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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
Welded TO GOD.
RECEPTION OF SISTER LUDwINA AND SISTER
RosALIE INTO THE sIsTERHooD or ST. JOSEPH
WITH vows or PovEH9Y, CHASTITY. AND
opEnrp-cE
[py TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD

[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
Boston, Mass, Oct II, 1875.
Ono OF the most solemn and impressive religious
ceremonies witnessed IN this city was tho re-
ccpiion to-day into the Sistorhood OF ST Joseph OF
Two young ladies' In st. Thomas Church, Jamaica
Plain. 1t was tho first event OF tho kind that evor
happened In this diocese, and largo concourse OF
people were present. His Grace tho Most Row. John
j. Williams, D. D.. Archbishop OF Boston, presided,
and tho list OF clergy present included tho
Very Rcv. James Byrnc, OF CharIcstown, Vicar
General OF the archdiocese; Rev. Father Frei-
tag, c. S. $. r.. OF Boston Highlands; Row. Fathers
Williams Duncan, Moran, Dcahanty, Higgins and
Corcoran. oil South Boston; Gallagher and McQuaoe
OF Abington Ryan, OF Hopkinton; Donegan, OF MARI
boro, besides tho Row Father Thomas Masnnis, pas
tor mi the Rev. Father Donncly. assistant at ST.
Thomas Church. "A solemn mass. coram archicpis-
copo, was begun at ten O'Clock, Rev. Father James
0'Brien, OF Cambridge, formerly assistant at this
parish, being the celebrant; Rev. w. J. Denvir, OF
Beverly, dcacon;. and Rev. Father Fitzpatrick, OF
Milton, subdeacon. The music given by
the regular choir Of tho church. During
tho services the pcstulan,s sat directly IN
front or tho chancei arrayed white,
wearing wrcaths Ut flowers on their heads.
WIth tnem also dressed white, were the ladies OF
by the sisters OF ST. Joseph. dressed in the black
habit Of the Order, with the scholars OF the convent
ALI
was carried IN tho ranks OF tho SodaiIty.
Alter Row. j. T.. Bodhsh, OF tho Cathedral,
preached a very impressive sermon on tho great
event OF the day.
PosTULASrs RECEIVED
Two young iados also registered their vows and
were admitted postuants Tor novItatc. THIS cerc-
Mony was watched win much interest The Arch
bishop taking his seat before the altar, addressed
certain questions to the Willingness OF these
give up all Tor The love OF Jesus, anu then the postu
Isnts, MSS Mary Donney aud Mss Annie Morgan,
were gwen charge oil the Mother Superior OF tho
Order, under whose direction the white robes were
exchan Tor tho habit OF the Order OF ST. Joseph
Tue psalm .sIn Exitu Israeli suug during their
departure. the ceremony Itself beginning with the
..Vcni Creator"
POVERTY, CHASTITY AND OBEDIENCE
Tho final vows OF sister Ludwina aud sstor Rosalio
thcG soiomniy pronounced and ratified These
ladies', VINO have competed their noviate, were thus
irrevocabiy bound 10 the SisteThood OF ST. Joseph,
with VOWS OF poverty, chastity and obedience.
Tho post for noviac NOD, vested tho
black haD OF the Ofder and carrying with tho sisters
lighted candle in each hand. Kaceng before the Arch
bishop they made profession OF their intention aud
by invested VITA the cross and the toAon OF
tuoIr novtiatc. "le Deum LaudamusO thon
cLanted antphonally by cnor aud clergy, and thon
the congregation was die missed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. II, 1873.

WAsniSGToa, d. G., Oct H. 1878.
Supreme Court OF the United States, Thursday, o0s
tober IL, 1885,
No. L. George w. Patton, ct al appellants. VI.
William II. Edward, CT al On motion OF Mr. I. b.
Swain continued.
No 8. The Northwestern portilizng Company,
plaintiffs In error, va The Village OF Hyde
PmK--Argued by Mr. Leonard swctt Tor the
piaintin IN error, and +, submitted by MIR.
Charles Hitchcock, for defendant In error. IL
appears that tho company deposit their
oal within tho limits OF the village OF hyde PARK.
Chicago and the authorities have secured restrain.
ing order from the Chicago courts, which was ap.
pealcd. and 10 to DO determined by tho Supreme
Court.
No. Z. William Glenny, appellant, vs. Solomon and
Martina observation-disclosures commenced by Mr.. 8.
u Crawford for appellant and contnu by Mr.. Sans
Icy Matthew'S Tor appcllcos. Adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
A MATRIMONIAL ROMANCE.
[DY TELEGRAPH TO THE nsEALp.l

