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Assignee s Not.cs.

TIME creditors OF Sparrow & JOnes.and all
II persons interested are hereby notified
that the undersigned assignee OF the estate OF
said Sparrow & Jones will, on Saturday, the
9Th day OF December, a. ID. ls.9, maze appiI-
cation 10 the District court of LeavenwOTth
county, Kansas, for a discharge from his said
trust, and will on that day file his petition
for said discharge in said court as prov .ded
for by the laws of the state of Kansas.
Dated October %, 1879.
GEORGE ID. FARR,
Assignee of Sparrow & Jones.
Oct23W6t
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yards. and that by haIfthe altitude in yards,
and divide tie produc. by fifteen. To find
the number OF tons IN circular stacks: No -
tlply the square Of the clrcuIniereE C IN AZ
by four times the altitude IN yards, and d.
vide by lOJ. The QUOiieut vii be the EGin Er
OF cubic yards In Tue STACK. Then divide b.
- TO e. the number o! tons
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WEAVING Pigs.

Tho folio ring plan Was furnished for wean-
Ing pigs by New Jersey farmer: When the
pigs are proper age TO be taken from the
SOW shut them in the pen in the morning !;
let them out little while at noon and again
at evening. The cond day let them ont only
At morning and evening, keeping them un NJ
night This Will insure the sow's drying up
II once.
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Water for Cattle.


Often hear advice given 10 salt cattle often.
Now, believe that cows should have salt at
least once q week-twice is really not too
often but care should also be taken thst
they have access 10 water Ny experience is
that salt, unless soon followed by water to
dilute II, has Injurious effects. Ii produces
alone fever in the stomach. and creates a
burning tlirst " nich Is bad for the animal.
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HOUSE AND FARM.
Enur HcEEOns.

N~~'e"7+
7.
IN the bslmy April weather,
My love. yOa know,
When the corn began TO grow,
What walks We took together,
" nat signs we brsaiHed together,
What vows We y edged together,
Ia tie days of long ago!
II.
In the golden summer weather,
Ny love, you know,
When In. mowers went To now
What home we quit together,
what babes We watched together,
What plans we planned together,
While the skies were ali sslOE.
In the rainy autumn weather,
My love, you Enowr
Wben tie winds began 10 b.oyp
What tears we sned together,
What mounds We h.aped together,
What hopes We IC 81 together,
When We laid our DIAL. ing low
".
In the wild and Sintry weather,
My love, you know,
Win our heads as white as snow,
What prayers We prayed together,
\ hat fears We shared together,
What heaven we seek together,
For our time has come TO go,
THEODORE JILroS.
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LNOR SALE OR To ENCHANGE-For i'm
Il proved Leavenwortn City property, four
lots in TonganoNie, Kansas, with the follow
ing improvements thereon: Two story build
ing 25Xi0 feet. suitable for store or boarding
house, at present used As blacksmith shop
and dwelling house also one story building
2Ox3O feet, used at present as wasonmaker
shop Enquire on the premises OF II. c.
John or II. Epson, Leavenworth, Kansas.
Q2IwtuOy2g
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Hoy- rgos p. FESLoS has been III ioF Nv"
days.
THE police force is TO be armed with ne"
"nippers."
Tine Topeka oou,,.g,i 5'SsanE has gone into It's
new office.
THE Metropolitan Guards will give an
other party soon.
.-rysrros Is called to the advertisement
o,,he New York Ledger, in another c"'unin
. I<scsr is the Lending family paper o. lie
cannIIy, and mas an immense supScli p'i'H
among all clas7Ss- .
LARGE proportion Of children VINO uie
sa,Iv are those whose brain
unusually large In comparison Win tHe
t,sv why f. this? simply because 'he
,,,,c,ions OF the body are too frail 10 sopPiS
a.. ,,-ss,a ,,oing on In the brain consequent
mon active Intelligence. FELLOWS L
pound syrup of hypophosl hlse - ~, ~ tr.1i
- That n i'm parts the vital principe GlIect-
=. - ~ brain while ~ assist IN deNeIopIhs
a vigorous and robust bouS.
From the Rockport. In "a Banner: There Is
no medicine in the world which has gained
s,ch fame as IT. JACOBS OIL; thls IL,
tovvever. not in .he least astonishing, wheh
NO.. consider its wonderful curative powers.
n, podenbery of Grand view, called al our
e., los, yv..k and related the following cir I,
cnmstal.ce: / suffered v TN Theulh atisLi 'oI
over Nix years. consulted many pns n, -,
and tried hundreds OF rem uien, o. o., ag,,'r
avail Having seen ST &C - O4L HuNtI-
tIsement In your paper, ana heard 81 sohe
most astonishing cures, i sent 10 s.oSkP POI
for n bottle OF the OH ana us7l - I,,".,
dfrectious The relief felt vas almost e!ec-
irIc I gut l,ait.r AT once, hnd now mere II
moi a IIace OF rheumatism ieft IN my body.
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Chemists and physicians say that Dr. Prices
Snecisl Flsyoring Ex racss are the puresI-
-rnsv are daily iucr.as, NJ in popular favor.
housewives who desire The most delicious
flavor IN their cakes, puddiugs "A ID pastry,
VIII get II 10y using Dr. PrIce's EXTRACTS.
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Mans Mission nm Earth

