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CONDENSED LETTERS.

Daniel Libby, Tuftonboro, n. H., sends G
notice or the death of Capt. Richard f. Davis,
aged SO years. He served in Co. II, 9th
n. II.
II. II. Bates. Co. E, 92d Ohio, Holland, Lucas
Co, o, denies that Gen. DeCourcey spoke OF
the 59th Ind. as Odd yearlings." He neg
lects to say to what engagement he refers, but
we presume it was one OF the engagements
around Vicksburg.
g. r. Harrison, 10th n. Y, Excelsior Bri-
gade, says that Mt Fair Oaks Cascy's Division
reached the battlefield at dark. and the next
morning drove the rebels back, He says he
never saw more desperate fighting.
III. w. Brandle, Sd bio, First Division, Fif-
teenth Corps Cummings, Cook Co., H., refers
to the letter Of Comrade ID. W. Lindsay, and
says he had a similar experience at Vicksburg
where his gun kicked" until his shoulder
was black and blue lie speaks of another SOL
der who had six teeth knocked ont and one
eye blinded by the kick Of his gun. lie wants
to hear from the men OF Osterhaus's Division
s. K. Harrison, Co. i, 10th n. Y, says that
the Excelsior Brigade did its full share Of the
hard fighting in the Peach Orchard at Gettys
burg. g.
S. B. Viele Co. f., Dad N. Y, Tecumseh,
Eeb., tells of some foraging that party of his
regiment did in 1863 near South Mountain,
Md. If any members of the family from whom
they stole the geese should see this he would
be glad to hear from them.
William Fowler, Co. G, 18th n. Y. III. A.,
Cedar Springs, Kent Coz, Mich, comes to the
defense of his regiment at Fort Stedman, in
which fight h was taken prisoner. He says
the l4th did brave fighting and discharged its
whole duty. 49,
Charles Martin, Co I, Tooth ILL.,, Lechiel,
Ind, says the Goth Ohio WAS in the First Bril-
gade, First Division, T@enty-first Corps. The
other regiments being the Tooth Ill, 18th
Mich, Sd KY, and 58th Ind.
w. W. Branson, Co. G, LIST Iowa. Cherokee,
Kan, corrects G. S. Atkins, who said that Gen.
Lyon was killed at Wilson's Creek while lead
ing the Cd KAN in charge. Gen. Lyon was
killed at the right of the 1st Iowa.
Harry Caldwell, 18th Ind. Battery, Garrett,
Ind, says the battle of Chiokamauga began
with heavy skirmishing on Sept Is. His bat
terry lay that night ut Lee & Gordons mills.
Howard Barnes, Co. g, 1l9th Pa, Morris
vile, Pa, takes issue with Comrade Shearer in
regard TO the force engaged in the battle of
Sailors Creek. lie is certain that part of the
First Division Sixth Corps, including the
10th Pa. and I'd R. l., took hand in the
fight.
4. T.. Lillibridge Mason City, Iowa, eorrects
q typographical error in cur Issue Of Feb. le.
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A Eine GfnrN Snniinh

To THE EDITOR: Truth is mighty and will
prevail" Allow ne TO confirm the axiom by
correcting the very pretty and romantic episode
related by -. Nj. r." Co. X, lat Iowa Cav, in
your issue of the 18th ult
| had the honor to belong to the 2d n. J.
Cav, and, although participating in many hard
fought fights, we were not at the battle of
Mansfield, La. The battle of Mansfield was
fought April 8, 1864, at which time the ID N. j.
Cav. was in the cavalry command of Gen. B. II.
Grierson and operating against Forrest in West
Tennessee.
The ID N. J Cav. had the honor of defending
two stands of colors-ono the national rsg-
mental flag, the other beautiful get of colors
worked by the fair hands of the ladies of Tren-
ton, and by them presented to the regiment.
Many brave man and true soldier gave up
his life In defense of those emblems of our cOun-
try's honor, but at no time were they ever cap
tIred or surrendered and at the close of the
war were returned, unsullied by rebel hands,
to the State authorities at Trenton. If / mis-
take not, Gen A. J. Smith had in his corps one
or two New Jersey infantry regiments, and
perhaps In this way 81. NJ r." has got the two
branches OF the service mixed up.
u. nj. 4" also states that when the pretty
little episode was discovered guard Of iltary
was placed round the house of the fair young
bcroines. At the time referred to the recon
s!ruction acts were in force and Gen Sheridan
I'm command Of Texas, with a large force of
United States troops scattered through the
State. l hardly think the General permitted
Texas at that time to have military force of
its own. and am somewhat curious to know of
what that military guard was composed. With
cut wishing for one moment to detTact from
the gallant act of the young ladies, | cannot
permit even the fair sex to win laurcls ut the
expense of a regiment whose bravery and dis
cipline was conspicuous on every field where it
fought rs was the case with the ID n J. Cav
SECOND" 157 E. 9th St, New York City.
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A Safeguard.

