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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15

IN Arizona should ordinarily, Of course, be
left to the territorial authorities, but it is
worthy of consideration, whether acts
which necessarily tend to embroil the
United States with neighboring govern
ments, should not be declared crimes
1ncursions alluded to may, perhaps. be
within the scope of the law. Revised
statutes, section 52S6, forbidding military
expeditions or enterprising against friend
ly states. But in view of the speedy as
sembling Of your body have preferred to
the occasion may seem to demand. 1t may,
perhaps, be thought proper to provide that
the setting on foot, within our own terri
tory, OF brigandage and armed marauding
expeditions against friendly nations and
their citizens shall be punishable as an
offense against the United States. will
ADD that In the event Of request from the
territorial government for protection by
the United States against domestic vio-
lence, this government would be power
less to render assistance. The act of 1875,
chapter 36, passed at time when territorial
governments received little attention from
congress enforced this duty of the United
States only as to state governments, but
the act OF 1907: chapter 50, applied also to
territories. This law seems to have re-
mained in force until the revision of the
statutes, when the provisions for the ter
rltories were dropped. L am not advised
whether this alteration was Intentional or
accidental, but it seems to me that the ter
ritories should be offered the protection
which is accorded to states by the con-
stitution. suggest legislation to that end.
lt seems to me that whatever views may
prevail as to the policy of the recent legis-
lation by which the army has ceased to be
part Of the posse cOmitatus an exception
might well be made for permitting the
military to assist the civil territorial
authorities in enforcing the laws of the
United States. This use of the army would
not seem to be within the alleged evil
against which that legislation is aimed
from the sparseness of population and
other circumstances. 1t is often quite i'm
practicable to summon a civil posse in
places where officers of justice require as
sistance and where military force is with
in easy reach.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15
JUDICIAL TRIBUNALS.

=. Inc acting attorney general calls atten-
tlon 70 the necessity of modifying the pres-
ent system of the courts of the TTpited
STATES as necessity due to the large in
cIease @ Oh business, especially in the su-
PLehme court. Litigation in our federal
tribunals Became greatly expanded after
the close of the late war. So lonc as fbot
expansion might be attributable to the All
normal condition in which the commnnity
found itself Immediately after the retnrIy
OF peace, prudence required that no chance
De maoe In the constitution of our judicial
But lt has now become apparent that an
immense increase of litigation has directix
Lesuited from the wonderful growth and
development of the country. There is III
ground for the belief that the business ~
- ;ne Onlteo states courts will ever he less
is likeiv % tnan I'D at present; indeed that it
Ie9cs1gniZeo oy the bench and bar. In view
u IuS TACT tnat congress has already given
Lnucn consideration to this subject, / make
10 suggestion as to detail, but express the
I' LoPS 1nat your deliberations may result in
sucn ieglslatlon as will give early relief
% our oyer-burdened court.
Inc acting attorney-general also calls
aItentl0n TO the disturbance of the uuhlic
tranquility during the past year in the
territory Of Arizona.
a band Of desperadoes known as cow
COys, PROBABLY numbering from fifty to one
1undred men, have been engaged for
months In committing acts of lawlessness
ana brutality, which the local authorities
ave been unable to repress. The depre-
cations Of these cowboys have also been
extended into Mexico, which the marauders
reach from the Arizona frontier. With
every disposition to meet the exieencies of Of
the case i am embarrassed by lack Of
authority TO deal with them effectualiy.
The punishment Of crime committed with
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15
VARIOUS MATTERS.

For many years the executive in his an
nuai message to congress has urged the ne
preston OF pclygamy In the territories,
especially Utah. The existing statute for
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15
Feeble ladjes.

Those languid, tiresome sensations, caus-
ing you to feel scarcely able to be on your
feet; that constant drain that Is taking from
your system all Its elasticity; driving the
bloom from your cheeks, that continual
You irritable and fretful, can easily be re-
moved by the use Of that marvellous REM
edy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities and OBJ
structions Of your system are relieved at
once, while the special cause Of periodical
pain is.permanently removed. VIII you
heedkthis ?-C Cincinnati SATURDAY. Night.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15

