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The Great Southern Remedy"

"BraEo- chit turc,' which is Tvs
ruutcd Tor tine cure of rbills ant ieyw,
is a positive umtliutr tor malaria, am
ha, me- rival as u tonic tor building 20
u cmaciAlcd system rom such a.
matte rNu-c-, and tn those who IN
necessarily exposed to mia,uatit min
-urrs, and ARE attended with the ~
lowing symptoms, suci H. loss III aple
tie. aching OF the uacN uui Joints, Il
vrrl~hue,s, severe hcadtyu", indispoa
ton To- get about, low Spirits, sletpleS
ness, chilly sensations. and eventually
hot, burning fever, Wulrh mAy lnall
terminate in bilious, rumillrut or 10
tcrmittcut fever, We would suggest ny
You keep u supply ON hand all -
time and take dose three tines Iaily
No other medicine is necessary, u, 1t
very concentrated aut powerful IN Y
effects i'm removing the poisonous eA
mrnts from the blood, and no one a
appreciate this warning UrLter nan Y
farmer, who is more OF less expose
to those atmospheric poisoas, eNpeclaIi
in the TALL season, when gathering tha
crops in the midday sun, cool nlgh'
and heavy deVs of morning, then II
those malignant fevrrs are most prev
lent, and to them We would retummeu
To take u dose OF "BraXu- Chil cure
every morning on rising, il they "oul
avoid the danger of much suffering,
say nothing of the time and eXpehI
saved in the end. No strychnlne
arsenic. The physicians prescribe ~ y
H-f
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We gave an accou I SOME weeks ago
OF q tremendous trial between doctor
and q culored man, thu former sueiug
for possession Of Sl2 COW and a cali
under mortgag and the latter plead
ing iIsets to So more thun the amount
claimed IN the mortgage, aud the case
resulting n general mystliicatiou aud
mistrlal. The case has been revived
this week in Justice DAVIS court, 1t
being ON the docke for trial on Monday.
On Monday the plaintiff WAS not IN
court and the case WAS continued to
Tuesday morning, On Tuesday morn
ing the plaintiff was again not prese
aud the plaintiffs attorney was in de-
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spair, As his client live five miles ont IN
the country. II 4 the case ont nue.
till o'clock and then Hired a horse Ut
tie very stable aud sought Tor some
one to ~ after his client In ths lie
WA. ins cpcAsiul TIL lucky thou bat
struck him to try and get the darkey de-
PENDANT to go after the viii plaintiff,
and lac &c ually Propose TO the darkcy
that lac get on the horse and 60 after
the man who was prosecuting him. Ana
tnen was presented the spectacle oi
defendant gnllopiug through mud nhd
mire hunting up his prosecutor To come
in and prosecutr him The defendant
rode fnriuualy and fast to find the
plaintiff Ia brn. him into court The
an als ~ prudence lever eXh bited
such a grt teHgur icture before since
the days uf Adam ~ that old
darkcy defendant bespnitercd with
mud galloping through the Brazps
u tom hunting mp the man who was
suoiug him, on horse hired b, the at
turnr Tor the other side for the purpose.
The, durkcy dcfcudont thun cred at
tine door ot the house Oi the hl's plain.
TIFF, but the plaintiff WAS not at home,
an the defend Mt came back to ttw
discouraged aud reported his failure.
The lawyer plead for "a further e ntnn.
uurc, but TIA. nudge Wa iucxprab =, and
the alto news uu the two aides finally
agreed that # TIA defendant would
wriyc hr three dollars watch he G aim
oi over and above h uilscts to the
mortgage, the costs should be entered
up against the plaintiff nld It was done,
About ! o'clock the plaintiff came rush
NIX into court two hours too lhtc. but
early enough 10 pay sISU costs "m an
original suit for twelve dollars. 1t was
pretty rpugh, but ia worth that 10 both
client and LAWYER 10 know that 1t ia the
first case recorded in the history " the
world IN which defendant IA suit was
ever known to bo got to hunt mp the
plaintiff ON hor,e hired 10y the plan
uT's counsel, Tor the uurposc Of gottl' <
the plm tliT tp come into court and
prosecute his suit The case Of BulIum
Va. Bnatnm wns funny in the beginning,
but lts ending iis such M was never
cquallcd IN grpt squcncss before.
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III cry couuil Capt Elgin is M OF
yrpaf fore Of character, nj liberal vie 8.
iu'l IT vim and the -pirit IT progress, ana
Infected would leay. no cause OF com.
plint on the pnrt II those enlightened
citizen. who dr.irc to see this fir city
bniIf up and improved Capt .Elgin Is
.rund ON tn question Of public improve.
nent.. IN tie, school and other like CUES
lions. which are looming up as ISSUES In
tn. ADMINISTRATION OF the pol cy Of this
city. and hi, election would be a point
g,incl tor al iri nd, OF 10 rGl policy.
Inc north and south ends II the thir +
wtrl should both be- represented In the
council. and - Mr.. solomon, the present
alderman i.u resident OF the one sdr and
capt ElgIu OF thu other there is prcu-
liar appropTntoue. IN his election.
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NTATlON

Austin STREET.
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ALLEGED RnttBING.
4 Guest attn Hotel Losses a. Sold
watch and Chain.