A. u. Low
sheriff OF Lsavenvo County, Kans4
H. W. ide, Attorney for plaintiff.
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lb1 ED

CLANCY-at the II sidence of her son-in.
Law, Nj chael DaVoren, M. 7Z6 Cheyenne ST
December Il, 1873. at 1893 "a. m, Mrs JULIA
CLANCY, of genera al debility, in the 10Th ear
OF her age.
Funeral takes place from the Cathedral
this morning at nine o'clock, when a high
mass OF requiem will be said. Friends of the
family are invited.
Irish HOrld and New York Star please COPY.
The deceased was known to many IN ths
city, and her many virtues, added TO an sc-
com p!ished and educated mind, had endeared
her 10 all. The pure and beneficient LIE size
lived leaves Its impress upon her children and
relatives, who are filling honored, useful
spheres in life. Many Will mourn her while
feeling that her sleep is that of the blessed
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In almost every ease, the nrrt and ihfne-
diate result Of the use 90 'Ioinpou al OAS =
gen" l. an Increase of appetite sDd new
sense of bodily lite and comfort. our lT-all-e
sent free. Address Dr.. SLtrK"y * Faien, iilz
GiraTd Street, rniisdelphls. Pa
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The many friends OF Mr.. Daniel Shire will
he pleased To learn that he is although yet
confined TO his room, rapidly re. ovsrIng
from mis- Illness, which has kept him housed
for 1--WE weeks. The streets do not seem the
same without his genial lace appearing nos
snd then, with "a cordial "Goor Morning sir"
He thinks he Will be out in few days.
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THE reason why medical practitioners DO
not hesitate to prescribe Dr. r. WiIhott's An
u-PeTiotic or Fever and Ague Tonic L. = IoI-
lows: Me-srs- ~neeiock, finlay & Co.. OF
New Orleans, Its prDpT.etOTs- have published
Its composition, and physicians have Rp-
proved II because IL contains no dangerous
drug, and because IL invariably proves sue
cey,Sful. IL Is for sae hE al drnYYisls.
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AMUsEM ENTS.

