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KIDNEY AND liver CURE.
To the Readers Of the Intelliqencer.

1t well known that weather brings sickness and that the greatest
care necessary disorders healthy
What there Is the heat that should certainly
known but cholera dyseny debility ude vertigo many
sudden and dangerous ma
and Thousands Of deaths Few people go through
unpleasant symptoms The mouth becomes dry parchd tongue
furred with white the irregular the head evh body cramped
and swollen and tired Ladies especially with their dcacy
and tendency female troubles find the hot weather unbeab
while little Children dying day from exhaustion
Parents neglect puton and prominent and well known ply
cian OF New York his positive belief that than
Of all socaed Summer complaints from dsordeed seeons and
THAI these ona which, by being utO order much
trouble the kidneys and liver The brain life
lower part OF the body rules the health. t
There and only known vegetable that will absolutely regulate
and control Kidneys and Liver all times and the
dangers Of the Summer That vegetable India lea
basis OF Warmers Safe Kiday and Liver Cure 1t pleasant the
taste and absolutely certain It's results keeps those who ingeny
It perfect health those whose secons angd For
all unay complaints OF either nble For all bilious troubles
1t certain For the hot invaluable every person care
and intelligence should not fail keep Warmers Kidney and Liver
Cure hand and the approach the slightest symptoms
life that Of dear end will certainly
much suffering for sale by druggists all parts Of the worlds le
carefuland take other "a word to the wise sufficient"
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County CoURr.-Judgs oyd.-This Court
met ate o'clock yesterday morning, and
the Grand Jury appearing and being sworn
in, retired to examine the presentments
brought before them. Atnoon, the Jury
having completed its labors, reported
the following true bills:
Frederick Davis alias JEFF Davis, Joe
Gill, Emmett Wells, all petit larceny. Jno.
Erley, assault and battery.
The following bills were returned not
true; ]. O. Paden, Joseph Greene, Ed.
ward Christman and Daniel Arnett,
charged with keeping gaming house.
Mary Barber aliul Oyster Mol alias Blue
Goose, charged with keeping house oil
ill.fame.
Ella Robinson, for selling beer, wine,
porter, ale and other drinks Of like nature
Robert Kane, assault and battery.
A number Of cases were placed on the
docket, and the Court adjourned until 0
A. N. to-day.
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NEw p1AIDs-George R. Taylor.
The Volume OF Water Move,
ments OF Boats,

me tolume OF WhteF becrehhink-MoNe'
ments OF Boats.
The marks on the wharf last night
showed four feet Of water, and indicated
that the river was still falling.
The Andes was expected to arrive In the
night. She was several hours late on &C.
count OF fogs and low water.
The iavorlte Courier Is TO days Parkers-
burg packet, leaving at l0:30A N. She is
the boss boat TO travel on.
The Diurnal resumed her place in the
Parkersburg trade again yesterday. The
travelling public Is TO be congratulated.
The new Scotia arrived last evening with
a good trip: Captain Mart Noll is much
pleased with the performances Of his
steamer. Owing TO her late arrival the
Scotia lays over till this evening. Captain
]. 7. Stockdale and family were passengers
down on the boat Cincinnati Enquirer.
A new society, to be named the Western
Rivers Improvement Society, will be in.
augurated In few days, having for It's OBJ.
ject the bringing together and the study.
ing OF all matters sppertaining to the i'm.
provement OF the Western rivers. Where
proposed improvements are found TO be Of
value they will be Endorsed and action
taken. The society will consist OF 1000
members, from whom subscription OF IS
per year will be collected, and the funds
thus obtained will be devoted 10 the intro.
duction aud the pushing TO successful COM
pletion all Endorsed river improvements.
The first formal meeting will be held in the
Chamber OF Commerce. Due notice will
be given Of the proceedings, and we shall
then be able to give more full and COM
plete summary Of the objects in view
Rirer Record.
PIrrsBuRaH, September e. River foot
8 inches and stationary. Weather clear
NEW ORLEANS, September e.-weather
partly cloudy and raining; Thermometer
S2' Arrived: Golden Rule, Cincinnati.
Departed; John Dipple and sarges, Gin.
cinnad.
LoUnylLLE, September 0.-Riyer 4 feet 10
inches in canal. Weather cloudy and
warm. Departed: U. +. Schenck, New
Orleans; Yirgie Lee, Evansville TO Cincin-
natl; Yint Shinkle, Memphis to Otncin.
natl. '
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spEuIAL NoTICE
To Sewing Machine gent. and Deal,


