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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18
as,csi1a Sale.


OF DAKOTA, County Of PemLioa
Walter j. S. T:anl Plaintiff, Va Charles W. II. Page
iste;.dent
Notice i, hereby given, Tha: by virtue "fnn
Execution e. lne directed nnd delivered n nov
II my hand. sued ont IF the CLERKS flee OF the
rh!ri Judicial Dit let c. urt, Ter.sta. y of OAK IL
III ID iar the c u:ts IF Peii,bii ~ upon Judr-
merit endered in tail c t i'll fav r of Waiter /
:. Trail Plninttf. nni against Charles. W. II
Page. deiende. I. have lsviei up II the Fowl 2
described real p re ty ofshid detende: I. to-wit
The uti,ea qua te- of section number twenty.
eigbt( y i, t~, ship nn,nber orc hundred u. d
sXty-fom Q6i (n rth of .uuse number 1iity-;h &c
e .)west iii Pembina C u.ty. Oak Ia T-iiitnry,
that l ehall. on Tuesday. the tn day Feb
rlary. 1851 ut the Ii nr &c two clock T. NJ. ni
said day. Mt the frot t do rf tie ,nuit Hou Z in
aid County ID Territory, p orees to sell a!l the
right, title AID / lie est + the Ab We La.netl
deie. deit Cha leg ~. II. Page. j.. andt theapovt
described p ope tyt satisfy snil Judgment and
costs, am uuli e t, lie til !sa..d three lnadred
~ d evenly ne d la S and is entv-re cent, to-
getlet will ull nccrui Z c SITS fsale. and t. est
nthe 'nnie from tire ). til day OF October, 3ut
the rat. o! seven e. CT t. per annun ut Public
Auctl H. the lishett il. oder for ca.h
Dated ut PenlbIln, u. T.. December = st. 1c6".
CiIAs. ]. brown.
GAFPSEYA KNEEsIIAE, Sheriff.
Pailtiit's .Att rueys. 2.-,;
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We'll Rewarded.

A liberal reward will he paid to any
party who will produce IL case Of liver,
kidney or stomach complaint that Flee
trio B;tters will not speedily cure. Bring
them along, it will cost you nothing 10.
the medicine il it fails to cure, and you
will be we'll rewarded for your trouble
besides. All blood diseases, biliousneSs,
janndice, constipation, and general dcln!.
lty are quickly cured. Satisfaction guar.
auteed or money refunded. Price only
fifty cents per bottle. For sale ty C..
Moore {: Co.
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City Drug store.

In order tn Introduce the Elnmcrt Pro-
prietaly Cos medicines, am authorized
to sell us follows:
Eilelt's Ext. Tar and Wild Chcrry(SI 90. J
alt SO cts. Dr.WinclicIi's Teelhing Syrup,
(25 cts.,l at 20 cts. Unclc SANS Nerva
and Bone Lininent, Family use (5, CTS. J
ut 10 cts. Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone
L'niment, Anind use, TO cts.,) at II,
cts. Uncle Sans Condition Powders, Is
OF, package, 80 cts y at 40 cts. Uncle
Saints Condition Powders, ) ID. pac.,;,sc
10 cts, y at 20 cts.-L. WlLkGNs.
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Noiee is sr. given TIT p the il"w,Is-,l mr.
ed settler has lied notice OF .is intention to uk,
nMi pro in So ys.t of Lis olsr. and ,iiu.snid
proof will he made Eei";e joha V. Muc!:ityr. i
Notary ublic 1T leli.bnA. h L.. On February :.
49, viz: Iii mas Dea,y.
Tor the ~ r see q Up i:i ~ ;,:j 81.
he names HE following witner' e" to Prove his
SAID land viz: JAMES acCnhe, George McCuLe.
Emo. Mas n, j In Mct'ahe, all OF Baliin re,
u. C. TIFFANY. Regi.t.r.
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u. $. LAND OFFICE, GKASp FORKS, u. II.