SPRigGpfgLD. 0hio, Oct IL, 1873.
a rather remarkable chapter OF domestic history
has just come 10 hight In this city. Years ago John
Garrison, then a stuicnt, afterward minister OF tho
gospel. married Mss Saio Christie. Both NOM
bsrs OF Sprngicd's first families. After several
years OF matrimonial experience Garrison deserted
his VITO aud young family, ana wandered all over
tho world. lilo was missionary In India, CHINA
aud other Asiatio countries. Ito INDUCED
every limo OF foreign novelty. lilo travelled every
where that travel was known. lie engaged IN almost
every possible occupation and alter eight years OF
wandering returned to his naive land located
Middlotown, ONO, wncrc he soon amused a consid-
erabo competency. low weeks since no deter
mined TO come to this city ana inquire after his wife,
supposing hor either dead divorced. He found her
yet true TO him, and tho couple ware cuntcd ana
now itving happily at Miualetown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA OIL TROUBLES.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ncL IL. 1875

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct IL, 1875
despatch from Pittsburg says:--1ho Supreme
Court decided this morning allow the bill presented
some ton days ago by the Attorney General in
nection with the oil troubles In this State to
BIO flied, but requires that regular notice
shall be gwen 10 the deion dant Corporations
OF The inteution 10 move for a preliminary
lbJuhclon, Tie argument upon such motion TO DO
hcatu during the period commencing November A.
The rst point to be uecided Will bo whether the mat
tiers complained OF ure beyond the Ordinary province
OF individual redress, aud the STOCKHOLDERS Of tbe
roads Interested will have the advantage VI decision
by the Supreme Court THIS question, rHtnor than
the possibly varying opinions OIL local tribuuals.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
DELINQUENT POLICEMEN.

number OF complaints against policemen were
heard yesterday by tho Commissioners, among which
were the Observation-Disclosures Rafferty, OF No. Oh Tenth
avenue, claims that officer Schults, OF tho Sixteenth
precinct broke his arm with blow OF his club while
engaged In dispensing agatherng which the defendants
says wero acting dsordery. Officer Herrics, Of tho
Seventh, was accused by William Craig with assault
lug and arrostng him without cause, and
oDlcer saul was charged with having takon
into custody MIRA Mcadclsonn for making a
personal remark. The police In each instance
hnda hall scoro Witnesses 10 attest thoir
aud ut,or freedom from blame. Decisions In all the
caseA wero reserved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
NEW YoRK's AID.

NEW YoRKs AID.
The HERALD yesterday received SIS from James p.
Thomson LOT watervilic, n. Y, Tor the yellow fever
sufferers, and fifty live cents, ''a bot"
Mr. J. Porpont Morgan, Treasurer Of tho Southern
Relief Com mitteo OF tho Chamber oil Commerce.
knowledges tho receipt of tho following additional
contributions:--
Clara c.. ST. From Tdeoute. Pa. through Grandin Eros
S. contribution boxes New York Post Office. 4. L.
james Postmaster $40 "a contribution box Passac Post
Office, per Thomas Newell Postmaster, $ll 50: additional
Pauls Lutheran Church. Wurtemberg. ~ y through Rev.
Schieaslin, s75; G. VI 5000; Mrs D rrimSis Tor fam
S7as 10 Previously acknowledged. Sl6a573 g. Grand
total, $163 ,3O2 3d.
The following rcnlittances were sent through Wells
Fargo & Co. To New Orleans, 81 ,S13 SO; to Port
Gibson, 5000. Total, S2,473 So Grand total $685.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18

CONTINUANCE OF THE FEVER AT MOBILE.
MOBILE. Ala. Oct IL 1878.
Six cases of yellow fever and six deaths are
reported TOR the last twenty -four hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
FROST INFECTED IN MEMPiIs-DEcREAsE IN
DEATHS YESTERDAY.

