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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

A handsome line of fine dress and bust
ness overcoats at B. H. Levy & Bro. g,
161 Congress street.-Adp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

Better clothing is not made or offered
daylghere than B. H. Levy & Bro. keep.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

I Every garment sold by b. II. Levy &
Bro. must fit. They keep a tailor whose
duty tits to fttheir patrons eotthout extra
charge.-Ad0.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31
Knox's Hats!

B. H. Levy & Bro. have always been the
leaders of low prices in the clothing trade.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

Our line of underwear is unequaled by
any similar display elsewhere.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

VT y ~ ~ n lIFHHI NvIU'' U % a .
Wood and Blocks,
For sale by r. b. CAssELs, Taylor aud East
Broad streets. Telephone 7T.--Ads.
Elegant silk Handkerchief for Christ
mas presents, At Belsingor's, "A Whitaker
stfoot.--ddr,
suspenders Tor embroidering, AZ Bolsin.
gers, "a Whitaker sireat.-Adu.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

Stylish silk, stiff and soft hats at B. H.
Levy s. Bro. Side.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

Silk Umbrellas, for holiday presents, az
Belslnger's, "A Whitaker street.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

Beautiful line of neckwear at B. n.
Levy s. Bros, 161 Congress street.-Adv.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

NObby square-cut sack suits at B. H.
Levy & Bro.'s.-Adr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-12-31

Fashionable cutaway suits at B. b.
Levy g. Bro.'s.-AdU.
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The hArnstt House. savAnnnh.

Fine scarfs, in all shapes and colors, at
Belsinger's, "A Whitaker street.-Adv.
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Wonfl and RlnnILa
Good Way 60 save Honey

For sale by R. b. CAsSELS, Taylor and East
Broad streets. Telephone 77.-Aao.
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Wood aud Hook

sc. EMEEY. serEt. Signal Corps. U. 5. A
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-07-18

A lady passenger on one of the east
bound Union Pacific trains last week Great
ed a sensation among the passengers. She
to be subject to fits of insanity, and
her lady companion who did the talking
begged the police at Omaha that they might
be allowed to proceed on their journey to
the East without revealing their identity
Their baggage indicates that one OF the
two is Mary Z. Lamsley of Dayton, Ohio,
and a paster on their trunk indicates that
they have been in Corinne, Utah. The pas
in the coach said that when the
took the train at Fremont nothing
suspicious was noticed in the conduct OF
either, but within five minutes the one whO
afterwards proved demented, went into the
closet, and shortly issued forth Invested OF
clothing, and swearing instant death to all
within her reach. The passengers rose as
one man and proceeded to vacate the car,
the woman meantime screaming like mad;
but making no assault. After that the
coach was left to her, and during the two
hours run she pranced up and down, shout
ing, singing, leering back at the wonder
struck ira velers on the platform, n oc-
c~asionolly firing parcels and baggage out OF
the windows. No one dared to touch her,
and she remained undisturbed until the
train reached Omaha.
A telegram from Papillion had preceded
the train, announcing the presence OF the
cranky passenger and requesting the AS
sistance Of the police to repress her. Three
or four police officers had been summoned,
and the watchmen and a~ble-bodied en-
ployes OF both the Union Pacific and Bur-
lingtOn & Missouri depots were conscripted
into service. The corps in advance were
armed with blankets despoi]ed from q Pull
man coach and were all on the alert for a
scrimmage. As the train checked up a
trainman quickly unlocked the rear doorof
the car and the blanket brigade sprang to
the platform and burst into the coach.
The woman, with a demoniacal scream,
ran forward and made frantic efforts to
take down the axe in the fire implement
rack, but as it was cleated in her efforts
failed, and in an instant the peelers were
upon her with their trammeling blankets.
She was enveloped from head to foot and
bound and dashed so that her struggles for
release were unavailing. She was then car
ried into the waiting room, where a lady,
learned totbe her travelling companion, half
crazed with grief, rushed to her side from
the throng of passengers who had been
driven to other cars. The friend admins
tered some soothing potion to the unfor-
tunate woman, under the subtle calming
power of which she fell asleep. She said
that her crazy companion was subject to
such fits, which could only be averted by
the drugs they carried with them and that
by some mischance they had forgotten the
prescription that morning. Seeing that the
patient was restored to quiet OF mind, the
officers permitted her to leave, and crossing
the river she took the Rock Island train
for the East.
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When ON the High Seas.

