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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-02

DR.. Shrady sent the Medical Record Of
the goth the following official bulletin Of
Gen. Grants condition:
The progress Of the disease from which
Gen. Grant is suffering, barring accidental
dition OF the patient with what it was q
month ago, the changes which have taken
place can be appreciated. Taking this
period OF time into consideration, it
can be said that the swelling under
the angle OF the lower jaw on the right side
has increased and become harder and more
deeply fixed. It has shown tendency to
progress in q direction downward and for
ward upon the right side OF the neck, and
the infiltration extending into the neighber.
ing glandular structures. The pains in these
parts, although fortunately not frequent
nor severe, have a significance which can.
not be ignored. The liberation OF the right
side OF the base OF the tongue has become
coarser and more irregular, although itssu-
perficial area has not perceptibly increased.
Thisis the seat Of pain occasionally in swal.
lowing, and when certain examinations Of
the throat are made. The destructive pro-
cess on the right side Of the avula is appar
emily quiescent, although a new portion Of
the margin Of the palatal curtain is showing
q tendency to break down. The voice has
been reduced to a whisper, due partly
to the infammatory Involvement OF the
vocal cords and partly to the nervous
atony OF the latter. There issomeimprove-
ment Of the general strength, the appetiteis
unchanged, land the usual amount ofnourish-
ment is taken. The removal to Mt. Nc.
Gregor has SO far proved beneficial. 1t has
enabled the patient to recover the lost
ground and thus, in a measure, has count
er-balanced the effects OF his local malady.
The Markets.
CMcAGo-Wheat, No. spring, 88x to
S9Hc.; No. 8 spring 81hc.; No. red, ESQ.,.
No. 3 red, "a to 84kc. Corn, cash, 47Ac.
Oats, cash, SAC. Flaxseed, No. $1.35. Mess
Pork, $1,000 to $1O,65. Lard, cash, So .65.
MILwAUKEE-Wheat, cash, $50. Corn,
No. 2, 47Ac. Oats, No. 2, 34Ac. Rye, No.
/, 66o. Barley, No. 2, Acc. Pork, $1,000.
Lard, $500. Butter, dairy, 10 to &c.,
Cheese, 79c. Eggs, 11hc.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 1 hard, 94c.;
No. hard, 9OAc.; No. ! regular, 83Kc
Corn, rejected, 45c. Oats, 81 to 33c. Bran,
$500 to t8.25. Hay, No. timothy, $12
to e13.
ST. PAuL-Wheat, No. 1 hard, 92Hc.; No. 2
hard, &c.; No. 2, Use. Corn, No. 2, ACC.
Oats, No. 2, mixed, 31Ac.; No. 2, white, 32c.;
No. 8 white, 31Ac. Barley, No, 2, 6Oc. No.
8, extra, 54c.; No. 3, 4Oc. Rye, No. 2, $50
Hay, baled, $S,75; timothy $11 90.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1885-07-02

OF butter making.
He recommended the Cooley system of
setting the milk as one OF the best and
cheapest methods for the small dairyman.
At all events, the utensils used for setting
should be free from eofners and crannies
where the cream might collect and ferment,
and tin utinsels we're preferable to wood,
Care should be exercised to keep the cream
free from odors. II the milk was warmer
than the atmosphere there would be danger
OF the absorption OF odors as the proc
ess OF evaporation would be going on. The
best time for skimming milk was just at the
time the cream was beginning to
turn sour. He offered several suggestions
regarding the churnipg and salting OF but
ter The salt used should be such as woukl
dissolve readily. Care and neatness in
packing he argued, was an important point
to be observed, and the butter after pack
ing should be kept in a dark place under
sixty degrees in temperatures. In reply to
a question, tho speaker gave the opinion
that the feeding OF swill aad brewrY refuse
to cows would have a serious effect on the
quality OF the butter produced.
O. G. Gregg Of Camden, Lyon county, was
then introduced, and also gave a practical
talk upon the subject OF dairying, covering
to some extent the ground which had been
gone over by the other speakers. He main
oseIueu vuo prLuctpui iiciucHVdl4y VnhO Haul
vidual dairy butter made with the same
care as is given to the making Of creamery,
will excel the creamery in quality. He gave
some valuable hints in relation to theselec-
tion and keeping OF COWS.
There were beef cows and mich cows, he
said, and the more beef you had the less
milk you would get. The burden to Mime
sofa dairying was that our COWS are not
good enough. The cold winters Of Minnie
sofa were an advantage rather than q dis
advantage in the dairy business, Warm
days worried cows and turned milk sour.
The methods Of churning and mixing but
ter were graphically described. The speak
or did not believe in keeping butter for
months. The markets demanded fresh
butter, and the farmers wsre making but
ter for tie markets.
RESOLUTION. wsFs Adoptss thanking The
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

