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PERE HYACINTHE.
MnI He be Excomn,nnIcated 2

The London Spectator OF October says:-
"tather Hyacinthe appears TO have actually ln-
CURED eXcommunication. At least, he is reminded
by letter from his superior, dated goth September,
that this M by the rule Of the order as we as by the
common law of the Church, the penalty for monk
quitting his monastery and the dress OF his order
without the permission of the competent authority
Such monk Is regarded rs a real apostate, and
besides the greater eXcOmmunicatiOn incurs the
note OF infamy Father lIyacinthe Is ordered to re-
turn 10 his monastery under threat OF this penalty
and OF course also the complete deprivation OF all
Carmelite Monks His superior adds that the excuse
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Tho I'r,se @ntrss.

There is true spirit OF reform in the example OF
Miss Josephine Hutton, of Glenve, Ala, who tries
her own lawsuits because su ch thing an honest
lawyer exists in that part of the country to try them
for her. 1t is not that this fearless female aspres to
forensic honors. for the glOrles she may win. Her
ambition is not to be known as petticoated advo-
cate, to shine beside the legal lights of the Glen
vile bar, but to proclaim to the world what pre-
ciOus pack Of rascals these Alabama lawyers are,
and to show how lady, sngle-handed may fight
her own battles and defy the professional machina-
tions of her masculine adversarles. IL is master
stroke in behalf of the purity OF the bar, and ought
TO be followed up in this city without delay.
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FROM EUROPE.

The Insurroction In VaIenciu, Spain, Renewed
"A Pledge Broken.
By the FrGncO-A mericGn Gable.
MADRID, Oct 20.-The insurrectionary move
ment inside the city of Valencia was recon-
menced by the revolutonsts when the Govern
ment troops proceeded TO enter the town after
the capitulation. The soldiers were received, on
marching into the place, with .volley of mus
kerry and the fire being returned hostilities
were renewed. The fighting continues at the
latest moment.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, Oct. 20-t1 A. M.-ConsOls opened at 9aL
for both money and account United States 5-2Gs
OF 1862, Sl1s of 1865, old, SlS OF 1867, S3 1O-4Os
I6A. Erie Railroad, 21 Illinois Central, 30; Allan
tic and Great Western, q.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Poll A. M.-Cotton opened
quiet; mddling Uplands 1216@12Ad.; middlirg Or
leans, 12%@12%d The sales will probably reach
10000 bales. California white wheat, los. 9d
LONDON, Oct. Poll A. M.-Sugar firm both on
the spot and afoat
This Afternoons Quotations.
HAvRE Oct. 20-2P p M.-Cotton opened uniet but
firm for both on the spot and aloat; on the spot
afiOat. 13Sf
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him Just as he was attempting to land at the pier
foot OF Fulton street, and tried TO take him into
tody. when Henry drew large sheath knife from
his pouch and made three or four desperate lunges
at the officer the knife at one stroke cutting him
slightly in the arm. lie then gave the signal for
assistance, when O1lcer Gillespie appeared upon the
field OF action, when the would-be murderer quietly
succumbed lie was taken before Judge Ledwith,
by whom he was fully committed The sailor was
then removed from the courtroom TO the vessel by
Order of the Judge.
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FROM THE SEATE.
The Races at WilliamspOrt--Achievem OF
Philadelphia Trotters.

Special Despatch 10 The Bpenfrg Telegraph.
W1LTIAMsPoRT, Oct. D.-The two additional
heats for the race for one thousand dollars,
which commenced yesterday, we're trotted this
morning. The centest being won by "Lizzie
Keller''ein 2'3S. The gelding called "No Name"
gets the second award, subject to a decision on
protest, and Twilight" the third. A race for
four minute horses will follow, and this after
noon there will be one for purse of five thou
sand for horses that have never beaten 2'27. The
mares Fanny Allen" and MARY" of Philadel-
phia, taking part There will also be one for a
purse of fifteen hundred for horses that have
never beaten 2'40.
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ThIs lTornina,s OuotntIons.
FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TFIEenApHl
Wednesdav Oet on Iaso z


