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TESTIMONIAL FROM SON OF MRS
JOSEPH FOLLANSBEE

WASHINGTON, ID. O., January "a. 1869.
DR. ABoRS-Dear Sir: In justice to you and the
benefit CT the afflicted, wish to add my testimony
TO the list Of those whom you have cured. Four
teen years ago bad the scarlet fever, and have
been deaf in my left ear ever since, until W as
relieved By you. placed myself under your care
hve days ago, and received an impreveme Mt by the
first operation, and have eo1tfnued to improve So
that nov can hear the ticking of a watch some
eight incnes from my ear.
CHARLES TOLLANSBEE,
street, between Ctr and 7th.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., January 9. 1859.
Tins is 20 certify that have been cured of deaf
ness and scharsing from my Of very Sc we're
nature ~ DR.. Aborp, at 24e street, within the
period q one week. can cheerfully recommend
sll to him who are suffering from similar diseases.
p BARrLETf, Pension Once.
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IBy Bankers, and Brokers, Telegrapr.l

Lewis johnson & %. quote stocks and bonds
10 home and foreign markets a. follows.
NEW YORK, Jan. I5.-Gold, l.35kaI.36k.
No stock report to-day.
BY Cable.l
LONDON, Jan IS, 11:15 a. m.-Consols, 9a q,
U. 5. Bonds, 75S; steady. Illinois, y3 Erie,
26k.
FRANKFORT, 11:15 a. m.-Eo quotations.
LlvERPOoL, Il:l5 a. m.-Cetton market opens
quiet. Sales will reach 20, 600 bales. Middiing
Uplands llA; MiddlIng Orleans, 11k- Ac-
the weekly sales were $4,000 bales, Of which
10000 W ere for export, and $1,000 tor specula-
ucn. Total stock in port 100000 bales, of
which $4,000 are from the United States.
PARIS, n:l1 a m.-The weeklG statement of
the Bank OF France published to-day, shows q
specie decrease of ll2, 125, 600 francs.
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NOMINATION FOR U. s. SENATOR.
AUGusTA, NE, January 1.-THE Democrat.
ic members Of Legislature to night in caucus
nominated as candidate for United States
Senator Hon. A. p. Gould, of Thomaston,
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
Renaining In the Washington City Peat
Office, Friday, January I .. 1865.
OFFICIAL.

~To obtain any of these letters, the appli-
can't must call for Advertised Letters, giving
the date of the list.
s0If not called for within one month they
viii be sent to the Dead Letter Once.
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PERsoNAL.-HOn. ID. W. voorhees,, OF In
diana, and VIM. p. Clyde, of New York, are at
Wizards.
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BALTIAokR, Jan. 15.-Cotton very firm;
Middling Uplauds 2sh cents. Flour dull and
prices unchanged. Wheat dull; sales Of prime
Pennsylvania at Sl.75aS190. Corn dull;
Rye dull at 81 i5a&l.5s. Mess Pork firm at
S3O50 Bacon active-rib sides, III clear Il A /;
shoulders, 14kal44; hams, 1920. Lard firm
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NoNINArIoNs.-The President to-day sent
to the Senate the nominations of Albert II.
O'Brien, of Pennsylvania VIM. X. McSherry,
Of Maryland, and Allen G. Kelton, of Pennsyi-
vania, TO be Second Lieutenants In the Marine
Corps. Ee also sent in a number of nomina-
tons for Revenue Assessors and Deputy Post
masters in different parts of the country.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

