urlcrio publ hrdthrcr wee successive } iu thr
oxford Democrat printed 40 Paris. that they may
appear az q Probate Court 90 be- held at Plri,
In said County on The thifd Iur.day OF Aux neat
.tp O'Clock i'm the iorno00u aud ,hcw ctu., n mn,
thry have why The same should not hc allowed
\ II. WALKER. judge.
4 irlLe rlnn- Ai.n.l. u q. DIVE. I.--L-L-r-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

ONFtt'D. SIS AT 3D. Court Of Probate held tt
Pan, within ana ior tu, County of uAioTd
on clio N --I Tu, t.v of IGis. :. ID. lr--.
hNIU, p.U'iuno f Mar A. Mica N-trrN.ioN ui
: George vs.. NrNi.-f,r Bate 1I L4.,H b.. -..i
Comm, deceased, ptarl ns go. iu aIlaWaar, aul uf
fh, personal estate nl Der ilf. husband.
Ordered. That th, sail Petitioner give notice
60 au persons Interested hf cansing ,ory 81
cr-.iycly IN the oxford Democrat printed 40
Paris that ihcy may appear 90 % Probate Court
10 be hoId 90 pnrs in said Comfy ou th'
tair.l Tue.UAy ui Aug. most et . o'cl0rk iu Che
forenoon and show c1usc u any they have why
the same shout. not Be- granted.
4. Of. Wal kER. jude.
, 1877-01-11
Mfutftt ttItgr. peps(bta.
Ser &riee int Orient.

2onoon. 9. San. Oeitrei6 bai
feline &cierpen in 8Dbmen unb onberen
5bsiIen oes &eidss gu ben @afen &c.
rufen.
@en. sidernojef miro nidt nod Ger
bien suriidtebren, ionbern li9 na6 NiS-
90 beseben. Gr 1T bel oemgsarer inun-
9nabe qefanen.
Sic Nadri6ten iiber Die 9eitrise Con.
ferenslibuns iino b0df wiosripre6eno.
SCI Marauis bon Salisbury ion be-
reits einen 9ompfer erlanat baben unb
1i9 ON Is. 3. 81. ein5uihifen bcobli4-
tigen, tpenn tein Ginueritanonib ersisblt
miyo.
, 1877-01-11
Guropai(hf Nadridttn.

9ambmrg. Die iammerllhe Xa9e
bsutiher ~Nuswanoerer. welde pom 9e'
wtiieuloien N9enten aus Der Seimatb
9elodt unb in Nnt,perpen ihmGblih im
Glide s%elaiien wuroen, bat Die Nui'
mertiamfeit Der Negierunasbeboroen
BON Ncuem auf oas Ersibsn Der sluss
manosruusS. A9enten sclentt uno iiebt
man ener 4iideu MaBnab nen 9egen
oicielben emt9e9en. Nadosm bic Aus'
wanoerunss. I9entsn aus 9amburs
in Tolse Der nit,t genug an3ucrfcmeu'
ben Tbdtiateit oss Sberitaatsanwalts
Or. Mittelitaot sr0B'entbeils oertriebsn
iino, baben oielelben ii@ nah Hotter'
benz uno Antuerpen se,uanot, BON 100
lie ibr nidtSmiroises Sanomert fort.
sufibren luhen. 0oicntlid sell l9t
eS. ibrem Treiben auh BORT onrt Wtlts
wirtu 9 Der betr fftnoeu 81 ierunssn
Elm s3ict gu leeen.
Sin idrsdllhe Ebat uou;oa lid an
II. Nou. in 6olse pom @uerludt AMI
ben losenannten 0an9en Wtubreu elmer
SeitenltraBe Der ailen @itp. Shneloer
@olbsr serleth nit ieiner 6rau in Strelt
uuo ordu9te lhlieBlld lsptsre Oil paa
9e0ffnsts Teulter Der oritten Gtaye. uou
no CT lie nit einem StpB Iber ole
yriltun9 auf oas StraBe p.altsr itIr,.
ts. Die Truu &c ib Il etterte %au9enbllds
lid aui Dem 2rottoir. Der eiierllhtl'
g. @bsmann ltir3ts bann ole Grippe
%pinunter uno .wolte entflleben, aurOe
ieooA ertannt, elite in wt.oer pat. pom
mebreren Seuten oerfolst, tn leine Wobz
nuns 3urud uno ue, lhloB Die Gblr.
&aum na1 elmer Secunos erlbien er
audi iton am Tenltsr unb tur3te JIG
lelbn %blnuntcr. Sm 6alen blleb Der
Wtann jeoo9 al elnem UlsilAsrbateu
banyen uno erblelt erbeblihe Verlee
M en-. Dt unslidli9e 6rau wuroe
ais 0elte nad Dem &urpaule . Der ih~er
perleRte Sbneioer nab benz &ranten'
baule 9ebradt. Snwisfern ole Glis1'
lutt oes Wfannes besrlnoet, 1T blSber
nlebt aufsetlart worosn.
Cine ielteue Sasobeuts bat in Der
9tabe BON Bornb6ueo Der Sanonann
Dus9en semadt. ST ldoB eiuen prdAt'.
gen @oloaoler, bsiien 6la9elpsIts
rslAlid u SUP bstrdst.
Der 9rOBte uno iASnite Speider I'M.
lersr Staot, Elm audi IN ardltsftOnllasr
Ye;lstun9 berdbmtes Vauwert, oaS
Grbe u0u Miuind unb Sobne. III bel
, 1877-01-11
9nldnSi(de gspe(dsn.

