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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-04
MILITARY MATTERS.
A Number of Changes Of Base Ru.
mOred->heridan's Quarters 10 be
EfObabiy Removed From Chicago
f6 Fort Lcayea worsh.

The ST. Louis Repu5iicdH OF day before yes.
terday says that the recent action oI Congress
looking TO the cutting down OF the expendi-
lures OF the army seems To have had the
effect of some measures looking To a curtail-
ment of expenses towards the top.
Gen. W. ;. Hancock has been ordered TO
move his headquarters from New York city
to Fort Hamilton, ON Governors island Ii
Is rumored also that Gen. L. ii. Sheridan
has been ordered to break camp at Chicago
and TO remove his headquarters To Fort Leav-
enworth. With the same view TO economy
IL Is also said that the officers of the army
stationed IN 81. Louis Will probably be re-
quired To move from their offices in the city
10 the 81. Louis arsenal, which has
been up TO the present occu-
pied as cavalry depot. 1t IS also stated in
this connection that Gen. Marcy. Inspector.
General OF the army, at 81. Louis, will make
an inspection of the buildings ana accommo-
dat!nns at the arsenal, and report the result
10 the headquarters at Washington. There
are three large buildings and one or two cot.
tases which may require consi siderable repairs
with The supplement of additional offices, In
ORDER 10 give commodious and comfortable
accommodations should the change of
quarters be ordered in accordance with the
above rumor, a number OF officials will be af-
fected by II.
The following are the principal military
officials in the city. according To rank Gen
Simpson, colonel of engineers and superin-
tendent OF western river improvement; Col
gruder. surgeon; Col. Johnston, paymasfer.
Major Grimes, quartermaster Captain Allen,
OF the engineers; Captain Bell and Captain
military s;ore-keepers.
FAVORABLE TO LEANENwoRrH,
A gentleman Just down from Omaha, the
Headquarters Of the Department of the
Platte, and who was present during a CON.
versation which took place between several
army officers, Gen. Geo. Crook being present.
stafedto.a TEEs representativey yesterday thai
In reply 10 the question II The AeadQuarfeFl OF /
The Division were 70 be removed from Chic.
ago TO Fort Leayenvorth, General Crook ne /
piled that he shouldn't be at al surprised IL
such Were the case. This, In fact, seems to /
De the prevalent opinion, although whether /
{ has any foundation in TACT cannot be sta !.
ed.
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SOMEWHAT SENSATIONAL.
Is tie Repor; that tl;e ~. Louis Police
have Received Information of! the
IayC.

\ somewhat sensational dispatch. dated
st Louis. June =, says That the 81. Louis po-
lice have just received n statement from "a
man in the pcniteutiury- convicted since the
Mayo disappearance. 1t i To the effect that
the missing man was decoyei from the train,
murdered aud buried. the informant fur
nISheS a description of the place Oi burial, but
a visit to that place shows that the high wa
Ter has swept over IL, and the landmarks
which the convict speaks Of cannot be found.
Enough confidence. however, is felt in the
COnyici's story TO justify another and more
thorough search, and IL will be- made within
a few days. The convict claims 10 have re-
ceivel this Information from pal, and dis
closes the place of Judge Mayo's burial on
the promise Of f.eing given his life il the in
formation proves correct.
EVIDENTLY MIXED.
The writer of the above dispatch has evil
IDENTIFY got things mixed. About n month
ago Mr.. Lewis Mayo went TO st. Louis upon
receipt OF information furnished TO the effect
that the body Of a man answering TO the de-
ScrIption OF Judge Mayo, had been washed
up by the waves at IA point called Prairie du
Roche, some forty five miles below st. Louis,
on the Mississippi river. Mr.. Mayo visited
Prairie du ROctle. and although the place
where the burial Of the body had taken
place had been washed over by a rise in the
river, Mr. Mayo learned enough TO satisfy
himself that IL was not the body Of his IA
ther. In regard 10 the other part of the story
in reference TO the convict, tnat may possibly
be true, As information has been received
here saying that a man sentenced TO the
Missouri Stale Penitentiary for train-wreck-
ing has consented to turn States evidence If
his liberty is guaranteed him. Some of Mr..
Mayo'S friends. however, incline TO the be-
lief mat tins Is rather q thin story, as a man
would hardly confess himself a murderer ior
the sake OF escaping "A few years in the peni-
teutisry for another crime, when the possi-
BILE consequences might be more serious than
those consequent upon the frs; ofiense.
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AFTERNOON SESSION