DEATHS YESTERDAY.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct II, 1873.
The Board or Health officially report seven deaths
from yellow fever during tho past twenty -four hours
ending at six r. NJ. Tho underwriters report nlno ad-
sitionaI intermcnts OF parties who died outside tho
corporation limits s.. y. Road, cashier OF the Union
aud Planters Bank, was stricken down this alter
noon. His attack s mild one, aud viii
not interfere win the regular business or tho
bank. DR.. W1ain Duncan mas boon sent to Tus-
cumbia, Ala. Among those who died to-day are =. J..
Michot, George kfaus, Marina Paterson, SUSANNA
Saupe nud.lpor son Frank aud Mrs.. X. Glass
Twenty ne h. sicians oil inc Howard medical corps
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report forty now cases. seventeen in tho city
and thirty lone IN the suburbs
The prospect is favorable for frost tonight.
FEWER DEATHS AT CHATTANOOGA = COLD
WEATHER APPROACHING.

FEWER DEAIdb Al CuATTANOOGA = SoLO
WEATHER APPROACHING.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct II, 1878.
Or. Vandeman reports for the twenty four hours
ended at tour O'Clock p. NJ. deaths IRON yellow
fever, Edward Leeras. Sr., and one coored woman !;
cases, eight, OF which three are colored.
heavy rain up to two O'Clock r. NJ cleared of cold
with brisk norther; consequently an increase OF
deaths aud decrease OF now cases Is expected To-
morrow.
COLD WEATHER IN ADMINISTRATORS OF
ERADICATING THE YELLOW FEVER.
HELENA. ARK, Oct II, 1878.
Tho excitement hero Ia abating. six Of the seven
physicians say the disease not yellow rcver One
physician who is member OF the Board OF Health
stiil contends that 1t Is yellow fever.
ILrrLg ROCK, Oct II, 1878
Tho weather Is cooler and there Is prospect Of
frost tonight
ONLY ONE DEATH YESTERDAY AT CAIRO, I'LL.
CAIRO, Oct. II, 1875
There were three new cases OF fever in the past
twcnty-iour hours and death. There Is good
prospect OF frost to- night.
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Inv TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

FEVER STATISTICS FROM BROWNSVILLE,
TEsN.-oSE HUNDRED AND srxTEES DEATHS
AND FIVE HUNDRED AND TWELVE c,sEs OF
5 YELLOW FEVER COOLER WEATHER.
INK TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BROWNSVILLE, Tom, Oct III, 1873.
There have boon only nvo new cases OF yellow lever
reported hero today and these all coiorcd people
Dr. Gundtlad, Of 81. Louis, died this evening. Henry
Wood IL sui very III. Total cases TO dato number
5f2 total deaths to date 1l6: under treat
meut. about %. An easier feeling prevails to- night
ON account OF tho cooler weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-18
MIsCELLANEoUs.

Tho total amount OF money raised In Brooklyn thus
tar for tho benefit OF the sufferers at tho South Is
500. $50 73 Ripley Kopes. treasurer OF tho fund.-
who has his possession about $4,000 OF tho above
sum, has sent to the Surgeon General at Washington
for information concerning those cities and towns
mostly in need OF aid, with Wow to forwarding
another nstuiment.
United States Senator Eustis called upon Mayor Ely
yesterday aud thanked him for his efforts collect
ing and forwarding subscriptions IN aid of the suffer-
at tho South.
The Committee on the Collection oil Clothing have
issued card thanking the people tor their generous
response tho appeal for contributions. Tho action
of tho public, they say has amounted 10 "a popular
demonstration" Special thanks are given TO the
Episcopal Church und the American District Tele-
graph Company. Tho total value Of collections Of
clothing bedding and other articles Is estimated
$4,000 The committee suggest similar col.
lection this winter in aid Vi the poor Of this city.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
W y. 2<sa.s.enER, .sssSrs.v.
IIfI $500
Mortgage Sale.

! WHEREAS, defaslt hssbeen. made In the pay
ment Of the money secured by q mortgage. dated
the thsrtieih, aayof ApsilIA. D:.Islh exerHsed
the county Of Union. and Territory q Dakota.
10 ,DRhielC ample u OIL, the county OF Dane and
state o. isconsin.tand which rD9stgsee was
Deeds q the sait cpuaiyyiof 3 nions II book No 8
8 81 s.y Il No = nssrs A. a. s. 6s' ISIS sSo, & e & s sS sas
!. wnshsAs. thcsnlnonnt clsitaed 70 he due and
shsreby. ~ the time Of The date Of shis Sosisa.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
Election Notice.

