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Domestic markets-fBY TrIEo.apHI.

NEW YORK, April o.-Eooa.-Money steady
ut per cent. Sterling, loS Gold, l34H. 6.20s,
'62. 1908. North Carolina 8s, 81; new, 63h.
Virginia s's, old, IS; new, 81 4. Tennessee Hs,
ex-coupons. 6sh; new, 66H. .ss,5s
Flour, 59loc. lower. Corn dropping Fork
firm at ssl Lard Irmer; steam. lss@lsM.
Cotton quiet: uplands. 2sac. Turpentine
dropping at 47liSc. Resin firm etratreds
81 80 good strained, @2.52h. Freights quiet.
Ecening.-Cotton shade lower; sales y 100
to fair extra southern, ss.loQss.7o. Wheat
heavy. Corn lower; New Orleans white, 800.
Pork firm at S3lGs3i.l2h. Lard firm; kettle,
l93l9Ac. Whiskey heavy at 90c. Rice quiet;
Carolina, SA@sAc. Sugar easier. Other gro
ceries dull. Turpentine dull at 47h@4Sc.
Rosin firm. Freights dull; cotton, per steam,
3-l6c. -r.sl -.
BALTIMORE, April 20.-Cotton firm at 2skc.
Flour active; Howard street superfne, e6@
$3.50. Wheat dull; choice red, s2Ge2.20.
Corn weak; white, 79GS3c.; yellow, s448ec.
key unchanged. 49,.
Virginia 6's, old, 1914; 1868, Sc ls67's,
50A. North Carolina 6s, ex-coupons, @A.
Ali these figures bid. 70 IS
CINCINNATI, April 2o.-Whiskey dun at 9oc.
Pork quiet ct 43l. Bacon held at-Shouiders,
l3Ac. clear sides, l7c. sugar-cured hams, IL
ml9c. Lard not offered to any extent but
some sales made at Isle.
WrMIaGroN N. c., April 2o.-Spirits tur-
pentiue &c. better at 43c. crude steady at
81. Co to 1926. Tar Sc. better at $685.. Rcsin
| steady at $l.So8Sl.so. sa.. ag
NEW ORLEANS, April 20.-Cotton easier at
3sBc; sales, 100 bales; receipts, $50 bales
| exports, 1924 bales. Gold, 1874. New York
@loc.; prime, lac. Molasses-Fermenting, 90
| 6I5Jc. esLI .a#a#
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sT,ENCyz, TOOLS AND PLATES

~ BELLENOT, DIE s1NKER AND
W BRAND CUTTER, l4lo MAIN STREET:
The new patent Branding Iron, for marking an
adapted to branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Engravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes, In
delible Ink, Steel Dies, Alphabets, Zeal Presses
Brass and German Silver, Frames, eteel Bings
Checks, Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail. mhs
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Foreign markets-rBr TnLsasArHI

LONDON, April 20.-Eoon. 90.
United States bonds fiat at S0&.
LONDON, April 20.-Erening. Common rosin,
IS. Sd Turpentine, 3ls Sd. Tallow, 4Ss. SUI
gar, on the spot, $685.; afloat, 2ss. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, April 20.-Noon.-Cotton dull |;
uplands, l2lsd.; Orleans, l2'sd. Yarns and
fabrics at Manchester heavy. g.N
LIVERPOOL, April 20.-Erening. = Cotton
easier but not quotably lower; uplands, l2Sd.;
Orleans, l23ad. sales, 5000 bales.
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sfYoMMERCIAl.
Strain end Flsnr MARI 90 .
Corr 4sD Txoun Excri1aSs$
R1oHnoSp. Va. April 20, Eeo.
OFFERINGS.

