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A Unique Epitaph.

Thomas Jackson, the actor, lies buried
in the churchyard at Gillingham, Norfolk,
England, with the following curious cpl
taph inscribed on his tombstone:
Sacred To the memory of Thomas Jack
son, comedian, who was engaged, Deem
her DIST, l7il, TO play n comic east of
characters in this great theatre-the
world-fcr many of which he was prompt
ed by nature 10 excel. The season being
ended, his benefit over, the charges all
paid, and his account closed, he made his
exit in the tragedy, death, on the 18th al
March, l.9s, in full assurance of being
called once more To rehearsal, when he
hopes TO find his fOrfeits all cleared, his
cas-, OF parts bettered, and his situation
made agreeable by Him who paid the great
stock debt for the love he bore to perform
ers i'm general"
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A Sick Stranger.

4. $. Spickler, a commercial Traveller
for the house Of Jos. NJ. HAYES, importer
and iobber of fine woolens, Is Wing danger
ously iii at Sichers' hotel, and l. not ex-
pected To recover. He came here last
Tuesday from Windsor, where he had
been living sick Tor Two weeks. He was
TRYING 10 get home He is suffering from
typhoid fever, that dread DESTROYER. On
Saturday he attempted to spring from the
window OF his room, but was prevented By
attendants Had he succeeded he would
have been dashed to atoms.
He is attended by DR.. Henry Evans,
who is doing everything in his power for
the relief OF the unfortunate man. The
doctor says that although the sick man is
slightly better to-day, the chances are very
strongly against his recovery.
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Sheriff Shaw's Charge.

Sheriff Shaw, of Johnson county, passed
through the city this afternoon, ON his
way To Kansas City from Clinton, having
in charge Joe Tracy and Bob Simpson, the
two negroes who shot William Stevenson,
of this city, at Warrensburg some months
ago. The sheriff was compelled to stop
over in this city for few hours this after
noon, during which time the prisoners
took quarters at the hotel de Shy. They
are both hard cases and are being taken
to Kansas City'for safe keeping.
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Fred. Wann.

Mr.. Fred. 4. Wann, formerly of this
CITY, and more recently connected with the
indianapolis u st. Louis railway, with
headquarters in II. Louis, assumes control
of his New position tomorrow. He Is to
le assistant general freight agent of :he
Chicago n Alton. Mr.. Wann is a thorough
railroad man and knows everything in
connection with the freight department.
He, in company with Geo. :. Tyler, the
new general agent, will lake 4 hard team
Tn hat
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Swindlers at Work.

Swindlers are wor,.ing the farmers in
different sections of the ate. especially in
the Central and Northwestern portions, on
a very old dodge. They represent them
selves to he agents of Kansas City gro
cerv house, and induce their victims to
sign an order for goods, which turns up ut
a bank as genuine prumi>So'v note
Why don't people read the papers and be
prepared to expose and punish these con-
hdence operators when approached by
tham
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Down they go. In order to reduce
our large stock of wooden goods, we VIII, TOR
the next sixty days, sell goods at such
low prices no merchants can compete with
us. We mean business. Call and ex-
anime our goods and prices, at the Old Re-
liable Sedalia Wooden Mills. 9-l3w2m
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Dyspepsia and Liver Compla int

l. il not worth the small price of % cts.
to Tree yourself of every symptom of
these distressing complaints? II you think
so, call at our store and get bottle of
Shiloh's Vitalizer Every bottle has a
printed guarantee on it. Use accordingly,
and if it does you no good it will cost you
nothing. Sold by your druggist.
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Persons living in malarious districts
NAV protect themselves from attacks OF fe-
vers by using Fellows Compound Syrup
of Hypophosphites; Its effect in toning up
the system enables us to ward off conta-
rious disorders and successfully combat
disease. Fellows Hypophosphites is ad-
ministered by the leading medical men in
Canada, a large number OF whom have
written of its efficacy in specific cases.
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Assessors Notice.

All persons having been notified to list
property will please return their lists to
me at my office immediately. Otherwise
the full penalty imposed by law will be
rigidly enforced. j. w. WALKER,
l0-2sltw2t. County Assessor.
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Jeans, aannels and linseys BY the yard,
bolt or case, at the Old Reliable Sedalia
Wooden Mills 9-l3w2m
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The Us. Government use Howe scales.
Send for catalogue TO Borden, Selleck Il Go.
general agents, Chicago, Ill.
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States, pencils and school
supplies at Goodwin's, 200
Ohio street.
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than ever, and saws she is done with him
forever. She will pack mp her goods this
evening or Tomorrow morning and 81" the
best >hc can toward making a living Tor
herself and children
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THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS.