THE UNITED STATES SENATORS
FROM MINNESOTAANDN NEBRASKA.
CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-The Republican caucus
at st. Paul yesterday evening nominated Mr..
Ramsay as Senator from Mime sota There Is
no organized opposition to the re. election OF
Mr.. Upton from Nebraska
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INTERNAL RKvKNUE-The receipts from this
source to-day We're S3l0tOI.92.
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Financial Matters In BaltinsPs To-day
BALTIMORE, Jan. 15.-VIrginia 6's, inscribed,
odd, 81 bidi do. 1856, 81 bid, 52k asked; do.Is65,
bid, 65 asked.
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BRUTAL MURDER OF BoY BIZ HIS FATHER.
A few nights slnce man named Wsathers.
living in the lower portion Of Louisville, XIV.
while under the influence OF liquor, asked his
little boy, four years old, 70 spell word which
it was Impossible for the child to do. Weath.
ers seized the boy y the hair, picked up a
ing not the cries Of the little one, who pleaded
for mercy, he then picked it mp and held il
over hot IRE in the stove. until its whole BODY
was burned to blister. Weathers was subse.
quently arrested.
~A young man, "illiterate but petite" on
being invited to attend wedding sent note in
In response, saying. 81 regret that circum
stances rspusnant to the acquiesce win pre-
vent my acceptance Of the invite"
~Brs zil is recruiting In England.
@Msjor Thomas, Of st. Louis, who has
some reputation for eccentricity, IN . recent
Official comm unication complains that his pri.
vale residence, which should have been as.
sessed II $4,000, was assessed at only %. $50.
~ Among the festivities Of the season vas a
ball at the Toronto Lpnafic Asylum the other
day. "Bsoody Mary" danced with the EN-
peror OF China, and the man who had no ioi nrs
IN Ills legs managed TO shake oat lively reel.
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FOREIGN NRws BY CABLH.-From our
European dispatches we learn that General
Duice, the new Captain General Of Cuba, has
asked the Spanish Government for reinforce.
menb, stating that he can suppress the insur.
rection there with i,C00 additional troops. The
press of Madrid recommend that the req uest be
complied with. Another tumult occurred at
Tortosa, Spain, yesterday, between the Liberal
and Carlist parties. 1t was suppressed, and
all now is gu ct
The conference on the Eastern question held
another session in Paris yesterday afternoon,
Grece was not represented. The press Of
London and Paris condemn the Greek Govern.
ment for insisting on being represented in the
Conference. 1t has been agreed that the
Powers represented in the Con ference should
not Be held bound TO enforce It's conclusion.
"A despatch received IN London Wednesday
from Madrid speaks OF q movement to place
Count Girgenn on the Mexican throne
Money is on hand to carry the PROJECT out, men
are wanted and many Of the European govern
ments favor the idea The Prince Of Wales
Theatre in Liverpool, was totally destroyed
BY fire Wednesday night. The steamship
Great Eastern 10 taking on board the subma-
rlne cable OF the Franco-American Atlantic
telegraph Company. The cable is to be laid
from Brest TO the American coast. The Great
Eastern is expected to sail in June.
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the NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE c0mpiN,
OF fHD
UNITED STATES Of AMERICA,
WARRINGTON, d. c.,
Chartered BY Special Act Of Congress, An.
proved July rs, 1865.
VASn AAAL."ss...... .......91, 200, 900

OFFICERS:
~: ULAkk, Philadelphia, President.
"a OOOAE, Vhairman Finance and Executive
aENRT d. O0OK1. Washington, Vice Presi.
sMiRsoN ". PEET. Philadelphia, ssor.,.r,
d TgsHIs: Warrington, A..,...u. seers..r,
fRANOIS g. SMITH, n. D., Medical Director''
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J.. =. BARNEe, Surgeon General United State,
p. j. HORWffS. OhIef Medical p.,.,,n.,,
d. v. BLISS. 4. b., WsshilstSa.
TIE 3 (. :d.s:9tssss cs!sred b this Company are
.ct ~ ~ Hsnonai ~ aScmDeny, chartered b. special
4 Deid % capital Of q .ae@.
eaer: icv rates Of premium.
Denies for the same money:
It 70 definite and certain In its terms.
home company In every locality.
xS policies are exempt frem attachment.
aers are no Unnecessary restrictions In the pol.
lvsFy policy ID non-Sorlsftabls.
Policies may BE- taken Which pay o the insured
that The Insurance oostS only The dsorssss On the
Ycliesss Vii 5: iss..d that win Day to the. ,n.
eared during life an annual income q ono-tsnfh
30 sStIs rsss 6 eHarss1 fsr iisks .pe. shsliv.s
Il isssrss not 70 secure dsysas,as, bot ss 90 lov
ocxG HSssr Il" u .HaRSsS In .v.nr
COUNTY, aad aDRlications from competent par.
should b addreseed 70 The CenlenyS 0sasrai
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GDNTLBMAN ~ YEARS 0r AGE AC-
OWLEDGLS TIE REST0kATION OF
HIS HIARING.
WAsHISGToS, d. c., December 3, ISIS.
DR. ABoRE-Dear Sir: wish to acknowledge
the remarkable success Of your treatment In my
case. had bern % deaf for the past twenty year
- to be unable to hear. except when addressed in
. very high tsoe. After ten days under your
treatment my hearing appears to be perfectly re-
stored. am II years Of age
Yours, very truly,
r. NODINE, 252 street.
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Government Securities.