e = - $3.50
What Red, 40 busflels. -. -.
Cbrn.-Wnits. 572 bushels. Yellow, Spus9s
els. Mixed, GA bushels.
. Olts.--40s bushels. s7 .SssS
Rye.-l62 bushels.
Screaaings.-37 bushels. sGss3ssfrf4 n
Hayes bushels.
.a SALES.
TVHsat.-None. g ~
b Corn.-White, so bushels prime at s7c. ~
bushels very good ut ssc., 70 bushels on pr.
vate terms Yellow. s bushels atsoc. Mixed,
$50 bushels very good on private tsrns; -
bushels good at Soc. 164 bushels very good ~
S6c.-to.ai, $50 bushels. ss,.-.
0nts.-loo bushels good at &C.; rs bushels
prime ut CSC. so bushels good on pTfvAB
terms. Total. lsS bushels. EEgslaiJ E
Rye.-44 bushels prime at 4l40; III buseeS
fair at 81 50. Total, 1855 bushels. s,s,.g
HGy.-e6 bales prime timothy az &i.0
Ra-ExHIBITEp.
Rye 50 bushels. ~
Misunderstanding Of Corn on Change TO.
day, 1874 bushels, OF which $50 were sold
market moderately active and prices steady.
Oats dull OF sale, but at unchanged rates. Rys
In better demand, and steady at the rates
ruling for several days past. y
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TIE ELECTION IN VIRaINIA.-A delega-
lion Of loyal Virginians, headed by Cover
nor Wells, have made an appointment with
the President on Friday next, when it Is
supposed some suggestion viii be made as
to the time Of holding an election, Wash
inoton Cirontele,
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THE CASE AGAINST GENERAL BUTLER.
BALTIMORE, April 2O.-The case Of Kim
berly Us. Benjamin Butler is pending be-
fore Chief Justice Chase-Addison s. Brent
for the plaintiff Cushing, Schley, and
Butler (the defendanD, for the defence.
The points discussed SO far seem adverse to
RutIer aI -
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!; MURDER AT CUMBERLAND, Mb.-Cstn,-
berland, Nd, April lg.-Jay Johnson, one
Of Harnden Express Company's messen-
gers on the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
railroad, was shot and killed here on a
railroad train this afternoon by runner
named Duckworth. The murderer is now
in iail.-Baltinore american.
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A MANIAC MURDERER.-Many Of our
readers remember the trial, conviction, and
sentence to death of Charles Younger foI
the murder of his wife, about three years
ago, in one Of the counties in the south.
western section Of this State. Before the
day fixed for his execution arrived Governor
Foreman respited him on the application Of
those who were conversant With the par;
ticulars Of the case. His sentence was Ill
timately COMMITTED to imprisonment in the
penitentiary for eighteen years. About one
month ago Younger began to show signs Of
mental arrangement, which have increased
until he is now raving maniac. So VIC
lent has he become that it requires the
strength of several men to control him, and
constant watch has to be maintained over
him lest he should ipjure himself or come
Of his fellow convicts.
Superintendent MeFadden informs uE
that the unfortunate man gives him more
trouble than all the other inmates of the
prison. 1t is impossible to bind him Sc.
curely, even with stout chains. On several
occasions he has broken heavy iron wrist
let's as if pipe stems, and has torn out the
iron and oak lining Of his cell as if made
Of paper. Application has been made to
have him removed to the asylum at Wes-
ton, but the authorities report that institu,
ton completely filled.
His longer continuance in the peniten-
tiary endangers the lives Of all who are
about him. Not long since he got hold Of
g stout iron bar and made an assault on the
boss carpenter, who barely escaped with
his life. Not long afterward he wrenched
from their fastenings the heavy oak plank
forming the partition between the cell in
which he was confined and the one adjoin'
ing, and continued his operations until ne
had forced his way through four or five
rooms, carrying terror to their inmates
Wheeling Intelligencer.
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Seguin. Campbell, and Castle, arctic join
the great Pareps organization in the fall.
Mr.. Dana has declined the sppraisership
Of this port, to which he was recently con-
frmed.-Nep York Herald. 100
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Trpu rrpr,prrru III, cons IN C4NaDA.

UNpRECEDENTED FLOODS IN CANADA.
MONTREAL, April 20.-Under the inau.
ence OF the heavy rains the ice has moved
everywhere with immense floods, which are
doing great damage throughout the Do
minion, ~s1---t.
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THE LAST MEXICAN REvOLUTI0y.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 20.--Mazs.lan ad-
vices report that the sinaloa revolution was
o decided failure.
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ofenbach'sg aYert-Vert" is nothing
more nor less than the familiar play Of
g The Pet of the Petticoats,". With iroi-
dental music and slight variations, 80
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OBITUARY.

PHILADELPHIA, April 2o.-Mitchell, the
mathematician, died at Vasar yesterday Of
debility, aged seventy six years.
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TERRIBLE STORM IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, ND, April 2O.-A terri
BILE hail storm occurred here last night,
prostratipg the telegraph lines, destroying
many buildings, and causing personal in
iuries, and probably loss Of life.
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TIE GLORIOUS UNCERTAINTY OF THE
LAv.-For long time there was suit in
the New York courts to ascertain to whom
the Christy estate belonged. Now the point
il the suit is to ascertain where the Christy
estate has pone
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.

