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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31
Notice.

Lessees of Cairo real estate represented
by the undersisnedo upon which State
and county taxes for the year, A. d 4,
1865, remain unpaid, are hereby notified
that said taxes will be paid by me at
once for the owners Of the lots, whom i
alone represent In the matter. And I
shall proceed without delay 10 forfeit the
leases thereon for nonpayment OF such
taxes. c. WINSTON.
July %, 1853. lw.' as
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

The Baltic Insurance company OF New
York has failed. This company has
taken o great many risks In Cairo, ana
some OF It's policies are now in force.
The holders, OF course, will be sufferers
As q crisis in the affairs of insurance
companies IL inevitable, Il behooves our
citizens 10 insure I'm such companies
only as they know are entirely sound
and reliable. Cheap rates offered BY OBJ
seure companies should at once excite
distrust.
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AROUND ABOUT CAIRO.

The Cape Girardeau Argus gives in
It's adhesion TO what It Is pleased TO term
the progressive democracy It believes
negro suffrage an accomplished fact, and
Is therefore averse to further contention
about that issue. o
Michael Grady, an old citizen Of Cape
Girardeau, sixty nine years Of age, sub.
rnitted to the amputation Of his left leg
above the knee, last Tuesday. He was
drenching horse, and the animal gave
a forward plunge, it, shod hoofs striking
Mr.. q. below the knee, shattering the
bone into several fragments.
Through passenger trains from Cairo
to st. Louis will commence running in
few days The Jonesboro sGazette'
says that fruit will be shipped by these
trains TO st. Louis at the same rate that
II is shipped to Chicago by the regular
fruit train. Lfy ..rloV
The Anna editor of the Jonesboro
Gazette says: Never, since we can re-
member, have we seen better crops grow
ing and The greater part OF the coin ID
now so nearly matured AZ to place II be-
yond danger. of injury from droutf.
A steam barrel factory that turns or
from one thousand TO twelve hundred
barrels per week Is In full tide OF opera.
ton in the neighboring town of Anna.
The Jonesboro depot Is constantly
crow ded TO REPETITION with all kinds Of
produce seeking market The rush over
taxes the capacities Of that station.
Irish potatoes, at Anna, are abundant
and dull ~ Is cents per bushsl. Good
apples command so cents, but inferior
onee cannot be given away.
The enterprising village Of Du Quoin
offers $4,000 Of her bonds to secure the
Southern Illinois Normal School
The negroes Of Centralia propose 10
celebrate the emancipation Of their race
at Centralis, on the 4th proximo. The
Cairo and Mound City negroes will do
the same "likewise.v = i7fo7
The Paducah Herald is Of the opinion
that, In the event of tho success OF the
Imperial movement, John A. Logan will
be declared emperor. His Royal High
ness" "His Majesty" John A. Logan.
FauRh! uFf eHaa.
The Herald has information from
Mayfield, Ky, that Mr.. O'Niel, while
standing under the shelter Of tree dur
ing the storm OF Wednesday. was struck
by lightning and killed Instantly.
Messrs. Hale, Buckner and Terrell, Of
Paducah, received on Thursday last, a
hid. OF tobacco grown this year, by Mrs.
Milton Vance, OF Ballard county. This
IL the first hid. and takes the premium.
In the cultivation Of tobacco Ballard
county beats the world! IA
Murphysboro is democratic 70 the core,
and DIR. Blanchard aud Tom Logan are
both democrats They both slept In the
lookup the night previous to the affray,
and both were ooosy. TtAere are 4hteen
licensed doggeries In this democratic
village.-Saline County Chronicle.
And there are rs big.souied, liberal
hearted, high.minded men IN this demo-
cratic village as tread on Gods footstool.-
Tom Logan is and always has been
democrat, and We are proud OF him.
John A. Logan, giving the lie to his
whole political life, is RADICAL! Which
Is the worthier and most reliable pollti.
clan? .rH
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The Saline County 'Rsgistsr' OF Thurs