On the rail, on a steamboat, aboard a fishing
mack, or yachting Of the coast, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters will be found q reliable means
of a~verting and relieving ailments to which
travellers, mariners and emigrants are peculiar.
ly subject. Sea captains, ship doctors. voyagers
or sOjourners in the tropics, and all shout TO en-
counter unacclimated, an unaccuStome or dan
gerous climate, should not neglect to avail them.
selves of this safeguard of well ascertained and
long-tried merit Constipation. biliousness, ma
larial feyers. indigestion, rheumatism, and afec-
ailments which it eradicates, and it may be re-
sorted to not only with confidence In its remedial
efficacy, but also in its perfect freedom from ev-
cry Objectionable ingredient, since it Is derived
from the purest and most ealutary sources. 1t
.counteracts the effects of uuwhOlesome food and
water.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1870.
q. 8. LAND OFFICE,

y. 8. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T. May LIST. 1885
Notice is hereby given that Anton N. Hotter.
William Z. Gibbings, estate of Alex. H. Beattie,
deceased, by his executors, and Samue. T.
Hauser whose poetoflce address is Helena.
Lewis 4 Clarke County, Montana Territory have
this day fled their application fr q patent for
800 linear feet of the Kit Carson mine or vein,
bearing gold and other metals, with surface
ground 600 feet In width, situated in morgan
lied mining district, Jefferson County, Montana
Territory, and deslgnated by the field notes and
official plat on file In this Office, as Lot No. 80,
In Township S N, Range z w., said lot No. 50
being described as follows to-wit
Beginning at the Northeasterly corner, at a
Quartzite stone 20xl0x7 ms, marked l. 1852,
rom which the initial point bears .. 10 Al, W.
1856 #, and running thence n. $50 W. 600 fl;
thence s. go W. 1.5OO 1T; thence 8. $50 e. GOO It;
thence n. go 1,5O0 feet to the place of begin
ming. Magnetic variation, 200 As O., containing
an area Of 2O.6S acres.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
County Recorders office of Jefferson County.
Montana
The adjoining claimants are Anton NJ. Hotter
ct al, Placer claim Lot 37,o the East and West.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Kit Carson mine. or surface
ground, are required to file their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United States Land
Office at Helena, in the Territory Of Montana,
during the sixty days period Of publication
hereof, or they will be barred, by virtue of the
provisions of the Statute.
F. Atkinson,
5-5d-6Od. REGISTER.
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Bodies Washed Dressed and En-
balmed.
F. U n n i II U r. e
Room West Broadway, No. So.
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1872.
U. s. Land Office,
Halona NJ r Nav 16 1225

MINING APPLICATION NO. 1872.
U.S 6. Land Office,
Helena, NJ T.,May 16, 1857
Notice is hereby given that Michael McNulty,
whose postofice address is Butte, Silver Bow
county, Montana, has this Gay filed his Hpplica-
ton for 1880 linear feet of the Golden King
lode mining claim. situa ed in Summit Valley
mining district, Silver Bow county, NJ. T., aud
designated by the official plat and field notes
on file in this office as Lot No. 419, in Township
8 nortn, Range s west, being more particularly
described as follows, tO-wit;
Beginning at the northwest corner, a granite
stone, 24x12x8 inches, marked 1-1625 for cor.
No. l, with q mound of earth alongside the
stone. from which the corner to sections 2, 8,
10 and II, I. 3 n, R. W.. bears n 200 0y " 1856
# distant, and running thence n TAG 49, e 1850 #;
thence s 100 Is e 1854 It; thence s SIC 13'w 363 #;
thence n $50 10y W IA #; thence n 100 IS W 2O9
II to the place of beginning, containing an area
of 1854 acres claimed, and OBS acres. included
in surveys Has, 1902. and 1914 not claimed.
The location of this mine Is recorded in the
Recorders Office Of Silver Bow county. MODtana,
in book Co of lodes, page SIS.
The adjoining claims are sur. No. 11i5. Black
Hawk lode, and sur. No. 1902, Black Warrior
lode, on the north; sur. No. GAG the None Such
lode on the east; SUI. Nc. 1874 the None Such
Fraction lode and sur. No. 1910 the Houghton
lode on the southeast.
F. Atkinson,
JOHN GILLIE, Register.
Attorney for Claimant. 5-19 God
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Oroer of Chosen Friends.