Complaint having been entered Mt this office h,
And .ewS ly again x list Sigurdus u. TO. aba,
du..iag his II y M. II. dated February 18th, les..
uln;I the II his" or, sec. and II Iii 81 or. exc G.
lsl: r:6 Penb.ua e IL y. DAKOTA. wlii u view
the cancellation fsli entlA tx said ,aftiesnie
hereby SUNNI. ned To up e,lr ut tlis 0.ce un th+
. Til day ut february eS NJ O'Clock AM. to lie.
spo,d and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
Testimony i'll this case will be taken before "
kneeslMw at i'e,rbinu II. T.. oi. F.b . til, 1.s.
is. e, flftASN, .segl-itr.
2i-2S w. ]. ASnsmsuN. Receiver.
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.-.-..,...=.----.....----.-..--..-,.s--.

We :rc in receipt Of Il great mass of
correspondence in regard to wheat
grading and the alleged evils and
abuses in connection Herewith.
These communications consist mainly
of rcitciations Of charges made and
repeated heretofore in these, columns.
The PIONEER EMPRESS commenced
this agitation some weeks ago, en-.
deavorins to voice the complaints of
the farmers so far as they seemed to
he just, the object being to unite bust.
ness men and farmers i'll some concel!.
tra.ed action i'll the direction of bring.
ing about some relief from the evils.
and injustice charged upon whe;t,
buyers. Our remark, with those CT
several correspondents, were direc..
and nnmistakahle, and now the move.
meMt has gone su far us to result il.
the calling of II central convention to
devise formal action. What we want
now, is not further assertions, echo.
ing what has olready be.n said, but
cool, intelligent action. Any farmer
who regards himself the victim of
Hni''st wheat grading should put his
complaint in the form of;,n affidavit,
direct and sf:s.ilic in character and
COW vhorated by ona or more Witness
es. This he should send, not to the
newspapers now, but to the Hamilton
convention, which alone will have the
Authority to deal practically with the
whole question. The time has come
not for keeping up more charges, but
for producing incontestihle proof.
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Let the convention of farmers and
business men at Hamilton next Thurs.
day be well attended. Coming to.
yet!ler with the settled conviction of
a need Of such q movemcnt. let the
delegates givedeliberate thought TO the
work i'll hand that some practical
result, if possible. may be attained.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1884-01-18

Lard offcc. Grand Forks. d. T.. bee. u, 1883
Complaint hav. y been entered ut this lice 10y
i.rsel liacs AGAR st Michael Mcsiab. tor abai.
coming his Ii nlestsad entry No. ~ dated Sep
tembe. IN. s., upon tue NV qr see 20, l62, i
the ca collation. OF said entry; the snil parties
nye l.r.l. ,,nn.ied o,li,a: 1T llis.f lt. OF,
the til iayo Feb uary, Is ats Ocluck y ~. to
aiese atan1J msn.. Testimony III this Gn e
will he take beiere ". J. knessiiaw, u court
c,,,;lns oIsr, at Psmbi.ia on the 2 day Of Fec
rua y, 4Is., 1T :, .'clock A. ~.
$3.50 NJ. ANpEKsos, RECEIVER.
i,oBT. EWING. Alto nsy.
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Bucklen.s Arnica saiye.

The best s;lvc in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhe,m, tcve,
sores. letter, clapped hands, chilhIains,
cosns, and all skin eruptions, and ls,s-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. tor sale by Z. Moore & Co.,
Pembina.
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Land Office, Grand 70 Ks. OAK, Dec. II, ,ss,