HAEDWARE, CUTLERY, &c.
HARDWARE.
~ WATKINS, COTTRELL d CO.,
1907 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attention OF coun.
try merchants and the trade generally to our large
stock OF ENGLISH and AMERICAN HARD-
Dart of Locks Hinges Screws, Nails, &c., Pocket
and Table Cutlery, large and well.assorted
stock; Trace and Log Chains and Coll Chain;
ing aud Killing Hoes and q full assortment OF
Hemp and Manila Rope. In fact We have The
largest and hest selected stock we ever had to oer
our friends, t. v HON we would tender our kfndest
thanks for their liberal patronage, and We hope 70
merit always u continuance OF the same.
nh o6-lm WATKINS. CDTTRELL co.
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SCHOOL REPORTS.-GO TO THE DIE.
y PATCH PRINTINa-H0USE IL YOU WANT
THEM pRISpED NEATLY AND cHGAPTV Is
HAVE YOUR VISITING CARDS
ING-Ifur1S 5HB
A Ii KINDS OF PRINTING DONE In
IN THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART AT TEF
DISfs TOW pt {fNrVSE-HDffaE - = SET IA iS
nRuaGlSTS LABELS PRINTED AT
~ THE DISPATCH PRNTINa-HoUsE.
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THE WEATHER SOUTH.
SAVANNAH, Ga, April 2O.-The weather
is warm, With steady rains.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

~ UINNEss's EXTRA DUBLIN P0R-
At TER. brpwed by Messrs. lrth. Guinness,
90n & Co., and bottled for export by Messrs. y. %
J. Burke Dublin. q full supply Of this superior
z. q. TARDY u CO.,
ao1e Importers.
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. ISEFUftTED ENUdVTE.fEf--NI
.LUBA-THE MARY POWELL.
HAVANA, april 2O.-It is reported that q
heavy engagement has taken place between
the troops and insurgents near Remedies.
The marine court has rendered final
decision condemning the Americsn schooner
Msry Powell. s-
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TEN BARRELS
LACKGY'S MOUNTAIN WHISKEY
just received.
ANDREW j. GRAY d CO..
am No. Pearl Block.
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INSPECTORS OFFICE CITY Gas WoRKs,l
april II, 1850.
IMPORTANT TO GAS-CONsUMERS.-
l. BY resolution OF the City Council. passed No,
yember Q. issS. all delinquent gas bills due prior
chairman OF the Committee on Light for settle
rent All psrsons occupying hou 'es upon which
DE- ouent bills are due and wishing to obtain The
II "a OF gas. can have liberal discount made On
such bills by making application at the Inspector
Office, City Hall.
n. sWEsTAAS, =a
an 1.-stsyew Insps ctor of Gas.
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nv the Atlantic Cable
SAFETY OF DR.. LIVINGSTONE.

SAFETY OF DR.. LIVINGSTONE.
LONDON, April l9.-Accounts which go
to prove the safety of the Rev. Dr.. Living
stone, the celebrated African traveller, re-
specting whose fate 80 much uncertainty
prevailed recently, have just been re-
ceived in this city. 1t is reported to-day
that DR.. Livingstone left Zanzibar, in East
ern Africa, in January last for England
and that he would 60 overland to Cairo,
Egypt.
FRANCE.
PARIS, April 19.-The French Govern
ment refuses to modify its opinion as to
what subjects shall be submitted for discus
sion to the conference of France and Bel
GUM.
ITALY. II -
NAPLES, April 19.-The Bsllini theatre
was burned last night.
ROME, April lit is rumored that the
Emperor Napoleon has ordered the eyacua-
ton of Rome by the French troops in June
MILITARY RISING IN PORTUGAL.
LISBON, April IA military rising is
feared in Oporto, and the strictest precau-
tions have been taken by the Government.
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DIANO FOR RENT.-For rent, a PIANO.
L Address Box Is! city post Office, or m. Al"
at this office. ap 3o-sLT
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r ADtEs' FAIR,-The Indies of the United

r AIDES FAIR.-The ladies of the United
IL Presbyterian hurrh (Dr. Reads) will hold
a FAIR, to aid In the erection CT heir shurch, In
the ba ement OF the new building corner OF Grace
and Fourth streets commencing on MONDAY,
10Th Instant, at O'Clock, and continuing duricg
tile week. IN addition TO their usual amount OF
beautiful and necessary articles, man7 contrlb2-
lions have been received from northern cities.
making 1t one Of the most elegant e$nibt.ions they
have ever had.
Refreshments OF all sorts-includinS dinners,
lunches, &c.-servedin a superior.manner, Ct the
oar1s prices charged by the leading stores and
Restaurants In the city. ap 19-st
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AFFAIRS IN iVIRGINIA.