PROP FOWLER.
Prof. o. s. Fowler. the head Of Pnreno!ogy
for nifty years In this country, delivered his
second and last lecture 10 a large and appre-
ciative audience, last evening, and gave some
most excellent advice as , he Management. of
children and self culture. Ii is needless TO
dwell upon The subject as TO his ability of
giving some useful advice TO both Old and
young. AT the close OF the lecture he made a
chronological examination, as a test before
the audience, of Mr.. Plowmsn, Justice of the
peace, which Was remarkably correct In all
It's details, and to the satisfaction OF the
whole audience. The Professor will remain
two days longer 81 the Planters IA, use, where
ne can De consulted professionally.
ABROAD.
We are in receipt OF an invitation 70 attend
the fourth annual peace dance OF Paniokee
Trihe No. 2, Inde pendent Order of Red Men,
AZ Girard. ksnsa, Tine English of the time
Sci, Is Christmas eve, but the translation into
the heather tongue reads: "2ilh Steep
Hunting Hoon, q :. d. SSSS." The officers
nave the usual outisndisn names. We may
no. pe there, out the Great Spirit VIII be
with The party.
ST. JOSEPH TRAVELLERS
We are In receipt of an invitation 10 attend
the annual ball 10 be given by the CONNER
cisl Travellers Association OF 81. Josanh AT
their Opera house on the evening of Jsnuary
md. These balls rans higher han any v.ysn
IN the West The Secretary enclosts a very
AT HONE.
Several OF our prominent singers are p-ac
tcing on a three act operetta which will he
produced In the new thester at an early dats.
MINOR NOTES.
Patti sang In Topeka las; night.
The Atchison Turner's are 10 have a Christ.
mas tree and party.
-"As You Like It," wss on the stage IN 81.
Joseph night before last.
The st. Joseph Hook ard Ladder CON-
pany Is TO have ball soon
There will DO grand Christmas al a,
Tonganoxie Christmas night.
The saviIle English Opera company will
De In st. Joseph Dec. 2Si and 24.h
Red Ribbon Hall is the name of a we'll
pstfonized establishment In ST. Joseph.
-oNel and Brandon's Ministries give a
performance at Esston tonight. The troupe
contains much good talent and the program
selected Is an exc client one Theorcbes,ra 70
one Oh The best In the country
NOR SALE OR TRADE-One housa and
- iot, or three hou>es and i've iots tcr
improved land in the country. This nrnna,.
" II convenient 10 the Rock Island Denof
aa.I, JAMES GILMAN,
WSSse $40 CHEYENNE
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WHooPING Cough Is successfully treated by
separating the patients beyond hearing dis
lance OF each other, and by the employm ent
OF Fellows Hypophosphites. Hopping cough
s nervous disease OF SO sympathetic a ma
ture, that paroNysm may be produced in
one susceptible by simply hearing the cough
OF another person. The above named treat>
ment has been found singulsrly effective
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Measuring May

To ind the number OF tons IN long or
square stacks, the following is the rule: Null
uply the length In yards by the width in
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Exhausted vitality.
reryOlS and physical drD.iIi., pT vitality
lmVaireI by lh. fr7urS Of Ev"tL or too ci1-'
application To bushes, may b. rs OTtL rNI
manhood regrined.
Two huunIedih addition, revised ana
enlarged, Just published II is s'gE6ef q
medical work. the best IN the ~ ,!~& i.'u-
guage, written by physical - ... ' 'N-tF-
ieuC., To- whom was G"HIIDH 10 g.. ana
jewcllsd Tedsl by the National AitG-c"!
Association. II contain brs,Ut!iu! AMI very
expensive engTGviugS. Three hundred pages,
more than 50 valuable pgsscTlp':oIs for nj
forms OF prevailing diseases, lie result of
many years of successful AZ q extensive
practice, either one OF which i W"-lh ten
times the price fthe bJOE- i-'C- II "a french
clCtn, price only 81, sent by -L.'ii pos paid.
The London Lancet say. y" person
should he without This valuable bCoE- Ire
author Is a noble ben efSctO=.
An illustrated sample sent 10 al on receipt
of & cents for postage
The au hOr refers, by permission, u jos =
FISHER presidenr; " y INGRAM, vice
president; PAINE. " II; & = e. UT. VI l.;
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HOLCOMB. II u: y Il LYNCH " u, and u
Il O'COSNELt, " -, facuity.Oi T. e PA. adrl-
pntg Uulver-ity Of Medicine and Surgery
al o the faculty OF the American University
OF PEiiad.Ihis: also Hon + \ BIS ELL, VI
=, president of the National A"I.c8t Asp
IttiOT.
Address II. W. II PAR -
r ER, No, Bu fircT -. sttg
Boston, Mass Jue au' nor Hh'S's'
may H. consulted Ol all fnnNTFI n
DIS IS = requiring skill IHtEEl II
and experience. tNliiFliI
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m0n0A MONTH.AGENTSW WANTED
"A S1IIS0 best Selling articles in the world
VUUUone sample free. Address Jay Bron-
son, Detroit Mich septi2wly
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GENERAL EFFECTS OF
EgT. sOW 81
nl0lli S]Tll Of HIpollGpiit23
IA il perfectly safe. and Ghe-tastc -
Rlsa-aas