On stcrlay morning DIR. Il. j. Brown,
of Crawford, made complaint before Ju
tice Davis that during e night preyiOus
he bad been robbed ~ a x Id wa ch and
chain while sleeping at the Kirkpatrick
House, where he had put up the night
before, aud ma g AFFIDAVIT that lac be-.
lieyed the watch and chain wern secre.
ted IN the house. on which u arch war.
rant WIS issued by tn justice aud deliy
cred for execution into the hands OF an
officer. The house was seBrche 10y the
officer, but the watch aud chain were
not found. The account given by par.
ties who were slee ing in the house d.
substantially as fOlluws: Dr. Brown WAS
sleeping IN one n ON with two b r
parties IN the sam room, and Mr.. Dan
fprdlof Crawford, IN another room with
two other persona lu tue same room IN
separate heis. MIR Ford was sleeping
spundly with bis autalpDus under his
pillow, when one u the other men slice o.
ing 10 the anne a urtmeut saw some ne
m the room searching the pockets OF Mr.
Furlsc at and vest, which hung n the
bed post The man shook Mr. Ford and
woke him aud asked, "N hat n tuat man
doing at ut your bed? Mr.. Ford sprang
up aud rei2luR ms pistol asked the man
what hc wanted, who replied that he was
look ng for lamp, IN -nyl <
/ { at shppol ont NJ the
room. "lhnt man went through yulu
| pockets" said the man Ia Mr.. L rd;
"you had better follow him. but seeing
| his ruut- untouched Ford did not FOL
/ low him, nud the party retired I bed
and slept uudisturbe until morning.
1 The next morning DR.. Brown, who had
ll. tt litg l., lIIlD ggutiI at
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THE CITY.

t,-d'y Nh, rnunly ,Ic.ti n returns.
l"Thn'' amour "' cor %" I'''' ''
yesterday I'D spIl' "I lo'dS anu "'""'
Tine Trhua .aun bottom l. badly niud
pI ia, Antortc,chrd up 10 The ties ON tn.
mi road.r d rendering railroad travel ,lOA
ana lIe'"ilo"-'
waiter ,rhnmp4nu. agaiuat7vhlm the
recent orinj iur, ru ID Till tor he thief
.i ..,,liIr. f., 't,-t 400 .nin,. months MO
.,...,,r,.t,.l ,r.t.rI,. and lodged no idl
Step ARE N'''S t'N'h ny P.'t' '.'
n,.r.. am iL. ri, Grade n,u, Laredo.
vIiri. If niece. -tul vl p,nblbiy r.duc.
,l,.,,ti,.,r t,.,,uI reasonable n.urr
Several ear l'hIS "l c"Hl we uhH,r-
stand lave f. comfy hrrn prov. ''l 'l'tn 'n''
cry rom Ih' i''l I'D "' liIl ny Ili,!l'
phI't-' tue -...i o. 'u'E w. .', ,,' in.','
nj tIir Loii,n
IN" district c'uii was rng'hrl ~
DAY Nrsi'l ~ WIN 'H' '"H' "I "'lN''
lhr 'ilN ul W Hcn' sun "ll h"hv' N"',"
hns occupied IA" court I"r ihr'' uaN@. ~
TIE afternoon lhc ease WIS gwen !" lh'
,.i-.
- mhheHlNlng "INI'H wa "' "|iH ~
the Ne" li"ic hNi''N '""l'W n' t'N'"
"'clo'k, " III Ih" ser ''r9 WI h' con,
Quoted by me pa "', " M massey hh'
ns7tstcdh' Key. l." 6. 'nrh M at h"n"
t'tN, Ms. Mn. f"'ny 'oiuh VIII POI
form at the organ
A pafasr,pl, in this papcr ol Tuesday
o,ntIpi, ms ,ri,. nl heel which ini.rmn
-, go. ,t,t ,r,.,t iron, huf,t,,. ,,ttnu,
stn 10 crpfs urr n ,unJ. WAC yc.trr iay rN.
,rnt,J +, Il. severed individuals. who de-
cl,,rr th,.v ARE r,,l, ii upnn f. nav u "a
cents p,r bound tur heri.
.r, ,.....,....,.....,,...
rue recorder -lI ON ll'' ln'4h' OF Jus
nee Yesterday morn, NJ" u'UAi, n"t p''
i"re MN was o'"VEil' no ".oNtI oueS u"
pt u ,Sl, rue t"'p l''-' WIS " "'','.o, D.
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We are authorized ~ announce u. y u"iii
rlrrt. uu urcrmhrr a. i-7t |N---h'
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For AIdcrmnn-rhird Mnrd