The bilious ara At> ccrt4W pr'N 'lu m.
lcrmivt,m and puittrnH f.,,r, ,umb
aguc and agup cAbr. tby liver
Is always seriously affected. aud
'hv hlu,~l cAuixasuatvd A}ik
bile NUc at Che cUivt roa>o,,- WlN Hos
tctcr'> stomach Wit,crs g. such l. SURF
dcicu>o against chi,l> NIsj irNvr apU every
form ot malarlal di>,a>c, b.. lsa, docs
AVIAN Win liability ru thc disease. by rp.
tormWg irwglariN ot 40. hllliarS organ
la advance oi tbc srri,al .nt the >,7,>on
,WNyu thv disease is prevalent Whrry l.
uO timer certifying ppINea,iNv irr lho>,
lUNoUt visiting or vWjgtsitug to e k,Cality
Whcrc the m,a>ina.taiW eNi~1N Them j.
NO certain Immunity iN,m it,y.es, iu au
cUdrWtr or vpidCutic iorga, ~ be- secured
hy The use M the aNvUagr tnntC> and anti
>pa>Uvlic>. R't Wlcp. gNiuiur fails lh,
satvr> >Uccrvds both Ia preventing and
vuriug Moreover, 20 r'Bsav,'s ,cvcry Yes
raw ni ,lN >pcp>is, aud oNssnn,y> r,n>u-
pslion, rhcUmsti>in, naciNlty ot Ihr kid.
R,S, and bladder aat uNp1uiliB>
and Strengthens the pcr,ouD system,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
nNan,. NneM ,l,.s. ,.....lr.l.

Npc'!gl yN thr Uarcitc.
,NrNt y, 1gQvn \ NJ, Nug ,iom
Nanu ut the arm of Nlsaa aivvcher,
gardeners, WAS sccldtnyajly shot an,
alacmoon by bis hrNacr tvvd, 70, b,ll
,.srlsing in bis right ,j,,, ia~i h,,lov ,l,r
Sl.ouldrr-hladc, penetrating Iby in,4>,
81 oauuo, possibly Dir, llsNAas.h lhy
a sAi Is seems that thc ,ictin Ntd
h,vNNbVr aud his brother ,vcrr ~s' ~ fhc
ea0|vn shooting Al target. The 3No
trtta,r Had mSdt >cNcSl shots assG lss,
urttr position - examine thc np4sl
fNd, Un,SiHiNg HiJb lhc pistol in H.
has . thinking Il WAS empty, Then. Na,
SBl ss,As,aibcr earns l.sc ia The weapon, an,
- a'crd psyolNcd tan cylinder q cNlsl,-Srsl
wiz. he fatal rc>uk - bONt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
>tN1 MEETING Al waco.

