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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-05
MesklY asauebse 5ournal

fQbllsned every Wednesday Inurninx, is Ga,
largest loho paper In the STATE, Containing news
poltical articles, agricultural and sclenllnc matter
taes poetry, anecdotes, household matter MARI
cts, TO-, &C.
Terms, per annum ~ ddvdHce.
Transient Advertisements, $l.vO per inen for III b
week; 80 cents per week loI each supsequenl III
ssrtion.
special Notices, S2.50 per men Tor nrsl week: B.
cents per week Tor each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, ~ cent.
per ne Tor nrst insertion 10 cents per nc for
subsequent insertion.
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Aennfbft yonrnaI.
fionshed a. AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street
foot ofCourt by SPRA0UE OWEN a Nash


issued every morning, except sundays. IL COZ
tAins the latest news by telegraph ANA mail, sIve
reports Of the Mark cts, and carefully prepared
poiitica and local articles, and generous amour
VI farming, home and mkceiianeous reading viii
tull compilation Of Stale news.
Terms, 81 per amman ~ adudace Ss A paymen
10 not made within the year. single copies cent.
W be mad NJ the bookstores ana a. this once.
Advertisements inserted reasonable. lerne
RA~s may be haA oc application a. TINS ONCE.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Western Mail arrives daily. Sundays excepted
a. 3.39 and 500 p. Nj; closes Al $40 A. NJ :, and
for the night Pullman train at8 Z. NJ.
Eastern Mail arrives daily Sundays excepted
1t sos and s.57 A. NJ; closes At S.2O and 8
Pm
Litchfeld Mail arrives on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at 10 A. M; closes Sundays,
Tue esdsy, end THURSDAYS at p. M.
OMce Hours from 7.30 A. NJ. to $50 r. M. As
no mail arrives on Sunday, the office will remain
closed on that day. Mails made up on Sunday
evening for the Monday morning trains.
sess1-1dil- 4. HOWELL, P. NJ.
Hallowell. July l, 1873.
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The Lives Insured bv the Society ,arc carefn
elected In different parts of North America an
europe, furnishing, by this broad Geid OF opers
ions, An additional and exceptional safety 70 ts
Poliov'holders. The Insursncss are made only OF
no Mutual Pramiums Principle. Tn surplus Az
returned annually to the Iasured.I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-05
Order for Meeting or Credis
tors under section 5OO3.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter Of
Joseph H. Doiliver. In Bankruptcy.

IN THE DISTRICT COURr OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT on MAINE.
'' '1c joseph p i. b''nyss. ~, IN Bankruptcy.
i,on ne ami aiion Of Daniel @. Robinson A.
sgnee o the e-taie o' Jos eph II. Dolliver. Bank
rup' II il ar eret, TIL Il third General Meettng
| o, the Creditors OF said Bankr pt be held at tne
osc"es, A. IN. NJ. nefore John W. May, one of the
pnrposes named 10 the Sec,ion 5Ns3 oft-e Revised
Statutes of he Up te states; Title Bankruptcy.
Aud It is further Ordered, Thai the Assisnee
give lice of said meeting by sending written or
printed notices by mail. pos paid. Of the time and
place of sid meeting to all known Credtors OF
SAID Bapkrul t; and that he al notify the Bank.
run to ne mt lherea and he SRA also publish
notice of the lime and place OF saId meeting once
n week Tor two successive weeks In the newspar
per call. the Ken epec Journal, prieted u Az
gusta, the Hrst publication u be least ten Gays
prior To said meeting.
wIrSF IS the Honorable EpwARp Fox, judge q
the sal Court, and The seal thereof. al rot'ano,
in said District, on the sixteenth day OF ---
A. D.isl. r,,r nav.
Dent Clerk of District Court OF said District
Issued This 10th day Gt aS ssS'e%nw w.Y S.Si.,.r
wUc2-9 JohN w. Hal Des'sesx.
Notice OF Assignee OF His Appointment.
Ix mr. DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
| FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the mat, 5Ssiss s' q Bruce, In bankruptcy.
Bankrupt,
DISTRICT OF MAINE. S.:
Al wiscasset. the 10th day Of September, A. D.
LIS.
The undersiTned hereby gives notice Of his ap.
poin tmsnt as Assignee OF Josiah Bruce Of Somer-
Vile, in the County II Lincoln and stats q nai.e
wnhi, said District, who has been edjudeed
Bankrupt upon his own petition By ths Dtsnaes
s"t, oEosGi n sAwrEa, Assissss,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-05

