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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1884-03-11
Bucklen's Arntca Salye,

The best salve in the world for Gust,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Cbapped Hands, Chill
,blains. Corns, and all skin eruptions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. It is guaranteed 10 give
perfect satisfscfactIon, or money refund.
81. Price, 25 cents per box. For sale
BY Purdy 4 Brecht.
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Gold Watch Free,

Ho8E sse ,as .sll snonn siH lin,.i.ted 1sad
Iass;r Literary and Family Magasne make the f9l-
ing rs the longest verse in tho Bible before
March lat, will receive solid Gold, IAdy'a
Hunting Cased Swiss Watch. worth $50. II
second vii! receive an elegant stem-WindinS
Gentlemsne Watch: the third, key.windind
Engli.h Watch. Each psrson must send Is cts.
With their answer, for which they will receiva
three montha' subscription 70 tho Home
Guest. Q 30 page illustrated New Year Book,
acase of p articles that the ladies will appse-
HOME 0UHsT. Hartford. Conn.
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h. a. DEYo, PRops1s7oB.
YAxkroH OFFICE At CENTRAL HOUSE
.PROPOsALs.

O6ce Of Board of County Commissioners
Olivet, Hutchinson County. Oak, February
18th, lss4.--Preposals for county brick build.
ing, 70 be 40x40 and twelve feet high, to be
county, Dakota. Sealed propossls must be I'D.
dressed to the undersigned. and bids will be
received up to twelve m. On Monday, the 7th
panied by good and sufficient bond of two
more surotisN.
Plans and specifications may DO seen at the
The boad reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids. y.
BY order of board of county. commissioners,
3. y. EISKNAANN, CLERK, olivet, Dakota.
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Chronic Luna CompIaints.
Rock FAILS. Ill. July 20.

y, Rock FALLS, ILL, July 20. 1879.
DEAR S1R: I have been using .Hale's
Honey Of Horehound and Tar for Bronchial
affections. and have been greatly benefit.
ed bylt. I can cbeerfnlly recommend it
to all who are suffering from Throat and
Lung Complaints. Respectfully, &C.,
w, w, Brown,
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CAMILLE BRos..A
First publication Jan. II.
Summons.

Territory Of Dakota, Second judicial District.
county: Berrette Olsen plaintiff, ". Nieis
Olsen defendant. 2
The Territory Of Dakota sends greeting: To
Niels Olsen, defendant.
VOU are hereby summoned and required t.
u answer the complaint in his action, which
will be filed On the 10th day Of January. A. d.
CONT within and for the county OF YsnKton.
territory of Dakota, at the court house In the
CITY OF 1ankton, county Of Yanktcn. D: r.. and
to serve copy Of your answer on the subscriber
ton, Dakota Territory. within thirty days after
tne service OF this summons. exclusive of the
Gay OF eefyice., II you tail 70 aaswer the COM
TO the court for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
Dated .t Yanktos. d. t., this 18th day Of
Jsnuary. A. D. iAeA. T.: p: FRENCH,
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First Publication February 9Th.
Proposals. for Flour tor Issue and fer
Flour. Family.

Headquarters Department of. Dakota,
Odice Chief Oommissary Of Subsistence,
Fort Smelling. Minn., Feb. q. 1884.
SFALED PROPOSALS., in duplicate, subject
the Office Of the Depot Ccmmissary o. Su bsis-
tence at Helena. Montana. and ct the Office Of
the Acting Commissary Of Subsistence at each
vicinity Of such post, uptil II O'clock .. m,
Wednesday, March Is, 1884. at which time and
p!aces they will be opened in the presence Of
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First publication January 80,
Tn the Dr.,ho<. ro~re


