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CRANBERRY b>t"s-
Capt Samuel y Bulger is at home
while his vessel is discharging a cargo OF
coal at Bar Harbor.
Mrs William !. Mayo and children, of
Southport, gre visiting this their former
home, after an absence of two years.
Mrs Hannah Jarvis and Edward 5.
Squirting, who are critically ill., are
thought to be somew bat better day.
Mrs. Sarah Foster is boarding at Mrs.
Florence Spurling's. She is here in the
cause OF the Maine missionary society.
The boarders who have been at the home
OF Julia NJ Squirting, during the last four
weeks, left yesterday for their city homes.
The sad news OF the death of Capt. John
Mills was learned here with much sorrow
by those who had known him and his
wife personally.
Two men from Old Orchard have been
here this week investigating the William
l. Mayo place, with a view of purchasing
the point on which TO set up clam and
sardine factory
Rev. c. y. Davie and others are busy
preparing for the dollar sociable and din
ner next Tuesday at Spurling's Point. The
funds will be for furnace for Union
meeting house.
Mrs George s Bunker and Mrs Mary
Abbe Smith have returned to their homes
in Boston. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Zadie Steele, with her child, who will
go to New Hampshire to visit her husband
before she returns home.
For the past three Sundays attendants
at the Union meeting house have been ia =
vored with sermons from noted and elo-
quent speakers. Rev. { r. Dole, of ia
maica Plain, Mass; Rev, Cornelius b
Smith, OF New York. and Rev Francis G..
Pea body. OF Cambridge, Mass.
Aug % Il.
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To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
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strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran.
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Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago OF New YORK
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SomesvtIIe-
Schooner John B. Norris" arrived
Saturday with freight.
A. S. Sargent, formerly OF l. w. Nun
roe & Co, Boston, is on his semi annual
visit here.
Roscoe Salisbury and wife and Miss
Hyson, with her young son, of Cam
BRIDGEPORT, Mass, are visiting relatives
and friends here.
Aug. q. II.
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Bartlett's Island.
Lester Smith and wife are visiting
friends and relatives here.
Francis Bartlett and wife attended the
reunion Of the 18th Maine at Bluehill, of
which Mr.. Bartlett is a member.
Adelbert Salisbury, OF Camden, who
has been spending the week visiting his
parents, Francis Salisbury and wife, re-
turned home Friday. Linwood Salisbury
and Mrs. Raymond went with him for a
few days visit.
There WAS phonograph party at Mr..
Dennis Tuesday night. Mr.. Dennis and
family and DIR. Bongar,z have returned to
their home In Beverly. Mass. They ex-
press themselves as much pleased with
the place, and the people are certainly
pleased to have them here. Mr. Dennis
has named the Christopher Bartlett house,
which he occupied, 1.-The Doctors Drea m
OF Rest" All hope to see them here
again next summer.
Aup is b.
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Aug. n.

Sonth surry.
Miss l.. A. rreworgy returned from
Northeast Harbor to day.
Mrs. Lillian Thurston, OF Gloucester,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rose A.
Coggins.
The Bracket family and party, who
have been camping at the end OF the neck,
have returned to their homes In Hampden.
Misses Eliza Curtis and Carrie iIodg-
kins, who have been the guests OF Mrs. A.
c. Curtis, left this morning for Massa-
chusetts.
Mrs. Wellington Bellatty and children,
no have been with her parents, c. 3.
Coggins and wife, few weeks, have re-
turned TO their home in Ellsworth.
Aug p.
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taouidsfsuro