Board session. Board met pursuant to ad.
journment. Present-FClI Board
Inc ioiiOw.ng resolutions were offered and
adopted:
WHEREAS: The tax sales of lots ID and ls
In Diock ts, Ciiy Proper, Tor 1873 ami IS,G wer,
lrr.s uIar, also the tax, sale OF lot ., In block
~, Ciafk and Rees, safne year, also south one.
NTH oi lots Nj. ~, 81, %, in Block 6g and
therefore no Interest can DC colIec ed OF said
sales; IL Is therefore
Re.O!red, That the County Treasurer be in.
structed To permit Michael Jordan TO redeem
The abJve described lots by paying the actual
amount OF the lax thereon, Including PENAL
ty, without interest.
II. '. Flora presented petiOn for refund
Ing OF certain taxes, when was on motion
laid over.
The following resolution was offered, and
adopted.
WHEREAS, There is due Nathaniel Dillipg-
nam, as pai.nce on judgment on Court House
OF so3.3 debt, and - costs, and.
v HEEEAs, There Is in lh,. hands of the
treasurer iuhu derived from Interest on de-
Posits suncient 10 pay the same therefore,
De ~
Resotrei, That the Tr. asurer b.. and he is
hereby directed Ia pay to said Dillingham;
The sum OF seS 93, out OF The interest fund. iu
satisfaction Of said claim
Ihereupon Commissioner Pickens moved
10 AMEND hy paving the said amount out OF
Tue interest oa Curt House bond fund Va hicl,
resolution, as amended, was adopted
On motion Of Commissioner Sauires. the
petition of Gusfave Stahl, for the remission
oil taxes. was taken up and granted.
Adjournment.
On motion, the Board adjourned TO ten
O'Clock, A. NJ, Tomorrow.
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DOiI


T.gUrday Mornings Daily.l
T.. Treasurer received about :! 60
a rUmOr 10 the effect thai two OF
D viii be captured by a couple o.
e5ys before long.
e hundred people visited Mr.. J. ii.
~ goods store, yesterday evening.
was simply Immense.
,lice made large number OF arrests
I, principally for drunkenns-sS, di--
and general mt>dein"-tnorsI
: JoLLIE. an old citizen OF Leayen
ii one oi hlS hands badly crushed by
.t. he WAS running IN san Franci>c'
$ ago.
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Catching Drift Wood.

This has become paying business among
a number OF persons in this city during high
water, and considerable quantities are san
chored at the levee at the foot of Delaware
street, every season. But the crovning feat
in this particular line was performed by
young Sughrue yesterday afternoon, while
the rain Was falling in torrents and the wind
blowing gale. The lad, who is only about
tiine, huddled up on tie north side OF a pile
OF wood as protection from the rain, observed
n fine log floating down the river, about
twenty yards from the shore, and beyond the
"a with which he pulled the unsuspecting
timber In "out of the wet. as IL passed with
IN reach, and in order 10 capture the prize,
he pianged into the water with hat, boots
anu coat on, straddled the log, and rowed it
ashore about fifty yards below. The feat was
q daring one, and the boy showed the pluck
of an old soldier In risking mis- life for The
sake of a small quantity of fuel.
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II will pay the people Of Leavenworth and
vicinity 10 call and take a look through the
drug house of Theodore Eser>dorn. he now
occupies the entire house on Shawnee and
Fourth streets, IsXIUO feet. Ii is The largest
and best appointed drug house in the Missouri
Valley. The buildlng Il divided in two stores,
the corner iS used as the retail department,
and the adjoining store for transactIng the
wholeS.Il,. business. The cellars are filled 10
their lulI capacity, the one on the east side
contains broken packages, while the one AL.
Joining il filled with iull and original
packages only. The same order and appoint
InruIs govern the rooms IN the second story.
Mr. fseTsdOTif Informs u that lac Will take
pleasure. 10 show the visitor through, and IN
his abS..nce one of the clerks Will bc in a.
tendance We think half AN hour well EN-
ploycd in going through this house.
There is no douDt-nO, II lS "A matter of TACT,
that such a concern has advantages in obtain
ing goods, not enjoyed By smaller nTnS.
Quantities of gOoiS BOUGHT from nrst hand.
ar, free from second profits and fresh, besides
such "a finn deserves the patronage of the
public and repays the same by low prices.
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JUNE Is. 1873.