Captain b. B. Nichols has been appoint
ed postmaster for Norfolk city uics w. W.
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this city. FROM the evidence and papers
found among his effects, it appeared his
name was W. G. Blanton, of Greenville,
Washington county, Mississippi, and the
medical and other testimony showed that
he died from excessive drinking, which had
| been doubtless of long continuance, as he
was under the influence Of liquor when he
reached the hotel. He refused medical at
tendance till Captain Peyton insisted that
he should have physician, and DR.. Jones
was called in. 4 letter of introduction
from D. J. Campbell, of Greenville, Mis-
| sissippi, introducing him to Robert Irwin,
of Kingston, Canada West, speaks Of him
as zone of the most influential and sue
cessful planters of this section OF Missis-
sippi," and requesting Irwin to make his
stay in Canada as pleasant IS possible. Let
tiers from his mother were also found, show
ing the greatest affection and regard for
him.
Mr.. Frost telegraphed his friends 8,
once, and in connection with Captain
Green, city sergeant, took charge Of his
| effects and papers, and likewise ordered
the body to be deposited in respectable
manner in q vault, subject to the order Of
his friends. pawn ticket, dated the 18th
! instant, showed that he had obtained Q
loan of thirty dollars on his gold watch
in Richmond, paid his hotel bill on that
day at the Ballard House, and only seven
teen dollars was found on his person. He
reached the hotel here on Friday last. He
was fne-looking man, fully six feet high
and about forty-fVe years of age. MIR
Frost also wrote to the several parties WIT
seemed, from his papers, to be his friends
and relatives, and doubtless his remain
will be sent for.-Fred erickS6urg Ne,rs.
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Registry Agent,
Elkn LlCciInn PTcclnri

HUsiSgss IIoUsgs.--Thc number nf houses doing
business In Elko, may be summed up about as
follows: General merchandise, twenty-five ;
banking houses, two; saloons, fUrty.iye; for
watding aud commission houses, three; stove
aud tinwarc. three bookstores, two express
Offices, two: lumber yards, five; blacksmith
shops, ten; wagon shops. four; drug stores,
four. hotels. two; restaurants, seventeen !;
barber shops. I've stables and hay yards eight.
There are four daily lines OF siS.horse coaches
running between here and White Pine. aud in adj
dition, the town enjoys the luXufr Of eight attor.
ncys aud about As many physicians. besides
swarms Of gentlemen Of elegant leisure" aud
ladies of easy virtue" n. 10 this exhibit. there
can not be detected the germs Of 1ourshing
city. then we are no judges Of the elements which
lie at the foundation Of commercial and political
power.
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A WONDERFUL CrocK.-A clock which has
Just been completed for the Cathedral of
Bcauvas contains 10000 wheels, and in
dicatcs. among many other things, the days
of the week the month, the yCar. the signs
of the zodiac, the equation of time, the course
of the planets, the phases IF the moon, the
time Mt every capital in the world, the move
able icusts for one hundred years, the saints
days, etc. Perhaps the most curious part Of
the mechanism is that which gives the adj
ditional day III leap year. and which, con-
sequontly, is called into action only once in
-four years. The clock is wound up every
eight days. The main dial is twelve feet i'm
diameter, and the total cost exceeds $4,000.
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NOTICE