We are authorized to announce this
morning the name OF C,pt. JACK Elgin a.
candidate Tor alderman ui the lhirl ward
nud ~c wouli specially u-k from the
voters rt the third ward Il cuiul cInvas,
OF In" many p ints which In the character
OF MIR. E.gin recommend him A. - suitable
and proper person to represent them In
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All that was mortal ol tho lHmcntcd
Miss Jennie Miller were last cycuing
consigned to the grave In lakewood ccm-
c.ery, funeral services being performed
at the female seminary 10y the Rvy, sam
T.. Wright The body was attended To
the grave by a ndmbcr ct relative and
.urrowIug friends, pupils olihe school Ia
VIII ch the deceased had been AN vAcm-
plary purii.
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vi y ION.
IN Srt'e OF Texas. To the sheriff or any
constable OF McIenuan county, Greet
ing.
You are hereby commanded that by
IN king publication of this writ in some
new =, apcr published in McLennan county
yup summon John shelton to appear ut
the November term, lSS3, of the district
cuuit OF Mcl ennin county, Texas to an
SNcr the petition OF Mary shelton, On file
In .eii court, against him, alleging in sub
,tancr .har they we're ma lied on the 26tl
dty NJ luuc, 1874, ard lived together rs
~ ami vie until the 18th day al sep
TENDER, ISIS. at which time the said John
lett rhr SAID Mary with the declared In
tuntiun of abandonment and has remain
ED continuously away up to the filing oi
this suit.
Herein TAIL not but Of this writ make
due srrvic, and return showing how you
IrNrcut,d slpne. Given under my hand
and seal oil office this Stl day OF August
/ l~s2 Il. f. BEAsLEN,
Clerk d. C.. McLennan county, Texas.
! INV
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Mn1hnr., Mn1ncr.l Mn,hcr. ,

Don't wait any longer hut go at once
and get bottle NJ compound Syrup
/ In, manufactured 10y Tucker y vii
lis, II may save your little darlug's
hte from those severe attacks VI Group
and Tor coughs and severe cold Is a sure
rrmpdy.-ll9J q
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abr wallace Accepts.

Mr--r.. W 4. wAlia.r. Il. Is. rn r.tt. Il W.
l,atr-. s. 4. owens " l. Fucker, Ihunua
Moore, ct a
GENTS; Yours Of yesterday read. For
comp imcntury terms u request to sub.
mt my name for alderman Of lth ward
at auuroucmug municipal election,
thanks. Like Da ld Crockett never
seek or drclIn honor. If VOTERS ot
wnrl elect me shall endeavor to look
after their interests az best can.
Yours,
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Money loaned Diamonds, Watches,
Jowelry, Guns, ReYo0yer-, Pistols, Fur.
niture, Clothing, &c, also large line Of
uuredecmel pledges Tor sale. Business
strictly confidential
ID. Domnau & o.,
South side Of Sluare,neSt door to blue
front, sign " three gilt balls.-ll.2j I'm
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Notice

II you want Hchimney or iluo built,
that will not set your house on fir, get
the boss, or II you want a CRATE set that
will Civ you full benefit Of our al,
get the boss, or any other kind Of brick
work done, get the boss. We mean O..
W. uewett, a Lem Chambers, Is Austin
stree. --lll9lm.
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d. h. WALLACE.

