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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
NOTICE,

m Gan mahs money f.s,sr u work for us Tran
y o. anything elpe. Capital no. required; We
Win start you. Si1 per day q home made ny
the industfious- Men. women. boys and girls
tina. Costiy oufnt and tsrns trvs. Addrsa
uhA eus TRuk 90. Anguish. Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

Now is the season whom the wicked
husband can cut short domestic argu-
msnt BY striking at mosquito and hit
ting his wifs's nose.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

All sufferers from this disease that are snxious
C1asumptive PowdersA Thee Powders arc the
only preparation known thai will eure Coz.
sumption. and all aisea.ev Of the throat and
lung.-indced. 80 strong 10 our fAith In them.
an also TO convince you thai they are no hum
bus. we will forward 10 svery suneref. BY mall.
post paid. 9 free Trial Boz.
We don't want your money until you are per.
fectly satisned of their curative powers. II
your life 10 worth saving. don't dela, In giving
ihe.e Powders q trial, ~ they will surely cure
yoa-
the United STATES or Canada. By mail. on rsesips
Of price. Address, -
AsII a. ROBDINi
$50 Fulton .trvet. kkooktyn. N. U.
fe5 Islv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

This COMMITTEES recommend to the several
County Committees 10 adopt such re~tricuons
st the primaries ~ shall exclude ell except well
known hepublican voters from voting tor dele.
gales to The State Convention. The manner OF
choosing sAld Delcgstss was referred to the ~.
ersl County Committees for thsir respective
CO. BArrERMAN. Chairman.
IIENRr PIrER. Secretary. aus "a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13

CAPrrAL punishment - making bad
boys ds with good girls,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
Wednesday, September IS. 1873,
At n o'clock noon Of tAssday.
For the purposs Of nominating candidates for

Lisutsnant Governor,
Secretary OF Btats.
stste Controller.
STATE Treasurer,
Attorney General.
Surveyor GENERAL,
Representative In Consrsss.
Justice Of toe Supreme Court,
Clerk OF the Supreme Court
Also, for the selection Of Ststs Central Com
mit,es, and Tor the transaetion o. such other
business as may properly come bsiors The. Goa.
yention.
DELEGATES TO said oonvsntion were appor.
toned from each county. - follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
Prioo, on Cents.

Ne careful TO call for crcoLlrSs'voLrsicr rIAa
fkR lest you get some WORTHLESS. Imitation. bold
fOrrER Proprietors. Bs.isa. Mss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-09-13
A. Iten sf Interest % Every Lady whs
Desires % be Mere Beautiful
tkau she new II.

Unfortunstsly not one woman In husdred.
subjected IN ths whims Of IN american climsts.
possesses that bssia and Starting point of real
besuty-s purs and clear complexion.
What nature has thus denied. Art must Be
called upon TO furnish.
HAsaa placed beauty within the reach Of every
unble~sed daughter of kye when be discovered
that surprising article. known In fAshionaols
circles as the trus secret Of beauty. and eailss
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05

Every tit OF coughing in the still
watches of the night, is a stab in the
dark at the lungs. Heal the stab and
stop the statbiug with Hale's Honey of
Horehound aud Tar. Nothing is SO
soothing. Nothing so quickly cures.
No remedy can be less disagreeable.
Pixies Tooihache Drops cure Tooth
ache in one minute. Sold by oil Drug.
gasts at as cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
Read and Learn for Yourself.

Read and Learn for Yourself.
Many valuable discoveries and much.
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because of the immense expense
in making them known to'the people.
This is not the case with Boschee s
German Syrup. although but a few
years introduced into this country its
sale now reaches to every town aud
village in the United States. It's won-
derful success in curing consun otion,
severe coughs. pneumonia, asthma.
and all other diseases of the throat and
lungs, was first made known by dis
Irritating every year. tor three years, over
4O0. 900 bottles to the afflicted, free of
charge, by druggists. No such test OF
merit was ever given before to any
other preparation, Could you ask
more? Go to your druggist aud get
bottle for rs cents and try 1t. Sample
bottles lU cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Growers CONFEssIoN.''
sSkeptic's'' Argument on the Sub
iect Reviewed.