Land Office. Grand TO: Ks. OAK, Dec. II, 1875
Complaint having been entered at. this oiIie.
by tieo.ge iiealt. agaillt Albert Heath fol
April s. .s pn .s NV nc NC i, ~, ;p a g!
innge 2 W, in Peilbi.n county. ID. r. " itn visw
to the cancellation of raid entry: the said PARTIES
are hereby SUNNI ns,t appear ut this ONCE OH
I rssp,.d AID iuranisl ;esti;n ny e pcsrning
.ai alleged aba.d lEent. Testimony to be
taken Def re w. J. H,eesh W ut Penbina, ID. H.,
Febriia y Is. !. 81 at O'Clock A. ".
II. R.VAUGXN. B. &C. TIFFANY, Register.
Ate: hey, W.J.ANDEKJOS, Receiver.
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LEWIS F.. nonEEe,

in presence o. ". j. wsAFsuAw and C. ". RyAa.
'rIHnIrosY es DAKnrA.i
County OF psn!biua.
BE it remembered tat OH this eth day o.
Ia rary.A.n. .. 4: persoaull appeared! belrra NJ.
:. e., j. l.. Hn ker nu. jud on Iai:our~ t III.
we'll X, WIT lie the ID. tlc:l psrs'us desciibeo
in Gud who executed, the i0zeg0i. < c.r.ii la:e
NJ c.-pertc ersh,n who duly ,cku wleds.it ne
hat th+g eZecae the sane freely aud vouii:ari-
~ FIR the uses aud purposes t1ersin expressei.
". J. kNEGSuAW,
s4-2i Aotary Public
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Notice ofCo-psrtnsss..ip.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
G.. uniy Of psm,,ina. ~.

unity OF PeMbina. no.
This IS to certify and public notice ia hereby
given all whom it nay .u:luvin that We; Levi.
i. Enakeraild Jnd.,tn lnMcure,rf :he Town oi
.'cih:a. p.iui,iiia county. Dukoa. lave rmed
Il cGlafti,ersl.ip fox the purpose of doing a
:eii.: banking busi4ess Il. the tnw, ofPe:nbi,is
'iIts the rm :aax.r u:,;! style Of 'rhe Penbiun
cnina% IiaA." tact said -pa,thsrlip va.
h ln., L he ~. d.-y 4 Iecei.,her o.. ana
place o! g,siisart 81 said 6 part els III al tie
wi. al .s,,nbius. Pcli.i,.l.m County, Dak;ir
TERRITORY.
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The forcgoi@g report OF committee ar.
pointed to settle with ccunty treasurer
read. and approved.
On motion the old hoard adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board OF county commissioners met
pursuant to statute.
Present, L. g. Myrick. WIN. Jackson,
C!,as. Mcleod, J. D.WalIacc and Auditor
Mr.. +. e. Myrick having presented his
certificate and oath of Office, took his seat
OH board. Mr.. }. ID. Wallace, presented
certificate of election and qualification,
and took his seat on board.
On motion Mr.. L. e. Myr;,k was elected
chairman for ensuing YEAR
On motion, resolved that liquor license
fee be get at $3.50, PAYABLE in advance,
and no license be issued for less than the
balance of fiscal year.
Application of L. Geroux for liquor
license for 1884, was accepted.
On motion, resolved that pcddlars
license be set as follows, ior year 1854:
2 horse pedlars.............................s lOo
OU
Pack ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
Moved and seconded that salary of
county supt. Of schools be set at $500 for
ensuing year.
On motion unanimously resolved that
hereafter no liquor license he issued for
u less amount than $3.50.
Board adjourned until : r. N.
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:, BIC. 'KegtsteT.
81. ks VAUGHN, Attorney 2i-G

Land Office. Grand Forts. d L.. Dec. IS, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that.he following named
settler lins filed notice of his intention to make
proof will lie inade before !. Hen. y AbiA,ns,
:.Otary public at eembi a. u. T.. on February ist
lB'. I.oreaZo S. Wade over,
10. the re or acc ". to IS mr. 81 w.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. Wig: james Neriils peuja min Lcci.i
" d Edgar \. Lockwood. T; ank IL. Nevins, all
of PsIGinn, Dak.
u. G. TIFFANY. Register.
Il RvAUGHN. Attorney. 2l..0
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