In the Pr.,bate Court
:, Of the county of Yankton, Territory of Da-
II the matter of the estate Of Herman Andsr-
son, deceased.
Notice of settlement of final account and dis.
tribution.
NOTICE il hereby given. that Matthias Ru-
~ dolph. the ,administrator of the estate Of
presented for settlement. and fled in said court,
his final settlement and account Of his admin
istration Of said estate; and showing that said
estate is ready for distribution, and that Sat
urday, the I'd day of February, A. D. 1884. be:
ing day of . term of said court; to-wit: OF
the January term, A. u. 1884, at two O'Clock. p.
m, at the court room Of said court. At tho city
Of Yankton. in said Yankton county, has been
duly appointed by the said court, for the settle
nent of said account. At which time and place
any person interested in said estate may appear
and file his exceptions in writing to the said
account and contest the same, and to show
cause why an order of distribution should not
be entitled herein.
Dated January 9Oth, A. D. 1884.
lsEALl q. CoNoLEToN, Probate Judge.
GAMBLE BRo's, Attorneys for eAtAte.
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TO the above named defeudant, Niela Olse.:
Take notice that the complaint In aaid assioA
vaa 6led With the clerk Of sAid oouft on The i6sh
day Of January, lGel. L. D. kRENOH,
Aal1-d7v Attosnsy foe Plail1lA.
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JUST ISSUED.
JUST ISSUED.
Rand, McNalIy & Co.'S.
NEW SECTIONAL MAP OF
Exhibiting. for the frat time the boundary
lines ofihc newly organised C0unties.
6ise, S6xSs inohes.I Iecale. ~ milcs

Exhibiting for the frat time the boundary
s lines Of tho newly organised COuntief.
5. 6ise, S6xS8 inohea.-6cale, ~ nailea
to one lnch.s
sSha9 MAP sAcwe every section surveyed, -
Tsl T. every cit: Town: postocss and rail.
scsle drawings of each county, certified a. 70
their ooffeotnes, % that every. detail In the
cour.e OF streAna and every irreyularity. or
ofset In tho section lines can beimplicity relied
on "a correctly represented. Itis the 6rAt map
published ehowihg the boundaries Of 3! now
COUNTIES. q! r.iiroAds oomgleted, and the large
veyA. The railroads arc al accurately deiineat-
ed from large ecale draWinaa furnished by the
ss:tssa. sna osesf sa are Tie tie
result Of 'exteneiye oorreapondence with neAyly
eyep portion ofths territory. Theinportance
of this ACCURACY can beat b appreciated By
those purchasing OF selling plats 81 land. where
thsss tscss often govern ths market value Of
With this IN t.uthfp%inese % oE aW9nnt Of detail.
In beauty and cleArneAo It engraving. We also
aaow ~ plan, part Of the adjoining province
Of Manitoba, with its many lines Of railrOad
that are destined no soon 70 bind u In c0mmon
interest with Dakota, increaatng the property
Of both, by the inter-commercia[ relations that
must necessarily arise.
PRICES:
Pocket form, cloth case e....................tlO 90
| Mounted on rollers. heavy paper ....... l.e0
Mounted on rollers, cloth back ............. 2t0
ssi FsR R'R; K ofSR;d = a III Gs ..S
20 kASp, s lfIsiHf e Jo R5,0' y
Nap Pnblishsrs, lle, $50, lS2 q lA Monroe st
i b. Chicago, Illinois
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The Want of Reliable Dluretic
Which. while acting rs astimulsnt Of the kid.
neys, neither excites nor irritates them, was
Bitters. This fine medicine exerts the requl-
site degree of stimulation upon these organs,
without producing irritation. and is, thereto g
far better adapted for the purpose than unme-
dicated excitants o ten resorted to. Dyspep-
sis, Fever and ague, and kindred diseases, are
all cured by it.
erAlly,
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L1vEn1 AND 1EED srAsLsn
MERCHANTS LIVERY
[. H.. ELIOT, Proprietor.

EIRST-C CLASS turnouts and reasonable
prices. sVeAiels with driver furnished 20
partiee wiahiaR to visit ny position ct ths ssf-
StablesSf6ird street above Merohanta Hotel
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LoUR, FAMILY. DELIVERED At
Fl: A. Lincoln, DIT.

