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Who IL Mrs Winsiows
AS this question is frequently asked viii simply ear
is lady who, for upwerds thirty years.
pgy devoted her time and talents female phystciAa
aud nurse principally among children. She especially
studied constitution OF this numerous class
and, result OF this effort and practical knowledge
tanned lifetime spent nurse and physician she has
compounded Soothing Syrup, for children eethug. I,
operates like macicgivins and health and m
over, se 10 regulate the bowels In consequence OF ths
article, Mrs. winsow 10 becoming world renowned as -
hencfaotor OF ber race children certainly and
bless her. especially is ths the in ihs city. Vast
quantities Of the Soothing Syrup daily sold and used
We thing Mrs wins,ov bas her by thtA
Invaluable article sincerely believe snousanus o'
children have bseu saved from aa early by it's us'sy
- and Tim, ,n,o,, VA, uaborp viii share beneG,s a
,n,. IN .unr ho bosqed No mother has discharged her
/
duty TO her suffering e ones IN oir opa'ou an ans o's
,,voo !, us scocs, Of MRs wtSsLow's SOOTHING
syRpP. Try u, meshsrs 8
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IRELAND.

Discharged from Custody.
QuEEEsTOwN, May 10, 1870.
Phillips, the alleged defauter has been discharged
from custody and the gold found in his possession
at the time OF his arrest has been restored TO him.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor
Items Of Metropolitan News.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past tweny-four hours In CON-
parson with the corresponding day OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Pharmacy,
HERALD Budding, Broadway, corner OF Ann street,
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Cristadoro's UnrivaiIcd lInir Dye.-SoiA
and applied at hm wig and scalp factory No. Astor House.

Diamonds. Watches aud Jewclry Selling
at reduced prices also taken In exchange and bought for
cash GEO. c. ALLEN, hls Broadway under st. Nicholas
broadway.
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BELGIUM.
Fatal Railroad Disaster.

Fatal Railroad Disaster.
BRUSSELS, May 10, 1870.
terrible accident occurred on a railroad near
LuxemburgI yesterday. 1t Is reported that twenty
persons were killed.
TO hand.
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shirts, Collars CuGs, Drawer

Unriralci 10 style andnianufact
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Cricket.

LONDON, May 10, 1870.
The cricket match between the right-handed and
leithanded professionals terminated to-day ut Lords
Cricket Grounds in favor OF the righthandel players
by eight runs.
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nfissisquoi Spring Water Cures Brishps Dis
ease OF the kineyo Scroula and ali impurities OF tho
blood See pamphlet.
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Can the Press be Freed .

La Ltbcrte asks for complete freedom OF the press
as the result OF the adoption Of the plebisctum and
proves that after years OF experience all efforts
against the opposition press are poweress.
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VERMONT.