AuultOrS ONCE, pemDlna County, Jan.
Z, 1888.
Board met in regular session. Jan. z,
1884. Present, L. G. Myricls. chairman,
Vim. Jackson, Chas. Mcleod and
Co. Auditor.
Minutes Of October, November and
December meetings read and approved
The committee appointed to settle with
treasurer, submit the following report Of
delinquent taxes and cash balance on
hand.
Delinquent personal taxes for
years &c to 80, inclusive. .....s5 S67 SIS
Delinaue1l: tax on real estate,
iiiclnding town lots, years n
to 'so, inclusive.....................sl 237 81
Iota! delinquent tax..............S z Cos 20
Total tax to call for lSs3.......... 10 2G2 20
Less paid in Nov. ls23........... $50 %
Amt OF 's3 tax due Dec. ], 'S3..s7s osl 81
Total delinquent tax............... Z Cos 90
Total ofalltaxes to collect. 1855 Ss7 81
The following cash balance was found
De. 81, 1888:
Cash bal. Oh auditors ledgex...SS GSI 81
Unpaid county orders, Issued
prior to July, 1sSS.................. 22l S.
Unpaid county orders, Issued
since July, lsss................... l5o As
Unpaid roadand bridge orders,
Issued since Juiy,s Gss.......".. 10 0G
fptal cash baIanee. ..................s9 ,a2 70
Balance on h n :Jy funds:
5eigs..fail .u..d................"....Sl Gel II
s,,ssiita -! $50 90
.eoufti.f.lse bonds. z9 81
s Irleing binds. ] 6223s 30
= l salasl an ...... !. ,.,..... r2aa ri i
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LAID Oihce, G ard Forks, n. T. Fec. ~. 1889.
Notice !. hefsby given thur thief II wing ran,-
"a settle has nlei notice liz inte tiou make
u al ? onfi tuipo OF lie cAt.,: ntd that rad
let court Ut Pembinu, d. n. IN Jasuary ssth,
1854. the NV or rec. 70, I O., s., viz:
seph DunlaiIe, III
lie names the lowing y itnefsestn p,ove HE
contnn us residence up II a.L cu,tivati n cf
aid ,and. VIZ; John B. Carte,, sr.. John Carter,
IT.. FaAcia Detce, John LaBtai b, all of PeiitiLa
.osto,l.re, d. Il. - y
II. II. VAUGHN, Attorney - s.
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FRIDAY, JAN. IL, 1854.

FRIDAY, JAN. II, 1854.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Prescnt, full board.
L. Z. 1erSa, merchandise for
HUMANS children, Llan-
kets, goods for LaRocuue for
poor, total. ~ 10
On mutton resolved that an error in
assessment of Si,cC0, i'll valuation of
property of McTavish & Webb he cor
rccted, his assessed valuation re1naininu
is, $50.
Liquor bonds of the following parties
were read and approved, viz: Lucien
Gcroux. 9. Gaudcs,c, \. Gemrdiuc. DOS.
Chapman. Lee srribner, j. Daniels,
Brown d Kabcnlaslc, Moorl,cad Bros.
I. o'B.icn, w. r. Elliott, Brown Bros
NJ. J. lyman, P. +. Jennings, a. Mclean,
n. Richbcil, j. j. Chcvalier, j. II. An.
dcgson, J. KabernasIe, Ell. Movers,
Chisholm & McGruer, 7. Ricl.ott,
Louis Therous, T. B. Downcr.
Report Of i. a. He,ly, justice of the
peace, Dray.on, for October quarter
Z. a. Hea'v, justice fees, arson
chse............................... 70
Report off. A. Healy, Justice OF pcace
Tor Drayton, for quarter ending Lee. 81 !,
>. A. Healy, JUSTICES fees in II \
l'.iate, ease q. :...... 45I
Mex. Brennan, 2 days 2niiIes- p s2Jl
!. y Blaze y days les. .sgS =
mi nitsi I'D I. B Il n sol
y1, ! 1 y y = 81
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EVENING SESSION.
Board met pursuant to a,iiourn,ue:,

Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Chairman and Commits
sioneis jackson, Wallace and Mcleod,
and Go. Auditor.
Bills presented for constable and wit
ness fees i'll Justice courts Of L. a. TAYLOR
and Z. H. George, laid over for report
from justices.
Repor: of a. F. Appleton. justice ofthe
peace, Crystal, read and accepted.
Report of R.Ewing, justice of the peace
Penbina, read and accepted.
The following bills were allowed:
R. Ewing. justice fees. Leisi-
man Observation-Disclosures. l 50
=. II. Webster, constable fees,
Leistiman's case, bill $50, a!-
lowed .....".............. $50
Report Of John Wylie, justice of the
peace, Neche tp, returned to the justice.
Report of Alex. Mclean, justice Of the
peace, Hamilton. read and accepted.
Alex. Mcleod, justice Of the
peace, Notions casc............ ESQ
Geo. ". Boylan, constable fees,
Norton's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6 80
Board adjourned until o a. NJ. Tuesday,
Jan. 8, 1884.
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TossUBsORIBERs.
The following are our anthorirelagens
to receive subscriptions for the P1oNEEr-
ExPnEss. Rcn,ittanccs can also he made
direct to this Office.
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AFTERNOON sEssIoN
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, full hoard.
Resolved that personal tax of Richard
Fadden for years 1875 and 1876, OH
account Of error in assessment be allowed
TO be paid without penalty.
Resolved that taxes OH stable belong
ing 10 David Graham OF Drayton be re-
milted, stable having been burned down
| between April !, and time of assessors
making lists.
| f. Tweedl;e, salary of Judge
probate, quarter ending Dec.
81. ............................ IS GO
James Shaw, 20 days services,
checking Up delinquent taxes :or ears
1875 to 1885, inclusive; and settling will.
treasurer OH committee, as per resolution
Dec. meeting 1SC0
DR.. Z. o. Harris, prof. service,
case of insanity. "A CO
y. Twcedlie, judge probate fees
case IF insaE:ty. .................... 0C0
III. IeTieS, pIOI. service, case O
insanity Observation-Disclosures. S co
I. w. Gat..,cy attorney insanity
com ......................- Goo
w. 4. Wallace 8 storm windows
court house. .......................... 81 Is
P. Hascr, st. Thomas Times,
notice TO tax payers............... 4 ,e5
+. u. itos.sins, Bathgatc Sen.
tinel, notice incorpoiation....... 7 90
L. Abra,ns, asserting and classi-
Tying old papers. and bills.
from 1868 10 1883. 10 90
!; Moore & Co., bottle Sand
ford ink, ink sta,id and
paper, for treasuler, total....... y 355i
! ! =, = - y = : !;
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TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, County of pemli.a
Walter j. S. T:anl, Plaintiff, Va Charles W. II. Rage
III, flp,f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12

SANICULA-The Sanicula Springs, of OF
tawa, are starting this spring under the
most favorable circumstances. The man
agement have already established agencies
at Joliet, LA Sale, Peru, Geneseo, Rock
Island Davenport, and other places, and
already considerable water has been ship
ped from this point Frank NJ Yentzer is
travelling in the interest of the spring and
writes very encouragingly from points he
has visited Arrangements are in progress
for the establishment of the baths previous
" spoken of, and considerable money will
he expended by the company in perfecting
all arrangements for the accommodation
of the guests. Already several persons
from abroad have applied to DIR. Gundlach
for board that they may have the benefit
of these baths. Arrangements are also be-
ing made with Lord i Thomas, advertis-
ing agents of Chicago, for thoroughly adj
vertising the springs throughout Pennsyl-
vania. Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri
Taking it all in all it looks as though the
good work that was begun ten years ago is
about To be successfully revived. The
FREE TRADER earnestly wishes this may
be so, for the Ottawa mineral water (the
Sanicula) has no superior, and scarcely an
equal on the continent.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12
A Sure Cur. for kim diseases.