@aibinston n, 10. Sannar. Yin
Deputy Serseant'at-arms" perlleb
Maibinston setsrn Ibeno nm WiQiam
Orton auf 8efsbl oss @preders gu per-
baiten uno i'm Dor bic 5Aranten oes
@sridts oes 9ouIes 81 brinssn, UNI Td
,uestn ansebli@en 8erlsbuns brienpri
pilesien su nerantmorten, uno ,pesen
MiBa9tuns belen Nutoritdt, oaonrt
bab er sefeblt bat Dor Dem Morrllon
Gomite nit sepiien PapNren uno 9e
peiden gu erihcnen.
Cine ipdtsre Depside iast, Yrdiioent
Orion miro liA ielbit beute Dem Ser
geant.ot.M rms" unter Nrret lteQcn.
Sem Orleans, 10. San. Sc
@taor lit sona rubia uno nit Nusnab-
me Ginger beuuffnsttn Mrtbsilunscm BON
Ni1o0's PollSei, nit tuelben Sanos
i9lsufen. iisbt nan ni6ls Don Dem se-
iiriytn Greisnllen. Hlht Elm eln5igcr
Sal Der @epa!t pbel Ueroronuns er.
eisnste ii9 in Der No6t, 10 piel mon
msib. Is linO feline @nSeiAsu elmer
8sriammluns Der 'erbibten Sdnar"n
bon setern. Yeios Yarteien iino isbr
su~riidboltsno nit ibren Nblidten uno
Nismono wsiB stipus auBer lire pertrou-
teten Greunbe.
New Orleans, 8. San. Ni9p1s
Milis 1T 5000 Maun fart. gls lie oas
3plbous bisien Morsen puilirte aui
ibrem Marid mad Sadion Square ma
rem Die 6enitsr in Oh 2suee Str. nit
Ser. Staaten Soloaten seiilt. Sic
Wlilia madtc .Sdulters &sluebr" uno
burabten, ipsl9es Die SoIoatsn a,piocr-
ten.
@onp. 9adoro unb Die 2caislatur
iino ms taotbaule, aber bic neueYoliSe
erlaubt nidt, bab YrOplliOnen ins Saus
9ebradt werosn.
penacola q, Slo., 10. Sau. Ser
PoH,us, welder mad Sioen auf Der
Yenlacola Giienbabn fabrt, ,uuros ss-
fern Na4t. bpr@ cine peri@obeneS @is-
, 1877-01-11
SpanIRU.

2onbon, 9. San. Gin Gorreipon'
bent Der bislsen v9,mes" idreibt aus
Wobrib unterm 3. San. ~Sn @uipuseoa
unb bena9barten Yrooinsen piitbst
heute Elm imhtbores Orfan. Ser8obn=
bof an Srun itebt in 6lammen. Sn Dem
@ebirse bremen bic @aloer auf meilen
lanaen @trsden. uno sanSe @iebbeeroen
unb DDrier lino Dem perbeercnoen Gle
mente gum Opfer sefa0en.
, 1877-01-11
GnBlanD.