Election for Delegates to the State COnstitu.
-tionui Convention-Woman Suffrage In Bad
Od0r.
MONTPELIER, May TO- 1870.
Tie election to-day for delegates to the Constitu.
tonal Convention called out but very light vote.
Hardly any interest was excited except upon the
proposition to incorporate woman sufrage into the
constitution. The Convention Will be composed Of
the ablest men in the state, and will be very
strongly n1t a opposed 20 woman 70 nan
Counc II is thought that all with tho possible ex-
ception OF the one abolishng the Council Of Censors,
VII 10 rejected by the Convention,
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TbLRCRAPIIIC NEWS
s FROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The. Paris BarricadeS, Movements Of
the Troops and General Agi-
tatiOn in the City.
Muster of the People in the Su-
burbs Of Paris and Fatal
Charge Of the Military.
The Approaches to Belleville, near Paris,
impossible This Morning.
Civic and National Returns of the
French Plebisoitum Vote.
An English Remedy for the Condition and
MisiOrtunes Of Greece.
FRANCE.
,~~~o.~o>~-,~~o.~>>>.
Tho Paris BarrIcades-Opcruti0ns Of the
Troops Against the Insurgents.
PARIS, May 1872 A. M.
The barrcades in the Rue lu Temple were quickly
carried anu there has been no further attempt to
erect them.
At this hour the city IS as quiet as usual.
Tho Bnrricades Cnrried by the Troopy-Paris
Quiet.
PARIS, May 11--s O'Clock A. NJ.
All the barrlcades were taken by the troops about
midnight and by one O'Clock this morning the Fa,
bourg du Temple and Belevelle were occupied by
the military.
Tranquility now prevails throughout the city,
The Barricade Fight MT BellevilIe-SevernI
Rioters Killed by the Troops-Approuch to
the Place Impossible.
PARIS, May 11-A. M.
The insurection at BelevInc, near this city, is still
serious
In the attack on the barricades thrown up by the
Several of the rioters were killed by the troops in
charging the barricades.
number of the insurgents were arrested by the
soldiers and police.
The approaches to Belleville from Paris are stl
impossible in consequence Of the crowds the
muster Of troops and the debris of the barricades.
ynvv L., awe.< D. N
Rather Ominous Dawn -Barricades Again.
PARIS. May 10-1P.M.
Several riots occurred late last night. They were
not serious.
Three or four barricades erected in the Belle
vile district, but they were feebly defended.
The troops carried them easily without firing
shot.
Shots were fired, but not by the soldiers.
There was great excitement throughout the night,
ana, indeed is now; but owing to the large display
OF troops the crowds are noisy than dan.
gereus.
The City Still Agitntcd mud in Alarm.
PARIS, May 1913 =. M.
1t is feared that the disturbances Of last night will
be renewed this evening; but ample measures have
been taken by the government TO maintain order.
Great crowds OF people are gathered In the
Faubourg du Temple.
The People EntrencIhed mt BelleviIle.
PARIS. May 10-1O r. M.
Barricades have again been thrown up in the Fau-
bourg du Temple, and also in Belleville, and the
troops are now operating against them
An Army Onlcer Reported Wounded.
PARIS, May 1910 p. NJ.
II Is reported that Captain Lafontaine, In COM
mand OF one or the attacking columns, was wounded
by pistol shot.
The Plcbiscitum V0tc-Returns from the
Great City Ccntres.
PARIS, May 1O-P M.
The Official returns of the votes cast during tho
ple0tsctum the various important city centres OF
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i.-Espcnscheid's Spring Lcvcc.-In All His
expeenee ns halter he has never had the pleasure OF
Ing such troops OF friends pour into his store For
unaey he has HATS enough aud various enough
satisfy them AL.
EsrENsCHEID. Manu- raeturer. liz tsassau street.
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The remains OF an unknown woman were yester-
day found floating in the DOCK foot OF Broome street.
East river. and taken TO the Morgue. Deceased
wore light check dress. but the remainder OF her
Clothing was not described
John Mcnamara, a man about forty seven years Of
age yesterday morning, while engaged in painting
| In the Manhattan Bank, No. 40 Wall street. was
seized with lit and falling down two or three steps
expired Ill lew minutes afterwards.
In an alteration Sunday night, between John
Cooney and Charles Corcoday, sailors, at the board
CoOney severely In the breast. Cooney went home
anu his assalant escaped.
Judge Ingraham delivered his opinion in the su-
pervisor election case yesterday, In which he &C.
knowledged that John Foley was entitled to his seat
MS claims beng Just, but considers 1t inexpedenr'
TO grant his application.
Charles Hebernicht German, died yesterday at
his residence. 7S5 Ninth avenue. from tho effects OF
injuries received by having been run over on Mon
day d. horse and wagon driven by Peter Bogert.
Ihe latter was arrested By the Twenty-second pre-
cnct police
meeting OF ex-onicers Of the United States
colored troops was held at Delmonco's yesterday,
Colonel ). W. Hgginson In the chair. Major G. b.
Halsted was appointed secretary. Resolutions were
adopted declaring that 1t was expedient to form an
association (which shall perpetuate the ties and
continue tho work OF those cOlored troops which
served during the war; A committee was ap-
pointed TO draft constitution and bylaws, after
which the meeting adjourned.
The following additional subscriptions have been
received for the benefit OF the sufferers at Richmond
to Henry Cews. treasurer OF the fund.-
Livingston, Fox CO........................ Co. 800
jonathan Sxurges. .-.................. 49,. $50
NHtnoHy ~ lOJ
VIM. Watson Co... o............................ 100
$3.50
Previously reported. 5,295
Total. .....$5,S45
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Senator Revels Win lecture this evening ut Cooper
Institute, on "The Tendency o. Our Age"
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EsparterO's Chances.