Under the heading of Bowers Con.
fession" "Skeptic" enters into what I
suppose he thiaks is an elaborate argu-
ment TO show that Rover has confessed
his guilt to the spirit circles. Els says:
ut follows then. when Rover says be
atoned for the blood of another, that it
esthe blood OF Sharp be was atouing
for, and that be could not atone for it
unless he was guilty OF spilling it,"
IL is said that Christ atoned for the
sins of the world ). therefore, thirst was
guilty of these SINS. according to the
logic of "Skeptie." In another portion
OF his article he shows himself to be as
ignorant of the testimony in the Rover
case as he is of Christ. and initiates
and, manufactures testimony to suit
himself But l will not trespass fur.
Their upon your space. as Rover is able,
dead or alive, to fight his own battles
with" Skeptic. !" salts VERBeRUM.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
The Piute Princess.

Sally Winnemucca. the Piute Prin-
cess. Is now living at Warm Springs,
Oraut county. Oregon, as the wife of
one Of her subjects. The too nIeqaent
visits of pale face at her wigwam
caused great connection in the camp,
and several pitched battles, in which
war clubs were RELY used. were fought
by Her Highuess before she could be
persuaded to hold no further communi-
cation with the insinuating white man
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05

People are g ing wild over simple
instrument, which they call tele-
phone. that has just been introduced
here. IL CONSISTS of two tin tubes, bot
tomiess yeast 20 sder cans answer the
purpose, over Que end of which a piece
OF parchment Or thin leather is tightly
drawn AMI fastened. A thread or wire
is run through the center of this
''sounder" aud s,ened inside the
tube. Two.of the instruments are then
connected by wire piece of twine or
thread, aud the machine is in working
order Tue seCdrr of message places
his mouth TO the tubs at one end of the
wire when speaking. aud the person to
whom the message Is sent holds the
tube at the other end of the line to his
ear. Ia this way conversation can be
carried on between two persons several
hundred teet apart. which cannot be
heard by others who may be standing
between them along the wire.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
Called TO Unionville.

DR.. johnson was called to Uniouyille
last Sunday night to attend Mrs.
Joseph Hill, of that place, whose life
was almost despaired of. A dispatch
received by her father yesterday after
noon reported her much better.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05

The Sheriff adjourned, court yester-
day for the term. the lawyers having
agreed that all cases now pending be
continued until the April term. which
commences on the first Monday in
April, at which time it is hoped Judge
Bonnifeld will be able to preside on
the bench.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05

Rev. G.. W. Fitch, in response to a
dispatch, went to Lovelocks last eve
ming to preach the funeral sermon of
G. q. kuox, "a resident of that place,
who died last Sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
Oriental Products.

A train of eighteen cars, loaded with
goods feom China and Japan. passed
east yesterday. Among. the articles
were two car loads Of silk. and one car
load of fans.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
Reeves shipped.

A cattle train. consisting of 26 cars,
loaded with about 500 head of beef
cattle, by Catalow & Johnson. of Idaho,
left this station last night for San Fran
cisco.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
silver city Freight.

One of McDonald's freight teams
loaded to-day with $4,000 pounds of
freight for Silver City,.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
A Military Prisoner.

Capt. Thompson and four enlisted
men. from Camp McDermit, left yester-
day for Fort Alcatraz, San Fran cisco
with military prisoner.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT.