The coiumiiic, oi Tue Various H~~pria-
tom, appointed ,o >r,cr, rbo rm, and
rla,c ior holding The u,N, grand reunion
mot this afternoon 900 headquarters. with
Mai "a. NJ NauIsuit in ta, chair amt
Col %. Williams acting ~ r.cordiu-
>rrnary The commands aud their
representatives prr>rut vrrr - follows
Association 81 vN-Iuulydyraly Mis-
~ruriBp> e.. = Mitchell cot. T. o..
Hover, G,u NJ. D.. l.vi>, COL. a. 4.
Williams and Hon w W Merritt.
Gauu'> Hri-adr Robert spear. u NJ.
t"cbrlu ami Cen Il VI ,,auu.
\rkan>au> --titp. ". l.. CaA,ll. W e..
Young ami =. : Cohh
rcunv>>,an> q. r. N,ag,r. "a. 4.
Macs, u, Il. Inug and pr. N,u>.ul.
roiiSWc'> hrigadc-N A. Ealhrtaih,
I II plI,vL ! 4. Olovrr. W y Burst
and capt Howell.
Van NcNSiau's hatjsp -Jc~>I, J JsI-
gju>
Mexican Veteran, w. 4. Na,ou. 4 I
Hickey aud ,iv>~i, j Melton
UDvn'> brigade app II = PriL.g-u.
= y. llog>ru AMI ,. t.. E4k5u
North tawihian> W J. iawuue,
IHU Judge rlcmuu,.
NlahaWi1us oliver = hrunr,N 8ud R
Morrow.
Gcor-iAu>- = 4. ,sr,v-u. Hon. O.. N
"racc, NJ. , Daniels , a Noora. n %
UstiH anJ " g. rsus,r
Walkers division Col Nina. DIR. 4
u. Nurk'n> and pr. HraM
Ni>>i>SipVjau> Ncs Melton, a. tHuiral
Jnd 4. q. Cummings
lnnI> i1uiHn~-. al NJ % t.HrInsv.,t
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

election Of q. " Cunningham. prs,dcnl :
Capt. Jas. Mcllateu, vlct.pwsidcni Z
&. ". Gccrs. SECRETARY. Judge Israel :.
Thurmond ol big spring was invite"
tu address the kciuuckians Tomorrow
from the grand stand, and consented Q"
do 80.
The cX-Cunlrdcultr Gvorglan> "runn'
lied this evening 10y clccting :. r.
trccnc OF Fort Worth president: &. y.
Grace ol Bonham vice-prc>idcnt; AM
H.. - Moore at Cameron secretary lp'
members have been enrolled.
/ The rN-Confcderatc >ipphn'
present 1T the reunion met this evening
and completed their organization by 'h'
election of r. VI. Daniel Of furttl
president: u. u. Paddock OF Fort Worth
/ ,icc-prcsidrnt. Ben Melton. secretary
/ Steps were taken 10 secure su!iahl'
/ hcadquuricr.teni aud badges Tor the u>'
I oi the association at the next reunion
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
DARING JAIL DELIVERY
tiNr Temperatures ia tht Travis Count, JAIN
Gain Their Liberty

cain Their Liberty.
~p,,'isi in the Cagclc
AUSTIN, TsN., Nus t.-Thc city wa,
thrown into state ol excitement this
afternoon over the escape of i've prison.
err iram Tie county jail Among them
wen. Nrag,r. thc notorious highuayumu
who l"ok Am activc part iu thy killing OF
the late Hal Go>liug, and Dick Braunou.
am cQuaIly acted >tagc-robhcr. The
others We're Tom Pearson. awaiting trial
Tor the hciuouS murder of nr. Stu,au:
Nahlcz, "a Mexican murderer: and Jcff
Cain, an Austin rnugh. Five harder
ca>e> were never inside prison walls.
All Wou' taken after a brief and exciting
chase excepting Pearson. and over "a
hundred men arr nov out after him. bent
ou h,> capture. The bold dash TOR free.
dom W9> effected la the seizure of the
iailrr ~ Dee cnlcn'd with bucket al
water Ii was louc with a uuicknr>,
and energy thoroughly in accord with the
desperate character oi the men. 1t is
Thought that had esther Br.nnon or ca
ger been armed tbcy would ncycr lav,
hccit taken alive
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
reunion grounds to-da, aud registered
their names