2ono o n, 9. San. 9ie BON pbiIa.
belpbia mad Queenstomn befimmte
8arfe ~Scopo" muroe am Is. Nopbr.
bon Der M mni9aft auf bohsr Gee per-
~laiien. Sic Manni9aft lit in Maoaira
a%n9sfommen.
, 1877-01-11
geuti@lann.

Berlin, 9. San. Tirit 8ismard
lit wisoer trunt. @eine &ranfbsit 1T
nidt eefdbrlid, ma6t jeood bic &id-
febr na9 8arain notbwenois.
, 1877-01-11

ne bon Dem @sleiie gstporfen. Ser Sci.
ssr unh Sneenisur warben idtper Der
~unbet. 3wsi 3use batten bic Ste1e
cine Stunoe ftiber. serabe Dor Duntel,
tuerben paiirt. gs fdsint, oils msrn
Seulano ipdter abiidtlih Die S@'ene
peridoben bat. Die gompa9nie bat
$1,000 auf Die grsseifuns bes Sbaters
seIebt.
Srenton. rs, 10. San. De.
moret & gla,fs Wobsln unb Saro.9a-
ben brannte beute al. 0erluit $4,000
$. 9aIiteab Sbafer, giaenthiime. zines
8u6laoens, wuroe 9et0otet uno 5 an=
oere. ourd bas giuitir3en elmer Mauer
berpunbet.
&utlanb, ST., 9. San. Gin Yof.
aug Der r&utlano'9 abn" muroe seiiern
lie dus Dem @eleile ssidlsnherf iro
ltilr5te einen 20 SUB boben Mbbans bin=
ab. Don ben 80 9aHasieren erbislt'n
msbrere beoenfli9e. ieoo9 ni9t tootli6c
9erlebun9en.
5orrisbrrs,Y 3d.. 9. San. Sc
tern Morseas aus 2ptens' YaIep eia<
aetrofeae Depeiden meloen, ouB sic
5eueriuebr INNER ipeitere 6ortj6titte
moht. uno eoB man Den Brono in ben
&oblsnsruben na4tens gang gu iiber-
mdlti9en boft.
, 1877-01-11

Gas aefoblene @elbpafet.
Wtan erinnert nd, oak fiirslih Elm i'ber
$11 600 entbalteuoes Yafet, oas pom
Waibi aton t Shatamt al cine Hatio=
nalbanf iu@bicaao uooreliirt ruar, aeltob
len unroe. Ser Dieb bate oafir Elm
Fad.t Mac latur in ben Foniaf 1e
idmusaelt lille 8emabunaen Der @es
beimpoli;iiten, BENT Oiebe auf 81, Spur
III fomn1en, iuaren peraeblid) aeueien.
aber bieicm ielbit muB oas @ewiGe &c.
ldlagen boben. oenn er bat aeltern our1
eire brittle Ee ion bus@elo an ben Sdabs
me FIR Wpman surifaeldift. Man
bat eiaen @lerf be8 @datamteS, Namens
S,eo. g. @inslow, i'm Weroadt, unb elm
Terbaftsbefebl 1T aeaen i'm erlaiicn nor.
Den. Gr bate Tie Yadete III aooreiiren
uno baS lette Sieael ,arauf 3u orlfen.
Seit Der Terluft entoeGt mar fat l
i'm ftrena iibermaht, aber bis iebt noh
feinen Nnbaltspnnft fir etne &laI e 9eaen
tia tfinoen f0nncn. 8iuslom 1T aus
9cburtta.
eberptree. ,siagSa. bsi'et einsn
10aGer 1T isbr we.d. reinist sanilid
madt bic 9aut wcid. 1T falt uno iebr
!. in. Wit bent WaHer entitetat @aas,
melhes. weun a%ngs3lnoct, OILS elm bellies
5w~eiia.biseS 2id)t brennt.
3eitbiIb. Oifsier :: Sum, penn
Dein Batter bunbert Gier bat uno es
lino SpanSis oapon faul, wie plsI' pcr=
er bonn?
@sfrut Nidts, benn er perfauft bic
aud.
, 1877-01-11
Dtt Tnbkur>