PROVIDENCE. Aug 10, ISIS.
WM. X. CLARKE: Dear sir - Having useG
HUNTS kEukDi IN my family, aud having IL
duced many oI my friends t. ny 1t, take erea
pleasure la niOi IN ny you that II has iuvafiabil
proved most beneficial in relieving aud curing III.
diseases for which ii Is specially prepared. II
the case oil an aged relative, especi ,iiy has ts bs.
been marked by most happy ene ts, acting lik
magic in restoring heath aiter The medical advice
Oh the most skillfdi ply sicans had proved unavaI
ing. In fact, l cons ider L spt clhe ior the DE
eases ofthe Bladder aud Kidneys, anu mos, heart
lily recommend IL ~ ali affi icteti.
Very Iruly vuur- e r. DAWIEY.
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READ THIS.
UnaOlicited TeAtinlOnY
MINNEAPOLIs, MINN, April I,
WM. CLARKE. N prpeidencp N 4

MISSEAPoIIs. MINN, April !, 1918.
WM.E CLARKE, ktq Providence k.l.
called HUNTS REMEDY, used in Il C tse OF An
asarea with perfect success. 1 did not treat tne
patent, but Understood that four attending physi
clans had given up The case hopeless. Yom
preparation was then used 18th perfect success
and he patient is we'll. am not In the habit OF
using patent medicines in my practice, but 5 thi-
Remedy trial in Anasarea al kidnt y cJses, fJI
which il Is only advertised. Please give me youl
terms TO phys icians and druggists.
Respectfully yours, C.H BLEcKEN. NJ. d.
The following letters are nom Rev. Anthony
Atwood, q retired mini ter OF the Melhodi ,
Episcopal CGuIch in Philadelphia:
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. II, 1871.
MR. WM f. CLARKE:
Dear sir-HUNT's REMEDY has cnred IN
wife vi Dro sy lD ITS worst ioim In TWO day
the change was remarkable in one week Natut.
assumed all her funcllons. She was not yuuDi
and the case could not have been much worst
All other means have been tried. None succeeded
but tiat. ANATOMY ATWOOD.
500 NOI'h Seventeenth street. PLiadetp tpnia.
Again, he desi. es IL published To the Who'll,
word:
PHILADELPHIA, April III, 1873.
MR.. CLARKE: ALLOW me to say IN It my excel
lent wife IL wel-go,s out as formerly. All sa,
!nal 1t 10 miracle All hope had ell us ior months
Water hat dropped from her right limb for onths
F"rtyeikh ht hours had taken all the ext avasat q
ater IRON the sys tell, aier taking your nun :
kEhEpi. ] have recommended il 10 many
Much n ore is soid by johnson, Holloway h c..
by my eending cope there. fuUlsh IL sill widei
Let all know Its power. l am speahing OF II /,
almost all meet. want all to k"uw il. This ir
my purpose IL writing now, TO induce ytu ~ put
lisb Hunts kemed5 more widely for the cake
Humanity. Most truly ana thankfully,
ANTHONY ATWOOD.
PROVIDENCE, Aug 10, Is7s.
WM. K. CLARKE: Dear sir - Having useU
HUNTS kEukDi IN my family, aud having ib
duced many oi my friends {, ny it, take area
.la. hat n inv l..N
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AUGUSlA CAV lNGN bANk
OrgAnlkod ink646,

TRUSTEES Thomas Lam bard, Jas W North
Ttemas Libbey VIM. s. Badger, Sam'l Titcomb.
OFFICE-ln Savings Bank Building ia Water
It. BaIk open daily, from y A. NJ. to p, M, and
rom to 4-3o p. M. Saturday Evenings IRON 10
80 o'clOcx.
interest ON deposits payable twice q year, Feb.
ana Aug. interest not drawn out 10 added to the
ieposlt, thus making COMPOUND INTEREST.
interest begins on the hrst day Of each month.
Money deposited on or before the tenth das OF each
month"; Will draw interest from the first day of the
,ame month.
s%Under tn listing law OF this State all de
posits in Savings Banks, are erempt from munics-
pal taxation.
No returns of names of depositors are required
W be made to State or town authorities, and all &C.
counts are held by this Bank be strictly private
and Cor onfdentt0i.
Married women and persons under age can de.
post money In their own names, tha II can be
drawn only by themselves, or on their order.
Especial advantages Afforded to Executors,
Guardians, Trustees, and others having in charge
Trust Funds.
wM.R SMITH Treasnrer.
Augusta April 30. 1873.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-10-05

MONEY ORDBR OFFICR.
Especial attention IS called to the Money Orde
system o. . safe and cheap method OF TRANSMITTING
small sums OF money through the mails. Order
are issued for amounts not exceeding S5O. Large
amounts can be sent to the same person At tn,
came time BY additional orders.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12
County Fair Meeting.