Gouidsboro-
Mrs. Ada Clark and little daughter, OF
Lubec, accompanied by Mrs. Clark S
sister, ere visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Georgia Fernald, who has been
spending d few weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Mile Guptill, who is i'll, has re-
turned o her home in Bangor.
Aug % JEN.
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Waltham-
Mrs. Clara Reid, OF Beddington, is Wis
iting her brother, Milton hasiem.
The Misses Rhona and Hulda Jordan, OF
Lawrence, Mass, are visiting at b. r.
Jordan's.
Charlie Jordan and George Kitchen are
doing quite a business in olueberrying.
They take them to Bangor.
Mrs. Henry Graves and daughter Mer-
tie, of Bangor, are with Mrs. Graves mot
her. Mrs. Porter Jordan, w no is i'll.
Aug. u. ii.
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Mount Desert Ferry.
Pension OF samuel l.. Dow has been in.
creased TO eli
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North t.anios.--
l. Jordan Holt is visiting his brother,
DR.. Clarence Holt, OF Dover.
Mrs. Lizzie Bragdon and daughter Ger
trude are visiting relatives in East brook.
Miss Zena Rich, OF Salisbury Cove, was
the guest of Mrs. W. X. Salisbury the
past week.
NJ -. A mena Holt has recently returned
from visiting her daughter, Mrs. Herbert
HodgkIus, in Esstport.
Capt. Frank Gtpstrick has had fine
monument shipped from Boston and
erected on the family lot in the cemetery.
Mrs. Nelson Walker and family, who
have been spending he past month with
relatives here. returned to their home in
Portsmouth Saturday.
Capt. A. B. Holt, who has been enjoy
ing several weeks vacation at home, re
turns on Tuesday TO Resume command OF
his schooner the "Helen G. Moseley"
Aug. y. Y.
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Egypt.
Mrs. Blanche Jordan has returned from
Lamoine, where she has been taking an
outing among relatives and friends.
Amos Clark, George Jordan and NJ. b
Joy, who are in the Egypt meadow hay
ing for NJ. c. Austin, had a pleasant call
from bear, last Wednesday.
All were sorry to learn that Jesse Brown,
who has been employed here, had to go
home on account of sore hand. MIR.
Brown has many friends here.
Mrs. J. T. May, who has been spending
the last two months with her sister, Mrs,
Lydie JOY. left last week en- route for her
home, Butte City, Mont. She will visit
relatives and friends in Boston a few days.
Mrs. Joy and her sister had not seen each
other for twenty-six years. When Mrs.
May first went West it took fifteen days to
go, She returned in five. Most OF the
travel then was done by stage. She Is a
very interesting talker, as she has been all
through the western st ties.
Aug u. SUB.
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S-awaIi-
George Parker returned tn Dauvers-
port, Mass, Saturday Mrs. Parker will
spend few more weeks with her folks
before she returns.
Fred l.. Moore, OF n ew York, and Her
bert &. Moore, OF Somerville. sons OF
Capt. p. S. Moore, came Sunday for a
visit. Their wives have been here some
time.
Mrs. Sadie LacoTnt. who has been
working for c. A. Kimball at Mort beast
Harbor. has had to give up her work ON
account of i'll health. She is now witt
her sister, Mrs. Fannie Moore.
James Gordon Bennett and wife re-
turned to their home in Greenwich, r. l.,
last Friday. They took with them Miss
Ethel Deliver, eldest daughter o, Beni,-
min Deliver, of Manset, who will remain
with them year and go to school.
Aug. 81. DOLLY.
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vice than this "For impure blood, humors,
scrofula. salt rheum, dyspepsia, weak nerves.
tired feeling, rheumatism, malaria, eatarrh. take
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Birch Haruor-
Mrs. n, A, Pettee and son are visiting
in Bangor.
Nettie Crane is spending the summer at
Northeast Harbor.
Charles Noonau and vile, of Nashua. \.
H, were guests at A. q joys last week.
Rev. A. Case, of Unionville, who has
been visiting here, held a meeting Mon
day evening.
Mrs. George Jepson. OF North Vassal-
boro, who has been visiting her brother,
Albert Winsiow, returned nome Monday.
Aug. 20. {.
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Or Hobbs sraragus Pills eure all kidney Ills Sam
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West Ire mOnt.
DR.. George Dix and wife are making a
short visit here.
Charles A. Rideout and family, OF Ais
ton, Mass, are visiting here.
Zulma c. Clark, " no has been visiting
at Manset for the past month, returned
home to-day.
Capt. Charles p. Lunt, OF the schooner
-. M. Harlow" called in here on his way
from Hall Quarry to Philadelphia.
Aug. 20. THELMA.
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COUNTY NEWS.
~ additional County Nous see other pages