This morning Jones again commenced
bowling UP and consulted a prominent
lawyer on the propriety of bringing suit
against the druggist who had sold his wife
the poison. AT noon he was comfortably
full, and while in that condition rang the
fire bell. for which he was locked up by
Officer McNally,
Mrs. Jones is more thoroughly disguised
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-07-23

HALLENBEcK In PoRTLAND.-The
Standard thus speaks of Eallesbeck's
first meeting in Portland after bis re-
turn from the Sound: The announce.
ment that n l. Hsllenbeok, the noted
revivalist, would once more narrate the
experience OF his life attracted large
crowd to the Y NJ @ A hall last even
ing. The.exercises were opened by the
choir, under the direction OF Mr. Wad-
hama After the audience had sung sew
eral beautiful hymns. Mr. Hallenbeck
announced his Scripture lesson the 35th
chapter OF Jeremiah. l4th verse. He
described his labors in Seattle and ex-
pressed himself rs being very grateful
for the success his efforts had met with
in the city on the Sound. After spend.
ing few moments in prayer. be pro-
decided to tell the story of his life. II
was one Of the most pathetic tales ever
rscountsd, and al times the lecturer
waxed sublimely eloquent when he en-
deavored to detail bis futile attempts TO
give up the Intoxicating bowl. At the
conclusion Of his story there was hardly
dry eye in the house. and many of the
ladies sobbsd audibly. In the Silent
Midnight Watches was very sweetiy
rendered by Mrs Bird. after which Mr.
Hallenb eck informed the audience that
he would hold MONDAY prayer meet
Ing ct IL o'clock today.
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DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHES
AMERICAN.HAWAIIAN.

After mentioning the death in Homo
lulu on the I'd inst of Chief Justice
Harris. the Commercial AGrertisr gives
him biographical mention as follows:
Judge Harris, who was . native of
New Hampshire, L. S. A, came TO this
Kingdom in the month of June, 1850.
and Immediately commenced the prac-
tice OF bis profession as Q lawyer. 10
the FIRST case in which he appeared at
the Supreme Court, be defended the
Captain of lorc5s. who was charged
with cutting and manning a mutinous
mate on the voyage here from some
Asistic port. and OF tfat occasion gave
evidence Of the ability Cor which he
afterwards came to be held in repute.
He rapidly acquired knowledge OF
the language aud customs of his adopted
country. which was invaluable to him,
and TO the many suitors whose affairs
he was called cpon 10 deal with as
advocate. Minister or Judge
His first official position was that of
Attorney General. conferred upon him
by Ksmebameha V. He had been the
adviser Of that monarch, and had him-
self framed the Constitution promulga-
ted in 1864 by which the Office of At
torney General WAS created. There had
previously been an officer called the
Registrar General. but held no political
position or authority. By the new
Constitution the Attorney General was
made q member Of the Cabinet, and
very naturally Mr.. Harris became the
first incumbent of the office. During
the following ten years the late Chief
Justice held ut different times all the
other Ministerial offices. being in sue
cession Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Minister of Finance. and Minister of
the Interior. In February. 1874, on
the accession of King Kalskaua. Mr..
Harris was appointed First Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court. and Vice
Chancellor, q position just tnsn -acated
by Mr. Hartwell When Chief Justice
Allen resigned his Office on the 3lst of
January. 1877. Mr. Harris became Chief
Justice and Chancellor of the Kingdom,
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A Dakota ranchuan became con-
WINGED that life was nes worth living.
bat desired 10 hear all that could be
sAid on the other side before committing
suicide. His only companion ut the
ranch was . boy. whom he gave one
hour iE which 10 dissuade him from bis
parposs. The youth used all the arga.
ments he could think Of. and read some
appropriate passages OF Scripture. but
failed to change the mans mind. At
the end Of the hour the misanthrope
shot himseif.
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EAsTERN STATES.
The Edison Light.