pR 1uDkMrA
Msefimmt. tss sanss btsbsris. Setlpefasren ams
Nobbae nnb bur@ g%tnnebmen pom 9obpuInee
bewtrft. Tie 2obbaber seissn an, mo Sic 4rantbeit
ttbrsn Sib bat, r. ttsf fe ltesta nrS ~ slet@er
Tauienbe. fnb tn BEN lestsh awst Sabren In Der
Babe anltalt, "a STANTON Ctr, @sw gort, gebetlt
tporben. Inter ben Gebetlten befinbeu 5i9 piele
NerSte nnb Ipotbefer. Ole 9obbdber nnteridetsen
f1 non anberen BGbern baburd, ba6 5te birett auf
Bic &ranfbeit etnwirten, uab ben tranten Stoff ents
%fernen, tn tpeldet Sorn er aud gum Doridetn
tonme. Ste iinb etn 9erbrennungs, eber @usi4et>
bnn9ss groceB. ber &rantheitstofe. Sober &ranfe
eigener IrSt. Gerth Seman6 burd bieie 8dber ses
beflt tit, 10 tit er wtrflt9 unb rabifat gebetlt, m&bs
renb mad Der bisbert9en 9etlmetbobe BITE Mittef
8ewSbnlid 9efabrttder iinb ais ! e8rantbei EFT ieIbf,
smS I'D StsTs ~ sanass peer iseunSarsr Fronts
oSsieiS BE soy5ab.r oue sransb.it.n, inHt;rlis
unb duberli6. %turtren, 10 ftnb bod bic Wtrfunsen
bet tolssnosn Srantbsttsns Defenders penn ts ~
lid: Tteber, ielbft @erpens mnb Epphusfeber,
uerben iebr idmea, gew6bHli@ NIT 1-3 Bdbern,
turirt. SalSs unO Observation-Disclosures ptrb,,
s ss,sS ) Il le EEstt4ss ari Sa.''a @ ); i" siass si @sea::
t~nattsmuS perbea oft iebr. fdnsa sebetlt,
sbenio au9ens unb Sbrsntrantbettem, fowie aue
fppbilttiSd)e 8ranfbettex tn iebem @raoe. Bel
aaabersn Srantbeiten,, BrambpmnSen, @es
td)ipiirem, SerppbeIn &C. 1T bic gSirtuns cine
pl6stide u. ft6tbare. @ur Elm Dab lit binreiaenb,
I'm SSeben pom Der Wtrtans gu iber3ensen. Yeas
9entrcbS nnS bic fosenannte Gartt ober
burbeh sebeilt. get teSterer '&rantbett sebsn Is
Nro3ent Sss 8uderitoifes NIT ieSem Babe Sur@ b,s
llrtn ab.
Sic @asss ans etnuetmes Qnroer p.sbes mad
iebem plas tint aanbe p%erianbt, Der Qrcts beS
81. Man iaHe liz cine Bsoi&dre absr bic aosfa
" snsliiStr sher bsuti4er Sprade fdtten.
, 1877-01-11
Girginia @taatS>W a3etlt
tas..~ teraussssebsn ssn
3sbn 9. ptin.
10. 81 3p6lfte straee.
Mid m B, V a.

Wreiic ber auseisen:
, 1877-01-11

nbbafter N~oncurren5 our1 oHcntpaee
AUCTION on ole i5trn,a 2beuoor Sbn1lot
fur ben Yreis BON 305,4OO Wt. TAU lld
ubtr9esansen.
, 1877-01-11
6epr0e @ibipn, IT,,
(NaHtslaer BON ReGpaa s. @ib1pn.)

q 0. 1907 WataS traBe.
Smpp,temr mnb Gambler in
aGlem Sorten Vorseuau- rno 'slas>
Waaren. iospie in ueridieoenen
Arten Sausba tun9sse~
rdtbihafter.
Sh babe foeben biref ron Der Gatrif tn
2imosss, Bronfrsid, cine irii1e @entuna
Won benz ts1tsn frcnsUifpen Mp, e.rtifsln In
@laswaaren. melbe iiG lebr fir SaIopus uno
Wirtb'haften sisnen, erbalten II b bite tas
publitam mit sa bsiudsn, ba i9 lsbr srtUtis
bin meme Waarsu ~ aetara.
, 1877-01-11