In pursuance Of notice the Executive Commit
tee of the La Sale County Agricultural BoarC
met at the court-houseson saturday, Scptcmbe
2Nth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. Prescnt-Presidcn
Green and Mcssrs. Palmer Barnes, Wakefield,
and Hoffman.
On motion of Palmer the bill Of \. NJ lIoii
man, secretary, $500 salary and $500 cash ad
Danced, was allowed; also bill OF j. G.. Armstron4
for services rendered during the year, SD, al
lowed.
On motion of Wakefield the entry money il
the four-ycar old race was refunded to Henry
Holmes and 5. Dickerman in lieu Of purse, sale
race not having properly been filled.
The sccretary's reports for the past year were
filed. Committee adjourned S0sc die.
The La Sale County Agricultural Board met
at O'Clock p. NJ, saturday. Sept. 2Sth, at the
court. house. it being their annual meeting
President Green in the chair.
The secretary submitted his financial reports
for the year. On motion Of W. J. Nicely the re-
ports were received, and on motion referred to a
committee consisting of J. Is. Barnes, d. J. Price
and O. O. Wakefield, who after examining the
same, returned them with their approval. The
reports are as follows:
lECRETAgY's REPORT TO THB Ia sALLB COUNTY AGEI
CULTURAL BOARn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12
CITY COUNCIL.
Regular Meeting
TUESDAY EVENING, Oct.


ioLSpNi ~ hN'H"' we 80,
Absent-Mayor Lynch. Prcscht-AIdcrneh
West, Kelley, llossack, Dean, Leonard, Murphy
Catlin, Shuler, Hull, lloban, White, Logan,
Griffith, -; absent, Phelps.
On motion of Alderman lioban, Alderman To-
gan was called to the chair.
| The minutes OF the three last meetings were
read and on motion of Aid. Catiln, approved.
| A proposition from John ID. Young was read
offering the city three hundred dol lars per an,
nun for the use of the blocks OF land on the east
side Of sidc-cut, between Lafayette and Jackson
streets, known as the Public Landing, same pro
position to include the ends of the above named
streets from Fulton st. 10 the side cut. On mo.
ton of Aid. Dean it WAS received and ordered
placed on file.
The petition of 5. W. Chcever for the Illinois
River Bridge Co. asking Council fora rebatemcnt
of their tax for the year A. u. 1874 onthc ground
that the assessment was unjust and not in pro
portion with other property Of the city, was on
motion Of Aid Hull referred to the finance com
mttec with power to act.
The petition of j. &. Rising ct a. asking the
Council to erect street lamp at the crossing of
rayne on Main st. wa. on motion Of AID. Shuler
referred to the Gas Committee with power to act.
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ON motion the society proceeded to the elec.
ton Of officers.
The result of the ballot was, Jas. II. Pickens,
IT, Green, ,; +. c. Lewis, |. On motion Of Wake
field, Pickems was declared unanimously elected
c-idcnt.
A. VI. Hoffman was named for secretary. There
being no opposition, on motion Of Nicely, j. &.
Armstrong was instructed to cast one ballot for
\. NJ. Hoffman, which, having been done, HotT-
man was declared daily elected.
l.. H. Eamcs was named for Treasurer 10y Peter
Donlcvy, and II. {. Nash by another member.
The ballot tc.ultcd-Eames, -; Nash, t. Eames
was declared !uly elected,
W. j. Nicely and !. T. Nichols were appointed
To escort the new president TO the chair.
On motion the following committee WAS chos-
en- 10 select an Executive Committee of nine,
viz: Mcssrs. Nicely, Porter, Donlevy, Philip
Watts and \. VI. Ebersol
The committee, after retiring and due consul
tation, reported the following names: Allen
stevens, Allen; Frank Brewster, Peru; y. '.
whitney, sheridan: Charles Malaisse, Seneca;
James f. Moore, Fall River. Elon Weaver Free
dom, Isaac DcScn, Ottawa; J. {. Reynolds, Ut-
ca. Report adopted and the above committee
appointed.
Wakefield moved that committee of five be
appointed by the chair 10 confer with the owners
of the fair grounds with view 10 obtaining the
title Ia the same to report a. an adjourned meet
ing. Carried.
Nicely moved that President Pickens he one OF
said committee The motion prevailed. The
Others of the committee are a. follows; q. ..
Wakefield, chairman, Peter Donlevy, ". Ii. Hull
and Andrew Lynch.
Adjourned Ia meet al the court house, Satur'
day, October ~. al , o'clock Pm.
A N. HOFFMAN,, Sec'y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