=. NOTICE is hereby given that nn The Tuesday
next afterlhe First Monday. Bong the HFTHl
day of November next, III tho several voting
;r ecineis IN HE County of Union, Territory OF
Dakota, an Election viii be held for Territorial,
County. Town. or Tistrict officers, viz! 5e
One Dele1atctn Congress.
.r One District Attorney for the Second judicial
District. .r}s Lgn~ ,,. - H
IS. Twot nembers of the Council. 49,
ii Four Members Of the House of representatives
One rtun(y Treas urer. = ti go
One Sheriff bN - S~9I3"fFI ;g1a fA 2 .nH -a
@Ore Rs1ister heds.sI.G---gA .sF.@l % .'U'
One ad.r of Probate. fs d.- ..ys9}
One Colaty Superintendent OF Schools. .r
lone County Surveyor.
6oroher. X g3 ~ At@t ~ 4 g.
And alsa.r thcqhcstipn of appropriating the sum
9-N.NO to aid in The erection of a bridge across
fhe Big Sloan River al Calliope, Iowa, To he paid
IN three annual i~nstallmehts, TO be submitted 10
| avnte of the peoplcof tr&sff e0lspty, y Il. at the
ensuing Nuveni Yer election rhe ballot on satd
| question shall s ad Al foilewH: ITO AID N the
| creoiisn oflths Gatiiops bridge. \ les. 10 ala
in the erxtiop VI the Galliope bridge, NO. /. i
- And afso, The question OF appropriattng me
! sum of Sl1t0. GO 10 bujld q Jail ar the county seat
In the city 1T Elkl'aint. he1sab,ni,ted to q sose
Of the people ut niotu cotm y, DIT At the -eisn-
ing .&nveslber el1esj3R, The firm of the ballot
an said question shall reat: as foliws: 10 6ntid
il Jail AT Elk build jail al
Nhisls aIectea vGg 10 ope ned Cat Mime o'clocl
la. NJ, and wilteenti nue open aniil Four o ciocH
IP. M, Of the same day. H
IIe,ed This 5nd day III October. All ISIS
r. p ri Az .rQEls j. f. pullman. ~ rs
ra-a County Clerk, Union County D.. t.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
Manhood: How Lost, How Restored!

EJust Published q new edition Of, DIR.
~ CurverNcllss Celebrated Essay on
X kthet radical cure twithaut metiesnc) of
Cb~Soermaiorrhea or Seminal weakness, In.
voluntary Seminal losses, Impotency, Meital
and PLY steal lncspacity, impedimenis to Mar.
rage, etc.: also, C~onsumption, Epilepsy and
Fits, indrced by selfindalgence or sexual ex,
trayaganee. &c,
Just pu0,ish4d, tn Scaled Eare,op. Prfce sis
cetts. Af@S 44rfs Ts "a are f9as .-Nf ~
The celebrated aut Or, IN this admirable Essay
clearly demonstrates. from q thirty years sue-
cessful practices, that the alarming CON sequences
OF self abus Sc may he rndically cured without the
dangerous use u Internal medicine or the hI,plil-
cation Of the knife /; poin ing ont \ mode OF cure
ut once simple, certain, and electual. by trpsans
nf which every sufferer, no matter what Ms con
| ditionsmsy be, may cure himself chenply, faf'
! sa,ely snd radically. 3iIE xI .Fa ~. tyb u
{ IF This Lecture should be 10 the hands q
| every youth and every man in the iand. -
Sent under Seal III a plain ehyeiop,,te an !
add rass. on, receipt cf six cents. or two postage
s's'S9 9r fo1a1 2nl ssTQo74 : ,zG@d i&aell
The CnFverwelI Medical Go.
Al Ann 81. New X0rk: p GBux. 45Sf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
T----
GEO. STICKNEY,
Attornev al Law.

once in Hoffnan's new Block, on Main Street.
ELK POINT, d. 7.
~ EEJ2j sGAL A19l+- : %9%GJ fEts Sif-e
h Having been, for ncurly three years, Receives
II the u. $. Land Office at Vermillfon, AID be-
cone acquainted with the location and qaality
of the Government and throughout the Terri
Tory VI Dekota, he will promptly answer arsket-
.crt or enquiries relative to the manner OF &C,
hurting tNe 10 goperRtnent lands under the laws
Df the United States. Also Will attend promptly
10 The cancellation of Declaratory Statements
and Homestead entries upon lands that have beer
abandoned and prepare testimony for. w1tncssc,
IN ease of final proof on Homesteads, commuted
Homestead entries and Presumption entries, Asc
parties desiring to file as Pre-ernptors or enter
tiani under the HON eat cad act cando 20 through
this office. without personal Attendance ~ ths
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
NOTICE..