First cllss--lst prizs. John Bayley;
2ud prlze. Belle Kyle; 3rd prize, Ella
Zoos.
Second class-lst prize. Willie Clemo
2od prizs. Elgene Trousdale; 3rd
prize, Morris Henkel..
Third eiass--lst prize, Phoebe Bell;
End. Ollie Bayiey; 3rd, Josis Sears.
Fourtt cass--Ist prize. Annie Noff-
singer; 2ud, Edwin Pryor; 3rd, Lora
Tiousdale.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
First class LIST prize, Ira Osborn
2nd, Lawrence pryor; 3sd, Minnie
Houston.
Second class 1st prize, Marion
Sauderson; 2nd. Berthe Young; 3rd,
Charis lex.
Third class LIST prize, Katie Cald-
well; 2nd. George Osborn; 3rd, Estella
Rhodes.
Fourth ciass--lst prize. Beujamin
Sears; Fad. Tia Gabriel; 3rd, Lulu
Drais.
The names of the successful compet-
itors have been forwarded to Sacrament
to. and doubtless the prizes will be
sent them forth eith.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT
Last Evenings Board,

Aa9N hVatus
$50 Meadow Valley, 200.
400 Raymond a. Ely, 5.
220 Eureka, 4l9+, AZ.
$40 Alps, 224
$50 Belmont. 40. SOC.
225 Leopard 80. SIC,
200 Panther. 30c.
1900 Hussey. lI0c.
250 N. Belle. l04, 10.
450 ella. Goo.
100 Gen Thomas, Toe.
6S5 DeFrees. 4lc.
1890 Grand Prize. l2A. 12H b2o.
535 Best & Beieher. 2254. 20.
30 California. 29z+. 80 b5.
100 Senator, 81
100 Hale IL Norcross, 1917.
10 Button. Ga, 81.
10 Chollar. 81 3l4.
300 Tip Top. 81.
$50 Could & Curry, az. 93S.
$50 Exeheqner. 43O. 425c.
$50 Justice, 81, ga.
1875 Con Va. 221<.
180 Alta. s.
40 Julia. 2G0c.
so Martin White. 5.
So Mexican. 1917.
200 Hussey, ll5c.
500 Troj IN. 6Jc.
300 Ward. l.
$50 Imperial. Toe.
50 Silver Hill. 2X.
100 Argsnta, 60c.
20 Union. 3 -.
go California 80. 29Z.
90 Oyermau, l6.
so Confidence. 5.
900 Navajo, 1919.
800 Endowment. G5c.
440 Young America, 45c.
800 Indepena |.
1900 Silver Prize. 70. SOC.
500 Hornet. 25c.
10 Morning Star. 2.
500 Belle Isle. 45c.
$50 Day |.
500 Hamburg, $40, $3.50.
100 Falcon 9jc
This M,rninG's Board.
co Ophis. 5314
900 Mexican 1879. 1917.
$50 Could a. Curry, 9H. 9H.
900 Best " Bslcner. %. 22X.
1850 California 81 331s.
2S5 Savage. IL ~.
1900 Con Va. 224. 22T.
30 Chollar. 81.
loo Hale u N,rcross. 1917. 10.
40 Grown Poiut. a. 6.
40 yellow Jacket lOE. 104.
$40 Imperial ~, 75c.
20 Kentnck.
2G0 Belchor 40, 475c.
2l5 Sierra Nevada. 465. 470c.
10 Utah. 10, l2ss
$50 Bullion. 65o 90.
800 Excheqner, 45u, 455c.
$50 Overmtn 10, 1871.
1920 Justice, 9}s "a.
1900 Succor. 23l 1850.
100 Union so 6.
260 Alta ~ 8 bj.
405 Julia. 265. 250c.
430 Caledonia, 270. 275e.
240 Silver HlIl, go. 255c.
% Challenge 75c.
300 Dayton Doc
40 New York 1850.
1000 Senator 4l5, 425c.
1870 Woodyills SOC.
100 Andes. 65c
laS0 Wells Fargo, 10. 80.
400 Leviathin, $50.
500 Trojan, 50. 5oe.
300 Mornii & Star. l45c.
100 Solid SILVER. 81
200 st. Louis. Ate.
m1azu4aursAx=@AHsnussazzuzz~7
Stabs ia the Dariss.
Every fit of coughing in the still
k1l. II 4.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
Dissolution OfPartnerSRip.