larly shipped seaman on board an Ameri-
can vessel, Ross was subject to the laws
OF that service, and 10 the Jurisdiction of
the United states consuls. | repeat the
recommendation which has been hereto
lore urged by the executive upon the at
tentlOn OF congress, that after the reduction
OF such amount that may be due American
eltlzens, the balance of the indemnity fund
heretofore obtained from China and
Japan, and which Is now in the hands
OF the state department, be returned to
the governments OF those countries.
Inc KING OF Hawaii, in the course of his
homeWard return after a journey around
the world, has lately visited this country.
While our relations with that kingdom are
friendly, this government has viewed With
concern The efforts 10 seek replenishment
OF the diminishing population of the
Islands from outward sources to a degree
which may impair native sovereignty and
independence IN which the United States
wgs among the first to testify a lively in.
trc-t.
OTHER COUNTRIES.
Relations Of unimpared amity have been
maintained throughout the year with the
respective governments of Australia, Hun
gary, Belgium. Denmark, Hayti, Paraguay,
Uruguay, Portugal, Sweden and Norway.
This may also be said OF Greece and Equa-
dor, although our relations with these
states have for some years been severed
by the withdrawal of appropriations for
diplomatic representatives at Athens and
Quito. IL seems expedient to restore these
missions, even on n reduced scale, and
decidedly recommend such a course with
respect to Ecuador, which is likely within
a near future TO play an important part
among the nations of the Southern Pacific
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15

The Intimacy between our country and
Japan, the most advanced of the Eastern
nations, continues TO be cordial. / am
advised that the emperor contemplates the
establishment OF q constitutional govern
ment, and that he has already summoned
parliamentary congress for the purpose
OF enecting q change. Such q remarkable
step toward complete assimilation with
the Western system cannot fail to bring
Japan into closer and more beneficial
relationship with ourselves, as the chief
pacific power.
A question has arisen In relation to the
exercise In that country Of tho judicial
functions conferred upon our ministers
aud consuls. The Indictment, trial and
conviction in the consular court at YokA-
hama Of John Ross, merchant seaman on
board an American vessel, have made it
necessary for the government to institute
q careful examination into the nature Of
the methods OF this Jurisdiction. It ap-
pears that Ross was regularly shipped
under the flag OF the United States, but
was In birth . British subject. nv pre-
deces8or felt it his duty TO maintain the
position that during his service as q regu-
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15

ire@'es OF commerce and navigation
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15

of arrears Of pensions. A comparison
however, of the amount of taxes collected
under the varying rates of taxation, which
have at different times prevailed, suggest
the intimation that some reduction may
soon be made without material diminu-
ton Of the revenue.
The tariff laws also need revision, but
that due regard may be paid to the con-
hicting interest of our citizens important
changes should be made with caution. IL
a careful revision can not be made at this
session, a commission such as was lately
approved by the senate and is now recon-
mended by the secretary Of the treasury
would doubtless tighten the labors of
congress whenever this subject shall be
brought to its consideration.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15

Those classes Of the treaties which for
bid the participation of citizens or vessels
Of the United States In the opium trade
will doubtless receive your approval. They
Will attest the sincere interest which our
people and government feel in the COM
mendable efforts of the Chinese govern
ment to put a stop to this demoralizing
and destructive traffic. In relation both
TO China and Japan some changes are de-
Siraole In our present system OF jurisdIc-
ton. hope at some future time to Law
before you q scheme for its improvement
In the entire East
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1881-12-15

WASHINGTON, dec. &. 1881.
and tiqutc OF Urrrrs nfafiyes n an.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
Free of Cost.

DR.. Kings new Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, Asth-
ina, Bronchitis, etc, is given away in
trial bottles free of cost to the af
hicted. II you have severe cough,
cold, difficulty Of breathing, hoarse-
ness or any affection of the throat
or lungs by all means give this won
derful remedy trial. AS you value
yonr existence you cannot afford to
let this opportunity pass We could
bot afford and would not give this
remedy away unless we knew it
would accomplish what we claim for
it. Thousands of hopeless cases
have already been completely cured
by it. There is no medicine in the
world that will cure one-half OF the
cases that Dir. Kings New Discov
cry will cure, For sale by J B. II
G.. L. Moffett.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
<Ioti:ins.
AN ARGU Ml.\T