WARRINGTON, Jan. ID, lee9.-Jay Cooke L.
%. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
eminent securities:
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
NATIONAL UNION FIRB INSURANCE. 90.
OF WASHINGTON.
Omce-No. II Louisiana avenne, one door east o
Seventh street
no CHARGE FOB POLICIES Oh REVENUE
STAMPS.
Risks taken on the most easouable terms and
losses promptly paid.
CHARLES KNAP, President
GEO. W RIGGS, Vice President
NOBLE y. LARNER. Secretary no 2s-3m
GUY B., PHELPs, VS. OLMsTEAD
President. Secretarv
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LJFE INSUR,
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
TWENTY FIVE MILLION DOLLARS
GIORGE r. MARBLE. Agent,
Federal Bleck, Reom =.
Opposite Post Once Department,
&C Sn Corner 7th and streets.
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a Ii OF rHl RoPuLAR PAfEur uupY.
iss..n SHiO.snr .,.pss! Pc Jss; 'ssisi e f;.,
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1HE MEMBERS OF the Virginia delegation
called yesterday upon Gene raj Grant, at his
headquarters, in company with General Scno-
field, who introduced them and had a pleasant
interview.
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NOMINATIONS. - The President Yesterday
sent to the SeLate the nominations of John
Savage. to be Consul at Leeds; Perry Fuller to
be Collector Of Customs at New Orleans; and
Hon. Thomas b. Florence, to be Assessor OF
Internal Revenue for the Second District of
Pennsylvania. These nominees were appointed
to the offices named during the recess Of Con =
gress. Colonel Florence has a host Of warm
personal friends in this section, who would be
pleased AT his confirmation, Notwithstanding
his pOlitics
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TIE PARRPA-ROsA OONCERTs.-The sale of
tickets for the Parepa.Rosa concerts en- Tues
day and Thursday evenings of next week, will
commence at Metzerotts music store to-mor-
row morning, and from what we hear as to the
rush there will be for the best places, every
person no wishes 10 obtain a good position
must apply early. The single name of Parepa-
Rosa never fails to crowd any hall or theatre
in which she appears, and she brings with her
now Carl Rosa, the violinist; Mr.. Bowler
tenor Mr.. PattisOn. pianist; Signor Ferranti,
baritone; and Mr.. Levy, who is said to be the
greatest living performer upon the cornet-a-
piston.
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TIE MESSENGER from Oregon, with the elec.
toral vote Of that State, arrived here yesterday,
having come ria Aspinwall in the steamer ar
irving al New York from ths port on Wednes-
day. he is brother OF min. fost Chadwick
OF Wiliard's Hotel, and has been living on the
Pacific coast for several years past.
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ASSISTANT SURGEON NJ. l.. RUTH u s. n
has been deta ched from the Navy Yard at
Washington, ID. g., and ordered to the naval
hospital al Pensacola, Fla.
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MR.. WAsHBURNE is anxious to get action Q,
once upon the bill reported by the House Pos,
Office Committee to prohibit the use of fac
smile stamps for thanking purposes. The
great abuse Of the fran king privilege is through
the counterfeiting Of these stamps, and the pas
sage Of this bill will be a decided step in the
way OF reform.
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SECRETARY MCCULLoCH has directed the
Superintendent of the Printing Division at the
Treasury Department to discontinue the man.
ufacture Of paper from mutilated fractional
currency The unpleasant odors generated in
the process Of making the pulp have been a
source OF much annoyance to the employees OF
the Department tor some time past. The paper
made from the worn-out currency has been
used in the manufacture of envelopes for the
Department.
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GENERAL GRANT has addressed a letter to
VIM. J. Albert. Esq, of Baltimore, declining
the invitation recently accepted by HIM, to visit
that gentleman, on account CT pressing busi-
ness. He will therefore not visit Baltimore, as
anticipated
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Il . r - :