| stouington
Mrs. Lillian Cleveland left for her home
| in Canaan Friday.
The Misses Arlie and Ruth Stanley are
| visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Nellie McEachern lett for her
| home at Northeast Harbor Sunday.
Thaddeus Greenisw is visiting his pa
| rents, Eben Greenlaw and wife, at Ocean
vile.
Mrs. William Sullivan, jr., OF Maiden,
is visiting William Sullivan, sr., at
Oceanville.
The Sunday School convention which
was to be held at Little Deer Isle Tuesday,
was postponed on account OF the storm.
A party OF ten married ladies chartered
the steamer "Minnehsha" to take them
to Northport Saturday, where they have
rented cottage and intend to remain
during mp-meeting. No men were
allowed.
Aug. 20 EUGENE.
surrs.
Wednesday.
w. NJ. Lord has rented rooms IN Henry
Shapieigh's house and moved in.
Schooner "Frsnconis", Capt. IL. G.
Young, anchored in the bay "Wednesday
night.
The annual ro!l-call at the Baptist
| church "Wednesday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. Nathan Hunt, State missionary,
was very interesting. OF the seventy
membe belonging to the church, fifty
answered to their names in person or by
letter. A few were reported by members
present. Rev. c. S. McLearn, OF Bar
Harbor, preached in the evening.
Aug. "a q.
Miss Eli Brewer has returned home
from ten days trip TO New York.
Mrs. Mile Stone and daughter, Of
Lawrence, are visiting friends here.
Richard Hsrnor is here from Boston, to
accompany his family on their return.
Miss Bertha Salisbury is entertaining a
few friends from Paris, Me-, this week.
George Cunningham will soon move
into The Walter Hsmor house. His wife
is visiting friends in Harrington.
The Pot and Kettle club house is com
pleted, Already they have had several
dinners. Jolly good Zines are reported.
Aug. 20. Il. b.
West Franklin.
Owing to the day appointed for the
Butler family reunion being stormy, the
committee postponed the reunion until
Wednesday, Sept. 8, at Molssses pond,
East brook; II stormy tie first fair day.
All OF the decendents OF Moses and Sarah
(Goodwin) Butler are requested to be
present. All others who wish to come
are invited.
Aug. -. CHEER.
Ashvine.
f. J. Robertson is having a shed built
The Susan Frances, Capt. Rice,
arrived from Portland last week with
freight for E. j. Robertson and l.. M.
Bunker.
Mrs. Julia Tracy, who has been to North
Hancock visiting relatives, came home
last week.
Aug. 20. MEB.
South Deer Isle.
Miss Eva Robbins Joined n marty from
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Center.
George Leonard, OF Lynn, Mass, is
visiting relatives in town.
Judge d. L. Moffitt OF Boston, was
the guest OF William w Hodgdon last
week.
Lester Smith and wife, of Gloucester,
Mass, are at A. Bartiett's for few days.
John Kinney, wife and daughter AIDE
liza, OF Boston, are at W. w. Hodgdon's
for few weeks.
Mrs. j. F. Hodgdon and Miss Maud
Hodgdon, o: Lawrence. Mass, are stop
ping at Frank Hodgdons.
Aug. 20. Ii.
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II
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20

men and found their aid CT incalcU-
liable vaiuC. This was hot unexpected.
for the wnCclmCn have always rcon
consistent advocates of Highway in
prOvcmCnt. Gul the "E0spcl of good
roads" formed The chief plank in their
platform when the League of Amcri-
can WheclmCn was organized.
1t has been charged that the motive
of the whcclncn was Il selfish one
and in the early days of cycling when
every whcClman was Il road rider and
rode n high wheel, there may have
been some ground for the charge, but
no foundation for such n belief exists
today. Since the adoption OF the safety
machine rs Il business vehicle by all
sorts and conditions Of men not cEc
city whCc!man in ten is seen upon
country road more than few times
each year. ANA the whcClman's interest
in good reads Is purely q business
proposition, tie adoption of which
would benefit Eim only in proportion
rs it would LcEcnt any other member
of the community.
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Some Turkish proycrSs

The humors of "IIngI:Sh ns she Is
spckc' are recalled hy some amusing
Turkish proverbs translated into Erg.
iISh, of which J. \. Fuller Maitland
gives some examples in The Londoncr
Here are ono or two ce these divcrtinc
apothcgms:
lie who asks is black IN one face, but
he who refuses in both.
II" who made yCu owner of the bath
vii! make G}c OvCrSccr OF it's furnace.
TO bald !rnh Il box comb.
AiTan"" Yourself so as not to have 10
renlOunt tie water under the bridge.
1t Is only fair to say that some are
less cryptic in character, rs:
The nest Of Il blind bird Is made by
God.
Poverty Is shirt of fire.
The sermon of poor priest Is not
heard.
To the mad every day Is holiday.
If the women thought there was
something curious in the sky, they
would find ladder to get up and see
what there was.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
SNyfnr Trouble.

a provident plumber, on leaving his
home for a holiday with his family,
placed n. placard just inside the hall
door couched In the following Ian.
guaSc:
"To burglars or those intending to
burSle: All my p!atcd jcwclry. and 9th
er valHab!cs are in the Safe Deposit
companys vaults. The trunks. cup
boards, etc. contain nothing but sec.
ondhand clothing ana similar matter
too bulky 10 remove, on which you
would realize comparatively little. The
keys arc in tie left hand TOP drawer
OF the sidcbcard-if if YOU doubt my
word. You Will also find there Il check
to bearer for 50. which will rrmuncr-
ate you for the loss of time and dlsap-
pointment. Please wipe your feet on
the mat and don't spill any candle
grease on the carpets" Week.
ly.
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ISoI--Iooo.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE
COLUMBIA s c.