--=-=- Silver Bow Council No. 1,
G[E-A.EZ J will meet every first and
@-- third Wednesday evening
"-~ of each month at Good Tenn
tkH- .AlAa plar's Hall, Visiting mem
~~ ~ bers are cordially invited
A-@ to attend. II. WARD. &C.
~ J. C. HENNEsSEY, Sec.
1870 4 4-l9
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Valuable Mining Prop ely

FOR SALE.
The following ~well.knewn and valuable min
ing properties are offered for sale, and ct the
low figures named:
One halt interest in the Morning Star mine,
1887 feet long,) together with all machinery
theron, Patented. 5000.
One-half interest in the Rialt0 Lode 900 #.
claim.) Patented. 5000,
The whole Of the kip Lode, GOO # claim. }
Patented. $1,000.
Each and every one of these properties are
worth much more than the amoun asked, and
q big bargain is in store for the purchaser. For
further particulars call on or address.
CURTIS & Majors.
Real Estate and Mining Brokers, Butte, NJ. T.
A-30-d-3m.
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Navsio Tribe No. l, I. o. r. N.

Meet 1t their Wigwam, new Odd Fellows
Han. on the 5th sun of each @eek. Council
Sire is kindled at the 8tn RUIZ sharp. AL so
~journing Red Men in good standing are cor.
daily invited to attend.
". F. CLARK. C. ok. 4Su
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oswego Lodge No 8. Z. Of p.
Regular couvocataon of the Knights 0
Pythias every Wednesday evening at 8, at Ord
Fellows Hall, West Broadway. All s0joUm.
ing Knights are Cordially invited 70 attend.
]. CARTER SMITH, C. C.
E. E. OcoB0cK, K. of T.. &s
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A SENSATIONS.

A Nude Woman from CO1inne Ruus the
q. p. Passenger Into Omaha.
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40. III. D,vts,on No. /,

A. O. III. DIVISION No. 1.
The regular meeting. OF the A.: Q. q. Diysi0L
No. l, will be held in their ball II WalKery1lle
Montana TERRITORY. or the 1St and Sd Wednes
days of each month, at $50 O'clock p. m. Visit
ing members are cordtallv invited TO attend.
CON. MUIR 7EY. President
PATRICK O'NEIL. see7.
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"A e. II. W.

Butte Lodge No. ], A. y. o. W., meets ut Odt
Fellows Hall, Upper Main street, on THURSDAY
night OF each week. Sojourning brethren IN
grOd standing are cordially invited to attend
J. n. VENABLE, NV.
J.. G. Hamme', Recorder.
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Al!
Ancient Order of Fores.ers.