The fatal rapitlity with which slighs
Goids and Coughs frequently develop
into the graycSt lnaladies of the throat
and lungs, is Il consideration which should
impel every prudent person to keep at
hand as household remedy. bottle of
IEli'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Nothing else gives such immediate relief
md works so sure 4 cure in all affections
of this class. That eminent physician.
Prof. f. SweetZer, of the Maine Medical
School, Brunswick, Me-, says
"MedicaI science has produced no other ano-
oyne cXpcctUrnnt good as AYERS CHERRY
PEcToEAL. II is invaluable for diseases Of The
throat and lungs"
The same opinion Is expressed BY ths
.wcil-anown DR.. l.. j. Addison, of Chicago,
H., who says
al have never found, In thfrty-fve years Of
continuous study and practice of medicine, any
preparation of SO great value as AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, for treatment Of diseases of the
throat and lungs. 1t not only breaks up colds
md cures severe coughs, but is more effective
than anything else in relieving even the most
serious bronchial and pulmonary atieStiOns.S
The National tribune., 1885-03-19
Tho Trials of q Minister.

THE REV. J. p ARNOLD, Baptist Cam
den, Tenn, in 1873 was taken with Dright's
Disease, which produced two large assesses.
In 1c7S another abscess formed which dis
charged for Is months. In ISL two assesses
formed. He then began Warmers SAFE Cure,
(which restored me to perfect health" and
June. 1853. he wrote, "my health Is as good as
ever" Try it!
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II YOu Doubt. Try 1t and See

d. NJ. DEWEY, of Rochester. n. Y, Jan. 25,
1882, wrote: Zone of the most prominent
physicians here found % grains of sugar TO the
fluid ounce of my urine; was unable TO benefit
NE. i then began using Warmers SAFE Dia-
betes Cure, and Warmers SAFE Pills. Having
used five bottles of each, l found myself cured"
n. B.-Mr Dewey remains well.
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IS Seypu.s

DAVID TOOKE, Esq, Columbus, Tex, In
1879, was attacked with black Jaundice, fol-
lowed by hemorrhage of the kidneys, and was
pronounced incurable. Seven bottles of War
ners SAFE Cure restored him to health in 1880,
and July /, 1884, he writes: My health has
been excellent ever since" Try it. try It'll
The National tribune., 1885-03-19
PEGRAM'S RAID.
The Rattle Of nnfton HiII.

To THE EDITOR: Your issues containing the
series of articles on the Pegram raid falling
under my observation, and knowing that the
part taken by tho 9TH Ohio Cav. as therein
stated was far from being correct, l sent the
papers to Gen. Israel Garrsrd, who was the
Colonel commanding the 9Th Ohio Cav. at the
battle of Dutton Hill. l have received from
him the following brief statement. T. +.
ALLEN, Capt, 9Th Ohio Cav.
The National tribune., 1885-03-19
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY !

For tickets or further Information of the above Lottery
address HOWELL CARTER, CCvia- ton, ky.
Amounts OF 8 and upwards by express ~ MY exYese.
Mention The Natlon2l Tzibuns
The National tribune., 1885-03-19