Bids to be received BY the Depot Commissary
ct Subsistence at Helena, Montana; for the
Flenr to be delivered free on board cars at
Helena, Montana; or point on railroad nearest
to pOst.
1ids will also be received at the sane time at
this Office for total quantity of Flour for dsliv-
cry free on board cars at st. Paul or Minneapo-
lis, Mimi.
Flour for issue to be equal in quality to
standard samples to be seen at the respective
.fti9e,. and 70 be pat mp in barrels. or square
100 pounds net each. y may 3 required. and
deliverable on or before April 10, 1884.
Flour, Family, to be OF quality eqHAl to
Washburn's "superlative," packed and deliv-
Issue.
The right to diminish the amounts to be pur-
chased Is reserved to the Government, and, with
the consent of the bidders to whom awards arc
made, they may be increased.
For conditions. etc., apply tO the under signed,
or to the above mentioned officcs. j
The government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
velopes and marked si,S ,.SPIoposals for Flour"
Captain and o. g.. U. g. A.,
Chief O. g., Department Of Dakota.
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ASSSOSS
Miss Cynthia Cleveland is urging the
eastern girls to come to Dakota and get
husbands. The LIE Beau Pioneer,
seconds the motion, and says that in the
new sections young ladies are scarce,
and no young lady will become an old
maid unless she prefers life of single
blessedress.
Forest City Press: .Ye editor is burn.
ing his midnight oil now singing, "baby
mine" to nine pound young lady who
came to stop with Us last Tuesday
morning. The mother is happy and the
father will pull through. Now that w
have nursery attached to our sane
tum, we are prepared to write mos
lucidly upon all the higher and subIi
mer subjects Of life.
Flandrau Enterprise: An entertain
ment was given at the court house OF
Tuesday evening by Prof. J. A. Macken
zie and wife of Minneapolis. Prof
Mackenzie is the inventor and patente,
OF the piano harp, which is the old dul
elmer with o number Of improvement
that add greatly to its capacity and th.
quality of its tones. The professor ani
his wife are both expert performers or
this instrument and produced a large
variety of music therefrom.
Buffalo Herald: A Swedish lady
called at this Office yesterday on her way
from Mitchell, to her claim some seven
miles from here, having walked the day
previous from Woonsocket to Wessing.
ton Springs, some eighteen miles. She
had moving scythe hung to her side, re.
sembling knight of the olden time clad
in full armor. Her extraordinary visit
at this time, was from report that some
one without the fear OF God before their
eyes was about to contest her claim. We
advise them to keep an eye to that
acvtha
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08

r. s. Rollins and wife, and Miss A. Under
wood, of Gainesville, Texas, are at Willard's
hotel.
Commodore Marshall Park, of Norfolk, j.
Asche. New York; II. @. Orndorff, Worcester,
Ohio, and Fred Wilson, Toledo, are ut the St.
James hotel.
II. G. Kriete, a distinguished mining engi.
neer, of Chicago, and Mrs. Kriete are at the
Arlington, en- route west from New York,
where Mr.. Krlete has been attending the ma
tiOnal convention OF mining engineers,
S. A. Tuska and Miss Tuska, New York; G.
Harold Kent and W,Walton. London, England;
J. Z. Koch, Mrs +. Koch, and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Har-
rison, Assumption parish, La., and II, A. Neel
and A. X, Mech, Pittsburg, are guests at the
Arlington.
George W. Marble and wife, Chicago; Horatio
D. Ayerill and Horatio Il. Ayerill and wife,
New York; +. Ames ana s. A, Bogart, White
Plains, N. Y; j, d. Negus, salt Lake City; Il.
A, Meyers, Philadelphia, aud Harvard Saun-
dcrs, Of London, England, are guests at VIII
lard's,
j. N. Bonnet and Fred Barden New York
John Dick, Meadville, Pa; Fred'k Fuller, Lon
don, and Edward W. HOuce Liverpool,
England; Albert ID. Elliot, YORK Pa. N. w.
Dubois and X; d, Wentworth, Fort Davis,
Texas Joseph G.. Parkinson, Cincinnati; +. w,
Brode, Memphis, and o. H. Tlttinann, Of the
coast survey are at the Ebbitt house.
d. M. Johnson, jr., New York; II. 7. Kimball
and /, W; sGoyille, Atlanta; J. +, Miller, Clin-
ton, Ill j. Y. Munson Dennison, Texas; S. H.
Leaphart, Columbus s. c.; II. u. Derrlckson,
Philadelphia; w. A. Bride. Virginia; j. r.
DAVIS, Richmond; Charles Frybe Miss Frybe,
and al w, Nordholtz Galveston; l.. Lem
bereet New York, and DR. Thomas Hay, ehil.
Adelphles Are ~ TIE Aelr0RoiiieA, 1''' iAh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08
THE NATIONAL RENOVATED.