A mans wife should always be the
y me, especially to her husband, but (
shc weak and nervous, and uses Car.
ter's Iron Pills, sne cannot be, for they
make her feel like different rerson,
at least So they all say, aud their hu--
bands say 20 tool Carriers Iron pills
cquah2e the circulation, r. move ner'
vousue aud Civ strength aud rest
Try them. Sold hy Tucker X Willis
Waco, Texas. l 22lw
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Barney Fcldhake, GG Austin avenue
has II most e cgaut line Of heaters udBp-
ted for coal with or without drums.
They are uobhy IN design and low IN
price, to satisfy you. Call and see for
yourself. Also has nice line OF wood
stoves, all OF which he Will Sc low.
Don't wait until it turns cold, but come
night along and select one (Which he will
deliver aud put up 30 as to be ready.
lllgtc
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Ladies' belts and pockets, bags,p cket
books, card cases, etc, in leather, plu h
and other materi Is, all late styles, at
Sanger Bros l26tG
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just arrived at Tuc,e r Il Willis the
above brand Of cigars, which IL ac-
knowledged us being far superior to
those famous Thufber Ne. 5,-ll29tc
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For young and old clothing Tor the
million; clothing To- suit every ones
taste ut prices far below any other house.
place to buy clothing. aud that Is at San.
ger Bros.-ll26tc
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a new arrival Of Stetson's hats at San
ynr RIM.
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Can aud scc tho @ nov goods at John C.
EmonT,
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"a. hru authorized IN .unun'" Mf h w.
tr.r.G AZ. "A candidate Ton alderman. second
Ward, cts ut waco. ll,rupn pvcunh'r ID
.ff
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WACO EXAMINER
City Election December IIdh.
FOR MAYOR

NcArc uulIufIypd 10 hunuuU g." DR. "
WtIlp- r.I.4IuAtu Mayor ui TIE cry
Waco. election Monday, December 10, ls'-
nH-TN
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yyrar,nuth .rIlrd tu announce Luke No %
a. u candidate TOR tit Murual ui "",Nt r,' '
uIpu December %, l-7l uH"'"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28
A Duel in the Dark.

DALLEs, Texas, Sept. 26.-Fifteen
years ago George Hollenbeck ard Will
liam Stratton quarreled in Palmyra,
New York. Yesterday they met near
CarrinZo Pass, and determined to settle
the old feud. They went into dark
ened room and fought duel. Stratton
fired four times, when Hollenbeck fired,
killing Stratton instantly. HolIenbeck
was quiet and deluded his antagonist,
though he caught him in the wrong
corner. e
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28
COUNTY PLATFORM.

Resolred, That the clear and able ex-
position of the principles of Nevada Re.
puhlicanism as enumerated in the Plat
form and Resolutions held at the late
Republican Convention at Reno is
hereby endorsed 10y this Convention.
Resolred, That this Convention
pledges its nominees to a rigid enc0n-
omy i'm the administration of county
affairs, in the interest Of the taxpayers
and business men of Ormsby county.
Resolred, That the suspicious attitude
of the Democracy upon the question Of
public schools meets with the hearty
disapproval of all people, irrespective of
party, who are interested in popular
education.
Res0lred, That the nominees of this
Convention on the Legislative ticket be
pledged against the form of railroad
extortion practiced by the Central Pa
cific Railroad Company known as ''back
freight" by which certain freight land
ed in Reno is charged for as if it was
carried to Sacramento and return,
thereby discriminating against Nevada
and its business.
Resoired, That we favor the passage
of bill by which State BOarl of
Equalization may be provided for the
purpose Of equalizing taxation upon all
property within the State. The duties
to be performed without compensation
by such State officers as the Legislature
shall designate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28
Detective Lees Mission in St Louis

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-Captain J. w.
Lees, Chief Detective of San Francisco,
and Charles Aulls, Detective of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'S Express. have arrived
here to procure John G. Patterson,
alias Kehoe, now in Jail for burglary,
who is charged with robhing IA stage
coach between Moore's Flat and Ne
vada City on September |, 1879, and
with being accessory to the murder of
William j. Cummings, banker of the
former place.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28
WELCOME HOME.

The smiling head piece of Jewett
| Adams was noticeable on the streets
yesterday. He has just returned from
a hand shaking trip through the Great
East, part of the State where he
always runs well because he only wilt
it once in four years. The APpEA =, is
glad to see the distinguished hand
shaker and nOn-committaliSt again at
the Capitol. The building wherein
the laws are made has becO.rc SO famil-
lar to Mr.. Adams that he almost con-
silers it his individual property. 1t is
in this place that he has BOUNCED in u
luxurious apartment for eight Years,
drawing a fat salary for doing really
nothing. Mr.. Adams now considers
ii a certain thing that he will, in Il few
months, assume the duties Of Governor
and thereby I've allowed To- drag
the state Treasury for another
four years and enjoy the fruits which
in Western politics are the almost Ger
tain reward Of mendacity, trickrry and
brass. Has it never occurred tn Deln"-
Gratis that there might me some plan
cOntrived whereby Adams could have
control Of all the departments of the
State Government, drawing the salary
and letting cut the offices ut low figures.
BY this means he could We providtd
with still less work aud make more
money. His ambition seems +" he not
mainly for hnnurS, tut emnlu,ncnt-.
not for station. but fnr cash. and
whether pulled out of tn" state Tr"a~-
ury or gathered up elsewhere, il
is all one to him. He simply wants |
the leading men IF the party I" get |
down on tn ir hands and knees while |
he makes a de walk of their b,rks. |
How do such men as General K,ttreli,
ID. E. Mccarthy, Colonel Ellis, Matt
Caravan, Harry Day, and u dozen
others who might he men'inned, like
the weight of this mans heel on their
shoulders
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28