Tne Board met pursuant TO a call OF the
Chairman. Present., ?; absent, Commissioner
P.tReus, On.
tioA il al BY the Board rejectlng the petition
of hos y. COoney for his release from the
Jail be reconsidered, which motion was adopt
cd.
Thereupon Commissioner SQuires moved
that the prayer OF the petitioner ce granted,
and Thos. y. Cooney be released from the jail
and the sheriff be notified 10 carry out this
order. which motion was adopted.
Commissioner Sluires moved that Edward
Harris, PRISONER confined il the county Jail,
be released from said jail IL appearing Inat
he was fined ten dollars and costs, and tina;
he has more than served his time out, and
further, that Sheriff =. G. Lowe recommend.
his discharge, which motion was adopted.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned.
j. W. NIEHAUs, County Clerk.
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Personal.

| Mike Crnnston dropped into the city yester-
day to See his old friends.
Judge d. J. Brewer returned yesterday from
\ a trip over the Rock Island.
Joe Keith came in from successful SOUTH
| western trip day or two ago.
Neill Todd, representing Bittman. Taylor
| & Co., Is in from the southwest.
| Gen. X. II. Marcy, Inspector OF the Army is
| stopping at Fort beavenworth.
Hon. John Speer, OF Lawrence, was in the
! city for a short time yesterday.
George Crosby. auditor of the Chicago &
| Rock Island road, came in yesterday.
Lou Rees, travelling for Sparrow 4 Jones,
came In from a trip yesterday evening.
Capt W. ID. Matthews returned Friday
from an extended trip East and South.
Hon. X. +. G. Wilson has accepted an invi.
| ta;ion To speak here on the Fourth.
Mr. -. Sh.nnOn aod family. Of Lawrence
after spending some>iays in The city, left tor
home ycstercay.
MA. wheeland, of this city, has gone 10
Kansas Cit TO take charge Of the Eagle Mills
at that place
Misses Nellie and Agnes Moonlil ht, who
were in attendance upon the session of the
State Teachers Association at Atchison,
have returned.
Mr.. II. A. Hellhake. formerly of Quincy.
Ill, but now an enterprising young merchant
Of Trenton, Mo has been spending a few
days in the city.
Prof. Van Eman, Superintendent of Public
Instruction for the county, has returned from
the meeting of the state Teachers Associa-
ton at Atchison.
Mr.. NJ. w. Levy, OF the firm of Steele &
Levy, Wichita, was a welcome caller at THE
TINss Office, last evening. He expressed
himself surprised with the workings Of our
telephone.
Ii. c. Hollister, Esq, who has been down in
the Indian Territory for the last thirty days,
reporting court martial case, and whose ex-
est by the readers Of TIE TINES, returned to
the city yesterday.
q. W. Calderwood, Esq, Of Davenport
lows, formerly etitor OF the Blue Ribbon
temperance work through the State, with
Leavenworth rs his headquarters.
4 PARRY consisting OF Mr.. JnO. II, Blake,
OF Trenton, Mo-, accompanied by Miss Annie
Kelley and friends Of this city, will visit the
Cathedral tomorrow morning. Mr.. Blake is
popular engineer on the Rock Island road,
and the boys say they wish him all the hap
piness imaginable
At the Mansion yesterday were VIM.
Cloves, 81: Louis: $ II. Scott, Holton; f. 3.
II. McCrum and lady, and b. B. McCrum,
Kansas City; Z, ID. Mccall, Dallas, Texas; W.
E. Brown, Trenton, Mo.
Mr. E. Stevens, the agent for THE TINES
has just returned from q very successful trip
over the l. L. & q. r. X. "Steve" Is a work.
er. and you can ind THE TINES in every
in the State where he has visited. |
Registered at the Planters yesterday were
John II. Clark, Baltimore; Arthur Shep-
herd, Washington, ID. c.; James A. More /
head. ST. Louis; W, II. Reed, Kansas CITY
J. l. Curly, St Louis n. l. HInman. Dun 1
kirk, New York; Lewis Rinn and +. McKen-
ney, Camp supply.
Among those registered at the Continental
were =. Lang, n. Y; A. II. VIII
liams, Holton; J. I. MendenhalI, oxford,
Ind. Joseph McMullen, Trenton; w. A.
Proctor, Monticello, Ill. J. A. Dubbs, Ger.
many; Frank Taylor, Holton Isidor Louis,
81. Louis; Arthur woodcock, Chicago,
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!