In favor Of our Clothing j. the
fact that many who have heretofore
insisted npou it that "They could
not find any clothes to tit them,
now come 10 our store, and meet
with proper attention, 70 out upon
the streets as suitably and hand
somelv dressed as if they had left
their order and paid twice the
amount for the same goods.
Our prices will always be found
lower than our competitors, our
goods the best IN the market. aui
our assortment complete III the
several departments. In order to
fully aud clearly understand what
you are about come IN and examine
our stock, and compare our prices
with those OF our competitors.
Yours Respectfully
e. OSBORNE IL Son
A good family sewing machine for
sale at this office, aud SIG in cash
will take it.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20
E. OSBORNE ~ So,

Nix. DELLER must have struck a
bonanzl with sill, hnndkr,chief> as
at the prices, viz: so 60 and 75c they
are astonishing cheap. They are
really worth double the price
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

STYLISH AND Goop-Those new
shoes tor men, inst received at
Sclnotergel = Warrented hand
sewpd aud If the fines, make up yet
introduced il Mineral Point. 30 2w
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

A LARGE stock of china ware and
stone ware, at J A. Spratler's 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

CnoME Teas at c. Hru,'rn's
Try them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

J. A. Splntler has tlc finest uickle
cigar IN the city
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

CALL and cyamip" ] A Spratlei's
large stock Of Groceries, aud you
will firl bis goods aud prizes can't
be hea. by any house in the.ciiy 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-20

Fresh Fruits Of all kinds re-
ceiyed daily at Toav Bros.
, 1881-03-21
TILE COURTS.
An Important Decision on the
Law Of Partial Pay.
ments.
Judge Blotlgctt Holds the Burnt
Records Act fs Not Muf.
tlfurlOuB.
New Suits, Judgments, Divorces, Con.
fessions, Etc.

ArT1 r, ,,r,f,N f,1r pAyxfr~rt,
,..,ii. ,,;-, ',,tat t, t,s ~ ~ ,, ~ -
Ju"Re !lo'Rett sntufuay morn''a deeluch tno
cnse II Stewart MtninHt the MtchancA' Ea-
,n,m'.tn, ,,.ant -, s,,n a,,ca,', -, ,or,,ai
,u,,.,r,,,'.s ~, ' "a ~ ,r.,, -,
tIon OIL a scrlcs of pronssorY notes given by tho
bunk to tho plaintiff all dated IN tho 18th day uf
,1,lty, 1s74. au,l maturing nj lntrryats oY .jx
H.. H., f, ~. y. I'tt @ w " Luz ~. @ - " Iuy.
~ mic ,l!i 7, Wy uss s., .. ~, y" % tw 'sn
and in,, ~ u.,.,. ~ -, .unv s' & Hso . ~ "nHcs ~
4hn u''1srn,,,, ~ 'S ~ "a osI 1884 r th T..
thpoo "SSa"s"'"f rn,r. - ni M!u s .sans ~ ~,
sntnrain tr,sst. .,s ~ s,.nnni f,c,ir az roai ~
~ s. aa.sa ,.s.s In 1e Gity o In,caKn AGr
, 1881-03-21

SUPREME COURT.
OTTAWA, H., Mnrch l0.-Opinlons have lust
heen 3lctl In tho Clerks 0tllce Of tho Supreme
Court Of rho Northern Qrunl plvIaton In tho
following cases. to wit:
AnvtsENENr D0cKi;T. MARCH TEl.sf, 1851.
10. uuIltyer ~. noelic: reversed and re-
maudGd: dissenting by Sheldon, j..
y. nKcy IS. ERHn; reversed md rcmandcd.
I'll. W1deiKet vs.. Spruancc: rrveTncl and re-
minded
u, Tlpcr ct H. 81. jacobson; dismissed.
3ls HRnHy rs Ety Ut Chicago; reversed aud
rcMandod; Sheldon and Sct,tt- j. j., dissenting.
, 1881-03-21
SENATOR DAVID DAVIS.

Sptttds Wtpateh 10 Ihs Chteaeo Tribune.
flrOOM1y6TNH. H., Mnrch a.-I.ctters to prI-
yateparttcs In this city frutn ScnHtor David Davis
deny that ho lnien,ls Hoon to resign tho Senator
ship and tGttre ut once TO private life. tie
writes that he Intends TO sorvG his full term,
utter which tito he viii return to bloomington
ano devote hls ttmo 10 his private business af-
fRtrs. which evury ttny Krnw inrRer. During
tho coming summer hG c0ntcsnplAtes crGctnR II
magnificent hotel In this city, as well hs milking
other improvements to bis property In 10th tho
city nnu country.
, 1881-03-21