Republican newspapers of Nevada are
requested to send copies of their papers
to F. G. Lord, Virginia, otherwise they
will get no credit for what advertising
they may do for the Central Committee.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28
A QUERY.

The APPEAL would like to have the
Elko Independent get up and explain
its politics. The last humber which
has reached us contains the Democratic
and Republican state tickets printe" side
by side, and careful search of the paper
E lis to reveal Il single line whi,.h can
be construed into the expression of ~
opinion, regarding either party. On
its editorial page it has articles on .'Tht
MaIey Boys" "The STEAMER A>i,.'
"The Iron Interests of PsAnn-Nlvanil'
and " Marriage In-ur,nrp G,nhling,'
but not 4 word r.y,rling politics in
Nevada. There are >evtril 9th.
papers in Eastern Nevada witch print
both the State tickets, add by carefully
avoiding p 'litiral ISSUES hope To make
patronage frem both Central Commit
tees. The APPEAL would like to see
all of these papers come out with -
square declaration of their principles 81
that they can be property classified.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28

Strother will come out of Storey
county with 700 or 500 majority. He
will add 200 from Ormsty, $50 from
Washoe and 200 from Eureka. Where
will his opponent secure Democratic
IMPURITIES to offset this ?-Laader Free
Press.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-09-28

A new and cherp elk penny edition
of "PragreSs and P"v+rty' is heinz
published in London toy Kegan Paul,
Trench & Go. This is the third London
edition, and the fourth printed in Great
Britain. This book is having WONDER
full circulat:nn-mnre by double, treble,
quadruple than any previous work of its
kind. All the works on political econ
Omy that have preceded il were dry.
statistical, closely reasone from a
doubtful basis, and the ordinary mind
could not comprehend them because,
perhaps, their authors were incompre-
hensible, and, in truth, the basis of them
all was false. This work, "Prrgress and
Poverty by Henry George, the Cali
fnrnia author, Is not obscure ANY pre-
misses therein laid down, the commonest
mind can understand it, and the ablest
cannot refute its theory. 1t is the book
of political ouks-the Bible of the re
furmer-the G.; techism of the worlds
workers, and is bound to rev0lutiOniZe
the industry Of the wOrld-for knOWl-
edge is all that man needs to pi>ce him
next to the angels in wisdom if not in
virtue Sac ranaento Bee
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-08-19
Personal.

We are panied to learn that Mrs. Jacob Nc
Lellan is very ill.
Senator Frye; Hon. S. L. Milliken, Belfast;
Midshipman Eames, u S. N; Ignatius Sar-
gent Esq Machias, are at the Falmouth.
Rev. Mr. Blakeslee who SO ably supplied the
Second Parish pulpit last Sunday, will preach
again tomorrow, both forenoon and afternoon.
Rev. B. P. Snow, pastor of the CoDgrega-
tional church in Houlton, has gone to Long
Branch where he will pass his vacation.
Senator Kellogg, of Louisiana, and party
were at North Anson Wednesday evening, en-
route for Eustis. He was serenaded in the
evening, and made brief speech in response
Mr.. and Mrs L, g. Youns of Woodford's,
who have been visiting friends in Minnaapo-
lis and st. Paul, will return this week BY way
of Washington and New York.
At the Falmouth last night were Hon. Mark
F. Wentworth, Kittery; Hon J. w. Wake.
field, Boston; Col West; ex-Gov. Cobarn and
family; Hon. C. A. Bou'elle, Hon. G. B. Raum;
Hon. Nelson Dingley; Geo. q. Wing, Auburn
H. S. Osgood, Augusta.
Col. c. III. smith. of the Nineteenth Infant
~, who has requested to be relieved of court
martial duty, as he prefers to remain with hi'
regiment on the Rio Grande during the preva-
lence OF the yellow fever; has thus again shown
the manly qualities which won for him in
Eastport, where before the war he was princi
pal of the High school and fitted many young
men for college, the highest esteem Of all those
with whom he came in contact.