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MAINE.

Comrsde Eli c. Merriam. vinal Haven. Me-,
writes US that Lafayette Carver Post, No. %, of
that place, has forwarded a petition to the
Maine delegation in Congress requesting it to
work for the passage Of such bills as are
now or may hereafter be before Congress, look
ing TO the equalization of soldiers bounties
and granting arrearages of pensions to all dis
abled soldiers without a time limitation. Also,
all just measures regarding the granting of
Government land to all ex-soldiers who have
honestly served and been honorably discharged
from the army of the United States.
"Sixty-one," Weld, Me-, informs us that
James f. Porter Post No 1G3, was organized
at that place on the 9TH inst, and sends us a
list Of its officers, as follows: Commander, E.
p. Lnfkin S. V. c., A. ID. Russell; J. v c., e.
W. Parlin; Surgeon, A. /. Horn; Chaplain, j.
l. Plummer; o. D., ]. NJ. league; Adj't, S. S.
Carlton; @. n, Q. II. Melendy; o. g., d. Bar
rett; S. NJ, NJ n. Libby; O. III. s., J. D..
Grover
Among the applicants for janitor of the
custom house at Belfast. Me, is Comrade F. w.
Gilbert, formerly of the 18th Maine volunteers
and now a member of Thomas III. Marshall
Post, No. AZ, Belfast.
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CONNECTICUT.

We are indebted to Comrade Frederick Lar
annie for the following list of the new officers of
Z. D. Pickett Post, No. 81, of Riagefield: Com
mander s. J. Barlow; S Y. c., Smith Gilbert:
J. v. c., Cyrus Benjamin.; Surgeon, Nathan
Couch; Adj't, E. d. q. Thompson; Chaplain,
Charles Brown; @. NJ, Levi Stevens; o. D.,
Henry w. Keeler; o. g., Hiram Davis: S. NJ,
Frederick Laramie; @. NJ, Andrew J. Sarles.
Admiral Foote Post, New Haven, Conn, has
unanimously resolved to give an entertainment
on February 18th for the benefit OF Il. e. Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. Richmond, Va.
The entertainment will be given in the New
Haven opera house the manager of which, who
was the United States provost marshal for Con-
necticut during the war, has given 500 to-
wards the proposed benefit.
Gilbert w. Thompson Post, No. 13, Bristol,
Conn., has adopted resolutions requesting the
Connecticut Senators and Representatives in
Congress TO urge the passage Of bill giving
each enlisted man s. per month for the re-
naainder Of his life.
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OHIO.

Comrade R. B. Griggs, Lowell, O., sends US
the following list of officers elected by Dick
Mason Post, No. 304, of that place, on the 5th
of January: Commander, J. T. Putnam; S. v
c., William Burchett; T. " c., Jacob Greps-
kless; Adj't, R. B. Griggs; @. NJ, Milton King;
0. d., A. Thompson; Chaplain, M. Augerstin;
Surgeon, r. Foraker; O. g.. B. Broker; S.
NJ, g. G. Bland; ON. S., G. W. Lucas. Com
rade Griggs also informs us that the same Post
has passed resolutions requesting the Ohio
Representatives in Congress to use their ut
most endeavors to so change the pension laws
as TO give each surviving enlisted man So per
month for the balance of his life.
The list of officers recently elected by W. C.
Furgerson Post, No. 254, New Holland, Ohio,
was sent US by Comrade w. L. Mallow, of that
place, as follows: Commander, w. III. Kennedy !;
S. v. c., d. r. Porter; j. V. c., w. G. Were
borne; Q. NJ, W. L. Mallow; Adj't, B. B. Lu-
Gus; Surgeon, David Jenning; Chaplain, John
Barrett; 0. d., G. FL. Thomas; o. G., A. III.
wilkins; S. NJ, Yves. w. Cooley; @. NJ. S.,
Thomas Lewis; c. B., A. Fl. Mallow.
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chaneenorsrilIe and Gsttysburr.