RE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE Is LARGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1877-01-11

g.. ~ mal $o75
Gin Saudre, ,wet Wta' ia
Gin Sanart. hret Wlal anoo
Gin Sauare. cine Wshe 2UO
Gin eauare, stnen @snat ~
Gin s9rars bret 1fonate D"o
erSs,f4 ~gn,.tssr wsr en- 'pts'r bsre@nss.
Nnt otsr ~,peniaer Set rb,lben etnen Square.
Hue Nuaetsen Fnb tn gsraus su tatlen.
Die 3eituna wirt IN Nta mont unh ura'
ssaenb ssn ben 7rdsern fir rs Gents per
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
HOME MARKETS.
HAYS 5DIS-.g

Z
! BEANS-Sl 25GI 5Jper bJ.
/ RIE-S3 s35c; choice white, 4oc.
| IGGS-l79lSc. Out OF farmers wagons
CHEESE-Hanss,s make, new 2iaaIlc.
FLOUR-Choice family. NNNN, $50; Col
den Eagle, 80; Western Rose, 2.51.
BUTTER-IGe5iSc, common choice in de-
mand. at 2cer22 cents market full.
oAIS-i>s2yc; wiz. the market well sup
piled.
BRAN iJs fjc per cwt,, :. PEI ton
oNIo\S-i eiiow D.uvcIs, sc; Rcd. 10
cents.
wnEAT-No. :. sI1; Nos. / O5stI Os
NJ. 4, N'-a.t": rejected 7,S-.tas. \ good
supply ct New wh,;riIn uIITkct
CORN Marked pfir' tor choice whit. e,i.esI
Yellow, .Is:Jc. shippers paid .,st27e; New
25ccltS.
POTATOES Market i :iuu; Euly Rose.
'f',s.-'; Peach Blows, tra,jO; Sweet Potato,s,
t,.t,1
lpULTlsN-Chickrns. Old 81 OaS2 y per
dozen; Sprins, Il 5"aI -. Turkeys, taF.
WILD "AME-GraiiS, / 75t. 90; Prairie
thickeus,SiU'
HEMP-Is quoted at Siets3 "A per cxt. here,
and so.d7C per ton undressed dressed hemp
in 81. Louis being II51SIC5 per ton; hemp
Ne, d sold at S559Oc. per busheI.
BROoMCOBN-Isq quoted at Si1ls6O per ton
Chicago price, 81 2DaI 81.
BAcON-Retail,l l2i e, for sides anu I2l &c. for
hams; not much in the market I0cents
wholesale.
VOOLFOLK and hickory, 50; elm and cot
81 per cord.
APPI.E>-B.-st Si25aI.SD barrel measure; 1;
common 75dlOO
HONEl-l5c. per pound. In demand.
ORANGES OOay 10 per box. New crop
just commenced to arrive.
LEMONS IS C0a9 "a per box
Cattle Siarkci.
CATTLE .GI' e for shipping; butchers
are paying - =et.i's cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Mexican Border Question En-.
sssin9 the Attention Of the
House.
Mr.. Chat . nts to Make the u.
P. R. r. Live up to the Law.
Some Members of the House Favor
Reduction of the Army II
5000 Men.
Sc IArE..

WASHINGTON, u. e, November s, Is1..-
During the morning hour, a number of bill.
were introduced and referred to appropriat,
committees Among them the following:
Ky MIR. MArTH EWS-A bill supple.
mcntary To an act entiiled "in act to pro
vide for the resumpti IN OF specie payment, y
| approved January li:h, 1875
Mr.. EDMU NDS submitted resolution
inStruciing the committee on judiciary. 10
| inquire and report VIII .ther any legislation
Is necessary in order to authorize the
payment out OF any monies received, or to
Dc received, from the itepublic of Mexico,
or otherwise, 10 American claimants as
awards made by the commission created un-
der the treaty between the United States
AMI The said Republic. rabitications whereof
were exchanged on tIe :-st Of February,
1863. Agreed TO.
Mr.. CIAFFEE Submitted a long pream-
bic regariing the Union Pacific Railroad
and rs branches, with resolution that the
President of the United States be requested
10 inform the Senate what legal impedi-
men,-, II any iiSt, prevents him from exc
cutting The law in accordance wilh the obli-
cations accepted, and the agreement made
by the tninI Pacific Railr al Company
and ITS branches, and agreed upon in the
several .acts of Congress. Laid over at the
request ..of Mr.. Chafiee, who gave notice
that he would call it up early mex. week
for the purpose Of submitting the SINE re-
marks.
Mr.. EDMUNDS introduced bill to
grant the widow of Gen. Ames Il. Eaton
pension OF so per month. Referred.
The resolution submitted Iy Mr.
Maxey on Tuesday last, calling on the
President for information in regard to the
Rescue Of prisoners from the Stark county,
Texas, Jail, by outlaws from Mexico, IN
August last, was taken up and agreed to
also the resolution submitted by Mr.. Nit
ciiell, Of Oregon, on Tuesday last, calling
upon the Secretary of the Interior for infor-
mation as To the number of miles of Northern
Pacific railroad constructed, what amount
of subsidy per mile, &c. The Senate then
at l22O went into executive session.
When the doors were opened the Senate
adjourned.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
MILITARY MATTERS.