The restoration OF the National theator has
been Of very thorough character this year,
and the opening tonight will reveal an almost
transformed interior. The woodwork has
been handsomely finished in cherry and wal
nut, and the fresco colors are maroon and
gold. The drop curtain will attract the most
attention, however, being a great improve
ment over late efforts In that direction, and in
itself II fine work of art. IL represents most
attractive scene on the picturesque Rhine.
Every stage of the whole work has been car
ried on under the personal supervision OF Mr..
w w: Rapley, who has seen that nothing hut
first class materials were used. 80
The business staff of the theater for the sen
son Is as follows: H. II. Rapley and Samuel q.
kinsley, managers! Charles A. Shaw. ticket
agent; W. " Romano. main doorkceper Err
nest Beiz, dress circle doorkeeper; Robert Cd.
Jun, family circle doorkeeper; Robert Walker,
James Crearen. Zef Schlosberg, p. Riggles,
John Griffith, and VIM. Writ, ushers: Chris.
Arth. musical director; VIM. A. Phillips, mas
ter mnchinist; Robert T. Bontz, property mas
ter Charles Lehman, master of gas and cleo
trlcal effects; James Parker, engineer; Mrs.
Margaret Russell, jonitress: Mr. Maurice
Lloyd, advertising agent.
The opening attraction will be, as an
nounced, Thatcher, Primrose q Vests min
strcls, about whom II Is not necessary to say
anything; they are first fnvorites here. They
Troubadours. "The Ralah, :" "PecR's Bad Boy
storm Beaten Mr.. and Mrs. N c. Goodwin,
MAY Blossem.r Mr.. Edwin Thorne in THE
Black Flag, Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence,
siberia, "Payemcnts Of Paris" Young Mrs.
winthrop" "Hcarts of Oak" Fanny Daven-
port In III Fedora" Harrison & Gourlays
er's Comedy Company's "Wc, Us Il Co."
shadows Of n Great City" Dion BoucIcault,
Dads Girl" Frank Mayo in his latest sue.
cess, "Nordeckf Iotta, Mile Aimee for the
first time In English comedy; "Caled Back"
the great Londyn success; Kate Claxton, Lizzie
Evans, Louis Aldrich in "My Partner"
Hazel Kirkc," Nine. Janauschek, Rhea, and
Joseph Jefferson.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08
TWO DEMANDS FOR DIVORCE
Mr.. Beatty's Grounds Ample n Sustained
Mrs. QuInn's Prayer Granted.

Mr. John A. Clarke, az solicitor for Charles
A. Beatty, on Saturday filed a petition for
divorce from his wife. Her maiden name was
Josephine d. Stetson, and tho bill shows they
were married on Aug. 2s, 1876, at the German
Lutheran church, corner of Fourth and +
streets northwest, and he complains that she
deserted him on May 8, 1888. He further says
that from the time fthe marriage up to when
she LEFT, his happiness was seriously disturbed
by reason of her loose conduct and dissipatcd
habits. While they were living on Nineteenth
street, near s. In the fall of 1881 he says, that
she entertained at the house John Karne and
Frank steele, and would frequently hug and
kiss them and conduct herself In a manner
,inbccoming a good wife, and charges that in
December. 1885, In carpenter shop on b, near
Sixth street, she committed adultery with
Steele and In May 1881, she became an In
mate of house of ill.fame on ID, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
This application was offset by Justice James
granting Ellen Quinn divorce from the bonds
of matrimony with Bernard Quinn, and given
her the custody and control of the four chill
dren. on the 10Th of october, 1866, her maiden
name being Ellen Williams, she married with
Bernard Quinn, and says that during the
greater part of their married life her husband
has been addicted to the excessive use of in
toxicating liquors, treated her with great
cruelty, and for years past the burden of sup
porting the family has fallen upon her The
case was conducted by Mr.. j. j. Darlington as
solicitor for the petitioner.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08
Wednesdays Whlsperings.