At Charlottesville the Army of the Potomac
comprised the following organizations: 26
regiments and battalions of cavalry. % bat
teries of artillery, 26t regiments and battalion
of infantry, 2 regiments and 2 companies of
sharpshooters, and ? regiments and / battalion
of engineers. under command of Majcr- General
Joseph Hooker.
At Gettysburg the organizations composing
the same army were as follows: 81 regiments
and battalions of cavalry. 20 batteries Of ar
tillery, 246 regiments and battalIons Of in
fantry, ? regiments and 1 company Of sharp
shooters. and 2 regiments and 1 battalion Of
engineers, under command of Major General
George G. Meade It win be observed that the
number of infantry regiments and Of batteries
of artillery was greater at Charlottesville than
at Gettysburg.
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". c., c. J. McDeyitt, Of Abilene; J. v. c., Tim
othy McCarty. of Larneti Chaplain, Colonel
A. Buckncr. of Humboldt; Medical Director,
J. w. Crowley. Of Saliua.
Council of AGministratiOn-T T. Anderson,
Topeka; W. A. Gebhart, Ellsworth; NJ Stew
art, Wichita; Tim Slower, lola; Dewitt G.
Goodrich. Topeka
Delegates to the National Encampment-D.
F. Cornell, of Post No. IS; H. l.. Willard, Of
Post No. II; G. w Blair, of Post No. %; VI. L.
5. Way, OF Post No. 122; J. l.. Thompson, Of
Post No. 92; Ed +. Jones, of Post No. 46; ID
G. Goodrich, of Post No. III; III. q. Herrie5l,
of Post No. -; G. ID. Nichols of Post No. SO,
III. S. Partridge, of Post No. 81; a. NJ. Gala
han, of Post No. / J. w. Feighaa. OF Post No
90; ID. Underwood, OF Post No. I32; D. T. Cor
don, of Post No. 6s; L. C. Smith, of Post No.
IS; e. A. Norton, Of Post No. III. J.. A. Tay-
Tor, of Post No. IL +. B. Webster, of Post
No. 81.
w. B. shOcsley. OF Fort Scott. was appointed
Assistant Acknowledgement, and S. T. Haynes,
of Fort Scott, was appointed Assistant Quarter
master-General.
Votes of thanks were rendered General I. J.
Anderson and III. Y. Devendorf lor their eff
cent services as Commander and Assistant
Adjutant-G General, respectively.
A resolution was passed instructing the Com
Gil of Administration to procure suitable
badge to be presented to Past Commander T. j.
&hhUCfSoHs anu al ttkuisl0AssA eoot WIS Nokcu 10
Comrade III. Y. DcveadOrf for his services az
Adjutant-General the past year; and also 500
to Miss Lille WaIkinshaw for services IS clerk,
while her father was Department Commander.
resolution was also passed indorsing the
Sons OF Veterans as an adjunct of the Grand
Army.
The exercises concluded with beautiful
song by Miss Allie Myers. OF Oiathe, secretary
of the Relief Corps. after which the Encamp-
ment adjourned
In the evening Mrs. Margaret Calhoun held
an informal reception at the Copeland Hotel,
which was largely attended by members Of the
Grand Army and others.
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MINNESOTA.

Comrade E. J. Orr, Jackson, Mimi, writes us
that Commander L.. NJ. LANCE of Stoddard
Post, No. "a, Worthington assisted by r. r.
Miller, I. V. c., Department of Minnesota,
mustered John A. Myers Post, No. 50, at jack
son, Mimi, on the 23d ult., and installed the
following officers for the ensuing year: Com
mander, Fl. S. Bailey; s. V. c., w. A. Fields;
NJ, NJ. J.. Ashley; Surgeon, Ira g. Walden;
Chaplain, E. j. Orr; o. d., w. s. Kimball; o.
G., Z. Quentin; s. NJ, J. A. Goodrich; Q. NJ.
S., III. w. Peek.
Department Commander Babb, of Minnesota,
has announced the following appointments !:
H. A. Norton, Assistant Adjutant General,
Minneapolis; Lewis Maish, Assistant Quarter
master-General, Minneapolis, and A. F. Foster,
Chief MASTERING Officer, Minneapolis.
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INDIANA.

Comrade J. f. Graham, Fort Wayne, Ind,
writes that Sion S. Bass Post, No. 30, of that
place, was presented With beautiful banner
costing $50, by tbp ladies of the city last
month. On the 1stinst. a bean-soup and hard
tack sociable was held by the Post, which was
again the recipe at of a handsome present from
Comrade james, Luddington in the shape of a
miniature ca lnon, which was most exquisite
piece of wor,; aanship.
Comrade ! L. Janney, New Corner. Ind,
sends us tn following list of the officers of
Lookout Pa No. Ia, of that place: Com
mander, E. Case; S. v. c., W. Minton; J.V.
G., Noah G,{ It; Q. NJ, ]. Burgess; Chaplain,
- CALI
Comrax lex. M. Scott, I.adoga, Ind, in
forms us ~ Charles FL. Bruce Post was mus
tered at place on the Sd Of January with
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PENNSYLVANIA.

