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The ss.h Pc. At Cedar MnnninIn.

To THE EDITOR have been very much
pleased reading Comra!e Trips account of the
battle OF Cedar Mountain. ! think he gave q
very accurate account OF that battle, excepting
his omission Of the 18th Pa. They were there,
/ think, but not in tire brigade with the 9Th
Conn, 10th Me, and 10th Pa. 1t was the 2Sth
n. Y. / was very much surprised to read
those criticisms of Comrade Lewis Blundin in
THE TRIBUNE Of May Is. The battery am
not sure about, but know that the 2Sth Pa
was not in that Brigade. II. SMITH, Co. K,
26th n. Y, Aurora, H.
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lie Admits His Error.

To THE EDITOR: Please make the correction
as indicated by Comrade Weston. lie is cor
rect, and il was my mistake in calling IL Mum
sons Hill. 1t should be Hendersons Hill.
wrote the article hastily, and thought would
depend on memory instead of looking over my
notes. 1t only goes to prove that comrades
should be careful in making statements about
affairs that transpired 20 odd years ago.. +.
MAcKLIN, Captain, 10th Ind, Fort Sully, w. r
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To THE EDITOR: l have in my possession
sword and scabbard with the following inscrip-
ton: Capt. L. b. Bassett, Master of Allegan
Lodge. No. Ill, Allegan, Mich. From the men,
bers of the craft, August, 1862" Who is Capt.
Bassett? The sword was recently found on
Chickamaugs battlefeld.-W. A. WooLsoN,
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
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COLUMBUS, J une i, 1850. J
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Medals Awaiting nmners-

To THE EDITOR: In the year 1S77 Col. A. w.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-10-29

Hugh MeBraine was the next wit
ness Lived at Spanish Fork; work on
section 81, fifteen miles from Juab
hved on the Sewer FIVE years; was well
acquainted around there. There were
very few people in the Y cinity; was se-
qualnted with most Of the people az
Juab and LeamingtOn first knew Pear
son, the defendants, oath July. 1885, and
saw him nearly every day till January
10Th, 1886. heard of the killing the
next day after it occurred and heard it
talked about; some of the persons, OF
nearly all mentioned, knew the defend
ant prior to January 10th.
Q.-FrOm all these sources of iBsorma-
tlon, do you know his reputation for
peace and quietness.
A.-Yes, sir.
A.--What is itP
Alt is good
To. PROsECUTIoN-A dozen or more,
mentioned were well acquainted with
defendant. prior to January 10th. L
heard his repu alton for peace and
quletneSs discussed within Gax or two.
after the homicide, twelve or fifteen,
talked OF his character and to the effect,
that IL was good. and it was 3 pity that
he had done anything of the kind.
Q.-Did NJ. Baxter say it was gcod9
A.-Yes. sir.
Odd he say anything about hav-
ing some trouble al one time with Mr..
Pearson, and if he had had 6gain. it
would have been different2
A.-NO, sir.
To Defense-I had seen the deceased
(Green) with defendant down at our
camps; they were friendly.
To PrOSecu toni remember one time
in 1885, that Baxter aud Pearson had q
little whisky and went down the river.
They got into a friendly scutf1e, and
Pearson tripped him into the river, down
the bank about ten feet; Baxter said it
was friendly Joke; did not say that
Baxter said he would have got even
with him if he had had gun
Witness was being further inter
rogated at mail time.
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OTHER. BUSINESS.

The People VS.. McGrath was contin-
ned by consent for the term.
Jacob JoiCe, Louis Gutenberg and
James strange were aIraigned on an in
dictment for grand larceny (fOr stealing
nine head Of Sleepy They did not feel
able to employ COUNSEL and were ready
to plead. They plead guilty and then
stated that the constable had told per-
sons that il was lawful TO kill sheep
that had strayed away in the noun
tains or away from herds, that they
were out deer hunting and saw these
sheep in the crags Of the mountains
alone and killed them. 49, 49,
The court instructed them. If they
were not guilty they had better with.
draw their pea and consult counsel
They retired kith an officer for that
purpose.
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AUGUSTUS P0pLECR. Pu2vses
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BLOOD VESSELS ARE SOMETIMES BURST
by wbOoping cough. HALE's HONEY OF
HoREHoUND AND TAR relieves 1t.
PIXIES TooTHAcHE DROPs CURE in one
Minute.
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SENATOR EvARTs' ADDRESS.
Dir. President:

Dir. President:
The scene upon which this vast as
gemblage is collected, displays a trans
action in human affairs which finds no
precedent or record in the past, nor in
the long future, we may feel assured,
will If ever confront its counterpart or
naraIleI. How can we fifty frame IN
words the sentiments, motives, and
emotions which have filled and moved
the hearts and minds of two great ma
aCa,,d embodiment, complete execution
Of this stupendous monument, now IN,
UoiIed to the admiring gaze OF men and
embiazoned in its coronation OF finished + T.7h
work with plaudits OF the world ? WhS al
ornameots Of speech, what eloquence
o ~ a bnman voice. what costly gifts 81
or ooId frsnkinsence and myrrh OF 'cul
66earts' fribute. can We bring 20 the Gee
| br9tiop Of TIL, coosumrna' e trim pa q
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Rumau Calves.