MADRID, May 10, 1870.
The chances Of the elevation or Espartero are im-
proving, especially since The proposition has been
coupled with the suggestion that Prm be declared
his successor on the throne.
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A.--Eor Kestoring the Originnl Colcr Of thy
HAIR, DISPENSING DANDRUFf AND CI.EANSIEa ffD
SCALP kEsIoRnR AMERICA is WITHOUT AN EQUAL.
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The steamer Lloyd Aspinwal, which was recently
released by the Spanish authorities sailed to-day for
Key West
Smallpox OF very malignant form is prevailing in
the city OF Havana and In many OF the interior towns
OF The island.
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A. Tor stylish and EIegant Hat 10 TO
ESPENSCHEID, manufactures, No. l1S Nassau street.
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INDIA.

ssIudianatiOn" Meetings in Bombay.
LONDON, May 10, 1870.
There is growing discomfort at the income tax in
Bombay, aud several 'indignation meetings have
been held,
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Oath Of nm Acade ,slcian.

Abol Francois vilcmain, the Perpetual Secretary
.eof the French Academy, died to-day.
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UNION 4 ADAMS 4 cos.
No. 637 Brodway, New York

Trusses, Elastic stockings, Bandagcs, &c..
Improved patterns, correct adjustment. Al SEELEv'S
establishment. no. 3 Ann street.
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Royni Havana LOttcry.-Prizes Paid In Gold.
Inform furnished The highest paid for Doboons
aod all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR Il co. Bankers, rs Wall street, N. T.
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An unknown man, aged about thirty-two years
was yesterday found corner OF Canal and Forsyth
streets, bleeding from cut on the head, inflicted b.
an unknown party. He was sent TO Bellevue Hospl
tai
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The following additional subscriptions have been
received for the benefit OF the sufferers at Richmond
to Henry CleWs, treasurer OF the fund.-
The execution of the Cuban General aoicouria has

The execution Of the Cuban General Goicouria has
created deep feeling OF indignation In this city,
where he had host OF friends and from present In.
icatlons would that the Spaniards are likely
to reap the reward OF their inhuman conduct. Ru-
mors OF warlikc expeditions being ready to leave
tis port for Cuba are agth rife, and cali s issued
by Colonel Drake DeKay, late OF the FortyfOurth in
fantry, United states Army, which Ia causing con-
siderable stir among our nllbusterng population.
News OF speedy movement by Americans against
the Spanish III Cuba may oc expected.
Gustav Frederick Charles Dicrd, alias Carl Freder-
lex Bierdompfel, who is charged with taking unto
himself wives than Is allowed by the statutes OF
this State, and eloping with another mans wife and
$1,000 OF his money the acts OF which have already
appeared IN the HERALD, was yesterday morning
eXaminat tion. The prisoner was released from the
island on Monday afternoon, VIII ire he had served
sentence OF six months, Tor abandoning and failing
TO cOntibte 10 the support OF wife No. g Wife NO.
very reluctantly appeared against her husband,
it is rnmOrel she has been living with another man
since her desertt0n.
The Medical Board OF the Eastern Dispensary held
It's regular monthly meeting at the rooms OF the
Dispensary yesterday, DR.. 0'Sulivan, president in
the chair Notwithstanding the uniavorabie charac-
ter OF the weather, The attendance and e exercises
we've Oi an unusually Interesting character. The
principal feature O the business lengthy aud
very elaborate paper on "vaccinait n by Dr. j. p
LOncs. He thought that II physlclans generally
fully understood The complete development Of the
va, disease, illustrated In Tie different cns -
exhibited they would be perfectly satisfied with the
COW pock as Ut present used rom ann to arm. He
showed that his cases presented no deviation from
the rules laid down by Dr. Jcnncr "a ne ressary to
the successful progress and result of vaccination,
VIZ: It's purity, It's harnlessness and iis complete
prOphylactic against smallpox. The discu sion wh,h
cnsuel was very animated ana participated in by
Drs. Garrsh OSullivan Gri,com, stem, Mulraney
and others.
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The laborers on the Harlem Railroad deport stol
ped work yesterday, in consequences OF an antic
pated reduction of wages.
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The Board OF Police Justices did not hold their
regular monthly session yesterday
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Bids for Spanish Favor.
HAVANA, May 10, 1870.
Private individuals throughout the island Of Cuba
are sending presents OF money and other articles to
the soldiers who captured the late rebel general,
Coicouria.
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Enalish National Police Job-A Temporary
Abdication Spoken OF.