ItNN~.
n. T.. Coylc, 4. n Ilopson. y ".
O'i>,enr. Silas i.uguw. I. II. u y.
! rlppin. r. NJ rcnilcr, j. l.. Allcn, j.
n. Wrsthruok, 4. T.. Matthews. Thomas
4. BRYAN. John \ Miller, G.. Goodfcllow,
r. l.. ChcuoWcih Gen. Il. VI Gano, Capt
Il. Spccr. Mai. X. NJ NanIandt, y. NJ.
Critc,. W. b. Boswell, T. b. Faulkner
Thomas Spruuncc, ~. u. Drum. Adjt \.
4. TRylur. " l.. collier, :. u. Gray, &. II.
Merchant. &. H. Martin, :. II. Parker, \.
VI. Dorn. A. H. Nilsson, W j.
Walker, j T.. Turner j. X. Grllln'
D. \. kirgm. j H. McCrakcn,
y. l.. Goforth, j +. Brown, JEFF Rowland.
j. VI. clifton. W VI Tcmpletun, G.. W.
Gcuiry, j. -. Surrit, Jos. McClucr,
NcN llogg, j. l.. Dodsou, j. l.. Alfred,
g.. G. Duhwnndy, Il. T.. wood, W. Il.
English, Jnn llyait,Wm Dunn, G.. G..
Gilbert, Jas. Despair, &. W. McGchcc,J j.
c. Young, r. r. Hatchctt, -. &. llcllc-
brant. i. G.. .lohu>. W. l.. wood, O. G.
licrrcukmd &. T. Mitchell, Val. G.
titles. Ed Raucicr, Jnn. W. Cody, ;,
Minis. Dr. j. J.. NanIandt. i. II. Turner
G.. u. puggctt. 4. j. Chambers, II. T.
Crawford. j II Barry, Il. W. Collier j,
ca. king. r. Il. Collins, \. j. Wright
j. 4. Woods aud Capt. Mat Young.
MISSISSIPPI
G.. G. Cummings. D. NJ. llart>held, j
y. lrnuir. W W RvcScly, W. r. Ellis, j
Baylr>> buchanan. j, T. Burt, G. &. Beer
mann, r. r. Ragland, j. VI Blackwood
!. y. Civins and W. J. saunders.
NL,RNNlN.
y. Il. Chambers, %. :. Kennedy, x. G.
Moore. J Il. Preston. j. VI. .lolr, L. \
lanry, -. H. Warren. A. r. Card. W. II
Doughcriy and Thomas Montgomery.
MISSOURI.
j. r. E>ty, -. H. Lindsay. 4 j.
Loopcr. w j. Russell, j. \. WithcrS
Capt A. Edwards, :. J. Cash, i. +
Rust. T. truuch, j. :. Winter. II Fccly
j. j. Robertson. john Brnly. James {
scott, T.. j Buwdrr. u Il. Elliott, b. Il.
Gibson, surgeon r. II nil2ler, i e.
Richardson, " Il. Wuod>ou and + "
Bradley.
krNIt,kN.
j. W. Prrwctj, r. r. Nash. J. r. Her
ron, II e. Henderson, CAPT .la>. Mcllat
ton. T.. H. Naye>. :. g. Hall. ID. ;
Handy, T.. a. lingruicltcr. -. u. kim
brnugh, A. j. NanIandt, j r. Burray
and G. \ Tandy.
NoEru clRuIINN.
i H. Russell. Joe Ballcngcr, Col. "
J.. lawraucc, VI. Tadlock, W. u
rlcmun>, u. \. barrow, G.. stuart AN,
" r. Gray.
UlNNE>>Ir.
sam lark. &. Il. Tcagncr. Mai. r. u
sheridan, j IT, Light A. Bates, +. =
?hagan, j A. llansby. Il NJ. Tnnon. II
r.. Mack. {. j. tofliu. j. T.. Anderson, j
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
GEN. GORDON Ar,o,x.,.

Ne" YORK.. ,ug. Co.
Georgia, who. at Slot,.,,. 4
house. Va" checked g..
cocks advance thrpch I
salient on The 10th Of u,s ".
commanded one wing Of is,,
made the last assault pnon n p
lines at Appomattox. bad Nv, w
to aid ten, Hancock for tbs NM \. =
ices at the burial Of Gen. ~, w.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07