A. Is B. S., A. NJ, l. l.. b., l.. |.
Courses. Spring Courses free for
Teachers. Fourteen Profe ssorS 33,-
900 volumes in library; excellent
labotories, class-rooms, gymnasium,
iniirnary, athletic grounds. Tuition
Sto, other fees $lS, session; tuition
remitted to needy students. Ex-
penses Sl35 to $l75 session. Cerii-
fled Pupils from forty-five Accredited
Schools enter It's Freshman Glass
without examination.
Entrance and Normal Scholarship
Examinations held at every county
seat, Friday, July %, 1900, by County
superintendent.
Next session opens Sept. 2G, 1890.
For catalogue, address,
+. G. WOODWARD, President.
23-4m
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
WANT IMPROVED ROADS.
New Jersey Farmers Fully Apprcci-
ate 'Ehcir Advantages.

ate Thcir Advantages.
Henry l.. Budd, road commissioner
Of New Jersey. in a recent address be.
fore the Automobile club. said:
"Ey state aid New Jersey has Gre.
atCd and Is creating several contin.
uoUs lines north and south. east ana
west. throughout the state, and it is
now possible for farmers to easily car
~ their heavy produce to the great
markets and bicycles, automobiles and
other vehicles to have free coursing
ground over hundreds of miles of hard
avenues. 10 still further emphasize
tho desire Of the farmers for these
Improved roads, | will state further
t!!at !hc petitions from the farmers In
many of our counties are SO numerous
that the Ir"chOldCrS cannot decide
which they will first build, so they pass
them on to the commissioner to decide
Tie result is that upon all my o:icc
Gays ut Trenton the office is filed with
farmers pct:tiOninG me 20 select or Gp.
prove Of their road first. At my home
in Mount Holly delegations of farmers
~" daily waiting; upun me. painfully
pleading Tia: their rOaGs shall first re-
Cr!vc recognition. Some days | have
been 80 thoroughly bcSivGCd along the
street l'y different delegations of farm
c"S that it las taken me four hours to
set from ny house 20 the postotlicc. q
distance CT about coo feet"
|, i" important 10 explain that thcse
iiTH""S pay - pr cent Of Tie cost Of
i'!a|" !DI',S W::ich i:nnicGiatcly benefit
tl;.',, THE stu;p I,, N-s lpn.fliy,l rr ih,
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Another Severe Engagement.


TEN TS'S, July IO.-Thc Chinese
shcllcd the foreign settlements all day
long July 3. Upward of $50 shells fell
into tho concession and many houses
were partially wrecked. The casualties,
however, We're few, tho civilians and
women ana children being ordered to
seek shelter in the cellars of the town
hall and the Astor hotel.
Three co:nDanics of Japanese infantry,
a mountain battery and Il body of Rus
slams CngaGsd the Chinese artillcriStS
but with little effect. The ~ poundcr
Of the British first class cruiser Terrible
then Camo i.itO action, but the enemy
placed two shcllS fairly under the gun,
damaging tho carriage and wounding
tho crew. The gun was Withdrawn and
replaced by French gun, which had a
similar experience, q shell bursting in
the midst OF it.
Til" Japanese casualties during the
day were aE officer and two mon killed
and 20 men wounded. The casualties of
other forces engaged are not known.
The Chinese i'll tho vicinity OF Tien
TSln have been reinforced during the
last Is hours by several thousand of
General Mas and General S,mg's troops
from Pcking.
The Chinese have also mounted Il
number of heavy guns commanding tho
settlements.
y force Of Boxers numbering about
1900 men have entered the native city.
Vice Admiral AleXicff has arrived
here aud is expected to assume supreme
command.
The allied forces now number about
l0,0o0 men, including 500 Japanese.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
MILL OPERATIVES STRIKE.
Eu;;:c and Phcnix May Rc Forced to
Close Down