NEw YORK. July 2l.-Edison is still
pushing on bis preparations for light.
ing the district bounded by Spruce and
Wall streets and Nassau and East river
Wires have been put up in nearly five
hundred houses, and the district will
probably be lighted by October Ist.
The work is all completed with the az
ccption Of the erection Of heavy engines
10 q central station. The contract made
with subscribers 10 that the light shall
cost the same amount ss gas. The
lighting Of the district, Mr. Ellison
thinks, will reduce the price of gas TO
81 per 1000 cubic feet
The Last or sitting Bull.
ST PAUL, July 20.-The following
special was received from Fort Buford:
4 pm, Sitting Bull and about 200 Of
bis people arrived sr exactly twelve
today and surrendered their arms and
ponies to Major Brotherton- No speech
has % yet been made, 90 Sitting Bull
and his orator are fatigued and hun
CRY. They were placed in compsrt-
ments between the post and the boat
landing and are as securely in Major
Brothsrton's power as il in irons. A
correspondent visited Sitting Bull after
his Lodge was erected and eheered the
old man by Informing him that he had
seen his lost daughter, whom the Ca
nadians had told him was in chains,
only short time before. and that she
was we'll and happy. He expressed q
desire 10 see her after he had rested and
eaten.
The cavalcade as it fled into the
garrison attracted much attention.
II consisted of sixty army wagons
loaded with squaws and children, fol-
flowed by 25 or 80 Of Louis Legare's
Red river carts we'll filed with bag
gage. Sitting Bull himself and his
chiefs and head men rode their ponies
end did not dismount and shake hands
till they arrived ct the place fixed upon
for their camp. Sitting Bull seemed
moro sullen and silent than any of the
chiefs he has under his management
1t is thought that kind treatment will
soon paciiy him. The Government &C
cepted bis surrender in good faith.
The dispatch forwarded to Standing
Rock informed Grow Wing and Low
Dog of Sitting Bulls arrival, and it is
believed that this news will remove any
desire the Indians there may have to
leave the agency.
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Saturday, July %. 1881.
THE VALUE or WILLOW.

An Euglish psperexpresses the opin-
Jon that anybody who has the ps..ience
10 wait twenty five years for q large
return upon q small expenditure should
plant the willow tree. The demand for
this wood during the past few years
has been extraordinary. and the Lon =
don dealers now readily wait upon any
estate agent who has two or three fair
ly grown willows for disposal. An ave-
rage price for . good tree with plenty
of top il Ei0. The wood 10 used for .
variety OF purposes. Bolss just cut
down, and free from disease and stain.
Are made into carriage bodies. Cricket
bats worthy Of the name and the game
ARE made OF no other wood. 1t 10 the
material also Of many articles Of mod.
ern furniture. The inferior parts OF
the tree serve for toys, for cotton or silk
reels. or foy conversion into charcoal.
For many of the purposes we have
named, the wood 10 first placed in
scalding water. when 1t may be twisted.
knesded, cut or stamped out, jast like
. boiled cheese. Properly, OF course,
the willow should be grown upon the
margin Of . ditch or brook. II will
grow more slowly and less perfectly in
very moist and heavy soil. 1t should
be planted in the spring or autumn.
Those who want Is rapid develop
ment IS the tree is capable of should
not plant little sprigs. but goodly
sized pollard lop. say from seven to
nine feet long. and as thick As q mans
wrist. II such lop as this DO placed
thresifsst in the soil. failure is next to
impossible.
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ORpKREp TO NEW YonK.--On relia-
BILE information IL Ii learned that q dis
patch has been received here from the
Department at Washington ordering
Col Gillespie. Major U 3 Engineers. 70
report at New York. Il is further
stated that Col Gillespie will DO as
signed 10 New York. The death oil
Col N Michler (announced . few days
since by the dispatched has caused q
vacancy which will DO flled By Col
Gillespie. For several days past THU
officer has been over on fhe Sound. and
the dispatch notifying him Of his as-
signmsnt was forwarded 10 him. Capt
Charles II Powell, now in charge oi
the Government lccks % the Cascades,
viii be temporarily assigned to the po.
sition vacated BY Col Gillespie.-0rs-
goaian.
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At tho Cape Of Good Hope, near