George G. Meade Post, of Philadelphia, has
taken the initiative in movement TO bring
about fitting reception Of the remains of
George w Boyd, the only member of the jean
nette crew who was o Philadelphia. Mr..
Boyd was the youngest member of the i'll -fated
expedition, being only twenty-five at the time
of his death. His father. John j. Boyd, who
teers, was killed at charlottesville May 3,
1863
Comrade Mark Minor, Cambridgeport, Pa,
informs us of the death of Comrade r. Clark, of
A. B. 14angly Post, No. 301 of that place Com
rade Clark was member of company B, 10th
Michigan veteran volunteer infantry.
Comrade J. c. Wilkinson, Oswago, Pa, writes
us that L. d. Estes Post, No. 125, of that place,
has passed resolutions thanking Senators Logan
and ingalls, Tor their efforts in behalf of the
soldiers
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Gen. Lander Post, No. 5. of Lynn, Mass, had
about completed arrangements FOR its anniyer
saTy On the 9th inst. A meeting of the Post
was held on the 14th inst, when it was decided
hot TO bold the anniversary, bat TO send the
500 which would be expended on account
thereof to the West for the benefit of the Ohio
River food sufferers. The Post also voted the
sum of 500 to Phil Kearney Post, of Rich
mond, Va.
From Comrade George NJ Rice, Uxbridge,
Mass, We have the following list of the new
officers of II. H. Legge Post, No. 25, of that
place: Commander, E. G. Hill; S. " c., George
H. Rice; @. NJ, II. Whitamore; Chaplain, S.
d. Gregory: o. D., Edward Parker; o. G., C.
E. Braymen; s. d., William S. Fullerton; @.
NJ S. joseph Blair.
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SONS OF VETERANS.

The following is a roster of the officers Of
Anderson Camp, Sons of Veterans, Of ROckiand,
Me-: Captain, Edward K. Gould 1st lieuten-
ant, David A. Friend; ID lieutenant, Herbert
G. Clark; chaplain, John Murray surgeon, z.
+. Higgins; sergeant of guard, Charles Z. Tut
tie; corporal Of guard, John I. Barker camp
guard, d. H. HOBBS; picket guard, G. A An
derson member OF Camp Council, J. Walter
Rogers.
The first general order of ]. Finney colonel
commanding Wisconsin Division. Sons of Vet
Grams, issued at Clintonvilie, Wis, on the 5th
inst, announces his assumption Of command
and the appointment of N. A. Burnhan, Of
Clintonvilie, adjutant. aud G. A. Spieer, OF the
same place, quarleFmaster.
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NEW JERSEY.


Comrade VIM. Aumaek, Eatontown, N. j.,
writes us that the public installation of the
newly eiected officers of James b. Morris Post,
No. DC, which occurred recently, was very
enjoyable affair." The installation services were
conducted by Judge Advocate H. NJ. Nevius,
commander of Post No. 81. After the cere-
monies the compromising of between
five and six hundred-p artook of a real old sol
der supper of BEANS sandwiches, coffee, &c.
Remarks were made during the evening by DR..
S. I'll. Hunt and Rev. Chas. K. Young.
Comrade c. P. Lord, Vineland, n. j., sends
us the following list of the newly-elected Off
GERS of Lyon Post. No. TO, of that place: Com
mander, Jarvis Wanser; S. v. c., e. I'll. Foote;
]. v. c., A S. Verder; Surgeon, A. w Pierson !;
Chaplain, c. P. Lord; Adj't, w. G. White; O.
G., John Winchester; S. NJ, Z. G.. Hall; @. NJ.
S., 4. B. Ross; 1. S., F. L. Hills; o. S., |. Per-
kins
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CALIFORNIA.

Comrade D. K. McDougall, Salinas, Cal, in
forms us that James B. Steednan Post, No So,
was recently mustered, with seventeen charter
members, at that place. and sends us the fol-
lowing list of its officers Commander, o. Ca
yer; s. V. c., f. K. Abbott J.. " c., A. Maui
ner; @. NJ, F. II. Trope; Adj't, w. Fl. Clark
Surgeon, J. B. Scott; Chaplain, A. w. Ander-
son; o. d., j. NJ. Poole o. g., d. X. McDou-
gall; s. NJ, III. Breese; @. NJ s., NJ. Fall.
Comrade Fl. Burnett Sacramento City, Cal,
writes us that Sumner Post, No. 3, of that place,
mustered twenty-three recuits at its meeting
on the 23d ult., and has now eleven more await
ing muster.
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VERMONT.