hcrchv given that will receive written objections
/ tO the right Ia vote Of any person above named up
tp o'clock, T.. NJ four days prior tn the day Of the
Special EleCtiun to hU held Monday June 2lst. 1859.
Persons whose ninfcs have been enormously Cu.
tCrcd ar uu'pccd. requested 10 appear before
at my Olicc and have the SAME corrected.
TIfOS. A. WATERMAN,
Registry Agent,
Elk0 Election Precinct.
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11froETATIoS PROM THE EAsT.-The Vir-
ginia Enterprise of June 18th, gives the fol-
lowing for the benefit of San Francisco
merchants
Wertheimer, cigar and tobacco merchant of
this city. has set the notable example of i'm
porting directly from the East He has re-
ceiyed his first lot of goods, and at rates that
will enable him to sell i'll this city at the samc
prices he formerly paid in San Francisco
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ZfNc FoE BuuUING.--ilt appears from actual
experiment that UEidntion proceeds for about
four years. gradually diminishing after the
first three months, whom it hnrdcns into a
protecting coat Of n daSk gray color. preserv-
ing the metal beneath from further dctc-
rioration. II appears TO be evident that y sheet
of zinc exposed TO the atmosphere for series
Of years loses little or nothing of its weight
or tbicSness. and that its surface remains hartl
and polished like ennmel.--irOu 1ye.
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IT is estimated that at the close of tho
fiscal year, ending June 80, the money orders
issued nt the different post offices throughout
the United States, will amount To $50, 900, 600
against 10000, 900 last yenr. There will be
225 new Offices established by July 1. the in
creased amount of business rendering such
additional facilities necessary.
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Han rGiCG or LrMngn.--rhc ruinously high
price at which timber Is held. detcrs many per.
scns from building so long az they can make u
canvas house answer their present purposes.
Ninety dollars coin per thousand feet is not with.
in the bounds Of reason when !! is only worth slj
at .hc Truckec.
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MYRIADs of grasshoppcrs arc feasting on
the railroad track near Green River, says the
Utah Reporter of June Q. The ticket agent
here informs us that ON Monday they stopped
n train of cars in that vicinity, and the pas
scnSers were compelled to ,iiymount and
throw sand on the track before they could
proceed. Our western exchanges chronicle
similar stoppages of trains by the grasshop-
pcrs.
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Iris reported that General Grants Quaker
agents are not doing very well with the Indian
tribes, because they bring rain with them
wherever they 20. "Um :" cried Hole-in-
thc-Bottle, big Indian chief of the Arap-
ahoes. Quake no good bring water no
whisky -
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4 SHRgwp GIn.n--rhat was II shrewd girl
and not devoid Of scrse either, who remarked
when other girls wore making fun of her short
skirts. and allotted to hU much shocked " the
exhibition thereof at party, "lf yCU'd only
pull up your dresses about your nCcks, whore
they ought 10 bc. they'd he US short as mine -
She was not troubled my more.
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AN order for n military reconnaissance of the
region South and Fast of White Pine, under
the direction Of Lieut. George III. Wheeler.
United States engineer, has been issued by
Major General Ord, commanding the Depart
mont of California. Camp llallcck IL to fur
nish men and supplies for tho expedition
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JrpGE wATsoS aud party Of prosrcctors will
start in a day or two ior ONyhec. by the way Of
Cope District and Red Mountain. The Judge
thinks nwyhcc pretty good country yct. and
unless hc finds something on his route through.
will tic to IL lwl!o longer.
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The White Pine News says it is quite COM
mon on Main street to hear men say to n
passing friend B" Let's go in and have some
thing to drink" Yesterday u druggist, not to
i" Say, Brown, let's 60 in and have somO
pills"
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TnE DUKE or EDrNBuRG CoMrSd. Prince
Arthur, Duke of Edinburg, second son of
Queen Victoria, is now supposed to be at
Honolulu, and, the IHd learns 10y letter from
the Islands, that there is talk Of his visiting
San Francisco. Gin suite of the Fenians.''
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TnE girl Addison, of Ulycrsonr England,
who hos lived in state of unconscionsness
and without food since last October. has, TO
the surprise of the iuc,iical faculty. regaii,2d
consciousness, and commenced talking md
eating. Hopes Of her recovery are enter
tanned
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JAY CooKE is arranging for the sale of the
bonds of the Northern Pacific Railway !:
while Fremont is negotiating ut London and
Frankfort for capital to push forward the In
Paso Southern Pacific.
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TnE Mayor of Portland Oregon. has tel
ogtnphcd George Francis Train. 10 know if hc
will deliver the 9Th of July oration in tha
city.
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OFFICIAL REGISTER

{ " ELECTORS REGISTERED IN THE EIKo
~ Election Precinct. for the Special Election for
Officers for Elko county, ON MONDAY, June II, A d.
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a Mono rrossman of the Montgomery
Nail 10 a candidate for Congress in Alabame