Court of Butte City, No. 1902 meets 2nd and
4th Wednesday OF each month. at old Odd
Fellows hall, Main street, At 1870 F. N. Visiting
brothers are cordially invitei to attend. All
members not initiated las. court, to be present.
L. f. HOLMES, q. R..
MOSES CONN. Sec'y. l-Zn
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THE BAIT.
This is the bait the
fishermen take,
the Fishermen
take, the 6ahermen take.
when they start out the.
fish to wake 50
50 early in the
morning. They

good d ali and long and slow
fo- fear the chills would lay them low
so early in the morning. Another when
on the street, which they repeat eacha
time they meet for "luck'-iOr that's the
way they greet a fisher in the morning. And
when they are OF the rivers brink again
they drink without . wink-to fight ma
laria, all by the doctors warning.
They tip a flask with true delight
when there's a bite; it's fishtng's light
they smile the more till jolly tight
all fishing they are scorning. An
other nip as they depart; one at the.
mart and M to part. but none
when in the house they dart, ex-
pecting therel be mourning.
This is he bait the fisher
men try who fishes buy at
prices high, and tell esch
one a bigger lie Of fish
ing in the morning.
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saeR 4a6ars

Order OF Eastern Star, Ruth Chap
tor No. 8.
Meets on first and third Wednesdays Of each
month At 5 p. NJ, shaIp. All members are cor
daily invited 70 attend
Mrs, GEO. T. MARSH, W. N.
MRS. /. N. NORsEHEAD. Soc'y. SIS
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I. q. q, r.

Summit Encampme0 MOI meets the first and
third saturday 81 each mont ct Ridgely Hall
Main street, att O'Clock H0jOurninx brother
IN good standing are cordially invited to attend
T H. RUTTER, C. T.
6. PAscok. Scribe.
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I. O Q. r

/. O O.
R.dgely Lodge No Il. meets every Tuesda
evening at Ridgely Hal, Main street, # Z o'cloc
D. m. SOjOurning brethren in good stAndiu
are cordially invited to attend.
GREEN MAJORS, N. q.
A. J. VHIrK. Secfy.
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The G,eat Engiish
REMEDY

Il q certain cure for
Nervous Debility Lost
Manhood, Prostrat0-
rhcee. and all the evil
of youthful fol
and excuses.
DR. MINTlE, who Is
. regular Ply :clan,
EraduAte Of the Ul!-
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A II or
10 SONNY" By CARL.

10 TOMMY" BY Ar.
but . dream-ye4 still l zee
Tn witching beauty ofy fsce 50 fair,
watch again the light that never dies
Upon the daEkn'ng glory Of your hair
gaze into the eyes that wrought my woe
The blue-erays flashing meath their neavy
fringe.
watch the hue that,gsows upon your cheek
b sweetest rosebud knows no fairer tinge.
And vet it's but . dresm-the face I loved
Will, perfect, lie no more against my OWN;
The heart has never beat for me. and YET
My love has never, never weaker grown.
How we can lovei If woman only knew
The pow'r she holds to work Us good or i'll,
The happiness and peace her smiles may bring.
b sorrows that her voice has pow'r to still.
Surely she cou.d not prove to us unkind,
Surely she would not win US to hetray!
Knowing that she can give Us life or death
And turn our darkest night Into bright day..
Sweet forgive you-tho' your lovely face
Breaks in upon my loneiy-unlov'd rest
[ have no pow'r to JudgeI owe you sill.
Although you broketthe heart within my breast.
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yerBity Of Pennsylvania. viii agree to forfeit
800 for . case Of this kind the VITAL Re U
ATTVE, under his special advice END treatment.
WI not cur. Price t5Oa bottle: foW times the
quantity, q. Sent to any address confidential
YIN private name II desired, BY
A Z. MINTIE, n. D,
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"As the lovely opening rose.
Each hour new beauties doth disclose,
So may you, my lowered fair,
Reveal fresh beauties every year"
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Gainesville.