In Idaho City. wednesl Jay. October goth. to the
Wife OF CHAs f. KREIss, a Daughter.
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Selling Orr AT SAN Francisco PRIcEs.-We direct
,+ontion 10 the new full-colump advertisement OF
vsssrs Rosenbaum X Child. Having made per-
canal examination of their immense stock of clothing
,n3 dry goods safely say that il is the largest
al hest selected in the Basin ami the prices, list
Of which is in part published in Aeir advertisement.
az cerainl low enough to satisfy any person who is
rring 10 pay anywhere near the value of what may
h. wanted By them-in fact they are down TO much
bsIox living profit. aud i'll many instances are less
than san Francisco cost The reason they are offered
s,oT is simply because the firm are determined to
ts. out and avoid the expense OF waiting for their
ale in the usual way while the times are duh. They
san what they say" and print their prices as evil
dlce Of II ir siuceriy. For ninety days goods vii
fesJl for CASH ONLY and none allowed to leave iAe
store until paid toc.
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Loon CREEK IrEMs.-We have received a

Loon CREEK ITEMs.-We have received
letter from our regular correspondents Loon
Greek" bearing date Oct. Oath, ON Yesterday,
per Shepherds Express, but on account of the
crowded state of our columns are compelled
to condpnse as follows:
All the mining claims in the new camp have
been LAID over until the 18th of July, 1870, SO
that none will be '.jumpable' before that time.
On account of this action on the part of the
miners, many who intended wintering Mt Orc
Grande have left Tor other parts, and many
others will yet leave-Our correspondent one
OF the number. So it will be useless and even
foolish for per sons to rush off for Loon creek
early i'll the Spring. The weather is getting
very cold especially of nights-On Loon creek,
and ice impedes mining operations. A Swede
named Johnson is reported to have struck a
new camp. but nobody knows anything of its
whereabouts. Very little money in circulation
and times dull. jacobs pack train, heavily
laden, made the trip from Boise City to Orc
Grande, over the new trail from Idaho City,
in nine days, the trail beng in fine condition.
The Judge has made arrangements to keep his
Express running all Winter, parties having
contracted to make regular trips twice each
month, between Idaho City and Orc Grande
on snow shoes.
Mr.. Fl. II. Knapp, of Knapp & Co.'s Elk.
press, who arrived on Tuesday night informs
us that rich quartz has been discovered in the
vicinity of Yellow Jacket, and parties have
gone out from Orc Grandr to commence work
He says Reub Peyton has rented his place and
is on his way back to Idaho City; as is alst
Hank Langworthy, who has sold out.
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City and County.