There is an improved feeling in money circles to-
day, and the distrust generated by the recent gold
crash is steadily giving place to opposite feeling
both among mercantile men and capitalists One
new feature with the banks is increased confidence
in stock securities and consequent reduction I'm
the rates for brokers' loans on miscellaneous col
latcras, and contracting Of the margin lines This
change will probably have favorable effect on the
amount Of business at the Stock Exchange
There is considerable activity in the business OF
call loans, but the discount market continues dnll
First class paper is current the street at abOut
SOLO per cent, and on call with Government securi-
ties at per cent. with S@9 per cent. on mixed
colaterals
Gold continues inactive and steady at 1aO Co.
vernment loans show no Improvement in activity
and prices continue about quoted at the close OF
business yesterday.
The Stock market was comparatively quiet and
prices show no material change State loans sold az
l04 for the first series and at 107 for the second
There were some small sales of City skies at IOOI
for the new certificates, decline.
Reading Railroad was quiet' but fairly steady;
sales at 4sIs@4s 3-lG; Pennsylvania Railroad was
dull and weak, selling at So (; Lehigh Valley Rail-
road sold at 52ZS Norrisown Railroad was taken AZ
70H and Catawissa Railroad preferred at 97X 86X
was bid for North Pennsylvania II for Little Schuyi
kill and 52}S for Minehl.
In Canal shares there was rather more activity:
sales OF Schuylkill Navigation preferred at TO- b. o.
and OF Delaware Division at IS.
Miscellaneous stocks were quiet, with no sales to
report.
163 was offered for Philadelphia Bank: 81 for
Grard; "a for City 23O for North America; and 33f
for Mechanics, :"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
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THE STATE ELECTION.

Official Returns from Every County hut One
Geary's Majority, 5273; Williams Majority,
S:SSI.
In the following table is given the official vote of
the State by counties at the recent election COM
plec with the exception of the figures marked thus
(D, which are estimated:-
1S6S. 1859. 1863.
1 nd. -(IPn (rgp Nm, .Il,lIe.
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The Tennessee Senatorship-The strug-
gle for the Prize by Johnson
Renewal Of the Insurrec-
tion at Valencia, Spain.
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Terrible Slaughter on the Plains Mas
sacre of United States Surveyors
Confrmed-Ravages by the
Indians-The Trotting
at Williamsport.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNING r
Steamer II H. Gaw Webb, l3 hours from Baltimore with
Brig Renshay, Sylvester 15 days from sagua with
Brig Ellen r. Stewart, Holland from Sagua sth inst 40
days 70 the Uapes with sugar TO Geo. J Carson Z ~; -
mings both for New York left in port bsro1ss Oum
and Mary " FOX Tor Philadelphia Orusoe for DsIawsr
Breakwaterj Hunter Thomas Stampede and Trinysnths
tbs, for Boston, and Five Brothers, for New York
S sSns All 20 svo M owes % Ho"es sdays from New York.
sohT Annie Amsden Bangs, days from Boston, in bal
sehr J, b, Johnson, Smith, from Providence, i
Sehr Northern Light, ireland from Providence
Sebr ~ B. shaw, Shaw, from Boston. ''1'S's. I'D
sobr r. Doroni Jarvis, from Boston
Sohr 1. s. levering Corson. from Boston l ..ait
Schr j. A. Parsons, Clark from Boston. Ut
seir II. =. Brooks, Love, from Boston. Er
sehr II. W. Benedict Case, from Greenport. N. Y.
Sehr Josephine, Phinney from Warren. r J. i' '.'
Schr q. e.. Cranmer, Cranmer, from Dighton. r-.r
schr Z. A, Grau, Lake, from New ork %
Schr j. Watson, HOuck, from Lynn :. u
Schr NJ. &. Earr OOrnwell from Somerset
BELOW
BarQue f. Reok, from Bremen revenue cutter ~,
receive n new wheel Reported BY Mr.. Stevens pilot.
ct, o,s,,,c6 10 The Iseniag Telegraph.
hyRF. .pE. .GRAoE Md Oct 2l-Three boats left here
,,is morning, as follows;- :, CO..
tnisS N Moore, with lumber 20 H. Crostey.
SS:mi &: ~ - with lumber TO NoIcross a Sheets.
Ccriupa with bark to oraer
MEMORANDA.
Ship Bombay, Jordan for Philadelphia cleared at Liv
eg6SG Martha Hansen, for Philadelphia entered out AZ
s6p Joseph Fish Staekpoe, for Rio Janeiro salad
fSb bp John o. Baker, hence for Antwerp was SnoLa s,
mat 81 Falmouth, all well. WI
Brig Richmond, Powers, hence at Genoa 9th inst
SChT FarraEuh ViaEk' hence At Boston 18th inst
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The following table, compiled by Grand Secretary
Ridgely, arranging the returns by decades will serve
TO mark the development of strength by the Order
since 1880, which he regards the initial point of
its effective prOgress:-
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ARRIVED TUTs MOpNINr