| Strong and re, rich bloJd-increaSe of
flesh and weirht-cl.IT SKIN and beautiful
/ ia, n t., ;tIl
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fragments of his paper collar. The young
man looks only into her face, where the gen.
tie soul has its windows; for in those days
when disciples washed each others feet, they
still sought each others eyes, and 50 in Low e
above the earth. The baLy, her little sister,
is digging man-hOles in the sand ana throw
ing what She excayates over those veined
white feet. Moiesty, like an invisible SEN
try guards the group, no worse to nature or
10 man because the fashion OF slouching Q
miss ankles in shOdGy trousers had beer
r--.r
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Condit,ou Of the u. =. r,...urr

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 29.-The L. s
Treasury now holds S;3i9, 1T, 400 in L. s
bonds to secure national bank circulation
and 81, 3,s5s, 600 to secure public deposits
US. bonds deposited for circulatioa during
the week ending to-day, 81 ,016, 200; amount
Withdrawn, 81 ,611 $50; national bank cir
culation outstanding-eurrency notes, 1923,
01S,l64; gold notes, Sl,432, 40; internal
revenue, Si10,34i; customs, S2ss, ,0i2; re-
oeipts of national bank notes for redemption
for the week ending June 20, as compared
with the corresponding week last year. ~.
s5,226. 900; 1873, S5.6j6,oo0; receipts, TO-
day, Sal 900.
The four per cent. subscriptions, to-day,
were 81 ,2il 600
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board met pursuant TO adjournment
present, i2). Absent, Commissioner Squires,
ny.
The following resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resolred. That the County Attorney is re.
quested TO furnish to tins Board an opinion
In writing, upon the following questions:
First: Can the County Board lawfully re-
pair bridge where the cost OF such req airs
are less than SIOL
Second: II not, is 1t the duty of the Trustee
OF the township in which SGcn bridge Is, To
make such repairs from the township funds.
II SO
Third: Can the County Board or any other
county officer require aud compel the Trus-
tee To make such repairs, and the Attorney
is requested TO make such report tomorrow
morning.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned to p. NJ.
Of June, 7th, ISIS.
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THE FIrz JOHN PoRrrH CASE.
The Friends OF General rope Conf.
dent That Porter Will he Vet Shcyya
I'D as a Traitor.

A special dispatch to the Cube Democrat
day before yesterday says that the friends OF
Gen. Pope claim that the additional papers
which they have obtained bearing upon the
campaign OF the army OF Virginia, in the vi.
cinlfy OF Warrenton junction and Manassas
will more than meet the additional testimo
ny clajmed by the friends of Fitz John Por
ter. 1t is intended To be shown by the docu.
ments of the latter that the tactical opera.
tons, which were construed into a wiiIfnI
disobedience of the orders OF the Commanc
ing General, were necessitated by the peru
liar attitude of the contending armies and
the absence of essential Informal sou as 10 rbs
of a general engagement. It
would appear that, fnasmuch as n
large portion of PorteT's force had beer,
and sent In another direction A.
was nothing more than the part of prudence
10 hold his position, and at the same time
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The English papers are now dispose
claim that the long contest between g.
lery and armor-plates has been settle Il
favor Of the former. BY the Use OIL
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Russt1 Has Accom- p1ished the Oh1eca
for which She Fought.