Aid. IIoban moved 10 amend by paying all The
bill but one dollar, charged for grinding scythes
Carried
AID Griffith, chairman of the gas committee,
reported the gas bill for the street lamps MOI
uuitc satisfactory for the month OF september
and ON motion Of Aid. HUH it was referred to The
gas committee with power to aol ana oracr pay
mcnt of the same when satisfactory 10 the com
mittcc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

Louis Schmidt, formerly of tins city, but now
residing in Baltimore, while on his way to his
boarding house last Saturday evening, was at
tackled BY negro ruflian and dangerously stabbed
several times with a butcher knife. He will be
remembered here as the trombone player in Pat
aillot's Band, and 10 known in La Sale as the
brave Frcnchman who risked his life TO save 4
drowning child in the steamboat basin in that
place last summer. At last advices he was in Il
critical condition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-10-12

The greatest eel pond in America Is on the
farm of Jane. \. Wells, in Rivcrhcad, Mass.
II covers five acres, and is now so full of cells
that they can be raked on, with garden rake.
Two years ago Mr.. Wells put zoos dozen ofeels
into the pond, intending 10 have them undstur-
bed for five years, These have increased to mil.
lions They are fed regularly every third day
on horse feet" II peculiar shclltish, The cells
know when they are to be fed, and the stroke
of Mr.. Wells whip against his wagon calls
thousands of them up To dinner although,
anyone else may pound away all day
without any effect One Of these shcll-tish fast
encd TO II strong cord and thrown into the Wa
ter, may be drawn out in "A few minutes with
hundreds of cells clingng 10 il.
The mcancSt theft that has been recorded in
any paper printed in the United States for a
long time, was that which was accomplished
last Saturday night at the residence of Mr. sam
lIoldcrman, and the perpetrators of which
deserve being fed to Mr. lis three remaining
hounds. The inhuman wrctchcs gained en-.
trance into the cellar and carried Off aquarter
of beef, first having Quoted Mr. lIolderman' 5
fine pack Of hounds with meat and pulvcrzed
glass, and il is probable ALL or the most, of them
will die. The hounds where very valuable ones
and will be serious loss to this gentleman
HOrriS independent.
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|
illustrations.
| KHLLoGG's AUXILIARY HAND BOOK. Chicago
| A. n. Kellogg.
The book gives brief history Of the origin ANA
working Of the auxiliary system Of newspaper
prlnting,-that is that system which oildte years
has given birth to thousands ofvillagc newspapers
half to thrcc-ourths Of which are printed in some
distant city, and the balance filled out by the local
printer. Naturally it prcs upposcs that such news
paper publishers know little about their business
and therefore furnishes them ready day book
and journal, with directions how to keep their
advertising accounts 1t also teaches them how
to charge for advertising So ~ to make the most
OF it, how 10 measure type, read proof, pick up
| job work, sc. To the mushroom race for whom
II is intended doubtless the book cannot fail Ia
| prove useful
THE PgNS MONTHLY for October. Edward stern
| IL Co., Publishers, i25 ~ Ia y. 1th ST., PhilI-
dcphia - year
| The leading articles OF the October number are
Tiles and Thing The Financial Administration
OF Robert Norris; The Erudte Poetry Of the
Turks; How 1t Strike. II Stranger; and Some
finances of our country during the trying period
VI '"e 'eN''"''o""'' ~
possesses especial interest at laIS t"le' "heh 80
rampant disposition is shown to ignore those
sound financial principlcs by the rigd application
Of which the genius Of Morris brought order OHt
OF confusion amid difficulties OF which III these
days we can form no adequate conception. "llow
II Strikes a stranger" is a review Of DR.. Her
mann Grothe's very interesting volume in which
he reports to the Prussan government his obser-
yatious at the Philadclrhia Exposition. The
book is shown to be sufficiently Aattering to the
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-24
SERIOUS EXPLOSION.
The Steamer Magenta Explodes
near Sing Sing.
A Terrible Affair-Loss of Life.