Br. ship Record, Golfer, Antwerp, E. A. Souder a 90
Workman d %. ~ ossefs'
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,


r.. (By An9lo-An,erican OabLel . b,
QuEESsTowN, Oct; 2O.-Arriyed yesterday staamshio
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Rep0rted by De Haven 3 Bro, no. 40 s. Third streel

A'NPVA'S" W Dc hoVch ~ D'Oi NO. ~ o. Inlru street,
FIRST BOARD. rr
$4,000 Pa 6s, Sc. Is. .1O4 7sh LehyR. boz.
$4,000 2 ser.ls .107 100 do o 5ozs
s27G0 City 6s, Nevis .1OOM IA do ls 62zs
sZ0O0 90 ;ls .l0Oh sh Penna r.. =. 663S
$1,000 ALE Co 5s. >. 76t5 100 sh Cata pr ~ aS1t
$1,000 Pa X 2m 6s. -. 942< 100 sh Sch Pf. bGO 10
$4,000 Leh X bs. sh Del Div. 4S
reg. 95 100 sn Reading. 4s 1-l6
l6 sh Norristn r.. 70L
JAY CooKE & Co. quote Government securities aa
follows:-U. S. Gs OF 1881, 119sl@12O b2Os of 1852
12056@120}s; do, 1864, 119@l19K; do. 1865 1896
119@; do, July, 1865, 11S@1lS4; do. do, 1897
11S5@11S}s; do, 1868, lis Sa@1lS9a 1O-4Os lOex(a
1857 6s 101%@1Os; Gold, 1904 INV
MEssRs. DE HAVEN & BROTHER, 40 No. g. Third
street. Philadelphia report the following Quotations.
us 6s OF 1SS1, ,1l9%@l191s: do 1862, 12012OI(: do
1864, 11956@1192S do. 1865, l196 do 1865 new
1177s@11SI; do 1867, do. 11S9lfSA: do '1sss
do, 11S@11S4; 10-40s. 10s1S91OS96; u. s. 80 Year
per cent. Currency, 101$a@107%; Due Comp InE p
Notes. 19A Gold, 130913oA Silver, 12T@129. -
-NARR LADNER, Bankers, report this mornings
Gold quotations as follOws:-s
1000 A. M........,..130 1925 A. M.,.,..,.- 1aQ
1912 .......,... 130A 1905 p NJ. ......,. -. 1907
PENNSYLVANIA CANAL CoMPANY.-The following
are the receipts for the week ending October i6
0u"' US, l27 90
IIeNiVuo III 1ooS b2i f41 25
Total IN 1863 t552 57594
To same period in 1885,. .....,,.... 4954s72s
Increase in 1869. 9......................s sb7 1875
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OLFARFD THIS MORNTN,

STATE OF THERMOMETER THE EVENING rr1rap. !. M,
7AM........RlnAM n. MC.. .."..... .5oIap.M :,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-27