All that can be supplied towards making the
natural hair beautiful and abundant is con-
tanned in Ayers Hair Vigor. 1t keeps the
scalp free from dsndruf, prevents the hair from
becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible
and glossy. 1t stimulates the roots to healthy
action, and promotes healthy, vigorous
The National tribune., 1885-03-19
AYERS
Cherry PeCtoral

rs not new claimant for popular conf
dence, but medicine which II to-day
saving the lives of the third generation
who have come into being since it was
first offered TO the public.
There is not n household In which this
Invaluable remedy has once been In
troduced where ils Use has ever been
abandoned, and there is not q person
who has ever given it a proper trial
for any throat or lung disease suscep-
tible Of cure, who has not been made
well by it.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has,
In numbcrleSs instances, cured obstinate
eases Of chronic Bronchitis, Larnygitis,
and even acute Pneumonia, and has
saved many patients in the earlier stages
of Pulmonary Consumption. 1t Is q
medicine that only requires to be taken In
small doses, is pleasant TO the taste, and Is
needed in every house where there are
children, % there il nothing so good as
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL for treat
ment of Group and Whooping Cough.
These are oil plain facts, which can be
verified by anybody, and should be re-
membered by everybody.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. G. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass
Sold by all druggists.
The National tribune., 1885-03-19

Children slow In development, puny, scraw-
ny and delicate, use Wells Health Remover -
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APRESENr ', Ola "a FE;oH zee. to fJ9. 90 to
all no this a'iV sFti=ement. and samples OF
Eoad- Free for the next two years "a fast as
published. The PROJECTORS IF TIE CLINTON INP0RilNG
CO., wishing 10 utroiuce their
STYLES of Imported Cards. Ornamental Flowers suta0 for visiting
reward CARTS bss, earl albums, c IN parss
the following rewards al who tbs advertisement
viii show samples thy' friends and euiegs
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AWAY Solid Cold St-nN hiding ai Setting Lady OF Cents
Watch worth S50Gu Sai silver SsrmN iua and Sett'-S
Watches worth 6t Elegant French China len worth k50
Ten dollar Gold Pieces, worth $3.50; Sis ~ Solid Silver
Tes Spoons Cold Read Riggs worth S45 Coz
10 Solid cold Isl. PLAIN Rings, worth s40 20 solid sold Engraved
worth 85Uu: ias' Bow AMI Ilce Pms, Er
Dops Lckets Fins Busnns Chains Sets,
Autograph Albums, Photograph Adams, and s3 ether sressy
worth from each, patrons IN fair sn5
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will books and fer he
samples 0f Imported Cards Designs.
issued, snd Forty styles Of Eh Cards Imported rem
Germany with without desired, villa samples
Of aBi saahs goods w1 vii ven easily from e.
per day. slip with each naming The yOS
~hirh be forwarded Jcv Al
dress CLINTON IMPORTING CO.. CLISIONYILLE. CONN
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"Rough on Rats" clears out Rats. Mice. 1se
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"Rough on Corns," for Corns, Bunons. I5c.
cough on Dentist" Tooth Powder. Try
IT, l6c.
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Incorporated 1868 for years by the Legislature
for Educational and Charitable puTpoSes-Hth capital
OF SlgOoOJ-to which reserve fund of s5j00oO has
siHce been added.
By sn Overwhelming popular vote It's franchise was
made part Of the present State Constitution adopted De-
cember ID A. D., 1879.
The only Loeyy rota aa endorsed 9y he 7cQpe
IF of,g SfIts
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IsPORaATsos WANTED.
.oE Posi- IxrxLLIoKxcKR