ST. PErERsBURG, June 29.-The "Jour-
nal de St. Petersburg" SAYS now that the
Bulgarian questions are disposed Of, the
views Of Europe, which have hitherto re-
garded the integrity of Turkey in light
Of war, have undergone total change, and
Europe now recognizes the necessity OF the
late war by sanctioning its results. This
bears testimony to the success Of the ability
and prudence Of Russian diplomacy, which
may be congratulated upon having OBJ
tained the object for which it has driven.
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JUNE GIL. lS1S.

Board met pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent 81, absent, missioner Squires D.
The following resolutions weIe offered and
adopted: By Commissioner Pickens-
-Resoired, That the clerk is hereby directed
70 advertise Tor proposals To build a bridge on
crosses said creek, bids to be received until
twelve O'Clock July LIST.
Resotred, That Thos. Cavanaugh be allowed to
redeem lot ~, block i02, Day 4 Macauly's ad-
dition to the City Cf Leavenworth, on the
payment to the Treasurer of the sum of &ls.Is
and the Treasurer Is instructed TO issue to
him a Certificate Of redemption on payment
of that amount.
Adjournment.
On motion the Board adjourned until .
4.
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II!Eh COmmendatinn.

N-1EsE-h7'E7l ,
MoSSTS. STEELE & PRICE:
GcUGeWsH-TniS is 10 certify that have ex-
Rinlnrd, ANAL yzya and tested yoaT Dr. Prices
Special laEoriHg Extracts OF Vanilla, Rose
orange lemon, Anlse, Ginger, Allspice, AL
iHonn, Mace. Celery, Nutmeg, Glove, Corian-
der, IepperIn.nt, Coffee, Cocoa, Wintergreen,
Cinnamon and find the same strong, fine,
l;Ide OF good material, ana well put up in
inlt.t> o' iuil measure. Your frult-colOriug
4 Tree from amy deloteTious substance. There
fore, gladly commend the aboye-named pro
duC.s OF yours for family use.
Respectfully,
j'SI&wlt PROF. VI. .DELAFoSTAINE
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In thr matter OF the estate OF fre,eiich
Hrppci.Eeimer, deceased, J"!ih "'%' ''''''-A
IsrF.iior made return Of inventory.
In th.. matter Of th. e>taI" of john Jacob
Rapp, deceased. letters OF administration Is
81 v,risc,s ~ I,,..r,~.t issued to Joseph DlcSln-
SoI aud MaIhilds klamet. NH
- N1Iria,.. Iic,.l>. issued TO John Blake, of
Trrnfou. No and Annie D. Kelley, oi lhis
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Serious Accident.

Yesterday afternoon q young boy by the
name Of Williams, whose parents reside ON
the corner OF Third and Kiowa streets. had
one OF his feet crushed in . terrible manner-
while playing about the cars on the svitch n
the coal shaft Young Williams and = NUM-.
her Of boys were placing their feet on the
track 10 see how long they could keen them
there while the cars were In motion. The
last umA Williams tried he made 4 Saiiure ~
1t with the elect above stated. "
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Grand Lodge Representatives.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 50, !. o. %. f., last
night elected NJ. G. Morris their Iepresen-
taIive 10 the Grand LOdyr, which assemblies
in the nall of the House OF Representatives.
at Topeka, on the second Tuesday in October
next. The delegation from four of the five
Lodges in the city row consists OF samuel
Black, from No. =; Thomas l.. johnson, from
No. y: NJ Hoffman, from No. i23, and NJ. e.
Morris from No. -, with No. . yet TO hear
from.
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C.unty Teachers IH.iitnte.