The twelfth of the series of limited excur.
sions TO the wonderful caverns of Luray left
Baltimore and Washington last Wednesday on
time, with nearly every seat sold from the two
cities. These are decidedly the finest and most
admirably arranged excursions from any city.
Every. ticket entities you to Il regularly re-
served coupon designating number of car and
seat which becomes your property for the day,
both going and returning, Owing to numer-
GUS requests from large numbers of the best
citizens of Baltimore and Washington, the
management have decided 10 continue these
delightful limited excursions four more
Wednesdays and one more Sunday, viz, Sep
TENDER rs.
These excursions leave Camden station at
800 a. M, Washington at $40 a. M; a rive
Luray at p. n. Returning leave Luray at
5p. m, arrive Washington and Baltim ore 10
p IN. No change of cars. Beautiful scenery
en- route Potomac and Shenandoah rivers,
Harper's Ferry, Charleston, &c. Purchase
your tickets In Baltimore at Baltimore and
Ohio ticket office corner Baltimore and CAL
vert streets in Washington at 507, 6l9, 1851
Pennsylvania avenue, and at depots on the
morning of the excursion.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08
This is from, n; yolsst.sr Con,rlln,or

A citizen of East Washington got up early
yesterday morning to water the grass plat in
front of his house. lie got up very early, SO
early that the electric lights on the capitol
were still casting deep shadows on the grass
which he intended to water. When he picked
up the hose the electric lights made 1t 20 dark
that he did not notice that there was knk in
the hose. lie was not long lett in ignorance
The kink came out, so did the water, and the
aforesaid East Washington citizen was struck
under the right ear and he thought Niagara
Falls was pouring upon him. He dropped
the pipe but 1t did not fall to the ground; no,
It had not finished with him. 1t dropped into
stay in the pocket, but meandered over that
citizen until he looked as though he had been
ducked In II mill pond. He says the next time
he wants to water the grass he will wait until
the electric lights have been put out so that
he can see what he is doing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08
Fulmer and Gagus will be the Nationals bat
terry to-day.
81. PatrIck,s Tcmperauce Society.

The meeting of the st. Patrcks Total Absti-
cnce society was largely attended last even
ing, and was characterized by the usual en-
tbusiasm. The main feature of the evening
was an able aod eloquent address on temper
ance matters by Mr.. James F. Mcguire, which
was heartily applauded. The musical and
literary programme was gilmore than ordinary
interest, embracing rare musical selections,
the following ladies and gentlemen taking
part In the exercises Miss Annie Mcguire,
Mrs. J. ]. McNerhany, Mrs. ]. Harrison, Mrs.
F. l.. Rupert, Mcssrs. 4. J.. Barbour J. II.
Hail. +. L. Rupert, ]. ]. McNerhany. A. +.
Rupert, Z. W. Joyce, and others. Mr.. John
Finn, vice president of the society, presided at
the meeting in the absence of President Me-
Nerhany. on next Sunday evening DIR. p j.
Murphy will deliver the third of the course of
lectures which have attracted 10 much atten-
ton.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08
aEvery person should go and see the game tc
lay.