When we advertise a. we haze hvru
aiotug lately a grand closing sale with
great reductions In prices ON all Lines nt
Soot>, our friends and customers reco.s-
ni2v tnc fact that We have, har.niu> an
ihcir command aud hasten t0 take MI
Vantage thereof
~ l. Net for these that We NlSte this
@Ntioc, ter they an friends and cu,top,prs
and are crowdmg our store daily and
a'~'Sllng GS IN closing oui the balance of
our summer stock, hui Is for those WIN
are hM acouNtamCd tO deal with thS that
we hoM write 10 come aud see a. and be
'NSN lectu that when We advertise n
''aiNlS sale with sWat reductions. M
il'@i' hAN'l ness and do not stop for cost
ar 'asuc hui cut tho prices down IA
unhoslrt al figures
10 A&o~C VINO are accustomed Ia await
chances like these we would sly. oSt,jl..
while the iron Is hot" for Ne hay, H..
lrrminsd THAI this wear we win n.,,l
away no unreasonable guniS Ia ,r,n mn
~ "lu ghNts next YEAR. hut VIII Mac.
'h,m where ttFF viii do the MAST .,,,o.i''
~ TIE possession of the CONSUMERS.
our customers.
~ our friends away from Dallas We
would say that >inre our last advertised
"uuv'loh> orders from abroad have been
lNurhg IN To such an extent that we have
nH'.l obliged 10 incnase the force IN our
nli'' ordcr department We have pre-.
lSrd circular giving In detail the diff.
lrmh' goods iascveg department In
NheA We have made the most sweeping
Ieduet'onS, and viii DE pleased to mail
them apon application 10 any one Wishing
thcm
vain W. WOULD iemihd our friends
,nt aal special harnius arc aOing ran.
guy ohd would advise gmat pvOfOptnes,
q enleFAg, apj should wo taii IN Nbd
lhe goods ny return nlail on express 4 IA
only eroapsc they nro "Sold CNnn asJ
,aHhni oc rcplaccd ~ which iaes lfrshs
.Nhef Nlil be uolinrd.
RespccuulS Yours.
S,Nnhr NNns., Dallas, rcNas.
lus ripllOnN q rpet iah,bfN nj klatasg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
APPROXIMATION CoruT ~

LAN'HnrRG Va Aug
crowd Of people from ,pron,,'
house assembled tbls nomID, I,
the house in vhiclr Gencnk I,
Lee signed the jeruls If ,o,r,
1860. In mourning. Il Is tr@..
low the draping, 10 remain n.
ont of respect 10 the mena,
Grant.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
rnrnl.r,nrMi.Nrrn cI.osl..

wi-RNHloN, Aug, . The president 10.
day is.sred The following executive order
n T. lrrY,l,N uutcrrd thni the several rNcvu
ttNt stt.pvtncnts the department ui ugrcul
iure aua ihv government printing "hcr %"
clfsr,l ainnrtuW, ffidaN. Nururt lat " tluth
A.. IA, ~ uuahlp surh vmpluNc- az may desire lV
attend the riurral ot the late tN president.
t.pR stssiif. in Sew Work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
rI,>~ ron rnr Cnu,~ins.

WNslitNs.toN, Aur. u,- lho
board appointed to cNamlmc plnus aud
specifications for the proposed cruisers
has adjourned subject ,o the call of Com
modorc walker, president. The various
plans examined were placed In the hands
of Commander Goodrich and Naval Com
structnrs Iowlcs ans Gutcwood with In
structlun, To- cmbody them M one plan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
MIp>Iour " rur c,Mr.

~ tNWr-MtuNtrut
special lo the ra4rlIc.
The rceclrr> still occupy the grant
stand IN large numbers, The last lrliu
went Into the Fort at ~ o'rlock, hut the
crowd j, loath To- leave. and will take
it, chances with The hack, aud the cross
ties Al she veterans turned into their
tent, hours ago, hut this j. the Time when
Young america peculiarly delights
to celebrate. with This oN-
crpliou the scene l. mory >unducd
than last night The charkar.ug crowd
seems tp have exhausted H. energies. and
has gone home tu sleep on N, rtfcct> of
a biz dchauch. pleasant breeze =
blowing aud jlic indications point toward
most favorable weather tomorrow. II l.
q beautiful scene the ghnStly lights. the
rustic tent, arrugcdi IN war-likc attitude,
tht music; oh, that II could last forever,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
AZ hN-coNrrprnlrr
AfrOINrrn 'VNl