Stnuding Committees of the Sennte.
Special Committee on Constitutional
mendment-Mcssrs. Haincs, Edwards,
Eastman, Hurd, Hall. ".
Mileagc-Messrs. Linn, Eastman, Mon.
Elections -Mcssrs. Hastings, Grey, Abra.
ham.
Judiciary-Messrs. Welty, Hall, Bonni-
field, Edwards, Tritle.
Mines and Mining-Messrs. Stevenson,
Wilson, Mullan, Linn, Shamp. ln
Rules and Joint Rulcs-Mcssrs. Monroe,
Grey, Brown.
Public Printing-Messrs. Abraham, Hall,
Public Morats-Messrs. Mullan, Wilson,
Wclty.
Claims-Mcssrs. Monroe, Mason, Ed
wards.
field, Grey. ~
Military and Indian Affairs - Messrs.
Hazard, Linn, Wilson.
State Library-Messrs. Wilson, Hazard,
Hall. -,o--.e -.l.r.-a. .
Internal Improvcmcnts-Messrs. Hurd,
Eastman, Shamp. - '
State AfTairs-Messrs. Brown, Shamp,
State Prison Messrs. Hall, Shamp,
Brown.
Counties and County observation-disclosures.
Grey, Hastings, Wilson, Edwards, Tritlc:
Federal Rslations-Mcssrs. Mason, Bon
nifeld, Edwards. .
Edueation-Messrs. Bonni6cld, Wel,y,
Abraham. ..
Agriculture and Manufactures - Mcssrs.
Haincs, Eastman, Wilson.
Engrossmcnt-Messrs. Hurd, Hastings,
Mason.
observation-disclosures. Linn, Hall, Mullan.
Supplies and Expcnditurcs-Shamp, Null
Ian, Hurd. ..
Roads and Bridges-Hastings, Stevenson
Wilson.
Corporations-MesFs. Eastman, Haincs.
Hall, Stevenson, Bonniheld. .l-
Ways and Mcans-Messrs. Tritlc, Monroe,
Haines, Eastman, Hastings.
Standing Committees OF tho Assembly.
Judiciary-Messrs. Hillycr, Woodworth,
Corbctt, Gray, Bowman, Moody, King.
WAYS and Means-Messrs. Tenant, Doo-
lin, Smull, Lammon, Moulton, Hillycr, May
| hugh. ,at a.s.s
Corporations-Mcssrs. Lammon, Wright
Mayhugh, Burson, Cleveland.
Mines and Mining Interests = Mcssrs
Rule, Shakspere, Gray, Randall, Doolin
Brown, Moody. -.
Counties and County Boundaries-Messrs
Mayhugh, Richardson, Burson, King, Mills
Bunker, Coburn Doolin. j. %,
Mileage-Msssrs. Moody, Davis, Rule.
Public Lands-Mcssrs. Hillyer, Mayhugh
Lammon, Tennapt, Woodwork. 80.
Claims-Mcssrs. Wright, Shakspcrs, Pot
ter, Wclch, Scott.
State Library-Meosrs. Corbctt, Potter
Burlingame.
Internal Improvcments-Mcssrs. Glove
land, Hanson, Brown, Barney, Moody.
Education-Messrs. Bowman, Davis, Bur
lingame, Brown, Rule.
agriculture = Mcssrs. Scott, Dangberg
Barney, Shimmin, Hanson.
Contingent Expenses = Messrs. Potter
Cleveland, Richardson, Clark, Ford.
Military and Indian Afairs.-Messr'
Burlingamc, Potter, Tennant, Waller
Shimmin.
Federal Rclations-Messrs. Welch, Ford
Bunker, Waller, Shimmin.
State Neutrality-suspicious.. Moulton, Lam
mon, Small, Barney, Burlineame. -
Trade and Manufactures-Mess Andcr
son, Bunker, Coburn, Ford, Shaksperc.
Elections-Messrs. Burson, Cleveland
Hanford, Mills, Scott.
Public Morals-Mcssrs. Gray, Dangberg
Davis. tt.'
lPrinting-Mcssrs. Small, Lammon, Co
burn. .laE sug 40 Hn ,
'Railroads-Messrs. Woodwork, Hanford.
Moulton, Moody, Hanson.
. Engrossmcht-Messrs. Mayhugh, Barney,
Woodwork.
Observation-Disclosures. King, Wright, Ran.
dali. iai ~
Swamp and Overlooked Lands-Messrs.
Scott, Dangbcrg, Shimmin, Doolin' Cle'e'
land. 4g- aeaLlLaL nm
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
ORMSBY HOUSE.