Since our lust report tho following records OF
nansfess OF vcsses-peoperiy have been mado ut
ae Ehicugo Custom. House:
a hchooncr L. J. MUVea-Elizubeih Bchmake1s to
~ leicharLs'H,. os,e- fourth, E3U00.
~sschaotcr Mrdiutor-J. II. Skrule to Oliver
owsMt,son. one tfth, tl,:ku
snukuo last week; ~ ~''
A. Schooner Two Fannies-C. X. Mayor, Of Chi.
w tSae, ~ Gnne40 b. baldwin Ut al., OF Konosha.
~ Soy ! 3ioutor-Jcsyu J.. Wright to Lars Olsen
, 1881-03-21

sivc. No. 1881, Chicago & Western Indiana nail-
road Company W. ttHbcrbasch, OIL trial.
JuNiE SYtTlt-N0 preliminary call. TfIai call
2,d0. @Ss', 2Gsl. e,96, 2,GaH, ,1, 10. e1ol. No
cnse an trlnl.
JuinlE WiLttAAs-Ass!sts Judge Gary. No
cnsn m trfnl.
.fE1HlE JAAEst}H-CUntpHtcd motions,
.1UiNE Observation-Disclosures motions,
-ltt1n'E ItnUEtu--:.D, ;GG, 351.i. nilu no. No
cnsHt,n &rInl.
IuMiE ASTnoxy--l0o. 331, Is,, 10, 81, a43, s44,
3l6. III. HH, :t1. Nh caso on trial.
JUNE TrLEY-C0ntcatGh motions
JufNJE EBA1tSUM-EOntested motions.
, 1881-03-21
$50 NEAR. AND YEI SO EAR.U

LAFAYETTE, Ind, AArch a0.-!n November
lMAt PAullnA Anderson ilptl h0r pet1 uon for
divorce FROM Noah A. Anderson. alleging that
N0uh, like hts iEllstrlnus naMeaAke, wins II
wanderor upon tho sca Ut llfu. Rnd thMt for
seven ycars ITO oIivo.brnnch hud coma buck,
and, 50 fur Us IL known, LII doves Wert Bont out
by tho absent one. Mrs. 4. asked for a decree
of separation and tho custody 0t her chfll.
Ludgo La Hue listened tU thu oytdenco and tho
plcn uf tho lhwyury, and Cl,tuo " tho coclusit1,
that Noah wnA u oscrtcr from the matrimonial
aruly, or bud been swallowed up III a latter-t!ny
dcluRe; W hu told tho plaintiff ehat her petition
was 9rRntotl.
A few moments aEtor tho decrce was nude,
Edward J. Kirk cnture.l tho Clurk's otllto and
asked fur u masriaKu-license containing his own
nan,o aloDg with that Vt laulina Anderson. Tho
document was duly Inatl0 out, md he was nbout
to deplrt, when some one uasuuly remarked
ttlat tho ludy nntned III thu l"onsu wus tho onu
who hntl lDen slvuFced but few 1antncnts bu.
fore. An examination af tho proceedings showed
that tho tlecrl0 fAsd bcen Obtained by publicA-
ton, ~ personal servtco ssp1,Id not bo Iiaie N,
law WIS huntud Up. anu Il, scu. i ~ tho aol 0f
Mnroh. lasJ, tho following was found;
noruaiier 10 rendered, withou1 other ,,ptico
tme within ,so yoars after o. rcnl!tior. II
Auch Judgment, hay0 tho sAInc HIleucta. nntl b0
allowed u defend. IN we'll IN tho Krul!tnK Ut
tho dtyorre ns Ia rotation to rho allowance uf
until tts oxpE,uuon ii snld two ye1ra 4 al'nl
not be lawful for thu purity nbsutnlnx II ttvorcu
4, Hlatry again: which shalt bo stutett til tho
dugru0 at tho court" .... -.
Not desiring III porpctrAto I'LL tniawfu! act,
anu with Mnrt.Ilf, ''Su nGar, ami yat 50 fur"
tho itcel.so handed buck TO tho Ciork, nli.l
thu couple wont sorrowtnE away. Whether thoy
VIII watt tho two yoa,s required. or ", %
WhiO tho statute aistnctly states lhnr tt fs "aot
lawful To t,larrY with two yeara. Hp penalty IL
anfwticta provided for violations, and tho l4w Ia
dAtly ditseKursleI.
, 1881-03-21