To Sewing Machine Agents and Dealers.
On July 2lst, 1880, we notified Messrs.
Mack Bros. that we would not supply
them with the New Home Sewing Ma.
chimes after September LIST, believing that
our machine, TO be properly represented,
should be in the hands OF parties not COM
mitted to any other company, who would
give It that time and attention It's merits
demanded. Being aware OF the superior
excellence OF the New Home, and know
ing that a much larger business can be
done in the territory formerly controlled
by Mack Bros, we have assigned the same
to Messrs. Weaver, Lozier & Stokes, OF
Cleveland, o. After receiving the notice
alluded to, Mack Bros. urged US repeated.
ly to reconsider the matter, but we did not
feel willing to do so under the circumstan-
ces. Having thus failed to secure con.
tinuance OF the agency, they issued and
circulated among their agents circular,
under date Of August oath, 1880, the con-
tents Of which are damaging TO our inte-
rests, and does great Injustice to the well
established reputation OF the New Home.
The facts in the case are as stated above;
agents and dealers can draw their own
conclusions.
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PERSONAL MRSTioy.-Mr. W. ]. John.
son, agent OF the @. r. /. & P. railroad, al
Maicom, Iowa, formerly an old Wheeling
boy, is,in,t the city shaking hands with old
friends.
Mr.. William Higgins, formerly resi-.
dent OF the South Side, but who has been
trayersing the Western Empire tor the past
three years, is in the city smiling on his
friends.
Mr.. Clark Yarnum, young attorney Of
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Is visiting friends in
the city.
Justice Phillips has left his law shop for
season to indulge in the sports Of u FISH.
ing excursion down the river.
VIM. Leighton, ST., Esq, Of East Cam.
bridge, Mass, is visiting his son, VIM
Leighton, IT,, OF this city. Mr.. Leighton
lis probably the Oldest glass manu-.
facturers in the Union.
Herbert Stoehr, OF East Wheeling, left
yesterday for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum, at Romney.
Harry Robb has gone to Parkersburg
for few days.
Capt. John Armstrong has gone to
Burning Springs for the benefit OF his
hea h. ~.
Pfol. W. X. Pendleton, Of Bethany Col.
lege, returned Saturday from partial
tour Of the South in the interests OF hIs
College.
Hon. okey johnson Is in the city again
after attending a term OF the Supreme
Court OF Appeals at Charlestown.
Prois. Karl Herman and Herman
schoekey, will give monthly soirees dur.
ing the coming winter, At each one OF
these they will be assisted by Mrs. Whit
taker and Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell. The
names OF the foregoing ladies' and gentle.
men are guarantee Of the character OF
the excellence OF these projected enter.
tainments.
Messrs. Joe and Jim Toliyar leave to-
day, the former for Kansas City and the
latter for Newark, N. j., where they are
engaged in business. The boys all hate
to have them leave after 80 brief a visit on
so sad an occasion.
Lou. Swabacker returned from the East
yesterday.
W. P. Hubbard, ESQ.,, is at home again
after short vacation.
Mrs. W. O. Pendleton returned from
Warren, Ohio, yesterday.
Thomas Sweeney, ESQ.,, aud vile re-
turned yesterday from their summer yaca.
ton out the Baltimore road.
Messrs. S. Talheimer, oil Cambridge, and
Mr.. 0ppenhelmer were spending the Jew
ish New Year in the city.
Misses Essle Caldwell, OF Washington,
Pa, aud Osborne, OF Parkeraburg, passed
through thu city last night en- route to
Washington.
Fontaine Smith, Esq, Of Fairmont is at
The Mcclure.
Miss Lulu Loos, daughterof President
Loos, OF Kentucky University, was mar
lied at Bethany, West Virginia, the 18th
III, TO Mr.. j. v. L. Campbell, OF Detroit,
Michigan, Elder W. K. Pendleton oflciat-
ng. The bride Is q young lady OF a very |
iigh order Of mind and Of great loyeliness
II character. She visited Hopkinsyille
bout year ago and won many friends In |
oeiety here who will unite with US In send
ng warmest congratulations 10 the Camp.
,ells.-H opkinsrills (Ry.) Nag Bra.
William Castle aud vile, and Misses
lula Rosewald and Pauline Manel, Of the
emma Abbott Opera Company, arrived
asst evening from Cumberland, and have
ooms at the Mcclure House.
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ANusRMESrs -AbbOa Opera Company.-0f
Lhis troupe the Boston Journal says: "The
Emma Abbott English Opera Company
has crowded the Park Theatre every night
during the week, but the audience was
larger, II possible, last evening than on
any previous occasion. The first perform.
ance in this city OF Victor Masses paul
and Virginia" was the attraction. The
presentation gained fresh favor for the en-.
erRetic and enterprising young American
singer and her troupe, as we'll as q large
measure OF praise for the work itself.
Whether the orchestration OF the opera
has been made In this country from a
Il. ,1oiorte score, as has been alleged, or
not, the music Is presented in an impress.
i've form. We can readily believe, how.
ever, that the Instrumentation Is not Alto
gether as the composer intended Il,
although the adaptation has been done
very cIeyerly and probably without the
least violence being done to the vocal
score"
Tuesday evening, September 9Th, and
for Wednesday evening, with
the great Brignoli as Maurice"
M. Hnry.-This noted minstrel with
his inimitable troupe will be at the Opera
House Saturday night.
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BRLLAlRR BRIRFs.-"No smoking"is the
rule OF street cars; but ours carry their
smokers on the platforms. We have seen
one with smokers before and behind, the
car moving in cloud Of tobacco smoke,
the ladies forced to take it, because the
driver himself was pufiDgawsy at a cigar.
j. B. Shsnnafelt is at home. He was
engaged Monday looking up evidence
tending to clear his son Of the charge Of
killing Cline Hamilton. The examination
Of this case takes place before the Mayor
Tuesday morning.
There Is some trouble at the Goblet
Works. The employees all went out on a
strike. 1he particular difficulty at this
time we did not learn.
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SINGING LEssoSs.-Mrs. Annie NJ. sheib
will resume her course Of vocal instruction
September 9th. Application may BIZ
made at her rooms, lll2 Main street, I'd
floor, from 10 70 II A. ". and 2 70 AZ. N.
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Music lovers will find it to their interest
TO attend the closing out sale Of Musical
Goods at sheib's, Washington Hall
Books, Music, instruments, ETC., are sell.
ing at bona fde cost, so as to attend to the
Piano and Organ business exclusively
hereafter.
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LOTTERIES.
TAKE NOTICE.