VIENNA, May 10, 1870.
The Wien Pyesse says England undertakes to clear
Greece of brgands on the conditions tnat King
George temporarily withdraw regent be appointed,
the Ministry dismissed and the habeas corpus act
apappndaA
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Departure of the floyd, AspinwaIl-SmaiIpox
In the City.
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GREECE.
British ministerial Inauisition.

Nritish Ministerial Inquistion.
LONDON, May 10, 1870.
The Under Secretary Of Foreign Afairs Mr.. Otway,
Informed the House Of Commons tonight that orders
had been sent to Athens which would insure a
borough investigation OF the Marathon massacre.
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The French Constitution system.
MADRID, May 10, 1870.
The Spanish press comment unfavorably on the
Freucn plebiscitu0.
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The Army Vote Complete.
Secure aud Generous.

Secure and Generous.
PARIS, May 10-P. M.
La LtJeyte says the Emperor intends to abrogate
the decree banshing the members Of the Bourbon
and Orleans families.
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A.--sferring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l broadway, Murray street

A.-SS,5oO Renf--No EIcre.--Nusht0nss
pru Store removed Asor House years.
II Barclay street. Prices third below Broadway prices
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The remains Of an unknown woman were yeser
day found floating in the DOCK foot OF Broome street
East river, and taken TO the Morgue. Deceased
wore light check dress. but the remainder OF hel
clothing was not described
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of The ISLAND,
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Average temperature Tor corresponding date last
yeat'.''..' Oh
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A.--Siek Transit .--Tse Transition from (ra y
70 unnatural black brown effected by the hair dyes aud
kindred preparations Is indeed sckenng transit PIIA
Ions VIrALIA, the other hand restores the natural
hue to shade, and tg pleasant instead of sckenng
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Tho Returns Of the Nation.
PARIS, May 10-6 r. NJ
The returns of the vote Oh the pieblscitum
ceived from all parts Of the country except Algeria
foot up
Yes. 7210, 200
Observation-Disclosures. l,530,6Io
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LEOEAKD EALEOU'S "NEW TOKE SHIR1S."
made of New York Mills 1886 per dozen nHAND
MADE" Scnd ior circular and measurement blank an
up Sent free.
NOTICE.
Send orders dircct The "NEW YOKEs
Shirt sold in the storos all offered for
erfcls. and my make No goods genuine my
ap the SHIRT and written sigma
LEONARD s. BALIOU, Agent.
r.,,o. ., ,ho }Cclehrated ''F. Y. y" aud
ihVo"'"' VI '"S the New Yoke Shirt.
ONLY DEPOT Zs6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Temporarily removed to IA Brnadway during repatra
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John Mcnamara, man about forty-scven years Of
age, yesterday morning, while engaged in painting
In the Manhattan Bank No. 40 Wall street. was
seized with fit and falling down two or three steps
expired IN a few minutes Afterwards.
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Ger Repor,ed xyoundes.
The Returns Of tile Nntiou.

Totals received to eventng:-"Yes," 1905,
UNO.U 7O6 1865.
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CUBA.

Bids for spanish Favor.
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Arrivals at tho St. Charles Hotel

HIGH TONED ExcURsIoNlsTs- SAYS the
telegraph under date of New York May g.
A party of Boston men start May
TJune?1 Sd oman excursion to San Fran
cisco with An equal number of ladies.
A capital to the amount of fifty millions
Is represented. All their arrangements
are elaborate. They have nine cars
sumptuou,ly fitted up-a bar, restaur'
ant, sofas, beds, billiard tables, etc., for
the occasion. Governor Clafliu and the
Mayors of Boston and the surrounding
towns will be of the party. It has been
arranged for the Governors of the States
through which tney pass to meet them
on the confines of their States and es-
cort them through the State. A daily
paper is to be published. The affair is
in charge of Charles W. Brooks, Con-
sui of Japan at San Francisco, who is
here en- route to Washington to invite
the President and Cabinet, Senators and
Representatives to join the party.
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DICK ALLEN, ESQ, the active and ir-
rspressble agent of the Boston Life In.
surance Company was amongst US yes
terday. He found a place for two or
three policies. Attention is called TO
the inviting terms of insurance of this
company Set forth in their advertisement
in this paper.
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FAIRLY CoNvALEsCENT.-W were glad
to see Doctor Bronson, of Virginia, on
the streets yesterday. He has sufficient
~ recovered from his late injuries to be
fairly on his pins once more Glad to
note that so est,mable a gentleman and
accomplished physician is no, so Sc.
riously Injured as bis friends feared he
was.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PRosPECTIvE.-Cap