GAINEsvILuG, NV. l3-iSpscisL -
Tho ladies u tho Old S,apol Prssbyt0-
: rian oharch Of this city, gave supPe,
last night, whicn was hus aifGir ,sd
resulted Ia quito nice Little sum OF
money for the church.
The lsdisa OF the Cumberland church
also gave IN elegant lunch to.GRg,
which 9Ns vel pslroniTed.
The Stree, f ilTsy COMPANY Rre
unShls 20 onrtinus work ca their OK
tension Ia v itt SSinesyulN a. prORrnt
on account of nos having pernissioa
20 ornss tNa Maiu track 81 tEe Missouri
Pacific rsilrnac The das,ftd ormIa,
ever.
There vas qultea heavy frost hero
latt nltht.
All the thlk har, bss bapn ahou. tho
pig hre IN Rilvastpu 1nR Herald
hpfIaed ON VII paris for itt energy "a
Sot,ing up the uatsils IN tliEa Tor i,-
issue, es several 0four nltissns ara in
tef@iei ~ business houses aud cltI-
aene or the Island CIV. NORTH Texas
ought to DO aninatn,ne IN MD OF the
sufferers" spd such like exp,oiainus
are cncrunt hnre.
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SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable PROF. Mott,
Government Chemist.

The fact that Royal Baking Powder is, in all respects,
the best baking powder offered to the public has been
established beyond question
Prof H. a. Mott when employed by the u s. Govern.
ent to anayze the various baking powders of the market
to determine which the best and most economical after
an extended investigation reported in favor of the ROYAL
aud 1t was adopted for government use
Prof Mott has continued his examinations of bakine
powders sold at Che present do aud now arms it az his
deliberate Judgment arrived after most thorough re-
search and careful examination OF the principal brands Of
the market that the Royal undoubtedly the purest and
most reliable baking powder offered to the public
OFFICE DIX. II. A. Morn CONSULTING CHEMIST }
81 BROADWAY, New YORK. Feb 10 1885 {
The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for have found in many tests made both for them and
the U. S Government
will go still further and state that because Of the ia.
ces that company have for obtaining perfectly pure cream
Of TARTAR and for other dependent pon the proper
proportion of the same and the method Of its preparation
THE ROYAL BAKING POWDER Is UNDOUBTEDLY
THE PUREST AND MOST RELIABLE BAKING POWDER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC.
HENRY A. MOTT, PH.D, etc.
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ooen appointed delegs,s 20 eaua in
from av.llags sbnot 10 miles away ana
see sshost setting oysters Tor church
lartiVat
I'll w mSes cans yoSld yCu waat?n
~krd tao Coslsr,
cans"
taa ewes. price was givau himaud
be sooN his leave, bGs in abau. IL
uieulcs - esmc hSsk and said:
"i'v0 hsNn thinking il all over. We
atii bNye ~ l0ass 20 peopla t. le9d,
Aud X1u'S better give mo 6yures on 40
uaas.n
Aprlcs was msde, and aftos aoiuS
ONE sSurinS on his own aceouGt he
bsarvoS:
Come - figurs upnn the crowd, |
mex We c2R count on az least 5Ol
y bod Gus our Way has had any oys.
RS yes, sud every body will pact &C.
uN risht uo 90 the brim. Le,'s figure
| 2 60capS"
a price was made on this numb ,,
SuS ~ StartoG tor home, prom,s,ug 6,
ud in an order within Three or toul
DAYS Vhs order waS received Ysstsr
isy- Il rSad:
81 never had nothing 10 do " ith
| h9rch iegiTal before, Rud 50, o
| curse, | was llsblo 10 make " Salstall,
E1closs0 fad Roney To pay for Gv,
csps, which are to bs sant by the stage
| dyiVar. Oue OF tho caus Ia for me- al,
| shs Other iV for tho festival. No NOR
/ ~ present. - Free Prssa.
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any form Of language. never mar
rlnu her et any time by consent or
Otherwise. The alleged contract OF
marri' ge IN her possession, parno, ting
t. be dated August 70, 1850, aud 60 be-
q gned by mo IL n forgsry. |
never alRuod It or any other
| document Of that nature or
Import. mover addrAssed hcr ~ my
vito iTany 0DlDmun,cAiiou, and the
iettors proanOad by Miss Hill, which
~ aud esq her, arc, 80 fat au tno word
we is cJncerued, ono and ail wiliul
iorSeries. Hoe declarations undsc
oa,n hss over married hsr, avar
signod the pretended MARRIAGE
tho "Desr wirSn loslers. nv
sny, ar oithor of them, are al snd
sugly williUl psijurlo,. 1 have r..
slstnd her f,ls0 uiaim 90 Yifshonl IA
In duty bound to mYabli, my family
'ud ucietJ. have hover for = mp-
mont entertained the Thought or wish
g make any cOulptOmlse sith liar. 1
have directed ihnsO upln wsom
rnDrOsOntntiOu ut mo- or OF my
estate dovOlvss Ia cost4st hnr p-etot,.
ions iu tforv lrgt Hnd 'prupsr
manner. | htllevo aut n1'nmnis 10
olero tnat lam tho viehm ot n onn.
'plreny u OK inrs money. h tva mover
entertained TIE IN ugh ut yielding tn
H. aud whils live / never will. nor
VII those VINO ruccred 10 my erteta
90 srti th0Y raspor' my w.shes and
ofs rsposied Instructions.
(fiyooO WILI.tAt SHARON.
ubtcriued aud sworn ~ nsfora mo
thib5.h day Of Noveuher, 1855.
ANDREW UurFrr,
Notary Public.
WITNESSES: J n. Fry, Jsmss II. bob.
inson, j. ID. MoNu'ty, ~. b.
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1he Array.