Read the following from the Louisville Cssa-'.,
July 6, 1850:
The KenIucky State Otitry Is an lrl,l'TtOu Is,H
charter has cen IuStalntd By bSlh The slis Ihi ~
United stats supreme Cruni. Ii d the oAsist
tab ished lottery eOrIorlti In this e.uhiI ~
Differed by men Of exPtTitn,e Ind bfrilh' ~
dts,rTedly enjoy the e5nfdeaee Of tA' Bahk !
all the many contracts With the sat- Ipd tIi'D'ii
over 4 period Of iiTty lean, cIuy olllpllan y
been and TO the letter. ThrjNghull he sltniI
DO found univHISittS, male AeldtalA hHhf ~ ~
wholly erected and maintained BY iAs ihSppt In
red iron the Old Kentucky SIlie LO.iHI.
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tendent and John Nichols, Surveyor, Mr..
Kelly to have threefiths and Mr.. Nichols
two.flfths.
A number Of estimates for roads was
received and referred TO the proper com.
mittees for examination and report.
Adionrned
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WITHOUT any doubt the Hamburg Drops
is an excellent remedy, writes Mrs. Maria
Herman, Chetopa, Kansas. II has cured
me Of disorder Of the Liver for which /
yAinly tried many remedies. am very
thankful for the discovery Of this valuable
remedy.
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New Advertisements.
sugars, &c.-S. Baer & Sons.
For Sale-Moundsville Iron Works.
Stockholders Meeting.
Opera House-Hi. Heury's Premium
Minstrels.
List Of Letters.
For Rent-Furnished Front Rooms.
Decorated Dinner Ware-J. h. Rine-
hart.
b & o. Observation-Disclosures Indus,
trial Exposition.
Hotice-August Knoke.
Assignee's Sale.
Valuable Real Estate for sale-J. Il,
Good.
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EvrRYBoDY chews Chief Tobacco, be.
cause It is the best. For. sale by all first
cltss dealers.
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JOHNSON, CLARK 4 Co.,
Manufacturers New Home Sewing Ma
chine.
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WASHINGTON, September I'll a. ~
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, higher
barometer, cooler northwest winds, partly
cloudy weather and occasional rain.
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BUTTON sR0IH SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this murnlng at the New McLure
HOUSE Sample Rooms.
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OPERA TONIGHT. viii open new line
~ JACOB ". GRUB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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WORM its v eightin gold" for Wounds,
sprains, Bruises, Rheumatism, &c, Nc
Lains' Good Intent Liniment is the best
thing ever used. Good for man or beast.
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LETTER CARRIERS RRPoRT.-The follow,
ing is the report of the letter carriers for
the month OF August, 1880:
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oHlEy TOBACCO is the "boss." II you
try 1t You will use no other.
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TasRsoAsrKR RSooRD.-The following
rhows the range OF the thermometer, ss
observed at sc6nepi's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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CHRAP EXCURSION TO PIrrsauReH.-The
p, Y. & st. L. Railway Company (Pan.
handle route) will sell excursion tickets to
the Pittsburgh Exposition on Friday
morning oil each week until October 9Th.
Tickets good going on morning train only,
returning will be good on trains Of Friday
and Saturday only. Fare for round trip,
including admission to the Exposition,
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NEW BRocADEs-George R. Taylor.