The following are the latest special orders
from the headquarters department Of the
Platte;
Thomas r. Quinn, and Second Lieut. Ienant
Charles W. Mason. Fourth infantry, are de-
tailed as meinbeIs OF he general court mar
| tisl convened at Fort Mckinney W. I. by
special ,...ieis No. lao, current series, from
these hea.iquarters.
Private Eugene wairous. company g, Fifth
cak airy, II relieved noin VufY ~ Telegraph
operator, at Chug Mater. and Will, at once,
| the camrnanding officer 10. duty as telegraph
lyon the recoi.,e ntation OF his company
aud post commander, the unexpired portion
| OF The confinement awarded 10 private Frank
Dubois, company q, Fiith cavalry, by SEN
{. nee Of general court martial orders No, "a
current series, from these hee Ausstefs, is
hereby remitt.-i, ~,
Cst,ssin t1win Pollock, Ninth infantry,
commanding Fort Mckinney, W.T., is here.
| by appointed special ibspectaT, Ia Inspect
s9ea pubic propt " now al his post, other
than That for iiiciI he is himself RESPONSE le,
as requires the action OF an inspector.
Captain Samuel 7. Ferris, Ninth infantry,
| Is hereby appointed a special inspector, to in.
pes, rStt for III ,Hin PSh
Ger af eonnpapy &, Ninth infantry, is r,rpcn.
sible, and winch y now reported as requiring
the action Of an Inspector.
Leave Of absence for one month"; with per
mission 10 apply for an exten>io Of three
months, is granted First Lieutenant tssurye
Q; o., W,sstsF, S Fourth inisutry. Fort Fe'ter-
second lieutenant Edgar u. Rober,son :,
Ninth infantry. will pr,iceed ty the irst train
TO Sidpsy Rarraoks, Nebraska, where upon
arrival he will report TO the commanding OH
Ger for temporary duty with company I,
The islcsraPhie INSTRUCTIONS OF October I'D,
1871, requiring that First Lieutenant Robert
W. Shufeidt, assistant surgeon, accompany
the companies OF Fifth cavalry, ordered 10
Fort D. 4. Russell and 10 report for temporary
duty AZ that posa, aud Acting Assistant Sur.
geon. u. p. LecomPte, proceed with the thrse
companies Of Finn cavalry, ordered TO Fort
Mckinney, and report for outy at that post,
are hereby con0rmed.
The Geographic Instructions Of the 9th, re-
Quiring Lieut.. Col. l. p, bradley. Ninth In
fantry, to proceed 10 Omaha Barracks, Neb
| ON temporary duty are conirmed. Upon
completion OF this duty, Lieut.. C,ol Bradley
will proceed to Fogt Sanders, Wyo., and as
sume command a that post.
Major v. x. Hart. Fifth Cavalry, now ct H
NcPhefs0n, viii proceed % ~ b A. RuSsrsil.
Wyo., anA fcp6P TO the comniAndinx ofiicer
Of ihes pm ~ duty.
Upoa - AepAFture of Company A. Ninth
IraSnslY, Au9 North Platte 10 Fost HePner.
-, th66ennanding oMcs. Fogs AcPhsssoa.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
KANSAS CITY IN DARKNESS.
~ ahe street Lamps Put Out sy the
ssA Com pany.