CEREMONIES AT CENTERvILLE.-Weinte
aiven, in our last issue, an account of the
Ell ceremonies which took place at Centerville
,ening of Oct 18th, at which time the officers
Oh w Grand Lodge constituted "Coe Lodge No. 8, -
=, A, NJ, and installed the officers who were
J. "a IN that evening but the crowded state of our
a.ns prevented from doing so. We had the
Cur Of being present on the occasion, there be.
p'' Ito large delegation of the brethren there
ls Taobo City. and Placerville and Pioneer contrib
Nv. ,,;te representation, also. The ceremonies
u's TACO in the commodious and magnificent Hall
,r erected by the Fraternity at that place, the
F''' lodge being named after Past Grand Master
NV y Coe. The officers elected were: S. Ridge
L. H. Lasselle, S. W.; James Bush, J. w.; w
row Treasurer; James B. Duke, Secretary; John
-.;u D.; j. c. Lamberton. j. D.; and - Val
..o TYLER. After the new Lodge was constituted
eAN -a,oars elect were then installed by Jonas W
aS,un Most Worshipful Grams Master, and the bust
If the evening being all disposed of. the Lodge
w .osed in due form and tables were then spread
IN snlendid repast, which was pa:taken of by al
.,othren present Our Centervlle friends know
49, "a proyide for the inner man, as the Onslaught
.,,o IN the refreshments by the brethren presen
Wy testified to their appreciation of the feast tina
=. % temptingly spread before them. Everything
conducted to the entire satisfaction of all pres
m and il this connection we will say that as it hal
Ian frequently intimated that the Masons at thei
lasts nroyde rather too literally of wines and spir
ror lquors for such occasans. there was not on'
If spirituous or malt liquors used on the occa
Of the Centerville celebration, but that plenti
:, s,rnIv of excellent coffee filled the wants of TIT
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ODD FELLOW CalRr We were shown. few days
s,,e beautiful OH Fellow Chart. by SIR. 5. W.
TuIE At Rosenbaam Child's store i'll this city. II
bs5u, eighteen By twen;y-four nehes. and beau;i'
i.y Illustrated with the various designs aud symbols
pt1a: 70 the Or .er aud the upper part Is like
Ness Of Robert widely the father OF Odd Fellowship
il lie ULi;e Safes. We have seen maay Charts OF
similar design, but none SO complete IS this The
E:i i lIa.. ably executed and from the slight cA-
,n.nl.ol We male o! il. appears TO BE- co!oced
llOra9I 1t would be q:i;e Al ornament to hang
n the rooms OF members 7f that prAiseworthy Or
Dr. and the chr4pness OF the price is nnexamqled for
V1ks Of tia: character. Mr. Wu!n Informs us that
tthls supply of them haLd. as lie has the aten'
q To- the sale at this place. and that he sells them
as!!l sreeaJacks. which IS bat mere song.
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NSaARr SAUNDERS received, during the week,
Afse lot Of Old Bourbon Whskey. which Is said 10
'" Tue best ever brought to this market They also
,','"ed fresh supply of Tobacco and II we are 70
.4ss OF its quality by the sample sent US in gallon
ugonn-full of tobacco, Of course.-we pronounce
"1Ao article, and would recommend consumers
" 'us weed to patronize this house.
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"fSoR THE RAcgs.-Quite a delegation of Idaho
=, nave gone to the Valley during the past few days
Present at the races and to run the chances of
relieved of their superhuous dust and green
~ We think from the number of races to come
uarng the week that they will have sufficient OPP
e''uhlty to sail through"
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-fARrUhE Foh THg BAY.-Ceunty Auditor Moio-
'stew days since took his departure for San Fran
w On visit of a few weeks to his family. We
p 1n MIN pleasant trip and safe return. Mr.. c.
D. DO"en has been appointed Deputy Auditor and
'O'der by Mr.. Moloncy. and will attend to the br.
SS OF the Office during the absence of the 'boss
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YAyTIyE ( Cove called at Vantine & Co.'S the
'1:! day and examined their stock of gents CLOTH
Ing. They have every variety and style from full
oasF suits to broad cloth suits complete. lot OF
NE new style, Raglan overcoats. Chincilla beaver
'e'coats, the only lot in the country. and large
E"ck Of genuine wre-quilied boots. Vantine intends
selling his clothing as cheap as anybody. Mr.. Graft.
Of the firm, is now in New York city, where they in
Ead to make their purchases in the future.
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SOMETHING WRONG The Ow, hee 1rd.
lanchc says they don't receive the WORLD un-
til after they 60 To press on Friday evening.
We GO to press "Wednesday evening and mail
our papers the salue night. john, We will look
into the matter; there must be II screw loose
somewhere, and WE are sure it is not with Us
or the Idaho City Postofiicr.
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLATUEE.-On the 2lst OF
October, a vote was taken in the Tennessee
Legislature for U. S. Senator, resulting as fol-
lows: Senate-Johnson, IL; Ethrrdge s;
Prytou, 3. House-Johnson, 81; Etherldgr
81; Fletcher, II; balance scattering. On the
22d voting was resumed, which resulted in the
election Of Henry Cooper over AnGrew John.
son By vote of So To 81
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Wv Goopr,-Rosenthal has re :ciycd his Fall stock
U.o)l., as vii appear from his new advertisements
his issue and intends to sell Is low Is any other
hlse in the city. lie has in his store as large and
vel selected stock there is i'll the Basin. which
Comprises almost every thing i'll the line Of dry goods
Ass dress goods. millinery, fancy goods, crockery
lTi0as &c as can be found anywhere Parties de-
G1lg to make purchases would do well to call on
In Is he sells at prices to suit customers.
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FosToFFIcE BooKsroRE. -Pinney seems determined
weep Us under obligations to him for full supply
q all the latest magazines, periodicals and pictorias.
don't happen to get big mail, he stufis our
"' from his ample supply. He has I'll the latest
rpeFs and publications, and intends keeping them
INLAND. In addition to his st OK of really fine CT
s@S aad choice fruits, he has brought up variety
" nuts, which are on sale also Give him call.
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n We are under obligations to Mr. David
Ma, Sssner. W. F. x Co. Is Agent. for late White Pine
ss. ss. As they are not on our exchange list they
W quite acceptable.
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-ias77 sass's o.
I)l T. ID

On Squaw Greek Oct IL 1869, Gro. DuCKwoRTH
mDnths and DAYS.
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D.. iToR.-We acknowledge a call from Mr.. ). H.
canan, one of the proprietors and editor OF the
90 "@ Chronicle, who is on short visit to our CITY,
~ looks hale and hearty. and we guess the
H., h. VII put him through" and endeavor to render
VISIT pleasant one