CoI.uMBCS, GA, July 10.-If tho strike
OF 10 bcancrs III the Eagle and Phenix
mil is not settled the mill will close
down until th" differences arc adjusted.
Practically every b2amcc in the mill
quit wovk, claiming that their wages
were cUt, III" cut averaging Is cents per
day. Unless the bcamcrs return, or
their places are Gllcd by others, the mill
will be forced t. close i'll day or two,
aS the non operation of this department
would cr!pp!" tho mill to the extent that
that j; would practically cause a
temporary SHUT down until the matter
COnld be settled.
1t is stated that the mule spinners
have also struck, claiming that prom
iS"d restoration OF wages from so to 90
c"mtS had nOt been made.
This was followed by IL meeting OF the
Central Federation of Labor, ut which q
committee was appointed TO confer with
the officials of the company to adjust the
matter.
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PETITION FOR APPOINTMENT
OF PUBLIC GUARDIAN.
State Of South Carolina, Court "f Com
Union county. mon Pleas.

State Of South Carolina, Court "f Com
Union county. mon Pleas.
En- Patte Margaret daa) Bailey
for
Bessie Bailey, Charlie Bai'cy, Minten
Ba ley, Hampton Bai'ey, Lila Bailey,
Selm, Bailey, Thomas Bailey and
jesse III. Bailey.
Notice is hereby given that retition
has keen filed Under The above title,
10y MMgaict Bailey, the mCtter of the
Infants, i'll the Clerk T the Court $50 flee
for Union county. 10 procure the ap-
pointmert of Il public guardian fur the
estates Of the infaLts, Bessie Bailey,
Challes Bailey, Minten Bailey, Hampton
Bailey, Lila Bailey, Selma Bailey.
Thomas Bailey and jess" III. Bailey, tie
estate Of each of the said infants, consists
of one-temh interest in 4 fund of one
thousand dollars, due and ready To be
paid on an insurance certificate No. $3.50,
ON the life OF r.. III. Bailey, Idle ceasedi
the fa,her of the infants, in the Wood
men tf the World;" and that no fit and
comp tent and responsible person can he
found who is willing to assume the
Guardianship of the estates of the said
Infants or either Of th' m
j. CLOUGH WALLACE.
Attorney for the Petitioner.
2S-2t. MAG BAILEY.
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Miners Resume Work.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 10.-Worh
has been resumed at tho various Goa.
mines, which have been suspended
pending the signing up of the wage
scale and unless something unforeseen
happens, tho operators of the mines will
not be intcrfcrred with for at least a
year to come. The demand for coal is
still very active, and the general pros.
pect has improved considerably since
the adjustment of pending labor differ.
enceS.
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All ShouIu Help.

The farmers cannot and ought not to
be expected to build good roads unas-
sisted by the other industries Of the
state. This fact is now fully rccogniz
cd by all who have made careful study
of the problem of securing permanent
highways. 1t is further evident that
money contributed for road construc
tion ought not to be used in the waste
ful and ineffective way in which road
taxes In the past have been expended
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
Enormous War Indrmnitics.

LANA, Peru, July 10.-Garland's new
pamphlet treating of tho war indemnity
collected by Chile from Peru and Boil.
via since 1879, has made decided i'm
preston here. The figures are given
which SHOW that by 1880 Chile will have
received for nitrate and iodine from the
Peruvian province of Tarapacl, $3.50,
100000 (Chilcam, and from Bolivis
5000, 100000, Thus the war indemnity
paid to Chile will reach $4,000, 900, 900, 8
greater sum than France paid to Ger
many.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-07-20
WORKING TOGETHER.
Farmers n5:G V-.,rcIH,cn United For
Road improvements

Road improvements.
The increasing interest in the subject
Of good roads; is now one of consider
able significance, owing TO the class Of
men WHO are working mp the agitation
says the l.. y. W. EUllCtn. IL tho
western states the farmers and wheel
mon are working together in absolute
harmony, and the interest they are
arCus.ng is little short Of remarkable.
Tho enactment OF good road laws III
the eastern states was secured through
the combined efforts of the farmers
and the whcClmCn. In New Jersey the
movement was Initiated hy the farm
ers, who scUTht tie aid Of the wheel
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Will Embark For China.

PLATTsEURG, n. X, July 10-Com.
ra@i = y, i, G and ID of the Fifteenth
infantry, under command of Colonel
MeId,, have left PlattSburg for San
Francisco, whore they will sail for Nag.
a.;;ni o. July -.