SHINE OFFICE.
e T@E a#f Sioux FaIis, d. r., Sept l7tb, ISS.
CsnSiaint having been entered ct tbs o1teeby
p. Chs9ae+r against tatStn Y Hayes iaf ansn
doning his homestead entFy, NO. 5Sl6, dated May
s2nd. 1874. urpu thc EK NE4 Seetion 30, Iowa
snip s5o Ran ge4a 10 Tnien. cppntr. bsT. with a
view Ia the Cancellation Of said entry: he said
office on the 4th day OF November, 1878, at one
O cloek M. Ia respond and furnish testimony
conc NJ SAID alleged abandonment. $3.50
Id V"D - ,E Il. FrJG xsp3gs1. Register.
- &af 9h- dim. SasHBrIs. Received
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
BAKTLErr "Trip has purchased
dke Sioux Falls Independent to
EWspocate His election.

N Tin fact that Judge valentine,
who recently received nnipp-
alton in Nebraska for cof y,
WAS q printer il awful Cd Rripg kEo
the craft over this3 Faye ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
SAWS tAJudge Ben

MI n II ID says aJudge Benz
nett aceqamaapIlaiay because ,EartlaH
IRfibpfs conducting she.campsigns
a1th1on5i' sn Mi "a a A clean lean sstcsnfe
for . wonder Triprts try ring
'lte gst,asIloaahgsrssailllhgpaau dt al an ,s asssuut5h Ire I
smindssusiofsa Story, we, heard ones
Aboatt All young I u 3 u massilmltbeEs ia the
british Rarliennsnt, ando wey4prel
dict ablsaail' th6se' sa1d3e To-: Nj, Triprn.,
The stbFy goes thatsa young meme
her Xih hs.pl Mapre Ambition Than
brains prsInredsaa spread-sagls
speech AZ spna ~unimportant cues
tion.4aHs staptsdsout wiah, Hgen.
ae4slssn I conceive. Z but on the last
wordshe rslipxrecked. After his
i got o3ut At ii hroat be said
", Fund again
becah1s IA mr. sfosr I rttetance.
Again he .yaaisd, agsntaeman
|cbnceiye,'. md could, get no fur
[thess iJnatsas this junctars an old
fshesHberHrpseand saids aIfe gen.
tfenaa's,,, , ~ acsa - three iiinaae,
andlBf6uxhta fofth nothing Ia1Issi
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
.baTRSFnE sEft sI1 aSEir yT8T7 EI Yf1fI
.4a1 ~E.u-:Ssu1IL AE, -Siiar"fy. ora
NUfice 10 Take gptp0sitions.

q s@IGI y q @NIFI| dGTIT ~ WT6 -TII
fEt as{2 S e. t RAs1tA' Issy1o edi is bro
In Dfsir 81 eoiirt. end sudisial District in and
for Union county, DIT. .s4ts9y1mi vr9yit
jason s1i.H Sotiae ID take Deposition
Hattie |. Smith .I5G Ae+t9nlf
To the Defendant HattieI Smith above named:
Fb You will take notice that the plain IL above
named Will take the depaslliors OF Emily ilre
Peansyiyanias Sandr ~ witaessar ~ the oiaee of
s. b Brooks a justice ofthe peacs in and fur tss
city of CORY, Erie. county, Pennsylvania t1,d
before The said s. b. Break i ata ts ono Q tndCofry
IN said eann,y on thursday the f6th1 day of
tember A u. 1873 between The hpurspf9a y ind
and 1 y. m. that the taking of said deposition
! will be cor tii ued sid adjv rred from day 10 day
until fully taken and completed and tka, ihe
dispositions so taken, will be read IN evidepce
| hpon thet.ial OF ile above lentitied action ON the
| part Of the piainlitf. .l.,l ..a.r4R
T. Goy rsdw juOdB %Ea3 tPiainttf ] fAtty. >
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09

ias~.~1~ 49,.
was ! NJ y ~ !. s.,os
adjoufntdsftef' whichas ta,td bsii Which y
a,yexy. pleasanE aftair. rwss given, W
% go
v ~ : n.:.. enaaheaa
20 Gay ~ 9do'tion " those peesnse
nsmgstESak tne TWO sormel rsnnlq1s bep
~ HHeHehbbAs .nSR.AhfS2 YEeesisswS,1ou nav
I Ne3spes 90 HH$4NBaz1eY wez 10 s4a
A1oo 40 ~ WIS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09