Corner Of Carson and Second Streets, 3
CARSON CITY,. .;....NkNAnA.
E. L. GARDNER Proprietor.
vrHIs HOTEL HAS BEEN REFUR- -
i nished and rcntted throughout and u
now open for the accommodation OF the
public. NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED TO
make thisa 1858 u SiE lAlNEtSt
FIRST CLASS HOTELl
THE TABLE .a1in ~
VIII at all times be supplied with tho HkST
that the SAN FRANCISCO MARKET anoruH,
together with every attention to the require,
mcnts OF guests.
THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
VIII find II to their advantage TO stop at this
house, It being the ....... .,t.-s,.,,
D.. GENERAL. STAGE OFFICE
For all the different stage lines which Leave here
DAILY for all portions OF this State, California
and the Atlantic States.
FR-The Clerk will pay strict attention to
BOOKING PASSENGERS, and give any inior-
nation relative thereto.
..... THE BAR 5,5p
Has been furnished with u large stock OF FINE
WINES, BRANDIES, WHISKlEs, ALE, PoR-
TER, etc. fs5. =
Attached to the house, in tho rear of tho bar
BILLIARD ROOM, =
With two fine tables with every equipment nee
essary for pleasure and comfort. ss.ttlt
e0-The house will be open ut ALL HOURS
Of tho day and night. delS.u
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BANKRUPTCY!
THE FIFTY PER GENT. PROVISION,

DERsoNs DESTROYS OF AvAILING
themselves of tho relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act Of March q 1867
arc hereby notified that discharges IN bankrupt
JANUARY l, 1860, where tho estate Of the ap.
pcant will not pay my per cent. OF the liabii-
ties proved against It. Is !. y i,.,s : = Z
Until JANUARYi.1 1864 peti Hons may bc nled
anu discharges grtilted thereon. without refer
iF a39s r. R.M1DAGGETT,eG
Clerk District Court q. s. for the Distrlct Of
Nevada ts delft
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-02-27
OAKLAND SEMINARY,

FOR YOUNG LADIE s!
THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INsTI-
il tuition will commence on JULY 20, 1868.
Competent and experience Teachers oil each dc.
partment OF study.
This School affords all the advantages Of a
thorough English course, the Ancient and Mod
ern Languages, Calisthenics, Gymnastics, Music,
and all the Ornamental Branches.
Z For Catalogues, containing full information.
please address llg. j. t 10
IN, MRS. G. N. BLAKE, Principal,
Oakland, California,
REYEREScEs-Rev. Saml. II. Wiley, Oakland;
Hon. Sherman Day, Oakland; Rev. A. F. White,
Carson City. j25Gm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

II IL important TO those who are afflicted, or
to those who are Interested in the welfare OF
their friends 10 be careful OF the many pretended
doctors who inicst all cities, publishing their
skill in curing all diseases in few days, and
Imposing upon the public by using the names o.
eminent physicians from Europe and Other
places. ,
DIR, FIATTERY does not deceive people by
exhibiting bogus titles, pretended patients let
ter, certificates, etc. The Doctor will satisfy
all persons who may call at his Office, OF his abl.
ity TO treat all diseases he proposes TO cure. II
will cost you nothing, and may save you many
rccrets-ior, a. advertising physicians In eight
cases out OF ten are bogus, there Is no safety in
trusting any OF them till you know who ant
what they are. He does not guarantee all cases
fees arc cxactcd only where curcs can be cf-
fectcd. Where doubt exists n to the possibility
OF a curc II is freely stated, believing this is tho
only course for physician TO pursue.
Address, DIR. j. FLATTERT,
Sacramento, Cal.
n. B.-DR. FLATTERY will appear at Nir-
cinia, International Hotel, the LAST WEDSES-
DAY of every month, to cure the eick. nos5 ly
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BY addressing letter to DIR. FLATNrERI,
stating case, symptoms and length OF time the
disease has continued, can have medicines
promptly forwarded, free from danger and &c
curcly scaled, to any part or the country, with
null and plain directions for use
Consultations free, and communicatlods strict
ly confidential All cases guaranteed, or the fsc
will bo refunded in every case.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29

n. oouasy Bos,iH &00Xfs:
dst that The sem sst opposite saeh Of The
following folio. ~ .ssYTEuU:1 :...s ....,: B.. =.
tba "a (eaes AL psrsoss Interested
aQG2u b423kss sssrisvsd on %.
count of sasA increase 10 valuation, are
hereby .o.l0D1ls1lW1sfors said
Board, At The Court House 10 Troy, 10
this county, On Monday, Nay 10, 1869,
pn which day said Bosrd will hear and
Determine appeals.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29