INQUIRE for Chief Tobacco and take ne
other. You will like 1t.
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NV NOME cIorus-George R. Taylor.
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noARp oP oonMIssIoNERs.
Regular Monihiy session = Reports Q
Committees aud miscellaneous hu''

Regular Monthly session = Reports OF
COMMITTEES and Miscellaneous Husl-
ness.
The Board Of Commissioners met In
regular monthly session at their rooms in
the Court House yesterday, with President
George CANADIAN in the Chair, and the fol-
lowing members present: Messn. Atkin-
son, Boring, Frew, Mccolloch, Phillips,
Schultz and Terrill.
The minutes OF the previous meeting
were read and adopted.
COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Finance and Aecounb-The committee re-
port having made the following apportion-
ment OF the railroad valuation among the
several city districts for the Independent
School fund.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
uRIon go %
Ssnue Igs ~ W
Iltehls 2SA 20
SSi 70
P.w. q BALro. RAILROAD.
Union District. COG
MAdlAon Sc zVVC
ro,,i sis, Ooi
The balance Of the apportionment Of
this road Is to Triadelphia District $4,000
and Liberty District, $4,000 for district
and road taxation.
P.w.&KY RAILROAD.
Clay C
Madison e IO
Washington lo,VO
az ~
The balance OF the apportionment o
this road Is made to Richland District
amounting to Sl2,4S5.
REHABILITATION.
y, w. d. .ISSt
T. W, B. B. 4l00g
p. W. Ky. u. % 49,
s2I5. SIS 4
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: Black b yELyETs aust nEcElyrD-GeOrge
R. Taylor.
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IlO4 Main Street.

nENTISTRY.-To THOSE THAT DE.
IL SIRE 20 ave their natural teeth We would Sy
M, We are now bettaT prepared than ever before %
snAbie them 10 do %, By the use Of an ELHcTko
MAGNETIC PLussE2 70 Gao and are making oet ~
Patients, than have heretofore been made IN thil
eitY or ELSEWHERE without the aid Of tie Electric
PlnvEer. What We Gly We can prove by ac1un
dsuionstratlon, Call and see for yOurselVe0.
JAMES II. 5URGISON sONi
sut No liza MsTENt ct. Wheeling, W. Va.
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WEATHER INDICATION

,Aul2ESf.n.7HMI7A.x. u Sr.M7p.r
81 SO 81 70 20 81 50 IS
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CalKF TOBACCO is all the rage. Try it.
For sale everywhere.
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pEGULAR TUESDAY PACKET :
LIZ For ParEersburg, POmeroy ,GAlllpolis, IT, i.
tTunton, Huntington, PuEt1m0uth, Mays ~
yille, GncIplAu and Louisville A
The Elegant Passenger steamer
NEW AEDES...............-CHLs.M uHLEMAN, Master,
In. MuHLEAAA, Clerk.
Leaves Tuesday, September I, At p. M positively,
Passenger and freight recepted through 70 ali points
WEsT and SOUTH. For freight or passage Apply on
GH. BOOTH d SON,
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Yesterday ushered in the Jewish year
5641. At the Synagogue in this city
Rabbi Gerstel lectured in the forenoon on
sour Future Life.', A lecture was also
given last evening. Other exercises suitable
to the day were held, both Of a religious
and social nature.
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New FALL ooops-G George R. Taylor.
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FOR RENr-
FoR RENT
GENERAL NOTICES

THE FIRM OF PARKER RSos
i thl, dsy si'.OlVtd, jos, n. J Iss Plus Is
retiring. ThuFIdAy, S'ptembtIl sHa 7. tiiis
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nINoR MENTION.

me DoIpgs Of Day Boiled Down for
Hasty Renders.
THR backbone Of the heated term is
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Qhe 1ntelligetlfer.
New Advertisements.

once Noa. IS and n Fourteenth street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1880-03-27
Hc Couldn't Miss the Chance.