/ ss-HE flrst apparent effects s
f<S Ia Incre-s,- the spEstltr.
II assists di-s-tin'', and causes
I MSS the t,ut TO - IIs .-te properly
/ q S@T;1<xS-'Lu- tue :, ~isIa - uouti>h-
! GS e AmS{ed iIHIsO, by its tonic action
/ ~ al ~ N the digestive organs, r.
| t.CSS EkTSJ iuceS moIe cOpiOuS and rssu.
| [SSsHE9 lar evaCuatioDs Its feet on
| the mucous me ncrsne - snch
| 90 that easy eNpvctoTs;ton Is
| NSo produced: not Cuiy are the
49, air passages easily So'dsd o:
TIE Secretion already deposited, bIt its co.
ecuoa Is carried GA IA hssitny nAnntr'
u hile the formation ~ tn 'Ule:cie i -etard-
ed. The rapidlty with which tH-, p2t.tu
AXE on flesh while uEGtr tn y EHeuce CT
o. the Syrup, indicates ~ ''~ 90 ihst q
reIp ana nouTish she c.. -..... ....-... renee
Re more ff4cious IN all depression 81 >p.Eis,
shaking or trembling Of the hIauS or boy,
cough, shOrtneSS OF breath, or cnnSumTit'o
tsblt. The nerves and uTS'.'N become
strengthened ard the blood purified.
Compound Syrup Of
Hy9Othosphites.
Spec lily and perm7'e'y cures c 'nresi!on .;
the Lungs, Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION, N'r-
NnnS Prostitution, ShortnC>S ~ the treat ~
falpttatiou 81 tho Heart, irtiDbl ne 81 tNC
Hands ant iisb', Physical and Mental De- |
pressio7. Loss of appetite, Loss q! ETersy |
Loss Of Memory. IL rapidly improves tue |
weakened fur crINEs and organs OI fi.- hpdT-
which depends Tor health Upou voluntary
Sefni.yoluuiaTy and involuntary nervous ne
ton. IL acts with vlgOr, gent'enesS, and
owing 10 the exquisite harmony oi
3ts Ingredients, akin 20 pure hlOOt ltSsif. is
-sste Is pleasant, ard its effects permanent
Soid by al Druggist. Sl.50 I Bottlc.
NuN!H.u.
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Compound Syrup Of
Hy9othosphites.
KNOW THYS Elf

rIiI. untold mISgr!CS that
resuIt fFCrI indiscrst!OU
Ia early lie may be allsSl-
ated ami cured. Those who
doubt this assertion should
purchase the new Eeti'T.
work published by n e.
- PEABODY MEDICAL IN
aSTIIJTE, Boston eU.itI,d
al Es, .V.--a - g3Fss- -
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DT. Lyons To"th 1H"fe''
ShiiN wed sat Gy
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Noh SALE Ok rRADE-One house and
- tot, or three houses and i've lots fcT
Improved land in the country This nroner.
~ h convenient 10 the Rock Island DEPOT,
JAMES GILMAN
Ses &ie Cheyenne stree.
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], 4. i,lE PsIES
z same IoF'Cl n
%. LI1 iIrnadMnr. NcM Nnrl.-

under tur supervision and management oI
Generals .. I. BEAUREJAl;D and D. BAL
A. EARLY. wei SAL E
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Sher,Rrs Sale No. I22.
sdninistrg DIS Notics.