EDrToE Posi- IHTkLIIGKsCKB
We have a call for tvo sections Of
land, With sozae Land adjoining 20 lease
or purchase as q future time, Ia 10
sslity in Western Washington where
sheep raising can be caEZed on sue
cessfally. A Fieh man in Texas, uho
h4a besn writing 70 "a, sends a. his
ordar. dated J1ly u. 1855, TO make tbs
location EheFe he can start With so OF
600 of the finest grade Of meFino sheer.
He says IA hts letter that hs has dis
posed of his ranch, and thai be 10 now
. selling 81 his large hock IN this de-
LilisAsina. usaiarious, uncertain eli
mste.r Upon our recommendation, be
is willing 10 eome here and invest bis
means. VIII some ons on Oress. Lopez
or San Juan Islands. or in the Qnilleute
country. make a. an offer We would
then 90 and examine the locality. m
the price on the land. and notify our
o stron in Texas to come on and CEN
plete the purchase. We uill allow any
oas who will kindly assist us In making
thfs location oDs-half the commission
allowed By Law Ave per contain IN your
pocket. He wants 20 knov the price OF
well-RFaded merino sheep, and II be
can purchase them here also, how
much land can be depended upon for
one skssp 10 grszs all the year round.
What are the prospects in your locAh
ties for such an enterprise nnder ordi-
nary care Please let ~ bear from
some Of you old sheep raisers. Our
man has the money and be means bust
meas. ]. q. JkxIcKE & Sos.
Falls City, August 20. 1885.
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p,rEs, psLEs; PILES.
SURE cUKB FOUND AT LAsT-so on
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A SURE CUBE FOUND AT LAsT-so osE
NEED sUTTER-
A sure cure for Blind. Bleeding, Itch
ing and liberated Plies has been dis
covered by DR.. William tan Indian
Remedy. called DIR. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment. A single bsx has cured
she worst chronic cases Of - or 30 years
standing. No one need suffer i've mir
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than good. williams Endian Pile ONT
ment absoFbs the tumors, allays the in
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or getting warm ia bed acts as poul-
tice, gives instant relief. and is prepared
only for Piles, itching Of the private
parts, and fer nothing elss.
Read what the Hon. J. n. Oofinberry
OF Cleveland says about DR.. Williams
Indian Pile Ointment "a have used
scores of Pile Cures, and il aherds me-
pleasure 10 say that have never found
anything which gave such immediate
and permanent relief as DIR. williams
Indian Ointment" For sale By all
druggists, and mailed an receipt OF
prioe-fI. Sold by A. B. Stewart Seattle
FRAzIKB MEDICINE Co., Prop'rs,
Cleveland. o.
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wssk req NM nAlI rIaTFRs


The star Bssebaii Cab intend 70 taxa
9 grand trip around the circuit. follos-
ina shs egorse taken BY the Pogtlsaas,
the fore part u Juiy. Ibsy vii play
the Tacoma and Seattle cabs sn1 Il
she end take IN tie VistoEiahs- They
sxpecs 70 Be ah5e % -scooV 40 every
thing sIoax the Iins---PsTft1sa Sssss-
Isis more than Eksty that the Pion eFs
Of sRn PFzaeiaeo, Who w0n he city
ehanpsership ever the hsveriy 1fne,
vii eoaas 20 Portland Al details have
been 7srsded upon. sfter considerable
n1rY@Epondscee, and terms sgTee8sls q
the San Francisco players we're ar
ranged A positive answer ~ - vnssher
they viii eome b noE awaited. II tbeJ
c0se toe program vii be A. follows; 4
gzme 18th the Stars st the Oaks, satar-
DAY, Sspsember 5th. srG one With the
PertIsnds on Sunday, the 9Th; then 60
n ssAtffe md VietsYfs. returning here
Saturday toe i2sh. and playing the Port
lands. finishing the toGr with gene
With the stars. Sunday. the E5sh.-
DTggonigA.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. n.
UNITED STATES LAM OFFICE.

OLYMPIA, W. T.. Jul, 81, 1885.
Notice il hereby given tfsAt John LeaFy
whose post once address Is Seattle, ". T..
hiss this day fled his application 1900
linear fact OF the Ms rncsh Lode o. Deposit
Mine, or Vein, b ar.ng magnetic iron, With
surface ground 600 feet In width, situated IN
summit Mining District King county. wssh
ingten Territory. and designated By the Geld
notes and Official plat on fils in this Office a.
Lot Ne. 46, said Lot No. 46 being Described Is
follows, to wit Beginning at the most we &.
erly corasr Of said claim corner No. II. befnz
also corner No. Of the Q. n. RAssn claim.
No. 50 upon Industry Loce; thence norta 81
deg. IS min. Z st. variation Il deg 30 min
East. along the northwSsterly boundary Of
claim 1900 feet TO the most aortherly corner
OF claim (corner No. q. being ssso corner No &.
l Of J. W. Guye clSim. No. 49. on sam. lode,
and conner No. 4 Of the Q. VI. Rasin clain, No.
50, on Industry Lode. where 10 set . post
inches square. feet Ions. in stone mound;
thence South 50 deg. 30 min. East, variation
"a deg. IS min. East ong the northeastern
boundary of claim, being also southwestern
boundary of J.. W. Guve claim, No. AZ on
same lode 600 fe-t 10 most easterlv corner Of
claim corner No. 81, being also corner No.
of J. W Guye claim, Nc. 20. On same lode
where is sat Q post feet long. feet In the
ground; thence South 81 deg. % min West
yariEtson II deg. IS min. Esst .aloeg the SOUTH
easierly boundary OF Claim 1900 ieet TO the
most southerly corr er Of claim corner No. Al !,
where is set poet 5 feet long. foot ia the
ground in mound Of stone, thence North 50
deg. 50 min. West. variation 81 deg. 20 min
East. sloTg the Southwestern boundary Of
claim 600 Re 20 place Of beginning. bsir e
corner No. I, rom which corner the mineral
monument bears south So deg o. miu. " ess
952 fee, containing 10 % 100 aeres
Toe location of this mine il recorded in the
Recorders once OF King cou7tF, W. T.. 10
book o; minir 6 records, and Is known as 3707
Of said records.
The adjoining claimants are J. ". Guye.
claim No. 40 on sane lode. and U. n Rasin.
claim NO. 50, on Industry Lode.
Any and Ill ersops claiming adversely any
portion Of said John LearS claim upon the
Mammoth Lode or Mine, or surface ground.
are required TO file their adverse claims with
the Register Of the United States Land o ice
st OLYMPIA, ". T. darIng the 60 days period
Of pub icatiOn hereof, OF they will be barred
b. virtue of the provisions Of the Statute.
ant ces JOHN f. CONVEY. Register.
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MINING APPLICATION NO ls.
UNrrEp srArEs Lam Orr1cs.