The Counry Teachers Institute VIII be held
II, tho OAK Street High School building, be-
'.i.IIlfu: on the Sth OF July. During the ses-
SON evening lectures will be given, one TO be-
Nudge and one by DR.. :. +. Neeisy.
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sIo..ar ENcrcise. .t ,rc Fort,

The closing exercises Of the school at Fort
hoaycuwor'h took place yesterday, and not
Wllus'auuIug iue lnClcmency of the weather
were Wei attended. IA large aSSeu. Olagc OF the
relatives and trends OF the pupils being pres
rAJ several prizes Were given. The pupils
C-s well and showed great proficiency. The
iDLuw.ug pupils Of the French class were
awarded p'.1es:
FIRST pEIZE.
Horton Ioi'C, Pope Noatmau,
laa D-NIS, Horace Randall.
SECOND PRIZE.
Ned Gilman, John Pore,
Anna v LyutOD, Sophie Perrin,
Katie Gilman.
THIRD PRIZE.
NisgIEir Perrin, Mamie Swain.
ENCOURAGEMENT.
N.d Fryer, John Fryer,
Glover Perrin.
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Fifteen dollars in fines were assessed IN the
Police Court yesterday morning.
Hgiiir Trucdell, a HyHIh dH pare, was fined
t..- customary SO.
laan Miller ordinary drunk. fined s..
--Omas Burnes- Vagrancy, held over.
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Probate Court.

IA the matter Of the estate Cf Frederick
Hep. nLrsmgr, deceased, John NOlZ, admin
lstls..uT. order mauc TO sell personal property
sit l.l.i.tc sale.
SaEuusI.a and Ada J. Few, minors, 10y Anna
:. E,.-.
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To the Public.

Having transferred my interest in the Man.
sion House Ia Mr.. George l.. Denman, | take
occasion TO express thanks Tor past patron-
age, and heartily recommend Mr.. Denman sts
a gentleman who viii leave nothing undone
10 make the Mansion a popular place o. resort
ior the travelling public.
THOMAS LEONARD
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Presiden,Iai Appointments.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 29.-The Pres
ident appointed Ma1imillian q. Banzano as
coiner OF the mint at New Orleans, Joseph
Albrecht, as assayer, and Samuel Weeks as
melter and reiiner; John c. White, of ILL
nois, as Secretary Of the Legation of the
United States to Brazil; Thomas Helm, Of
Kansas, "a Register OF the Land Office at
Kirwin, Kansas.
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The Only Pain Remedy
Railways Ready Relief

Will afford instant ease, Inflammation of the
Kidneys, Inflammation OF the Bladder In
fammation OF the Bowels, Congestion OF the
Lungs. Sore Throat, Difficult Breathing, Pal
pitaiion of the Heart, Mysteries, Group, Dip
iberia, Catarrh, Influenza, Headache, Tooth
ache, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Cold ChillS,
Ague, ChilIs, Chilblains and Frost Bites
The application OF the Ready Relief to
the part or parts where the pain or difficulty
exists will afford eas.. and comfort.
Thirty to sixty drops in half a tumbler of
water will in a few moments cure cramps,
spasms, sour stomach. heartburn, sich head
ache diarrhea, dysentery, collie, wind in the
bowels, and ali internal Pains.
Travellers should always caary bottle of
Rad " u y's K cady Relief with them. \
few drops in water Will prevent sickness or
pains from change Of water. II is better than
French Brandy or Bitters as a stimulant.
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TIC following order was issued at Omaha
IcIgaIgUarters OF the Department Of the
Platte, on Thursday morning:
iiE.BgTAETEES DEPARTMENT OF THE
ILATTE, OMAHA, NEBRASKA, J une ., lSso. !
General orders. EO.G:
IN compliance with paragraph ., general
orders No. -, current series, Adlutant Ue.eT-
as tiilce, and Geographic instructions from
the headquarters OI the army, dated June -,
l.so. Lie l,sr!g gU&riers Of this department Will
br moved 10 omaha barracks, Nebraska, by
OF before the !si OF July next.
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An Inpadent Charlatan.

New YORK, June 29.-Hon. Henry Wat
terson, editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal takes leave of Mr.. Hewett, this
morning, affirming all that he had previ-
ously charged against that gentleman, and
citing Mr.. Hewett, himself, in proof of the
charges. Speaking OF the electoral bill,
MIR. Watterson says the Democratic party
in Congress swallowed the bill with infinite
reluctance, but they swallowed it. They
supposed themselves loyal 10 their leader in
so doing. They were not aware that their
leaders voice was counterfeited and dis
guised by an impudent upstart charlatan.