]. ". ENGLAND, Publisher o. "The Sum-" New York City
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CITY News
Tx, .R..T OFF En-

Wewir give for short time to any one
sending US three Ne" huo5c'I'i' ~
WEEKLY TINES for one yesr at si-Z' eseh'
,.,,.o,ne, durable, copy OF Wepster's Dc
,,orarv. elegantly printed. gilt edsed' Every
hoy in the county should nave one anu o"i'
on,s,n one by asking three neighbors who
N M, no,g tIte the paper to sub-erioe- Make a
,,,,re sf,rt ard you can Get dictionary
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-NNEAE. and expenses 20 agents
q Outfir free. address, 4. -.
NICkEEN, Augusta, Name JySWlyr
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Sheriff Of LeavenwOrth County Kansas.
T. A. Hurd, Attorney for Exchange Bal
OF -. Louis.
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Puuo HEE,EY, Judge.-B. 7. FIELD. Register.
The following business transacted at the De
cembor ERIN Of said Court
ADMINIsrKA GRANTED Oh ESTATES Of
William O. Smith, late Of owanviile Samuel j Smith
Admin strator; Dorothy Iobey late of Belfast Annie
r. Field Administrative; Andrew j. Clements, late
GUARDIAN APPOINTED - Ernest NJ. Clark over
minor heir of Mansfield CLARK, late of Islesb0ro,
License TO SELL REAL ESTATE on ESTATES OF
Eliza Halves late OF Monroe, minor heirs Of iona.
Dow late of SearspOrt.
INVENTORIES FILED on ESTATE oF-Josephus
Rogers, tate Of Frankfort; Reuben Hubbard, late of
Thorndke; Elizabeth Il. Wildes, late OF Monroe.
sACCOUNTS ALLOWED ON ESTATES OF-j0hn Park,
late of Searsport Cynthia Knight late of SearsmOnt
George Chapman, late Of Belmont; Henry ID. Eoye,
late of Montye; minor heirs Of Joseph o. Evans,
late Of -; minor heir of Betsey C. Crosby, late
of Brooks minor heirs of Oliver II. Lnscott, late of
Palermo minor heir Of Jefferson Leighton late Of
Freedom.
ALLOWANCE MADE 10 WIDOW ON ESTATE OF
Bancroft Wyman, late of Belfast.
WARRANT or INSOLVENCY RETURNED On Es-
TATE oF-Robert +. Rich. late of Thorndike.
WILLS PRoBATED-JOhn Ii. Frye, OF hnoX lie
gives his wife all his real estate during her natural
life at her decease it is to be equally divided between
his two daughters together with the personal prop
erty.
George Smith, of Swanyile. in which he devises
all his estate, real and personal after the payment
Of his debts to his wife.
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Ia0!in!gS 4 Napkins!

We take occasion to thank the
public for their generous patronage
during the year, and IN return we
pledge to use our utmost efforts in
the closing month, to make greater
inducement for their continued pat
ronage,
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SPOONS q5Ea puB 'IeW 10 aoUIo0
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Tile Rockland Gazette n the 18th mus reports
tac arrival at that place of iot q tranps ost
rom the Belfast Jail
Quite an army OF tramps arrived id town Sunday
rom Belfast, having just been released from Bel
Iast lall English Harry. who appeared 70 be
tile Captain" of this company OF bummers iu-
Grmed lis that there were twenty SIX Of them who
anne out Of jail at this time. Nearly all on them
appear to have come to this city and a dozen o.
them spent Sunday night at the police station,
while others found refuge in kiln sheds. on ues-
lly evening, large number Of the gang suH re
naming In the city, the police arrested all they
could find eleven in number and committed them
70 the lookup, where they are still held. on bread
and water fare and We understand their cases VIII
not be disposed OF until after the return OF Mayor
toveoy who will arrive from Boston TO night
sHIr BriLDINa Some weeks ago the Journal
made mention Of the ship building prospects Of
This city, the coming season We are now able to
make some positive statements. Ii +. Mcdonald
and John F. Brown have leased the eastern haif Of
carter & Cos yard and in February will lay the
keel of 800 tons three masted schooner Tor Capt
Winfield Pendleton, Of Islesboro. Mr. William
Brown, an old and experienced ship builder, is to
be the master builder About one quarter Of the
vessel is to be owned in Belfast, the remainder in
lslesboro, Bangor and New York. Mr. Brown. one
Of the partners in the firm. has had experience
IN vessel building having recently built large
schooner at Camden. This firm has the building
Of other vessels IN view, and it is thought that
after they commence operations more will follow.
THE vessel for Capt James Mekeen IS an
taken up, and she will be built another season
Decorah-posten., 1879-01-22
III CITY HACK!