"Work on the Cairo Il Vincennes rail.
road, ct this place, Is progressing finely.
Baker q Jones have the timber cut off
almost to the Middle Fork, and grading
Is going on along a distance OF about =
mile.
Below this point work has been dis
continued, though for what reason we do
not know. The most probable rumor Is
that II was discovered that the tunnel
near StOnsfort would have TO be arched,
which would cost SO much that IL will be
cheaper 20 abandon that part Of the line,
and run the road through Stonefort."
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"A number of sea gulis were scudding
about just above the house tops, in the
vicinity OF Commercial avenue and
Tweli'h street, this Afternoon, a great
temptation TO gentlemen who owned
good wire'twist shot guns charged with
duck shot.
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Our market Is well attended by coun-
try wagons. Yesterday we counted six.
teen In the market space. This morning
there were about dozen. The market,
Is, therefore, bountifuily supplied with
produce and vegetables. Prices are well
maintained.
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IT'S PRESENT,
The Most Successful Fire Insurance 20.
IN AMERICA.
CASH ASSETS. ss,sSa.ssa se

Three-fourths Of tho Insurance Companies char.
tered have failed, proving the mistakes and dfeui-
ties OF n profession based calamity and fA'sf0T
tune, with an important part of it, Development tho
sphere ofbrpad human boncvolcnce. II j. rare and
uncommon event for one OF these institutions o.
make its FIFTH III aunna report, and that satis
factory one-another offc's plainest old lessons, ~
You SOW that shall you reap"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

. The school directors have secured, for
the ensuing scholastic year tic services
OF Miss Abbie Goss. She Will returu to
the primary department In the Fourth
Ward School, with which she was con.
nected hast year. Miss Goss proved Der.
self one of the most successful teschers
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

the !. c. G. X. r.; 50 skis oats, II pkgs
furniture, 2 bbls meat for Cairo; $40 bags
wheat, bales gunnies for reshipment to
81. Louis; crates cabbage for New
Orleans.
The following regular packets leave
here this evening: V
VIM. White, Capt. Beverly, for Padu.
cab. taF s7fT7
Cumberland, Capt Lowth, for Evans
Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane, for Mem.
phis. 1I7 :.
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The report current among our country

exchanges to the effect that the Cairo
IL Vincennes railroad Company has
failed, and that, therefore, there will be
an entire abandonment OF the work, IL
unauthorized. There was a failure 10
make connections in financial matters
that created some alarm, but the failure
was charGeable more 10 neglect than u
want OF ability. The work will go ahead
as usual.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

Mr.. Wittig's fine string band formed
the ochestra on the occasion Of the late
exhibition for the benefit OF the orphans.
The volunteered their services.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

There Is vein OF good numor under
lying the scales contention. The parties
involved have sense enough to know
that
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

The temperature yesterday evening
was that ofan October .evening-aston.
ishingly cool for the season.
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Usefulness and duty must be shaped and measured
only by tho wealth and growth Of our country.
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Quarreiiins

j. vaiof mistcgo.. and came into tho void
when sec,- and factions we're newly born.
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Agents IN al tho principal Cities aud Towns.
Rates and terms libernl "a consistent With fnoi
crate profit and substantial security.
Stafford, Morris 81 Candee,
july27 I'm AGENTS. Cairo, IN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Az .tAal4N
~ Orr CtrEK's OyvIcB
Cairo, H., July 30, 1889. /
Public notice 10 hereby given that a committee ha.
been appointed to examine and correct the assess
mentlfst ~ rcal aud personal property for the
rent year and fat said assessment isi now in my
effce open for inspection, and viii remain until
Monday, the 9Th day of August, 1859, during which
time sad committee sill hold daily meetings in the
City Clerks once, and any person feeling aggrieves
by said assessment file with the City Clerk lin
jyb f0t y 81 ,fh % q. City t1erk PRO tem
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

The supper given by the colored brass
band last night was, well pstronised.
We felt pretty certain that no victunls
conld spoil while there werc darhies In
town.
The supper will be continued THIS eve
ming. U
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-07-31

Assured OF their ability 10 sell goods from their new
stock cheaper than ever before, they rely upon dis
criminaing public 10 extend them the patronage they
may deserve. JanS6dd
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IN yH0REroNs BRICK BLOCK.
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ARRIVALS.
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ARMY SUPPLIES. BEEF AND MUTTON Oa HOef or BOck for ArisOna, in 1870.
OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY OF
 SUBSISTENCE.
 Department of California, San Francisco. Cal, March 2s, 1869.

CEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE VII be O received a he office. No f sntter street san Fran cisco, Cal, by the undersigned aBai 2 0eoek M Thurs. day Jny l. ls69 (wheh they wii be Opsmed or the sup ply aud delivery al the military posts Arizona Territory, of a the beef and muiton live slaughtered that may required fer the troops stationed herest during the yea ie1O
 The supply wl amount to about oOo Reeves and 900 Wetlers
 copy Of the present. coafs aRd detailed instructions to bddsrs be obtained ai sad oce at he 0ce o the A. C. S., at Wilmington Cal, and a the othce of tho C. G., at any of he military posts 10 AFizona Ierny.
 Proposals Nfii be received ar ANY PART af supply.
 Bdden are inyiisd te be present st ts opening of the bda
 The right is reserved of rejecting sny an bies
 Advertising expenses (s3liD win he borne by fhs es-sfal bidders, pro nlfa. J. Mel. TAYLOR,
 cts- Bvt Col, C. <.
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so.,n,aserrhsa.

DR. DoHERTY has Juss peb i-hsd an important Iasn Ilet entolyng hls own ,irs snd eKpeEisaces In FsAa fon Impoenoe Ninlify. being shaFt Ifeafse 2. spermatorrhsa Seminal WeAknees Nervous or fhys,s Debility consequent upon uls Affection and ethef D@ sases 0f the Sexual Organs. .lI AK .,l = ma ttls work cantans ini rnaon of ts u,ast value o aI Nhs,her married or ssgia. and all bs ssnt y1k by mail reosp, Of six csBts ia postage stamps Ter return postage.
 Address, ". K. D0hihIf, N. D.
 mrl3-6m Sac FFsasi-sa- Cal
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Comprising Everything the Country Re-
 qaires.

n2- Ladies, Attention l-An excellent assort. ment of DRY-GOODS TOW on exhibition.
 D. HENDERSON A co.
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Te cerrt.ps .sIsnt..

Padeuss tuae or fmsis) rstdlag in any r~rs ef ths and Tsrritories hawsxer disnt who may desFs Inc 0tini0a and advice of DR DOnERTf ia their rss' Tectfe and who thiuk lpTef e sntIni Nriiith statement cf such ln preferences t hod.aE IfonAl H terFisw, respectfully assarfa thaf theI cessa1e1 ti0ns VIII be held uost saereo-s piL pOhhhf e.hss ths opportunity of observing Has an letters are oTeosa and rspisd ie only by hinssh ssd hs latter ss "ly possible.
 f the be fa and cnpdidy described personal esn nupieaton will be unnecessarily as instFuefpns - as ding the remedes viii be faearsiee ein'esf delay saa Ia ss.h manner convey Flea of tho rhrpst d ps letter parcel transmitted
 Causriati0n. by lsites o otherwise, Tree. Permanent cure guaranteed o1 uo Tay.
 Addrr.s M K DofiERTY, M D.
 6an Francisco, Cal
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RST- Fine Beaver Business Suits, cheap for cash, st D. HENDERsON & cos.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID. rs- Quick Cures and Moderate charges
 DIR. DOHERTYis

Private Medical and a-sxs.S=. sss=s.tssss sacrAmeaso Street below Montzomery foppsss rseies Nal Steamship ComTauys aalse). Pnt.ts entrance s1 Leis-iurH EsFest. Frzacissa
 Established expressly aofd the afflicted soend and sesenfhe medea aid 10 trrztasHf Esi saEs ~ Ai Privas and Chronic DssAses eases ef Secrecy and @ Sexual Disorders.
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DIONEER DRUG STORE.
 szAze

A On hand and for sale,--
 Halls Bqlsan for A< Lungs, Io'ensenfs SarsaParilia
 Ayers
 Bristops
 HtlFs
 Ayss's CAsFTv nsctSTdi,
 e Agse Cure,
 Osgoads India Cholagogue, Brolcn's Jdmasoa Ginger,
 Ferry Dasis's Pain Kiler,
 Goodalss Catdrrh Renedy,
 Bsosca's BrOncliai Iroches,
 Byan's Pulmoaic Wafsvs,
 Dr. Deri,,s's PteA Losen9e,
 Kcatiae's Cough s
 .LayRe's Patent Aeiic;zss, And, In fact, faii assortmsu; 0s at the Pa;cr; Medicines usually found in drug stores Tolss SoIps, Fancy Articles, Psrfumeyy, And large supply Of Dispensing Medicines. N. B.--Physieians prescriptions carefully and accurately compounded c. D. KENDALL. ! tEy- Dr. Keadails ossce--in Of Drug Store. Prescott, April 24, 1s6s.
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'u ought always to
 ' dear.n said a wife. ppiness was born a 0t a Siamese twin. l"
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Pennsylvania Is esti- 70.
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Administrators Notice. Estate of DAVID OSBORN se=ce==ess.