NEW YORK, iue. 3
been appointed by NJ 'A'as
soldiers TO represent n. ia
d dlgrs at the funeral, Anon, 's \
Dochery and Cline,esn d ll9f's
Duffy, Stcrreti and MIDI, .olo''.
Clark, Quincy. McyplSv' asl
SuNsdori, BI1dgciord an ny n, e 4
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
cmrNowI.ru coNonArti,rl.n.

special "a the ,.sgcstc.
WNsnlNul,.N, Aug. G.stirst Auditor
thcnowclh sas congratulated to-day
upon the r,fsart OF the committee on the
coast and erpdc,ic survey frauds. The
committee not only sustained every
Charge he made bul developed the fact
HAT this rnookcdness has been going On
systematically for years. Probably a
million ,lal'arS has been hlchcd from the
gOVentmnat In this scientific style Tlus
bureau will now hr thopurhly over.
imuletlnnd cut down to wcll-dohncd
and legitimate basis,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-07
\ UNION UNITED.


uttered h, thr greatest Wnu uu the other
side. Though you mas say You love this,
the grandcst exponent Of IN efficient and
successful government iu the
world never forget ,husc who
went on 10 light for
the principles hrqucalhcd to us bt The
fathers aud we've got them, Local self
government Is rc-rstnhlislcd and the con
Stiutlon still lives. ten. Levi, spoke IN
friendly terms of the negro race, recall
Ing the fact that during the war his life
had been saved hy brave negro soldier.
tie believed The time WAS coming when,
not desiring to- enter the families ui the
whites. the negro would be- proud of his
own race aud hrcouic all important factor
In our political fabric The general sat
down amid storm oi enthusiasm which
frequently marked the delivery of hi,
~p' cch,
as. pNuNlN u. NNVIN
was then introduced, and said
1t Ilkhorn ms fortune Wa. east with thc sol
dicts NJ Missouri rrNas. Louisiana and Nrhan
AS. and unil Ne were p"tditI lu.
rcthcr la lsu was continuously with
lhu TrNa- The -rcond Texas organized
d, Moore, aud commanded ht him AT ~hiiu then
commanded b, Roeor- al mka and Corlnth
and lhcu Nv tshhrll smith, until The end
~ r. IuuttuNr Nnuu
wac lNt NiNN iNklWtul h~NlENffl lN llfN fAlNlN
maud az luka W~cu squadron oi federal cut
air, CHARGED the sklrmish line. the hughes nf the
second sounded Rally tn luurs the E.Nuu>
,ptuug Together and truu that formation
sent that cavalry rc'ling back and ,'cu H"-o
rruu- Officially with thv huuur~ ct
war upon Go" spot WhCrcuu ihcN
fru, incloscd aud marked their graves,
Tive speaker .aN newer Wa~.d battle fought
against ~urh odds. Nour little baud saved our
arm o. Tho spanish luri at The battle nt Me.
bile, irtnr- Texans came 9" uv from Hood.
ragged and hudlH .rarcd, There were nni y"
at theHi lrft Ia the opening of the cnUmN ar
tIllrrv -otno Young lupl vito meier hcturr heard
the howl uf q hnWitg muNv cd unanimously tron
the sAluul.h lime iutv jhV WuIks. When saw
tcrIu ~ lrlu1r,phvd i.iddvll 90 RHhcl, "srud
dan and nighc. thr, held their plarr lighting
aud working
Mhrn Do was drrid,'d lo 81 3D. garrison uo
luuEcr volunteers from the NinthTrNa- lcd Co.,,
rUjtUng GARRISON safely nut.
tell YOU NuuuL tnru that ihr~c IiuA~ suuiUg
isuNcrs. traders aud lawyer. who 40 iu aud
oHt among YOU dgily iu their guiCt pursuits uf
duiN are ihv hvruv- you ar' iu yiuuiato. They
upt,ld ihc,r righteous cause iu their manhood
tlh Resistance NrcWnc q crime against their
puuplr Their huuur ulrcr pledged to pratt
Nagi. ut fhl. country Ihvlr record
d. N"ur higN hrrifaEf see That tu.t. tN p,'Hr,
aud iu war. uphold iiue uaIut aud Tho tluc ui
thr Confederate -oldlrr. NEVER forget Ihli
'Nvr fathers Nru aiming tha IruN
eft iaiirrrd uniforms uud bright
musAcis. that isjN eft incompatible,
-,Idirl> Whl,h tnr l'lur yrar> lvIrr Thc ,lu-, of
vi,Hl ItnrfIN Up"p it- hayuuvf> and which. vital
sn nl Do, parts U'ri-brt uuiy With lJ- aUulbila.
is'u. The starry Gag wr followed ,u long B,
.i' tetu la.I Ivi "tr uiymuJIr, tHuil guard %
AGruVril
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10 rnI:G. \. II.