While whiting for cough to 70 az It came,
you are often lnying tho Foundation for SONG
pulmonary Or br,nehi Infection. II Is better
tn get rid of Il cold at once by using thnt sllrc
remedy Or, D. Jnyne's Expeclor,lnt. which will
euro a!l stubborn coRhs. nid relieve any asl1tr-
II 1A IL ullKcrQuS EnnaEGIleuEth.
, 1881-03-21
cQI1nM. .SEEf1 oil

LITTLE fOcK. Mnrch la.-A cotton-sced oil
manufacturing company, with Il l,nita-np cnp!tul
OF &I00,u, bus been Incorporated. ns1,l Wilt pro-
ccct1 Immediately to erect IL mill at Arkansas
City. This vii! make Arknnsas the largest 1nat.
ifncturing Sthtc of that nlt, thu cap,taa NOW In
vested being over &1,u1,HU.
, 1881-03-21

ANNA Lofatronl Tiled II bill Saturday against
hor husband, Andrew lofstrON,, asking for u
divorce on tho ground OF adultery.
Frnncts N. Christ nskru for tho same lscsco
aKnlnst Catherine Christ OIL tho su,Iiu Krt,llnil.
Judge (i4rtlner Saturday granted u divorce to
Elizabeth Saunders trltu frnnUa ". fl,unlcrs
OIL tho ground Ut drunkenness ami uc8prtlon.
, 1881-03-21
TIE SOCIALISTS.
A Delegation to Be Sent to the
Prohibition Conference.
Rcgicftlc Endorsed and Its Wl,0lc-
snlc Practice Urged.
Bloodthirsty Speeches on tho Part Of
Leading Communists.

Tho English Section OF tho Socialists met at
~ West Lake strcet yesterday Afternoon, D. A.
i'.Tn"p T,." ."'s,,a., p,es,un,k. H. ,,,.,, ,,, ,,
!uo !uesuoh lor d'scuss'oN "uB the AppTop!i.
ation blll now before tho Council, hut as ALL
m, I'm s.l,ec, VIVA nos, ,,,ones ' "''0 ''o' '''7
~, Ny 1T. ~ ..a.
10 bn held this week, ut tho fn|incr flnusc OF
those Interested In enforcing tho laws, parttcu-
larIy az fcvnrds tlu regulation Of suloons. and
auKsestca mat inc section t"ke some action ln
the way OF scna!nE doleKntes.
good to send II delegation. Wb}lr ho ,yu. n totnt
abs,otnor hi1nseir. he hud no syupotby with rho
prhStion rsat,cs @ ri Thrre were Ts rePorma I moro e
nG Cded by tho community than prohibition. Ono
Of thom wns TO find gch,so Recommendations for
tno houW en,iure' VI this CITY Who wcre growing
"p III Rsionnn .Rion y;,th t,orro,, occo,t a,,d tim,
ne re- @ nT1nsMoh esp.G wore p ~ ~ ia9s. M s klsw
tno eMecds ni pr3notory laws 10 lo fie rosSrso
ninn aid M,issneh,lsotts ile ulu nut tnvor tho
fgGoRHiuoM R.t " MY " Lsonsuitloh conference
nfIso t sex nj o uecpapon To To- tno n,' cufur. SIu1a
licved thS sta.ss which had enaete:l snmRtuary
" Hose wIIet s I'D no sch iaws s.a'o u '''8 w
.s A5tsr lsnx,hy ',ssSssion 4 was resolved to
s,uan Mcfntnsi. ind % Mss' swcuk. ~ essFs ''o's''n'
SIllfiLsTiC arMrArlIY.
tniore whi ,sr nc"I,aa ,xth sn m,','ls5 .cso'
Etx0Iuci. Tint WI. iii, Scientists nf t.hicuvo.
AncricMti citizens, casucstIy 1rulcs. flRn,st ibc
action II James q. i,!ainc 3ecrctary u statc. in
Amurcnn ncopIe. VINO In their nn,,it,. in IN tso
tiuial ,sIspatch 10 tho cis,,e Of inh,la1 tyrauts
a,s VT, no Moss @ Sc r.
Cur.
That yt b; md sas 9et thss
brilrrH in frrn sns.erh frc f,rns. mn thn ir,hr
, 1881-03-21
DISMISSED.