NAsulraToN, Nov IS.-lnspao!or
G n,rel Davis, in his annual report,
49, .ko Inspection o. money accounts
lnu' 3lH, Jls ugds ~ 'ha srm,. no
iAr ~ have nsaN dionOv.rai, hSvc
bsen tsithiuiiv disburss0. Suppliss
iusuiSnU3 ny tno sRpalr dan.rtnir us
Hf7 gsuersilI Npod and satisfactory.
fhs kssl'h " th- trsops hfs been g.n
orally good a. q msiulty ~ the
ppstv; tnprn W marked ION ovcmpot
iu tho ain, m thh knowlndga ~ tho
.lcsi ir miirry oSVtinS ans IN tho
dres' q. yho men; tse hupIOvcmurJ ia
~ prrc Ice " nigbly cpWwandsblO;
iho af't hlu,"ry mas uut tegL p-cp
witt t1ab otsUgll Syms.
Ecuorg! Dsvis t,G1MmruHs t0a .s-
e@mhl,Eg uf ON fed battgrs. ipr n
school Ot theoretical end prnndrsl In
oifuSiipD. TSo pn,chSse or cavalry
horsss during the pas. year h,s hsan
HurndS2 Sltn delay avid Giinsuiiv
saitablc kcflus arc MOI easily
"a Siuer, lis gptgos'od thgrE cavalry
'rsnol bp established ,or ihurnurh In.
St'uciiop Ia this brarch of n, slInv,
90, h. Sgys't wili DO ndv,p.sysuui
i0r the government g. nave Il stud
,Iy breOdiug, 90 limitol * ont,
hurAna of,hs bNst strRu, same and
'lg'r, which should hs ths A.sndhrd
cavalry hn-,es, TbS would encour
sN'i rWar. 60 nrOed like GLASS Di
h hfges.
gb' lAw reqniriuv tho purchase NJ
81 supl .liu' A',cr % publie ,tvsrtHr-
nsnt l. cnuGampod 81 instances ar.
siol ~hers NC sdvolt'semsnt Gee,
mufc than thr sunplies puiohss.t no
dor 70. There stollo r.ilitAr. poltt, "
" 'lch over AZ par csrt, bsv,
tru commentator less The auncoutyg.
cen ~ those, -AyS General Davis.
tr''N 'nrth smaller uumhnr, with "A
corresponding 4 o. sss OF garrNona,
y a sduuutCdly u1prHv' the IA.
UguF rnd wei hiuE % ,hn arm,
ui urcmot' economy and anrVic D..
Tia % cesRitY ksrotniurc oxjslins Tor
-n many NJ thsm has on,sei. vns
cra'scter Ot tn. n'u rslistps FOR a
N.r or Two pa. has been iurroyinE,
.IfI. DO fr FNIf.UI