NOTICE is hereby given. by the undersigned, AdmtnstrHtur of the Abass -n@ssz-d e<sae se f.= eretors st and all Tesuns having ns aibst s ds- eeased e exhis the so he uhSfsGnsd af A rzs dsnce "a fresft conty of lavassz. Ierftasy of Aza. within twelve uaa he fr YaltlRfien q his notics. J. q. CRANE Admiaisfnsa~.
 Prs.ooss, Aprii s,A. isof uyris-ms
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ange says: Congress ought ongoress.
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Administrators Notice. Estate Of GEORGE KIPPEN. peoea.as

NOTICE is hereby given, by the under suea, iS Administraof of the ahu~s named ss,.ts, to tAs ereoss of and all persas having eaims sra insi s.d deocAsod Co enhihf the the undersin @d al he resdsHcs ai Camp MeDowell county cf Yavass Tsste- Y @ ArtonA within twelvs Hosts frmn Inc frs Fssiss- roa of this notice. JAMks A. MOORE.
 Ad,asnistrasor.
 By jOiis HuwAHr. Azs4s=<3
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Rzy- Fine Feathers make FlBe Birds. klysl.n'' rnake note ofh D HESDERSON S co.
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April Term

st Monday, April ., A. D. 1869, at ten l z. IA Stevens. Chairman, Supervisor 1 t- J. H. Behan, by !. NJ. ROuntree Crk. | of last meeting read and approved. rd adjourned until ten o'clock a. Il-, to- 'ay, April 6, A. D. 1869, 10 o'clock a. m q pursuant 70 adjournment
 Same as on yesterday.
 read and approved.
 ly statement of County Treasurer pre-. d approved
 km Of si, ,799 64. reported by Treasurer as Ai Fund, ordered transferred to Jail Bend Jsiowing accounts were audited ana, al- $ Todd hr boarding prisoners cor rrry. s ssioTsey. fees. sur ,.s.se.s.. A C before $ E Hair. ]. Y .-.- ..'.s---- 90 o. ,untFe. hF ssryieas as Diss. Asissney ..ss. 5v Ve shers, e seTsees. account for s9s9, ,sir' ]. P. acct ssa so ama allowed '.... 5 % ,ss aeeoaat sor s,s s referred back for eorrseoa -son Cos. p0 Miners 4s0 .ht Board then established election pFecinf 'ts Id appointed officers for same
 The resignation cf ]. NJ. Rountree, District At oFney, was Galy Sled and accepted Board adjoarned until Wednesday, .pril 2lst, n o'clock p. m- All
 t-v. spriI 2ist. 1869, 10 orc. AAm- n e EH su % adjournment eSent-I.. F 5-ss-5s u5 ID, d. J. sha upervisor, n a'iooi eare .etin- nd d s,epusy, sppsoyed sf-r asr siei'e Rr mi allowed Greet rsre shey s -. 60 .S % % rs 5se aur reE.s. ah4 @ .. 32 5
 ftth fffer s.---- e0 W ,-p ~ e '" .. D .
 esr -a & Rariet Atiti aii, three and niaar h e. .s. cea Fas tee H to pro ...p..sssa laa
 . p9 ss s8ae h oa-.an @ -,, a
 A zam @ tendere' b.sf ths Cal0r .hat siee 4. ] ,,,sa as,rts h7~i
 lafe t m il 94. ls6f 3oard me -a f s or. a and ie g-,.lr assn.s putty t.s. s ara % sed and aI @.. as sas r
 - su s3 s ed fonrtee t@ Couch,-- fta nnesFssaca,
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A DhINIsTRAToRs sALE.--fn rsassss cerst ysy. "A agAi Gssnsy. essnte of DAVID OSBORN, decsa-sd- Nsc- hereby gwen that h psssssHes 4 srdss ef h. Probate Csaft d ths County sf NAsaf4 n the Tern isry af Arizona nAte ts twentiess day ef April AID. of ~ De o<sTr ercsneef the undeFsignsd adnnI.fsar ef sssx essae v seil hy pubic sacten, the highest saA t>f hhaf hr cash af the Court Hoase 10 the town ef prsst ei oeeck q n, WEDNESDAY,, May s A. p- ie1s, thr nibsssss property of the dereassd cunsi<ting v
 Two Horse=, aad Harness kr sahase
 One wagOa-
 Saddle aud bride.
 One half interest Id a corn.shsiier,
 Twenty thesssea1 poEs..ss ss s-sss s.-s<s ~ ----
 J C. CRANE. Adralnisirafar. Ny T. H- H0UxThEk knprney. Prescott, April % ls6o a~.
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a5ste TEvENs, Ts'eN vapai county. CT la1 ga CHAN, Clerk , mac Cold n s .Te. New Mexico. Fr wed e arson's ride. ...s .a- rs ~ new name for 
 