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lad" ttpltaers ell al Rr. Wsleen. Boa,
men sr nnll8 blepet ~oppueisi o. or altie III
Yublitums 1itusie. I'm eMtis o. paalt,
Mig aupP ,r ensasrref. 8eSnsn pil I'm.
ps unsnrcr @iunsibist Seuit. naar ben
ltt er snsastrsi. Srerss tan ine,eas,s [
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4. Ssnds | Dsit Cssorab.
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DEBORAH Radical

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6eet tiae at apsrtsrs /. Dec. ".
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NatT. Spns cir. Sliiten1isfrrarfitb {
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II nRgne. al pl uelop / nlsie Saat
liar blrm et bstpoellat uNpalo a.
lie Clogs Busr ION nan almin.
'tlIg usnisr at i0rthune a 0rp
8JOos & 8roecrn Siore SRrllQ
III ui omtal, port 9laer az
uloue 90 balunlons Samc s%julstOisr.
aaabsiOirr / lnuffe % me Wsntrs;
Sbauler oobbsIte % s%ntslts. bluigut
emo nOatnllaee ier;
CLONE CT, Gasiimcr Swssoa, Scans,
Drilling Oiu.
StOtOi Tor y me on Bern. Suf ui
aillo er f0Jiunst mso Fargos Del
'lsnots ioritttos Sfotel.
pate % Suer, Souoiftr, Banter.
Stlr' go.
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MsO Sai iii glnhsmrno oa run
yer lOF ben biotll pIlts &tiullle o.
Se0uina % meo ,5orifrIne ON
Al ul / ,srsmfiotu ion ier .piI ejers
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The following orders are issued from
the Headquarters Of the department of
the Platte.
FIT. OMAHA, NEB., Oct. 0. 1879.
Capt. John NJ. Hamilton, Fifth cav
airy. having relinquished the unexpired
portion of his leave of absence, granted
by paragraph 3, special orders No. %,
current series, headquarters of the
army, adjutant generals office, will
proceed, without delay, and join his
company, company II, Fifth cavalry,
at Rawlins, w. 7.
Capt. Albert f. Woodson, Fifth cav
airy. having relinquished the unexpired
portion of his leave of absence, granted
by paragraph 8, special order No. 1855,
series of 1873, headquarters of the
army, adjutant generals Office, will
proceed, without delay, and join his
company, company X, Fifth cavalry,
at Rawlins, w. T.
Capt. John B. johnson, Third cavalry,
having r~elinduished the unexpired
portion of his absence, granted him by
paragraph 8, special order No. 1873,
current series, headquarters Of the
army. adjutant generals office, viii
proceed, without delay to join his com
pany.
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GoRDoN'S BODY
One Hundred Shells Lying Around it,
That Snow Storm.


Special Dispatch 10 the Leader.
RAwIlSs. Oct. Ii.
Henry Everett left for the scene of
the massacre of George Gordon who
was recently killed by the Utes while
freighting goods for the White River
agency. The body was lying in a ranch
near the place Gordon was killed.
When found there were 100 empty
shells lying around, showing that he
did good work with his Winchester,
which the Indians took. But they did
not scalp or disigure the body.
Samples of the late snow storm are
lingering here still. So are samples Of
the 5000 head of cattle which were in
that night bound for Cheyenne. The
remains of four horses are keeping them
company. Rawlins claims first blood
on the earliest and most severe snow
storm of the season.