Comrade David Coss, Montpelier, Vt, writes
US that Brooks Post No Is, of that place. is
mastering recruits at nearly every meeting
and is IN excellent working order. On the eth
inst. very pleasant Campfire was held, at
which General Thomas. Captain Luil, Com
mander Holden and others made addresses.
The following is the list of officers of the Post:
Commander. w. Holden; S. V. C., C. Howard
Carter; ]. V. C., Daniel Carr, Jr.; Adjt, Ed
ward Baker; Q. H., II. NJ Pierce; Surgeon, G.
W. Colby: Chaplain, w F. Waterman; o. D.,
H. c. I.ull; O. G., L. S Goodwin S. NJ, C. T.
Summers; Q. M. S, c. r. Bagley.
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COLORADO.

General Orders, No. /, issued ON the 21st ult.,
at Longmont, Colo, by order of Byron l.. Carr.
Department Commander, Lowell III. Smith,
Assistant Adjutant- General contain the fol-
lowing:
The financa, condition of the Department is not
such as to encourage the new administration. Under
a misapprehension of the true condition of the
treasury, the EIcampment reduced the per capita
tax to one-half the sum formerly collected. BY the
A. @. M. Generals report it appeared that there
was nearly $500 in the treasury. This amount was
reduced to about SIS, by bills which were in the
hands of the A. @. M g.. and should have been
made part of his report. These bills We're paid
by the authorization of the Council Of Administra-
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DEPARTMENT NEWS.

Daring the past week blank applications for
Posi- charters have been sent in response to
requests from the following William w. Nc
Ceary, Lenape, Kan; Major Robert Blackburn,
Brooklyn, III; J. G. Hagerty, Ouray, Colo; j.
i. Roberts, Corinth, H.; George c. Curtis,
Wallace, n. y; George w. Newman, Defiance,
Iowa; J. B. Dennis, Traer, Iowa; A. p Merrill,
Tulare, CAL; A. s. Dingmsn, Milford, Pa !;
Sam Yanhorn, Arabia Ohio making total
Of Isl since the beginning Of the present ad-
ADMINISTRATION.
During the same time TRIBUNE petitions for
Post charters at Gilmore, Ohio, with nineteen
signers, and Rome, Ind, with ten signers, have
been forwarded 10 the proper authorities max
ing total Of forty-two since the beginning Of
the present administration.
TIE TRIBUNE has also recently sent blank
applications for Woman's Relief Corps charters,
w request, 10 z. Z. Marcum, New Tacoma,
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MISSOURI.

Frank p Blair Post No. /, of st. Louis, will
hold grand Campfire on the 22d of this
month.
From ComHde D. c. Godfrey, Green City,
No., we have the following list of officers of
maader, o. n Terrell; S. v c., C. Fl. McCully /;
]. v. c., C. T. Scott; o. D., III. Reynolds; O.
NJ, J. G. McCully; Chaplain, F. Langhead ;
Adj't, D. C. Godfrey; S. NJ. P. p Davis; Q. NJ.
s., J. Jones Comrade Godfrey adds that there
are in the Post representatives of thirty weight
different regiments, and every member is a
subscriber to THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
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us that new Post with fifty charter members
has been organized at that place, and that its
prospects for rapid increase are excellent.
to attend the opening and dedication of the
new hall of Robert Chivas Post, No. 2, of Mil
waukee, Wis, on the 9th prox.
A. j. McMurlin Post, No. los, of Lloyd, Wis,
has adopted resolutions indorsing the Thomas
Oension hill
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WISCONSIN.

Comrade William Hiedy, Elroy, Wis, sends
us the following list of the newly-installed Of
fcers of Henry Miles Post, No. AZ, of that
place: Commander, w. III. Turner's S. v. c.. J.
P. Knowlton; J. v. c., T. n. Dubois; Adi't, e.
Brown; @. NJ William Hiedy; Surgeon G.. f.
Booth; Chaplain, A. B. Doolittle; O. D., David
Dowden; 0. g., E. w. Lake; s. NJ, N. D.
Squiers; @. M. s., G. +. Britnall.
Comrade Fred Glass; Appleton, Wis, writes
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MARYLAND.

"Jes," Baltimore, Nd, writes us that a pleas
ant surprise party and serenade was given
Comrade Frank NJ. Smith, the newly elected
Department Commander of Maryland, by the
comrades of Dushane Post and the ladies'
Auxiliary connected Herewith. After the band,
which accompanied the party, had played
Hail to the Chief" the ladies and comrades
filed into Comrade Smiths house, where a
most delightful evening was spent. The most
notable incident of the affair was the presenta-
ton of a handsome sword to Commander Smith
as a token of the appreciation of the able man
ner in which he managed the affairs of Du-
shane Post while acting as its commander.
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DAKOTA.