fort Worth, ItN. NNE B. l'N''
D-nvril order w, o.
Comradc-.
Nou are hereby ordered Gee wr'i ai lU'
hall of the rust.corncr OF fifteenth aud Houston
ai %. ~. aud from lhcnce proceed l"thr opera
house tu attend The memorial scr,iyr- M our
late couradc. ten. I, :. Grant. III 'N'"n
frdrratcs aud as t'uior soldiers and thr public
generally are cordially Invited.
~, order uf D. ". llENpttN,
Post Commander,
II. y. CHM,
NdJUtuni
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rmr nnnn-Mnna. unl.s nN.

~rccial 50 the Gazette,
W,sinNDroN. Nup ~. The crmmi>-
sioncr VI Internal rcN'cau, has als'ninicd,
including io.day'S ~ seventy cvllccior>.
But iiitccn rinasn tn hc appointed
Thrw aip ciphty,ii,e la all. They viii
control sixty appointments ss'rh, which
Indicates lliNt over NV thousand llcWo-
Gratis are ON ihr way 10 place in that
service
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were passed paying u,.,.,
Gen Grants menor, 's''''l
reads ~ follows w

he Was as genor0ss
grea, iiiid successfni IN M. sfi,n
generosity ana maghsn,.N war. ~ 4
mat Nmerica l. the XII NY q y. p.
which q gigantic civil and ahl.
any llNes being taken y var wa, ~.
conquered being io,.e..', ,,e'sass a
exile. ''i 70 iigl
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ALEXANDRIA, VA. ins,.. y
fi'<hugh Lee, ac.ompanlea
{ ourtland and Smith, will 4.
ington tomorrow at ! o'elo's I.
the obNeqnes Of Ten. firant
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tain aprsN,hcnsiops Nat he viii no, re-
co,vf his health. since his return nom
the Nctc rcgioas hc has had the appear.
anco of an ia,slid aud has not gained
the strength that II was hoped he would
vain
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HENDRICK> IN no,,, !,

CnicNGo, In. sUg. G.-yA,.,
Hendricks, accompanied X 4,
bricks, arrived here this mon.
On hi> way to attend The tabesl.
Grant.
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FOREIGN iFFiIRS
oIioLrnl
Alarm FeIt a. Man,ip.

Alarm Felt Al March,,
MNENElLLlS, AUS. TbtSf.
eli of this cit, trlegrphcd u
Lcgraud, minister 81 The inter-
ment certifying mat cholsn
settles was d rumor only NJ
however, is known % mre ka
io Tor The neglect OF -animtiml
caused recurrence Of cholen h
The Eecordin spain
Madrid, Aug. Thcr i.
cases OF cholera reported thnS
kingdm yesterday and !, IS, \
The panic cau>ed by ihe n
Of cholera in The country 3 4
Entire village, have been u
thcir inhabitants. Wllolnye ca
from The dreaded district,
eases the municipal authorities
attacked by The >coafgt. N
have been abandoned and N
unburicd. Reports imin ~la
state that il j. impossible pli
visions or medicine for n>si
cry throughout The c0lntH IN
,g ,,.-trAtN
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r,,,,u,, Acr>r.

W,suNDroN, Aug g.. Mr. Joseph
Collmru, Of Denver col, was to-day
appointed ,imhcg hgoul OF the luld dc'
partmCut
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,oMMNNn, " NrrnNaAN,l..

Below Win be- ound corvvl l>J ui
i "a, associations nov iH cawp I'd lhc NJ
nnion grounds Wi,h ll', nnuh.ro i u,al-
hers prt,>ruf.