AMUsEMENTs IN PRosPECTIvE-Capt
Taylor, proprietor of the Alhambra
Tbeater, Virginia city, was in Carson
yesterday and told US that very soon his
company will appear at The Theater here.
ments when they do come
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A BAD LAMB.-A dispatch in last even
ing's News says:
Some members of the Light Guard COM
plain of their Captain, Alex. Badlam, that
while the company were on excursion tn
Caiistoga, last Sunday, he detailed sixteen
men 10 attend church in uniform with the
Lieutenant, End then took the remainder out
fishing.
We suppose the complaints came from
those who weren't in the fishing party.
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NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
UNITED STATES TAXES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Annual List OF Taxes for the Collection Dis
trict of the State of Nevada, embracing Assess
ments of Incomes for the year 1869, Special Taxes
for the fiscal year ending April 80, 1871. and the
Annual Taxes on Watches, Carriages and Plate,
has been returned tc me for collection, and ali
persons residing in the Sixth Division Of said Dis
trict, and embracing the Counties of Ormsby aud
Douglas, liable to pay such Taxes, are hereby no
titled that the same have become due and payable,
and will be received by me, my Office, in Carson
City, until and including the 10th day Of May,
1870. All persons who shall neglect or refuse to
pay such Taxes, within the time prescribed, shall
be liable to ray i've (5 per cent. additional, and
interest a the rate of a. per cont. per month.
together with such other costs ~ the law pre-
scYibes.
STEPHEN T. GAGE,
Coll. Dist. Of Nevada.
Carson City, Nay 5, 1870. lot
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RED CLOUD DIsGUslED.-A dispatch
from Omaha intlmates that General
Sberman's "brusque reply" TO the
Sioux Chief Red Cloud las greatly ir-
ritated that poientate, and that war and
Red Clouds demand was that he should
be allowed to 60 to Washington to have
q talk with " the Great Father" and
that he should be accompanied on his
journey by thirty-6ve of his warriors,
aud should be attended by General J ohm
F. Smith and another officer, whose
name we have forgotten. This demand
was based upon the Sioux theory that
the dignity of Red Cloud would suffer
if he treated with any less person
age than the President of the United
States. General Sherman's answer was
that Red Cloud should go back to bis
reservation and mind his business.
The idea that we are to have war
with this breecb -clouted ruf.ian and
beggar, unless we send him to Washing
ton with a large portion of his tribe, at
tended BY Major General, is too ridi-
cuious for serious comment. The Sioux
are the most powerful and insolent of
all the remaining tribes OF wild Indians.
They have not felt the power of the
Government since 1856, when General
Harvey met them at Ash Hollow.
Fourteen years is long time for an In-
dian to remember anything but revenge.
They have been getting FESTIVE of late,
and are evidently coming to believe that
the stories which have been told them
BY their ancestors and BY the successive
Peace Commissioners, concerning the
strength and resources of the white men,
are mere fables TO frighten squaws.
Possessed with this idea, it makes no
difference whether General Sherman
tells Red Cloud to 60 back 10 bis reser
walton or not the Sioux will never be-
lieve anything that they do not feel on
their hides.-CAieago Tribune, xy4 I.
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GREENBAcKs were quoted at SSc. in San
Francieco yesterday.
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STATE WARRANTS y tNTED. The highest price
paid FIX State Warrants, Ly the undersigned, at
V eiis = @ Cos offca. II. F. i.ICE.
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G. A. R.-Members are requested to at
tend at Masonic Hall tomorrow evening.
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ENLARGEMENT OF BUSINESS Premises.
The Brothers Olcovicb, dry goods mer-
chants, corner of Carson and Fourth
streets, have purchased the brick store
adjoiniug-,he building formerly occu-
pied by George F. Crowell-and will fit
it up for their occupancy-thef fact being
that their business has so increased
within the past few years that their
present headquarters are 100 limited in
dimensions. As evidence of prosper
ity, growing business and enterprise
this speaks well for the Olcovich Broth.
ers and is good sign of Carson times.