From Comrade M C. Peck, Altoona, D. T., we
have the following list of officers of T. o. Howe
Post, No. 80, of that place. installed on the 10th
ult.: Commander, Charles S. Fassett; s. " c.,
John Morse; J. V. c., George Perry; Surgeon,
Z. FL. Lee; @. NJ. o. Fl. Demmitt Chaplain,
Leonard Gee; Adj't, NJ. C. Peck; o. D., T. S.
Smith; o. G., G. w. Fosha.
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LOUISIANA.

In response to the circular sent out by Robt.
Z. Lee Camp Confederate Veterans Of Rich
mond, Va, soliciting contributions for the fair
to be held in Richmond this month to provide
fund for INDECENT and wounded soldiers,
Howe Post, No. 3, New Orleans, has sent a
handsome oil painting representing afscene in
plantation life, to be sold for the benefit of the
fund
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Reunion Of the 9Th Iowa caralrr.

Comrade J. T. Reynolds, Agency, Iowa,writes
us that an effort is being made 20 have a Re-
union of the survivors of the 4th Iowa cavalry.
All who desire to unite in this movement are
requested to communicate with the old COM
mander of the regiment, General E. F. Wins
low, No. los East Eighteenth street, New York
city
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NEBRASKA.

From Comrade P. T. Walton, Sutton, Neb.,
we have the following list of the newly-electcd
officers of George G. Meade Post, No. 10, of
that place: Commander, P. T. Walton; S. v.
c., j. Bennett; j. V. c., c. Newman; Surgeon,
NJ. v. Clark; Chaplain, j. S. Lewis; o. g., J..
Case; O. D., James Ramsey: Q. NJ, J. N. Clark !;
Adjt, J. Steinmetz.
Comrade w. Fl. Ray, Marquette, Neb., writes
us that Putnam Post, No. l42, of that place,
has thirty-fve members, twenty-five of whom
are subscribers to THE TRIBUNE.
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Among the distinguished persons who have
announced their intention to take part in the
excursion to Shiloh, IN April next, is Governor
Sherman, of Iowa. 1t is also expected that
Gen. w. T. Sherman viii accompany the party.
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KANSAS.

The following list of officers of Pea Ridge
Post, No. 118, Chetopa, Kan, installed recently,
was sent us by Comrade r. J. Bloomfield, of
that place. Commander, J. B. Cook S. V. c.,
George Scarth; ]. V. c., B. d. Roberts; O. NJ,
s. T. Herman; Surg, Dr. Lucas; Chaplain,
Rev. Willier; Adj't James Stratum; Q. NJ. s.,
; 0. D., Thomas OHair; S. NJ, B. F.
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Wash. Ter; J. f. Kent, Montevideo, Mimi. !;
E. S. Hubbard, North Collins, n. Y; Mrs.
Martha Wheeler, Paris, Iowa, and Charles ii.
Fish Colfax Iowa
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delegate for every additional 100 for Posts in
excess
sComrade W. NJ Barton. Cambridge, N. Y,
writes us that Capt VIM. Randles, 93d New
York volunteers, member Of Post No. 305, of
that place, died recently--the first death that
has occurred in the Post since It's organization.
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Edwards.

Comrade c. r. Barton, Topeka. Kan, writes
us that Lincoln Post, No. /, of that place, mus
tered in six new recruits and received eight
applications for membership at its last meeting.
We are also informed by our correspondent that
relief fund of the Post, $313.70 of which was
raised among the members. A committee has
been appointed to receive donations from the
public.
9Comrade G. A. Conrey, Reading, Kan. writes
us that Goodspeed Post, No. 295, has adopted
resolutions urging the Government to set apart
the public lands in the State of Kansas, known
as the Oklohoma District, to be divided out to
ex- Union soldiers in 100 acre tracts.
Resolutions have been adopted by Custard
Post, No. 80, of Onaga, Kan, indorsing the
course pursued by Senator ingalls, in regard to
pension matters.
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THE NEW OFFIcERs.

The principal business of the next and last
day of the Encampment was the election of
officers, which resulted as follows:
Commander, II. w. Pond, Of Fort Scott; 8.
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fsction.
Orders by nail promptly attended to.
Address P. o. rox 1914, Salt Lake
City sio
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-28
FOUND.

One smal Mule, branded S. P, slso
halter. the owner can have it by calling
at John Shepherds residence in the
Twenty-frst Ward. T
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-28

Elegantly Furnished Rooms, with al
modern conveniences, in suites and
single, at the Thompson Building, 72
". Second South street. +
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-06-10
Seminal Weakness

! Seminal Emissions,
the consequence of self
abuse. This solitary
vice or depraved sex