OLYMPIA. W. T., July ii, 1885.
Notice ID hereby givea that Thomas Burke,
whose postofhce address Is Seattle, King
County. W. T., has this day filed his sppIica-
ton for patent for 1900 linear feet OF the
Industry Lode, or Deposit. Mine or Vein.
bearing magnetic iron, with surface ground
coo feet IN width. situated In Summit Mining
District. King County, Washington Territory.
and designated BY the field notes and of1cial
plat On Gle in this Office ~ Lot No. 81. said
Lot No 81 beiag described - follows, 10 wit:
Begtnning at the most soatherly corner OF
said claim. corner No. l. being also corner No.
Of Il. NJ. Guye clam No. IS. on same lode
and corner No. . of J. w. Gaye claim. Ne. -,
aud corner No. ST B. +. briggs claim, No.
az, on Mammoth Lode: thence noFsh 50 deg.
30 min west. variation ~ deg. east, along the
southvt sterly boundary Of claim. being also
uertheasteriy boundary Of y. n. Guys calm,
No. Is on same lede, coo feet to the most
westerly corner OF claim corner No. 2. beng
also corner No. 3 OF Y. N. Guye claim No. as
on same lode. where 10 set . post four feet
long, in loose rock with mound OF stone;
thence north 43 deg. 40 min. east variation
q deg. 50 min. east. along the northwesterly
boundary Of claim. 1850 feet to the most
northeriy corner OF claim: corner Ne, 3,
where is set . post four feet long sud enc fcat
In ground. wits mound Of stone. theace south
50 deg. so min. east, variation q deg. 80 min
east, along the northeasteriy boundary Of
claim, coo ieet 20 the most easterly corner Of
claim; corner No. Z, being also corner No. 2
of B. +. Briggs claim No. Al, on Mammoth
Lode, where Is set 9 post four feet long and
oae fout in the ground; thence south IS deg.
40 mia. west, along the southeasteriy bound
sfy Of claim being also northwesterly bauud.
ary Of q. r. Briggs claim. No. a., on MAN.
moth Lode, 1900 feet TO the place OF bsgiunin-
ing; corner No. I. from which mineral msuu-
meut beArs south 40 deg. 10 min. west, $3.50 =
feet distant. containing % 81 acres.
The location Of this mine 10 recorded In the
Recorders offioe Of King County, ". T.. 10
book q Mining records. and is known ss s7os
Of said records
The adjoining elaimsats are 3. p. Brisgs,
claim No. Al. on Mammoth Lode. and y. n
Guys. claim No. As. on Industry Leds
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Thomas Burks's claim on In
dustry Lode, or mine or surface ground. are
required to Gle their adverse claims with the
Register Of the United States land once, II
olympia, ". T.. during the 60 days period Of
publication hereof. or they will Be barred BIZ
virtue Of the provisions Of the stasuie.
aus ecs. JOHN r. GowLY. Regists-.
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eisiAarTLR, Aag. Is. 1854
Epsxon PUsr- lxrri.xEansxrKR:
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