BY DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment. Cures as
II by magic: Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs,
Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving
the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cures Itch, Salt Rheum, Sore Nipples, Sore
Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers, Sores, etc. Sold
by all druggists and mailed on receipt Of
price, 80 cents. For sale by Forbes & Lor.
riaux.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12
A Sure Cure for Piles,

The first symptom of Piles is an intense
itching ut night after getting warm. This
unpleasant sensation is Immediately relieved
by an application of ". Bosanko Pile Rem
edy. Piles in all its forms, itch, salt rhcum,
and rimgworm can be permanently cured by
the use of this great remedy. Price 30 cents.
by the DR.. Bosanko Medicine
Co., Piqun, o. Sold by Forbes N lorraux.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12
Father ia Getting Well.

MY daughters say :: -,
Glow much better father is since he used
Hop Btters." s.
from disease declared ncurablc."
"And we are so glad that he used your Bit
ters "a LADY of Utica, Ny.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12
Did She Die?

"No?
"She fingered and suffered along, pinlng
away all the time for years,
1.-The doctors doing her no good
and at last was cured by this Hop Bitters
the papers say so much about
"Indecd. Indced.' :.
"How thankful We should be FOR that meoi-
cine
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---------------
Norvo,Ya Dahilitv.

When all other remedies fail, Dr. Fraziers
Root Bitters will cure General Debility, Los
Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, and all diseases ars-
ing from a disordered Stomach, Liver ard
Kidneys.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1884-04-12

For chapped hands, face. lips and al
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THE GREELY PARTY.
Arrival Of the Bodies Of the Deada New York
The Reception at NewburypOrt.

New YoRK, Aug 8-The Greely expedition
ships, Bear, Thetis and Alert arrived at noon off
Governors Island. Secretary Lincoln Generals
Sheridan, Hancock and other army and naval
officers, with troops, received the bodies from
the vessels, the forts firing funeral salute
Following is a list of the dead and places Of
burial
Lieutenant James E. Lockwood, An
napolis Lieutenant Fred F. Kisling-
bury. Rochester. N. Y; Sergeant Israel,
Kalamazoo, Mich; Sergeant David G.
Ralston. Howard, Knox county Ohio; Sergeant
David Linn Philadelphia; Sergeant William
Cross Washington Corporal Joseph Ellison,
Pottsville, Pa. private William Whistler, Del
phi Ind. private William A. Ellis, Clyde, n. Z.
After the bodies were landed they were es-
corted by troops to the hospital, where they will
lie in state, under guard OF honor, until re-
moved by friends
Tomorrow morning Rev. DR.. Goodwin chap
lain of Governors Island, will read the burial
service over the dead, and deliver a sermon.
The bodies of Sergeants Henry and Schneider
will be sent to Cypress Hill the former to a
vault to await an order from Germany, and the
latter for interment in the government plot.
The other bodies have been claimed by rela-
tves.
A Newburyport Mass, dispatch says: The
reception to Lieutenant Greedy next Thursday
includes parade of Knights Templars, militia,
several posts of the Grand Army civic societies,
fire department and school children, which will
bereviewed by Greely. There will bea band con
cert in the afternoon, and an Illumination, fam
beaux parade and fireworks in the evening.
The public buildings will be decorated, and four
triumphal arches erected. Among the invited
guests are Governor Robinson and staff, Secre
taries Chandler and Lincoln, Commanders
Schley and Coffin Lieutenant Emery, and
Greely's surviving comrades. A committee Of
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a Miser worth SO. 600.

ing in coal yard at the south end Of the town,
an old man in tatters was found He was taken
to the city building, and while being prepared
for BATH it was noticed that he clnng desper-
ately to his old clothing and to some bundles
wrapped in rags which he had in his pockets.
Superintendent Duncan took the packages and
found they contained bank bills and United
States bonds On further examination more
bills were found sewed up in the clothes There
was found in all $4,000 in money, $4, 600 in
United States bonds and IS, 900 in promissory
notes. The miser proved to be John Swims, of
Champaign county, Ohio, aged ninety two
years, distant relative Of J. w. Winger, living
a short distant south of here. Swims is the
owner of real estate in three or four different
counties. and is said to be worth $4,000 One
of his ways of accommodating was to beg an egg
or two at each farmhouse as he walked through
the country, and then dispose of them at the
next town.