AT the cape OF 1000 nope, near la
bic mountain, the clouds come down
very low. and then disappear without
dropping rain. At such o time, il .
traveller should 60 under q tree for
shelter from the threatening storm. he
wonld find himself in q drenching
shower. while out in the open space,
away from tree or shrub, everything
would be as dry as q bone. The cloud
or mist 10 rather warmer than the leaves,
and so. when It touches them. Is changes
into clinging drops. which look like
dew. Fresh drops keep forming; they
run together; and. at length. the water
drips Off the leaves like rain. And
this process goes on until the clouds
lift and the sun comes out again.
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Two muscular men Of kildare, Ark,
agreed 10 settle their quarrel with q
single blow Of the fist 70 be struck By
the winner Of . tossed coin and unre-
sistingly received BY the loser any here
above the belt. The man whom chance
condemned 10 take the blow stood M
hrAvely; and. though be sought to avoid
snme OF its force by Offering no resist.
ance. il felIsd him heavily. breaking hi.
nose and leaving him ssnselsss for twelve
ho1rs.
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND oyrcv

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND orFrcRl
Olympia, Washington TERRITORY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT. IN CON-
~ piisnce with the provisions Of the Act Of Don.
gress approved June 3 1878. entitled IAN Act for
the sale Of Timber Lands in the States Of Cslifor.
MA, Oregon, Nevada and Washington TERRITORY n
svend Stensem, Of Snohomish county Washinaten
Territory, has this day fled in this Office his appli
cation to purchase the Nwh Of Sen OF Section
No. 8. in Township No. 81 North, Rage No 4 s.st
Of the Willamette Meridian
Any and all persons claiming adversely the ssid
described land, or any portion thereof are hereby
required to file their claims in this office within
sixty 1901 days from date hereof
Given under my hand at nay Office in Olympia,
W. T., this the 9th day Of July. AID. 1881.
J. T. BROWN,
ji6I1w Register of the land ONCE
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND oFTIrx

UNITED STATES DISTRICT LAND OTyY,x
Olympia, Washington Terrttorv
n OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IL cc,,
~ piianee with ihs provisions OF thr A. :,
Congress approved June 3, ISIS entitled An a., =.
Tor the sale OF Timber Lands IN the States on 81
norma. oregon. Nevada and Washington ra--s.
~, Thomas II. Cam. of King county. VISA.
ton Territory has this day filed in this ofBca -
application to purchase the M of 81 on Sss,s-
No ., in Township No. 20 North. Range No. ~,
Of the willamette Meridian. A-1St
Any and all persons claiming adyersalv H. -,
described land. or any portion then sof are hs,.n.
required To hle their claims in this otsoe x,,hs5
sixty t6Ol days from date hereof. "'''ih
Given under my hand. At my Office in olvuD..
W. T., I'll the LIST day of June. AID isSl F'~
Je4-llw Register of the I.nS o.
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A SUNDAY RxouLArox.-says III,

A SUNDAY RxouLAroS.-Says the
PIT .: One change to be made 10
the Customs business at this place will
meet with the approval of moral peo-
pile everywhere. viz the disccntinuance
OF tAs course heretofore employed in
allowing vessels 10 enter vud clear on
Sunday. In fact the Custom House
will not be open on Sundays under any
circumstances. There is no reason
Why the Sabbath may not be respected
in decent manner. and employees b
granted ct least one days rest In seven.
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AT . Fourth Of July picnic in Louis
lana the game Of throwing rubber balls
at the head Of negro Is il vas thrus,
through hale in canvas drew q crowd
through the wonderful lodging Of the
living target. Nobody had yet hit him.
and he had grown over oon6asnt. when
drunken fellow offered Is for ave
throws with . stone. The bargain vas
made. and the ercSd eagerly watched
sae dangerous sport. Three simes the
negro lodged the uissils. but 90 the
fourth u struck him sqaarely in the
forehead, frncturing his sknll.
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The girl baby recently born 10 Sir
Evelyn Wood. the English General Of
South African fame. Il veil of in the
matter Of godmosherA The Queen 10
ous. the Emprsss Rugsnie u the ether.
The infant bssrs the name Of Victoria.
Euesnie.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
U. 5. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA. W.T.

q. 5. LAND OFFICE At OLYMPIA.
July 18th, ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ASP, -
~ Eddy has hled notice of intention 10 ~:
nnal proof before the Clerk Of the Distrse. Lake
~ his Office in Seattle W T. 90 satI,ra.v -.
dAy 81 August, AID. ISL on Pre-emp;ion- - n 80
No 4S6S for the Z y Of swA. NV m sw, 3
section % and Men Of NV Of Section a -. y
snip . noTth Range last He names As ~,
hesses X NJ hoskinson, A. Reeve, Eenrv T,s ~.
and Charles Peterson all Of Port Blakelv E,ssI
county, ". T. y NiaS>p
ilt-S~ T. BROWN, Reeis,..
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Finest assortment of table linen.
ever offered % this market at Schwa-
becher's.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
xrr1rzvxLr 10 TaE fsTKELsskscxs.
CALIFORNIA.