nj Office is hereby given that the part
~ nership heretofore existing between
Joseph Thomas, John Thomas and Charles
Thomas is this day dissolved by mutUel con-
sent. JOS PHI THOMAS,
JOHN THOMAS,
CHARLES THOMAS.
u Wtnnemacca, Feb. IS, 1875 Aws
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05
Prizes Awarded,

The prizes offered by Messrs. Vein
stock d Lubin, of the Mechanics
Store, Sacramento, for the best scholar
ship aud behavior ia the several classes
of the public school here. have, tier u
months competition. been awarded as
follows.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-03-05

IL Range of temperature at this station
yesterday Highest, ~ deg; lowest, 20 deg:
range, Is; average, 80 deg.
Net@ In The colamn headed Min. Their
mometer" the d cures indicate the lowest
Temperature d1sing the night az the
respective stations Degrees below zero.
have the minus -" sign prehxed
JsU. HEALY,
Corp'I signal Service. u. y. A.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
TOMBS TURNKEYS.

The case OF Keeper Falion, Of the Tombs Prison.
charged by a prisoner with defrauding him out OF .
coat still remains before the Commissioners OF Char
ties and Correction undecided TO learn tho full OK.
tent OF the charges a HERALD reporter yesterday
VISITED tho prisoner, whose name Is Bowdin, and
whose alleged crime 10 psrury He was very reicens,
saying that no had said to tho Commissioners who
wero investigating tho matter all he INTENDED
to say. at does not amount TO any
thing any way," ne said careIessly: "i had not
intended 10 say anything about IL Tho TACT u was
talking through tho bars with my vile ono day and
told her that had given Keeper Faon my overcoat
10 pawn Tor 81 ana that no hadn't gwen mo tho
money. she went and told Warden Quinn, who at
placed the keeper trial. That's all there 10 10
II. | don't know of anything moro"
The investigation BY the Commissioners mas thus
far bcen kept quiet but from nints let tail by one OF
them u would appeas that no other Irregularities
have come 70 lght The accused keeper omphati.
caly donies ever having obtained Bowdn's coat for
any purpose and the other Keepers say that tho pris
oner's story Is entirely false Said one OF them,
conyersation with reporter: :-"Evcry onoe in q
while reports get around that keepers charge prison
crs for doing them favors. We do not have any
chance TO favor them enough, even II wo wanted TO.
OF course occasionally pass poor fellow o
cncw OF tobacco but that's about all.
Notwithstanding the denials OF the keepers II Is bc.
Icved by many familiar with tho in,crnal management
city prisons that many little practices exist by
which occasional feo Is wtung from tho prisoners
Warden Quinn expresses msef determined TO ferret
out any irregularities In the Tombs and subject the
offenders TO the full punishment
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
A SUCCESSFUL BENEFIT.