The other night, when certain Detroit
club had gathered in It's Lall. a member an-
bounced the serious illness of one Of the oii-
cials. A second member at once moved 10 the
platform and said
Gentlemen. no one can regret this sad
news more than DO. Ii seems to me q NJ
The occasion calls for few words Of sympay
,hy and condolence. do not wish to occupy
your valuable time, but feel II duty TO say
Of tie ailng brothct-"
Here member came up stairs and announce
ed that tbc pofson was Gcad. lie bad jost
heard the news on the street.
VERY well, them" continued the speaker,
remarks euloeisiic Of his many virtues IRA
certainly in order after this announcement
aud can 90 ahead without fear Of trans
crossing upon the time Of the club. We all
knew the deceased. We we're all familiar with
his many noble traits Of character. a broth
- has died and a king has fallen. IL viii be
long ere We"
Here another dliatory member put in an
appearance an announced that the person re-
fcrred TO was not dead or ever III, bot was 10
perfect pcalih. Without the least change OF
coun,enance the speaker continued:
THAT being the case, deem It my duty 10
indulge 10 few remarks on the happiness wo
all must feel at knowing that our dear broth
er still lives Life Is bu, span. and man
conne,h up like flower and is cut down. Tie
familiar faces beside US to-day may rest 10 The
grave Tomorrow. Death comes so silently
and swiftly that
Here the person himself entered the hall,
having been Detained beyond bis usual tine
by some occurrence on lie street. The speak
er didn't seem in the least put out, but waved
his hand arourd the hall and said.
4" ! certainly am not ircspassing upon tle
valuable time Of tic club when say that 80
all rejoice TO sec our brother here. ] am more
than ever convinced that should indulge ia
few remarks. will go back to tho Begin
ming and" =,
But the club rose up as one man and chok-
ed him OF, and the meeting opened Tor the
dispatch Of business. Detroit Free Press.
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For the third and last time the faithful
howitzer belehei its typographical comrli-
ments To the advancing Zoe. The havoc was
terrible. There was wild yell from score
If savage ihroats aud then Tie low crcans OF
the dying lioated up the raviue on the gentle
wind. The two men walked over the scene os
slaughter aud counted iifiy.six aborisinsls
living in heaps The bodies were horribly
mutilated with uonpariel, long primer two
line plea. bourgeois, caps, reading dashes, and
unassoried ri.
My leader cooked that mans goose, said
Mark, pointing TO a savage with his bowels
hanging over the limb of cedar.
My geological article did the business for
him." rel iued Dan, noddiDg carelcssly at an
Indian whose head WIS lying twenty yards
away.
You bet. IIurrah for Faust and Gntten-
berg"
Il. there any type len"
Not pound"
Ten days later the two journalistic iramps
reached Virginia city. weary, discouraged and
foot sore, aud secured place on the Enter
prise.
TWAIN REMEMBERS THE DEAD.
A few days acc Dan received the following
from his former partner
Hartford, Conn, Jan. !, 1850.
DEAR DAS: send you the congratulations
Of the New Year. Do you recollect the time
when we ex,erpins,ed the tribe Of unletiered
~ savagcs in Mcndocino county? II you can
spare the time | wish you wonld make pill
grinage to that historical spot, gather the
ehostly relics together and plant tablet mot
too expensive and at your own expensel TO the
memory Of the departed. Have a shooting
stick lay across long bow, with our mono
gram ard coat Of arms entwincd. and some
appropriate epilaph carved in The stone; an
extract from Carl Schurz's "Pece Policy"
nigh, do. Enclosed is a dollar aud a half for
your incidental expenses; you can dead head
travelling expenses. You're
Marx TWAIN.
p. S.-Send me athigh-bone of the fallen
chief by next express. ....
Dan will attend to the mailer in the spring,
The uld howi,zer used on the occasion ls
still 10 his possession. - Carson APpeal