New York, March 24.--The steamer
Magenta, on board of which there was
an explosion this morning, left Haver.
trow at 20 minutes of Z O'Clock, landed
at Sing Sing, took aboard large mum.
ber of passengers, and started on her
way to New York at ten minutes past
Z. She had steamed out into the stream
a distance of about two miles, when
the passengers were startled by ter
rible explosion. A scene of the widest
terror followed, and when the steam
cleared away there were seen lying
in the forward cabin, near the stove,
and directly in front of the engine
room, the bodies of a dozen men. The
steam OH the floor still created light
vapor, and the surrounding wood work
was dripping from its nearness to the
exploded pipe. Two were dead and
eight badly and two fatally scalded.
Albert Ruhnels and Mr.. Wright, of
Sing Sing, were killed outright. Mr..
Lew, of Sing Sing, is not expected to
recover. VIM. Taylor, watchman, is
severely scalded. A party of five from
Pleasantyille were all scalded more or
less, and one boy of the age of twelve
is supposed to have been blown over
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
Death of Prominent Treasury Depart.
ment Official

Death of a Prominent Treasury Depart.
ment Official.
Washington, March 23.-John Ali.
son, register of the treasury, died this
morning of apoplexy. Yesterday he
was in his usual good health and spirits,
and this morning between 6 and
O'Clock on awakening he drank a glass
of water, saying he would lie in bed
until breakfast was ready. His wife
soon noticed that his face was strangely
pale, and on examination found that
he was dead. He was appointed in
April, 1869, and was Sc years of age.
He was native of Beaver, Pennsylva-
MIA, whittier his remains will be taken
this evening. Allison was formerly a
Representative in Congress, and was a
Republican candidate for United States
Senator before the Legislature which
selected Hon. W. A. Wallace, the pres
ent incumbent from Pennsylvania.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-24
is COTTON KING 2

English Cotton Operatives in Council
Reduction of Wages Stoutly Opposed.
London, March GA meeting of
cotton operatives was held in exchange
at Blackburn to-day. Two thousand
were present, besides the delegates
from the manufacturing towns and vii
lagos of North East Lancashire. Res
olutions were adopted, regretting
the action of employees in proposing a
ten per cent. reduction, and pledging
the workmen to accept n rate of wa
ges equal to that in towns where re-
duction was recently accepted, declar-
ing that If employers persist the work
men will resist to the utmost any re-
duction, except with a corresponding
reduction in working hours. The meet
ing adjourned until April 18th,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-03-24

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

Rev. c. NJ. Sanders returned from
Denver yesterday.
John E. Mansfield, st. Louis, is at
the Metropolitan.
Hon. Geo. A. Draper has returned
from his recent snowy sojourn mt Dead
wood.
w. b. Hugus, ESQ, went down to
Denver yesterday afternoon. He will
be absent about a week.
T. J. Webster and Phil. Fletcher, of
this city, went over to Laramie yester-
day to spend day or so.
Geo. l.. Harrison, Chicago; c. A.
Gelatte, Golden, and G. j. Fisher, Ft.
Collins, are booked at the Railroad
House.
James Mcdaniel, ESD, left Fort
Laramie yesterday on his return from
the Black Hills. He is expected here
to-day.
W. Jones, wife and children, NJ. V.
Rowland, Chas. Noyes, ]. Cool and NJ.
H. Smith, went north on yesterday
mornings coach.
Thos. A. McShane, Esq, one of the
leading citizens of Omaha, and well
known all over this section, is among
the late arrivals in the city.
Jonas Hellawell, Esq, of the popular
loan agency of Hellawell & Hershfield,
has returned from his visit to Dead
wood. Everybody is pleased to see
Jonas.
Col. E. 4. Bishop, clerk of the United
States court at Denver, was in the city
yesterday, visiting old friends. The
Colonel was formerly Commissioner of
immigration for Wyoming.
Tho family of Mr.. John Mccormick,
train dispatcher for the Union Pacific
at that point arrived from Des Moines,
Iowa, yesterday afternoon and will
hereafter reside in our midst.
o. L. Whitelaw and G. Z. Souther,
of st. Louis; w. a. Storrs, Rockford,
ILL.,; Geo. w. Hayes, Milwaukee, and
z. T. Beason, of Fulton, Mo-; are
autographed at the Inter Ocean.
The following will go out OH this
mornings coach for Deadwood: 5. II.
Comstock, J. Wecker, Jas. Walls,
Thos. Walls, E. ]. Bennett, W. ].
Armes, W. c. McKaskle, A. II. Budd,
Geo. II. Jones, Mrs. S. w. Bennett.
r. J. Farris and G. II. Corey, F. n.
Casper, Julius Baumann, Denver; John
Glover and A. G. Smith, Omaha; A. c.
Harroux, Sioux City; W. S. Cox and
F. P. Reid, Ft. Mckinney; W. Keetz
and wife, and Mrs. ]. Lepple, Central
City, d. T., are at Dyer's.
Mr.. l. N. Lawry, sheriff of Carbon
county, arrived here from Fort Nc
Kinney, yesterday, whittier he went
about three weeks ago. The sheriff in
forms us he was showed in eight days,
twenty miles this side of the Fort. He
went west on yesterday afternoons
train.