Tho complimentary bspeAt rendered TO John ".
Hamilton, at Gmoro's Garden, last evening, AZ
riety exhibition was very creditabie. There were
about twenty-five hundred persons present.
Dan Luke was first introduced, and IN
song and dance meritcd tho hearty
applause no received There other performer OF
the character later in the evening" and they
also kindly treated Mile Adeia Franzini In dicult
bicycle act the stage erected 10 the Middle
OF the extensive floor, astonished tho lookers-on
with the grace and which she displayed.
Messrs. Ambrose aud Hesh mad throe bouts in
Greco Roman wrestling, the latter winning the second
falls. Several sparrng contests pleased the
audience. Billy Edwards and John Cash the rst
who set to, and IN three rounds there was consider
able science snown. Cash is improving. Gallagher
and Ryan also boxed, did Ned Mullahan and
Mickey Coburn and others. The Lawrence
SISTERS trapeze performers. executed many difcult
feats, and thcn there WAS club swinging and collar
and elbow wrestling by professionals. Tho latter
event brought forward Charles Murphy, fNcw York,
and one Kennedy, from Now Haven They wero
fifteen minutes the stage without fall. though
each anxious TO best the other. Many
locks essayed. but prettiy broken,
and tho wresllers retired, much to
dcc,1ing the contest A handicap walk OF one mile
being adjudged tho winner in the actual time OF SIN.
0ls Mme. Rays colored ballot troupe appeared dur
ing the evening. and n three milo walk brought out
several amateurs. whose efforts were descrvcdy
recognized. An "Ote virginny" cake walk wound up
the entertainment.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
THE COLLINS LINE OF STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb 49, 1878.
Mr. Sherwood, tho secretary OF the Maritime Elk.
change received this afternoon the following despatch
from New York.
The schooner Paul seavey which arrived at New York
yesterday reports having January %. at tho
mouth OF the Amaxon American ste amer. which Is
posed to be the Mercedita
THIS news created peasurable excitement through.
out the CITY, as grave tears had been for time
entertained for her safety
The City Of Richmond, the third ship sent out BY
the Mcssrs Collins to Brazil, has been heard FROM as
Will be from the following despatch just received
from ST. Thomas
ST. TnoMAs, Feb. 23 1873.
PHlLir COLLINS. Phiadelphla:-
Detained outside thirty six hours account OF fog All
we'll stormy passage. THOMAS COLLINS.
Tho Coroner Of this city is to officially investigate
the cause Of the disaster to the steamer Metropolis
The bodies OF Two unrccoguized victims of the wreck
have boon lying the Morguo weeks past Thou
eands have called to thcm but thus far they
not been recognized Coroner Giibort will convene
inquest on Tuesday, and Witnesses have been sub
puenaed who can throw s0me lignt upon the sea-
wOrthiness OF the vossc question that has created
much discussion, but seems now TO be settled In tho
negative.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
The NATIONAL PARTY CONVENTION.
CLOSING WORK OF THE sEssIoN-AN ENTIRE
SEPARATION FROM OLD PARTIES AGREED

CLOSING WORK OF THE sEssIoN-AN ENTIRE
SEPARATION FROM OLD PARTIES AGREED
UPoN.
TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. %, 1878.
In the closing proceedings Of tho Greeonback Con.
vention yesterday Mr.. H. NJ. pomeroy offered tho fol-
owng. and, In explaining It, vindioatod himself from
the charge that he was engaged leading the green.
back party into tho Democratic fold. Hs declared
that his life was pledged TO carry this great green.
back work and that he forever separated from his
old democratic afllliatious:-
Resolved That believe la tho supremacy OF Law
aud above all porsh~bie maternal aud In
sy OF party O. united people that Will rise old
localities Will organize anew united greenbAck men,
nomius for Office ofcAl position only persons
sacred and, epective OF creed color place
birth conditions of political sorvude
only Tor men who entirely abandon old party lines and
organizations.
During tho discussion It was charged that tho In.
dus,ra party had been studously neglected in rcso.
lutons and discussions ana that the grecntack idea
bad almost excluded the working classes from any
part in the Convention. Such action was disciaimed
BY several delegates, and Mr.. Pomeroy, to remove
any such impression, modified his reso ution
by inserting the word "nationaI' for ''greenback.n
The resolution was then mousIy agreed TO.
Mr.. Durant, from the District OF Columbia, read n
despatch from Hon. Is. +. Butler, which was with
held from the press but which urged the Conven
to deDounco the modification OF the Silver bill IN
sisted on by the gold men, and to pass antiresump-
ton resolutions A resolution was offered and
passed Congress a delusio and indig con.
demning IL as a financial measure.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
THE DEFUNCT Waikiki BANK.
MIDpLErowx. N. Y. Feb. %. 1878.