SAS FRAscIsco, July 20.-Arrived
steamer Willamette. from Seattle.
Sailed steamer Dakoss, for Seattle;
bark Emerald. for Utsalsdy; bark An
tioch. for Seat
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Observation-Disclosures Mckay oil
Petaluma. Sonora county, California,
arrived in walla Walls the other day
with 0 wagons and 10 new settlers. BE
came By way OF Klamath Lake and %
far 10 we'll pleased with this country.
He will proceed TO Dayton and try %
settle down In that vicinity. The fame
OF this place has gone abroad and IL ID
looked upon - the coming town Of
Eastern Washington Mr. Mckay 70.
ports other emigranss On the road
Statesman.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

L. 5. LAND oFFIcE AT oLrMPrI. W.T.
July sth, 1851.
NOlICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT eEnnap
' W: stevenson hiss hled notice Of intention /.
make hnal proof before the CLARK on a. nss.-s !.
Court, at his office in Snohomish CITY. W r ~
saturday, the 10th day Of August, AID. lSsl On
Homestead application No. S6i4, for the NJ -
NWA; Sc of NwA ard NEk Of SWk Of s~cs,Sn
70, township > north, range S east Ne names =
witnesses W II Ward, W " IArrisuer, Asa Dsyi.
and William Whitfield. all Of Snohomish. snohos
mish county, W. T. ~-'~--N-
jl6-Sw 1T. BROWN. Register.
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Notice of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.
UNITED Stairs DrarRIcr LAND oFFrcE, I

UNITED Stairs DIsTRIcr LAND OFFICE
Olympia, Washington Territory {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN COM.
pliance with the provisions OF the Ackaf Con.
gress approved June 8, 1878, entitled AN Act for
the sale of Timber LaU dis In the Stltes of Caiifor
MIA Oregon, Nevada and Washington Terri,ory. I"
George :. L'dd, Of snohGmish county Washing.
ton Territory, has this day filed IN this Office his
application TO purchase the EN- OF NwA and sh
OF NEA OF Section No. T. in Township No. 80
north, Range No. east of the Willamette Mori.
diAl.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the said
described land, or any portion thereof are hersby
required TO fle their claims In this Office within
sixty t6Ol days from date hereof
Given under my hand, at my once In Olympia
W.T., this the eta day OF July, AID. 1881.
j. L. BROWN,
JIG INV Register Of the Land Office
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Notice Of Application to Purchase
Timber Land.

UNITED sTArxs DISTRICT LAND OFYrcK,
OLYMPIA, Washington Territory. !
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN THAT, IN COM.
~ piianee with the provisions Of the Act Of Co..
gfess approved June 2. 1873, entitled IAN Act for
The sale OF Timber Lands IN the States Of CAlfor-
Ola. oregon, Nevada and Washingto- Territory,
tharles y. Jseks9n, 81 5nohomish county wash
ington Territory, has this day nled IN this Office
bis application 70 purchase the NWk OF eection
No 4, in Township No. ~ North. Range Me- East
Of the willamette Meridian.
Any and ali persons claiming adversely the said
deser1eed Land. or any portion thereof, are hereby
required 20 nle their claims In this once withia
sixty ts0l days from date hereof.
Given under my hand. n my once IN Olympia,
W. t. this the iiih day Of May. AID 1881.
J.. T. BROWN
m2tllw Register Of the land once.
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EUROPE.


WIMBLEDON. July 21.-At Wimble>
ton yesterday the Albert jewel compe-
tition at 1000 was again won by Amer.
leans. Scott of the American team in
80 and Milton Fsrrow. also Of the
American team, won in 70. This year
Frank Hyde. American, snd Captain
Goodsall. Of the I'd Bucks Regiment
each made 70 out Of Q possible rs. and
on shooting off the tie by de made three
bulls-eyes, against Captain Goodsall'i
two inuers and ona buila-eva