An exchange says; "Nine-tenths of
| the unhappy. marriages result from
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| large in society pastures" Nine-tenths
of the chronic OF lingering diseases of
to-day originate in impure blood, liver
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| DR.. Pierce's s'tGoHen Medical Dis
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Notice to Mothers OF Boys Only.
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9Th. WI make a special sale Of boys
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Nerve o9d.

1t gives great power OF endurance,
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FINANCE AND MINING.
Improvements in Eastern
Trade ircles.
BIG OPERATIONS AT PIOCHE
Bank Receipts-Mr. Goddess Pros
pects-Resume ofthe Weeks
Mining Deals,

There have been no local deals except
those in mining circles noted below.
Business has been fair.
Dispatches from Bradstreets this week
from the leading trade centers of the
country indicate continued improve :
ment in the state of trade. The TO- =
casts of receat weeks egard n; fall
trade are being made good. The atst-
ern cities generally report trade brisk
and in large volume. Cincinnati SCI 8
word of a general hardening OF prices
and increasing demand since last re-
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iobbing trade is noted at Detroit. Al
Louisville general trade shows dis
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spirited revival as C impaired " b s-V-
eral preceding years. n.nsa, City trie
graphs increased q, tiyity, with a more
liberal movement than for several
weeks. At Pittsburgh and points fur
Their east trade has been halting measur-
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weather.
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The Phoebe Con,o1idated

Mr.. w. S. Godbe, president of the new
Phoebe Consolidated Mining Company
was encountered by HERALD reporter
yesterday, and asked for some particu-
lars of the mammoth operations which
his company is conducting at the old
Raymond and Ely group, near Phoebe.
we have started in vigorously and
with dead earnest" said Mr.. Godbe,
land are now Well along with our opera.
lions. We have Inc cage down to the
800 foot level; the shaft Is beng re-
paired, and we will soon be down to the
water level, l, ECO feet. We are building
teaching works at Phoebe, with which
to treat the low grade ore; we have
many thousand tons of twenty ounce
chloride screenings, which We feel con-
fdent can be worked at profit, In the
Meadow Valley mine, on the l 200 foot
level, we have wen of rich ore run
ming from 100 to 2U0 ounces to the ton. 1"
Did your company buy or merely
lease the Raymond & Ely2"
I'VE purchased outright"
"HOW did the old company come to
give up working their property, if the
ore veins still eIist?"
IL was NANNY que 70 inward 0lSsen-
sions, the loss of the rich ore in the up
per workings, the inability to work the
low grades, and the extravaganza man
agement. We come into possession of
$500, 900 worth of surface improvements
by our purchase"
Asked where he would ship TO,
Mr.. Godbe conveyed the rather
surprising intelligence that the
Utah Central would extend southwark
to Phoebe or BullionVille to meet them.
The southern end of this road was earn
ing them little or nothing now, he said,
but by the extension, they would run
into large and profitable business.
The directors of the Phoebe Company
are w. s. Godbe, President: Thomas
Marshall, Vice-President; Boyd Park,
James I. Little, Treasurer;
and J. c. Conklin, Lieut.. 5. w. Groes-
beck and s. T. Godbe.
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BulIIon-Beck.

The men at Eureka, who have not re-
ceived anything on their pay from this
company for upwards of three months,
will be rejoiced to learn that they are to
be paid of tomorrow. Mr.. Beck, who,
1t may not De generally known, is
merely We klLg the mlneS under a
lease, has been advanced the money by
the company itself He says he is on
the point of making some shipments to
this city.
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Horn Silver.

The annual meeting occurs at Frisco,
October 9Th, at II o'clock m. The New
York Engineering md Mining Journal
says: Horn Silver still further declined
from 80 a 81 IS. To many interested.
1t Is unfortunate that this company
loves the habit of a clam. and the
annual meeting to be held next month
Tout west" will give little chance %
learn the future movements of this
company.
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MOuIton

The stock has declined to s1.45.
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Ore Shipments.

The railroads report that foreign pur-
chase continues heavy. Scott & Ander-
son are sending large shipments Of ore
considerable of which is the Brooklyn
output-to California. The Mammoth
continues to send copper to Argo. The
outward shipments Tor the week were
as follows:
% cars bullion. ....... .534.S62 pounds
10 Z" lead ore. $500. .542 $50 &"
4 copper ore. -. Ills, $50
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Ore and Bullion.

The ore and bullion received at the
various banks IN this city tor the week
ending Saturday, September 18th, 1885,
amounted to $98.9O3.9O against $685.
44628 for the week previous. They were
reported as follows:
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Alice.

Mr.. Raybould says they are now dis
bursiug their twentieth dividend of
6Hc. per share 81 ,OOO,) and things at
the mine cOntin lie to pursue the even
tenor of their way.
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BannOck.

). 4. Davis reports a transaction at
So.z2. a considerable detachment or
IoCG1 stockholders will go up 10 see the
Ilin start up about October LIST.
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appeared on the street, Judge Mcbride
and Harvey Hardy said to be the
principal owners. The stock has
changed hands at 10 cents and 1211
cents.
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production
that being furnished with abundant supply healthy
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Crescent.

One thousand shares changed hands
during the week at GO GEMS, the lowest
figure for some time past