MIDDLErowX, N. Y, Feb. %. 1873.
meeting Of tho stockholders and receivers OF tho
deunct wallgi Bank was held to-day to consider
the manner in which uiairs conducted by Re-
ceiver John Burroughs General &. II. Van wyck,
who had examined tho bills in tho Comp
trolsr's Office at Washington, reported that
the attorneys bills were excessive, and that
other expenses we're cxtravaganI Middlctown law
firm having the largest bil efcred to abate 81, 500
thereon. This bill was made against tho bank pre-
vi0us It's failure aud mad been allowed In full. inc
directors demand reduction Of SO, ,000 including
charse Of 500 for counsel TO the receiver Mr. Bur
roughs. who has had $500 per year for
nvs years. offered 10 serve without pay
after tho lst Of April next Since the meeting
Recover Burroughs reported that he had collected
round numbers s2Os, 900 including s37 900 in assess
ments. He had paid depostors sl5S. 900; owners of
the stolen bonds on the twenty-five per cent com.
PROMISE S11 000 taxes builders lien, S. 400; le-
gal expenses, $500; other expenses, $l8 G00 and
mas In cash on hand s., 700 There has been expen.
sive litigation bouds misapproprated by otcers
and other claims are still pending
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
BURIED BENEATH BRICKS.
TWO woRKMEN INJURED BY THE FALL OF A

TWO woRKMEN INJURED BY THE FALL OF
NEW WALL ON LEXINGTON AVENUE
The wall Of building In course OF erection on Lex
inston avenue. between Ninety fourth and Ninety.hnh
streets, fell yesterday morning, aud Two workmen
injured Tho neighbors insinuated that tho wall
WIS faulty In construction aud should never have
b,cn allowed 10 bc pu, up This however, seems to oc
unfounded In fact for according the statements OF
the contractor and official inspector OF the building.
the material and It's construction OF tho very best
quality, while all tho requirements OF Law faith
fully observed. They sscrbe the falling OF tho wall
the action OF the rain upon during great storm Of
Thursday.
THE ACCIDENT.
Between eight and nine O'Clock yesterday morning
the laborcrs and masons who we're at work upon
OF throe story brown stone buildings in the Of
erection on Lexington avenue and Ninety fourth and
DIneynnh streets, were startled from their labor by
seeing the wall Of one Of tho houses suddenly sway
once or twice In the damp air, and then. With low.
The New York herald., 1878-02-24
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

wAsnrsGroS, Fob 90, 1873.
Surgeon G. 7. Alexander is relieved from duty in
tho Department Of Columbia and will proceed TO ST.
Louis and report by lettor 10 the Surgeon General
his arrival there.
The following changes In tho stations and duties OF
officers Of tho Ordnance Department ann ou nccd-
Captain William Prince Is relieved from duty as
chief ordnance officer. Department OF the Gull,
and will proceed TO New York and await
orders; tho department. commander n author.
izcd 10 ootaii = suitable person TO accompany
hun II 10 shall be deemed necessary; First
Lieutenant Charles Shaler ~ relieved from duty at
tho San Antonio Arsenal Texas and viii report tho
Commanding General Department OF the Gull. for
duty az chief ordnance officer OF that department.
Second Lieutenant 5. j. Mulhall, Fourteenth
infantry, will report TO the Supcrintenacnt OF general
recruiting service, New York, to accompany n do
achment o recruits under orders tor the Nineteenth
Infantry. Upon the completion OF tn duty ne will
join his proper station. Second Lieutenant J. II. II.
Peshine Thirteenth infantry, Is relieved from duty ut
the Artillery Schooi, Fortress Monroe, Virginia, To
take effect May l, and viii join his company.
Tho superintendent Of general recruiting service
Will cause 242 recruits to bc prepared ana forwarded
under proper charge to Fort Snelling MINI, for
sisnmcnt TO the Seventh infantry.