The second city in the fifth State of the
Union was in darkness last night. This stale
ment is UNNECESSARY to any one who WAS ont
sGer nighi-fall, ms II was a fact most evident
10 all. Not a street lamp was lighted from
Forest avenue 10 the stale Line, or from %. X,
Greek TO the leyee. EYeywhere darkness
yeigned sapseIne. The FACTS i'm the case
are simply these: For ten yeaIs the gas cpm-
papy have bern lighting two hundred and
one strest lamps at the rate Of sl2.oo each,
and charging tine citiz.ns from s4.oo to
81 50. Some weeks ago, the proper commit
PRESIDENT of the gas o6mpsny, 1sresd 'th' :
3iere should be 80 street lam p lighted at
k2.so each, aud that the rate of private .on-
Sumea should not exceed SO. Al osHlla-
ance to thi, effect was drawn up and "a =
hv and with the consent OF the PrS>.d mt of
the gas company tcxcs p ,ng perhaps % much
RS relates 70 private ean>umers This ordi,
nance the Mayor .setussi, sni IL was PASSED
BIER his WIG <6W ~ N. el, yenth hour
Comes The PTssid' nj ri IN gas company aud
eeYnar> 10 st-c de Ia the terms of the contract,
nd d, inands New conditions. These the
Council. al its meeting Monday night, did
not fe justifi ID in nc 1ding tn, and passed a
resolution iiisiruciing the Auditing Com
he present rsii- On the strength of
this resolution, the gas company, through its
presiderit, thinking IL could builloze the
council and the city. cut of the gtts last night
efsd placed the q. darkness. such step was
sffiaiiiy aad eniriy u.iu>,ifiable, and IL the
gas pomp,ny thinks Ia make q point IN re y
II Is ry much mistaken. No attempt is
made at this tiur 20 det.rmine the M. "a s #
the opmpsny, hut no m after wSIat they may
b., the actipn Qf the gar company ia placing
the city In darkness canned be just ifiesi und r
any circumstances, and instead of rebound
ing 10 its benefit, il will simply make Ine
c.uncil and the citizens more dctermiped in
opposing what Is conSi er,d the unjust u /.
tortion Of monopoly y.-Rsnsg City 7fmes.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15
4 LIVE FIR ".
Stevens and Gsrrigues Steadily MAX =
ing improvements 10 n Mammoth

ing ImproSemenss 10 n Mammoth u
Establish me0t
The well-known firm of Stevens & CARR
gues, need, no commendation from US. The
past history of the establishment is a matter
of record, and no system of putting" could
make ii appear TO better advantage than
do the facts that continually appear
in their business transactions. We
dropped into the large store owned
and managed by the above-named gentle
men, at No. 36 Delaware street, yesterday,
not for the purpose of'getting "A point or two,
but merely To see how the trad,. was going in
a general way. We found that many i'm :
provements had been made in the way of
more room and additions To stock. Thrr"
stories weie found TO he filled with all kinds
of wagon materials, from a liking bolt To tli'.
heaviest part of the vehicle. quite a iary-
ture. Everything was arranged in a
tasteful manner, and although tEr
rush of business was great everything seemed
to work smoothly, showing that the gentle
men of the firm thoroughly understand their
business. On inquiry IL was sit>c-rttined that
ten c. r loads of goo Is from the east hal b.
received during the present month To- h'l
orders and Keep up stock The firm has "a
large ware house on Cherokee street, W 'irh
il filled with the heavier classes Of wagon
stock, there not being room at the b-llNa-r
street store to accommodate il all shipments
during the past few weeks to points through
out the state have nearly doubled thoSe 81 last
year. from the fact thai the firm can dupl cat b
~. Louis prices. and thus save freight tariff
men report trade good now, and reported a
large shipment of wagon springs, etc, 10 In
dependence this week. They are men al
terprise and deserve to be successful.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-11-15

will ,.etiii one officer and ten ma fioIn IN
f.ntry companies OF his command. 10 guard
public property al North P.aIte- This com
ma and will be changed from time 10 time -
becomes necessary
Captain Gerald Russell, Third cavalry, W III
proceed TO Fort Laramie. tp amp at they-
enne depot, W T., iOrtne purpose of forward
ing his company property. laundT.-sse>, etc,
from that post TO Fort Laramie, on compile
tion of this DUTY.
Second Lieutenant Ge,.rge \. Dodd. Third
cavalry, is assigned 10 temporary duty with
company +, Third cavalry, now en-route 10
Red Cloud Agency.