III tho cnso Of johnson w. Iamfll, heard sosuo
ts1no agu by Judge 13lodKctt d fn,s,ng was given
Saturday III favor Of the defendant trhta was
q suit ~ rGcovor for brench of cuntraet by tho
dor the rules Ut tho nmrA Ut TrAsle. The de-
fCnMnt denied the rulIIIty Ut tho contnlct rtI-
t!ruly. and tho Jnsgu hul1 tho panttfY ilad not
Shown u prcpOt1dprnnSu Of evidence 80 us to
Gtltltln him to verdict.
, 1881-03-21

JUDGMENTS.
supERIOt COUHT-.lC,NE WtLLtAMsON.-f.. 8.
Fadtllft'r1' VI. American Grinding Mil Company;
verdict, <Bs.:'i. .7.,
EtnCuIr E.,uRr-JunGH "Reminiscences Nc
FnIlt!en es. Philip u. and II. U. Armour md John
rlankintou; verdict, fj,0o0, and notIon for new
tr!nl.
, 1881-03-21
l'l.ltNiS.

Tho argument of tho mutton for injunction iEl
tho foreclosure case Of tho UHlun Mutual Life
Insurance. Company nEalnat tho University WIS
sUt hctHrc .hltfgc tr1lnlunt Saturday. hut Ae
WIS mt IN town, IND 1t Went over iilllullllitly,
Judges nrtlulNlonit, JutnesUH, Arlu AIntth were
not III cuurt Saturday owiEE 70 tho storm.
, 1881-03-21
tanet!. Mr.. johnson ntd tho nRonta of tho uh-
dcrwr!tera ,1ntto III expressing themselves satIa-
ttAtl with thu reauIf - ~


ItIsTE C4NNATt I71EJsS.
Tho following arc snrlu of tho rates nj Toll for
tho ac,leoh nf 1881 recently nnptcd by tho CAf,M
fs''hrl af New York an1 confirmed by tho AS
sesnt'Iy. Tho t,,lls nra plnccd On property NOV.
Ing towar.1 tlI'cwator. all articles carried from
tfto"ator being put on tuo ft6c list:
AnHlEuLTuIlAIa
, 1881-03-21
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

Col, Jurnos i1enflrlck, General Superintendent
oL a oao ~ o,iene t ,t ueaa ~ insurance ss epmpan a ar
tr" a,mnu ~ Nv o''' VII '"'''aa' 'Fo us no''o Ut
ay from r9E ss0n t., no ss'urns e,asy
lnnd 10 pocatUntm., ILL.,. In consequence oil tho
serious il!puss Of ills ylfe,
W. r.. t,royyci,. 0cnrrot agcnt NJ N, pbocr,x
Insurance Company has returned homo from d
visit to tho Enst.
onn i; Morr an a4 WI, ,snarn snS ''nopMet nrst
sepoftca. capt. co'emnn WILL tako his departure
Capt. Con. Mnhouey bus been appoEotod to tro
command OF tho trlx Triad
Capt. Joseps porrett, the welt-known COM
mnnder Of tho biarlnetto ilarge.Lfnu Towing
cou,pany's largo .uK nlslnarok, s very III Ut his
sr u, ,n' ey IN satay MS syp
daasr Sa r "'''u""se ''u not e'''''er Nun out OF
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purposes. acvassa at.d p!tcnted by himself.
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ack aud 1dn sak9 Gcpags I wosa sS9 dfy
-, Ihro9 tuEs nsG now i,lehc Ch:caEo t:onpany's
West sldo dry.,ockzy!z.: the c. II. HaokIoyto
to hnyg hor whgel repaired and bull ifoncd; and
.Advcos from eauRatuck represent that tho
steam. bArKo =. II. Sshtcrus tnacGcd that port
if9m Hsa,!d W. llavcn @ ~ right: sho did not suffer
ThD schooner GGtr!tt ENltth luS beCtl tOWcd
, 1881-03-21

ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE REUNION.
C1SC1SHATI. o., March 1p.-Thu Committee OF
Arrangements for tho meeting OF tho Army Of
tho Tcnnessea to-ngbt decided to change tho
program mid hold the meetings Of reunion
April and at Mustc-IIalI, instead Of ut
Fke's OpcrA. House. Tha wls cn,srd by q rush
OF applications for spectators tickets.
, 1881-03-21
IIOItSES llNU CIfItItIfGES.

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