AInE Dakota Republican asks,
"is Judge Bennett q citizen Of Da-
kotag,T41tesRne questiom-coufd
Ne askeds8H lasga1adcri0ipG NiS
voteraia-she tefrisefy-men who
IKE Mr.; kHetth gs cp1pe here
10 make this their home. The
silly YsilAnf such men as the ed
itor 81 That paper will figure out
exactly With thaira love for party
sncccss and triumph Of right. !
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
REUNION OF VETERANS!
Good Attendance, and Much
sA vs.
Enthusiasm Manifested. T
49, A
y noS
Are Victorious.

- %
noe
Are Victorious.
To-day being the time appointed for q
reunion Of soldiers Of this Territory, and
others in the northwest, quite a crowd of
old battle Scared veterans assembled In
this city to talk over the stirring scrpes
Of former years; snd renew the -tks atbst
ttumthe m heart IN rzyroftioctsnd
cunags. The attendance wss dvtrJ fair
slthough residents Of adjoining cities did
not tan,rni out as we'll As was expected.
seventy-three s.gned the roll, The day
was Observation-Disclosures seemed to vie with
the glory Of she occasion. aud everything
look Cd cheerful and grand h'.lsap
The lsrge, brass cannon fired afyw sa-
lutes early in Observation-Disclosures the
ARRIVAL Of the Observation-Disclosures a
welcome sasustAsS ,aepot.W x9hsv ssaddtsrs'
then f0fnedq B,6 HE ashds ,hsfchtd 10
Labels 4sll, where I tenn ofsfly ntoTgespiiitss.
zationa ives formed With 1sdgs Rurdiek.
of, Y ask ton, m President, sudsk Gs ~ Bcur
nett of4hls city as1eecfetary.. rs ,9uo ~
In ii66ts ailsr loon lie rJm,asnlIIers d dc.
associstiear again assembled Anda organ,
lied intosswc commands fsrlihs purpose,
If fighting Aaa a-a hnsIaaa 1900 oaa
fIsiIo Asog3 hsis3s & ae4aGaag y}s1in
s8sg 4 suAAF BATTLR. 2eG blitw9 1sf
which som followed 1t oNsas ipasticipae
ted ID " about ary I'D !ssofdrrsLmen1
who had seen tie real iip al 5of its horrors.
Capt Wipssttzs nas chosen IS commander
pf,one' aimyfaand Capt Hughes9l 1of she
Eesber. fhe armies met OF the prairie
sot,h q, The city. and formed regular
skirmiss lines Capt Winasse's army had
= battery planted 1ohsthe elevation 50 that
il could sweep the, plains abetoSw WITH
terrible effect To many ofthespectators
tie scene VIVA new, j aud persdventare
many had 4 very limited idea Of how men
move on feld 81 battle. and as d conse.
quence the knolls were covered with
hundreds of spectntprs. Tho picture to
day WIS a. real Is can be presented with.
ont bullets and blood. Stationed On Z
knoll 10 the east could he seen q band oi
armed men, while i'm the valley beio~
was the other moving cautiously 10 ttlc
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
.Astlrs vctezy ostAis county art

Y AstlYs voters Of county are
iobecs1ed upon Vi vote, for Or
Againsti toward build
81 ahrldgs Across the Bic Sioux
|riveraat CllliopeyIova, weawishato
Ffynind then that Vie people iy;
ling instlls dxtten1eanortherno part
4f The county aates very much il
need of the bridge, land we who
i've il Tits. part Of the county
should aid themttosa man in favor
[dfthe tax. AS . people we should
do the best we can for each other
land the various interests Of the
county, and for that reasonoitwe
Urge the. success Of the bridge
iysopositioA submitted by the com
mmissionefs.aF s9ansa a7e ts1tsoq9i
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-10-09
u r.
- UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
u Sfnt3x Eatfs lakota Sent. 9TH 1878,

- EpsDs srosE, Virginia, ID. T. III tt7""~
You ore hereby notified that the Honerable
Commissioned ofthe General Land Office, IN .
homestead ently No CTS upon soath ~ sonth.
east I section II, Township ~. Banse 49forfelted
Yon ara allowed sixty, days from the date of this
notice IN which to appeal from said decision.
U76H b. f. ELL, Register ,zl&
|f1& ea4+.+J. N. WAsuBUhE, Receiver. sfa 46