 feets of the Pa
 Brigham Young
 hat it must be a
 stand one rail- a
 et to his mistress. Tfen ~ The compositor ,.r 1,rf Earnf 4 ii up in printers
 Lp ~ h.-b BUY
 f'u ought always to I dear" said wife.
 ppiness was born a
 ot a Siamese twin"  
 Pennsylvania Is esti- 70.
 ange says: Congress ought 'ongoress-
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Administrators Notice.
Estate of JOHN T. HOWELL. peoaa.ed.

NOTICE is given by the undcrsignea. Admin traF of ths above named essae ng Inc crediins uf aud a persons having claims AAAne .id desea-eA .e Hin== S5 S ~ rs-sdanes 10 kifk' land Valley, county & YseaTai rsnitary of knzonA within twelve nouta from ths hr>t Patlieai @ this tics. q N NASTERSOS
 AdniBistsktsn
 ByJ M R0kvT&Ek Attrnsy Pr>-esst AFzss ss isss m2
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fects of the Pa Brigham Young hat -it must be a
 stand one rail
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Minutes sf Boz | of Supervisors.
January 'ruA, 1869.


 - Board met Wednesday, Jariuary 20, 1869. Pres ent-L. A. stevens, ChairIn'n, F. J. Cook, A J. shanks Supervisors, and Jol'n II. Behan Clerk. Minutes of preceding meeting read and ap- Ordered. That the Chairman of thc Board be authorized to approve bond of John c. Campbell enter into ontraet with iim for painting the ed Tnat the Clerk of the Board make ou. ni cffthe business done by the Board Of in the year 1868
 Of John C. Campbell wns approved tfH M on Of the Board, and filed with ihe 22 is69
 ,ed Co meet Tuesday, January 26, .sday, January e6 at ten o'clock c. A. Stevens, Chairman, F. J. .anks, Supervisors, and John H. N bills were allowed:
 clica services ...... slo9 Ol' .rned to meet Monday March | 80 pursuant to adjournment, Wednes- sG9, at ten o'clock a. m.
 Stevens, Chairman, Supervisors is and J II. Behan, Clerk
 yious meeting read and approved. ss.s.r Court House building examined by Board contractor, J. c. Camp seased from further obligation on lat he he entitled to a county war punt of said contract.
 At the Clerk of the Board be in- ar notice on the County Treasu- that be is hereby requested Co pay ,-cailed Territorial Treasurer no which be may now have or hereaf iccoant of the Territory, but that eccGnt Of the same to ths Board, al meeting
 bat the Clerk notify the County to pay Jail Bond No. III, drawn in wers.
 warrant be issued to H. Bower aeEt for lot purchased for county ss Soaats we're allowed;
 seiaes as Dist. AanrEsys -.-s... s6s 66 s5 aerchanass. ............-..-.- l4 7S Gr. ....-............ 70 % s~liankets. ets...........-.......... co co gernt Of Blair & Elliott, coffin fol 
 '@dhe County Recorder bc granted e1a0r two months.
 ed to next regular term.
 sasWIS A. STEVENS, Chairman. es.HAN, Clerk.
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yNRITING MATERIAL, of all kinds. w For Bale At ths pns;oaiee
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isG0. stten
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ct to his mistress.
 The compozitor 4 it up in printers iH
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Te, New Mexico. arson's rias.

new name for
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a ft t., M TEVENS, s yapai county. CT aaI re eaf sHAN, Clerk ... a. Gold HHt
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The Largest and Aost General Stoek qf Good ia hs Territory, or iH any one house
 south of San FnaHcisoo,