Mr.. Daniel Weed, OF the commissioner OF
customs office, who died Friday, aged 70, was
one of the most remarkable men in the treas
ury departments. lie had served upward OF
twenty-five years In the Office. IN that and
several other of the bureaus Mr.. Weed was re-
garded in the light of u general book of refer
ence Possessed of n most capacious memory,
he had through his long life been an ON.
nivorous reader, and his mind was store
house of facts from which his associates drew
constantly and with the most perfect conf
dence. Though Astounding in knowledge
none were less opinionated, and for his gentle
manner and kindly courtesy he was as much
beloved as for his abilities he was admired
Forty years ago Mr. Weed was one of the most
active of tho original abolltionsts In Essex
county, Mass He there held Office as deputy
court clerk and assistant district attorney in
the state.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08

The remains of Mrs. James Harlan, wife Of
ex-senator Harlan, of Iowa, and mother Of
the wife OF Secretary OF War Lincoln, arrived
here Saturday afternoon from Fortress Monroe
by train from Richmond and were removed by
Undertaken Barker, who embalmed the re-
mains at Fortress Monroe, to her late residence,
1887 Eleventh street. Judge Harlan and Sec.
rotary and Mrs Lincoln returned with the
body, which will remain here until Tuesday
or Wednesday before being removed TO her
old home, Mount Pleasant, Iowa, for inter-
ment enabling the family TO have q brief rest
after the long and wearisomc nursing which
they gave the dead wife and mother. II is not
the intention of the relatives to have any
funeral ceremony here, but to lay her away
with quiet ceremony at her old home.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08
Daily and Krcgg will be the battery to-day.
-
THE COURT RECORD.
Business Transacted BY the District Judiciary
SATURDAY..

Circuit Court Especial Tsrm)-Justice james
Leon Salmon VS.. Moses Sherman, judgment for
amount admitted. Plat e. Gumpert vs.. Else.
man, judgment by default vacated and plant
lift required to give security for costs within ten
days. N. j, Schloss & Co. VS.. Eiseman, judg.
ment by default vacated and plaintiff required
to give security for costs within ten days. Bre.
rinan, heidelberg & Co: VS.. Eiseman, bond for
security f0reosts approved. -frired Benjamin
d Co. VS.. Eiseman, bond for security for costs
approved. Rosenberg Manufacturing co. VS..
Eiseman, bond for security for costs approved.
Stern, Bro. Il Falk vs. Elseman, bond for secu-
rity for costs approved.
Equity CDurt-J,,stice Jdmes.-Green VS.. Meyer
temporary restraining order issued. Quinn vs.
Quinn, divorce decreed.
Assignment for to-day-1, Mccormick vs.. F.
s. g. f. Co.. g Consolidated Electric Light Co.
VS., United States Electric Light Co.; 3, Barber
VS.. Gilmore: H. lardella VS.. Bulger; 6, Mcdowell
vs.. Mades; z, WorthIngton VS.. Randall; II,
Marks VS.. Main; II, Strobel VS.. Strobel; 10, Mer-
riman VS.. Merriman; Il, Diggins VS.. Doherty;
10, Griffith VS.. Griffith: l6, Bramhall vs. Walter;
IL, McCabe VS.. Fisher; Is, Simpson VS.. Boarman;
10, Jones VS.. JONES' 20, Nesnith VS.. Goodall;
o., Bryan We. Bryan Il, Stewart VS.. Smith.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08

Cottage City, says the body found at Nan
tuckct, and supposed to have been that of
Surgeon Black, lost on the Tallapoosa, was II
man who had been buried three days before
the Tallapoosa collision. Lieut.. Hitchcock
also says that when VIM. O'Donnell, also lost
on the TallapOosa, was found ON Muskeget
island, the head was gone also the flesh from
the hands, Decomposition having far ad-
vanced the body was held together by the
clothes, i was completely dressed, and was
without lifepresCryer,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-09-08

In order 70 accommodate the number of
persons residing in Washington Especially
those holding clerkships) who desire to see
me about placing their sons at this college and
find It inconycnient to leave the city, can be
found on Thursday and Saturday next, the
18th and 18th instants, between the hours OF 8
and $50 o'clock p. m. at the Ebbtt house
where ! will be glad TO confer with all who
wish TO consult me about the education of
their sons. AUG. j. SMITH, President, &c,