. HoVsR RYaF1p.Es11hs 'fo|iosiuS ;%ss
vaa soosised TOO laiS 3or our issus of. last
week: .91itOY s'MGibrHD.S
-,.,ai sno.r-s rs NewsH0PaS April ~. r
.s5as H. ti4saA'of M,
y,'..Ev1nlsy ~ NsssjssS& Ww4sAiS,t q
Gsaas;sszz ~ fsd;;ssS z:sa wi; f''
hessa ~ Y. atl4itNasysya a " ars'oA thsngSt
ofaths 'aeeh inst. The Ore 10 Suppassd
s6 6tsvy .orig giuxtsd- 10 ees .of. the tFck.
eola1nR &sksaS} }HlltilVaall4H 4H6,ld.
.i~ !. ,yE E.;iSl is;dda H. aei.spias
y':s i,',.!s, i 's!,.'sss = :s!:!'
tatsIA,fliltaafea& n alll M Y xass wizard
see6,4hbsve ~ aiss1e M Hsssl "
1t II sssssii sss & IT, = as. .,
Cd iif~ yod, .,a,,ei 5.ss 10 s,.D .di "a, Wa
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29
.sss:t ssss &@!4:i|.!.,...
April ~, 1859.

No to1ss 6si Had IES Sans good and
beneficial influence % Dr. Wards Cbm.
p0sud Piekly Ash Bitssrs in vsrdins oA
|s0 = !Aaa,e1a Aaiae1 - =. !. III:
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29

''dVioeE .WAhtsD,.BtSathe satestiss.
u'49f,Bv.'e, xiltlalvh,asaah k,aeS, Of
S&mChaslAas Assswpsl~ .ie,.d. - aolror/
nn Ao,tni2 :r.T M fr'.rTX yy5F r-iigIi., -
,aDtD, ,kFOUb bK1JOWIBHfl 10 a:s-.q oa,
''di1S 1S6U ~ 2,.AYyd ,shsI ,d,'s1 10 yet DO:
y. ae, e,I1!a.y Aay !. fSsNDyE Ss'I J! +:
SO1A e6iWAa011N NS1y, 49, 1GekA8 hkn4a
XSn MON toiui9efq sd y.m yaa, 81 ,sije' hiS.
N"itis.. ~ i baa a'Ais.s biz 10 'n'1"'
ysai r6HOH8Sr. lab ,di moi .'as p, nal uiiua
...aS. ,roE4NwARE,"@ j'.',s! sis ,ss d a,s. ~
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29

Ne learn from some of, eur farmers
ts.' .s n: ,l!ssa,s1fE ,ahs.l sA:sssAou,
taas,ehe hsssss dssiss The latter part q
%saisxs 1sis rather az advantage 70, il
tIs9H sssrsS n \ Si.s, u parts-t!h>s Y 'sad
tosSses1 ! 2s;ik;. ~ ~Lca Toe thiekly
so1innT';; 'iua'if more 5f the evils which 10
often AtsIs1 1AisSjdp - nbsisn Apon i,
before. hs.rsssts ~ ssylIc'.o't for % sbund:
.st yieli.. - ,4i n, '''.', = .s.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29

I"N&Y Biipcs-A new 'btidgs. over ths
small bat troublesome stream ~ tho fooa
Of }kShill juit north Of town vas com.
plstsd lass Sssssaafs"lS n'Ssststantial
xh:s u A., lens tess I. nssssd \ 4 :! II
~ poiat. IL Was built ander the man
ssSnoas Of Messts,, j.. D., Brown Ind G.
A0lh. L.. ~ - ~. n.,-I ~. - IL
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29
'1s,T'fUN:tf;]t'stf.

Of the plNNf xariS4s6S QSttp, the
Yellow ~ ofs'l,:t sliSsesa, ed \, Large Red, 3.
gre the Dees for "ee0efsl crop. Tho
bulbs are 1eaasoee, skThsH gs6vto, and
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az prove sy
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.W2eH ea3Ssa - p sisssc ksnsH $1,000
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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-04-29

s'Ssys ., physicians ""s have found
cut; snd physicians generally, BY expert;
enss, ahst ne xoncay known to ssass,,o
..ed'eo PpNsahvAYf jae saSgoI t4A4rtica''ng
ftanl the syssem ths. pecnlisr snsssaria
~spr6i that produces rheamatism, as we'll
SD. Wards ,6smpossd lhiokly Ash
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