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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-07-01

JOE LocKE's gas bill for June, 1871,
was 81 20 at s. per 1000 feet for June,
1872, in the new company, at SO per 1000
feet, it is 81 go. Joe says he burnt no
more gas in June last than he did in
June, 1871. How is this2 His next-door
neighbor makes the same complaint.
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mors as . steamboat agent, who disd

! timers as steamboat agent. who died
on Thursday last.
The Ohio river improvement commits
sioE held another session few days
since at Cincinnati, and, after adopting
resolutions looking to preparation Of
material for the consideration of the
commissioners at the next meeting, adj
journed to meet at Cincinnati, Septem-
Der 18th. A resolution was adopted urg-
ing upon the officers the Importance Of
using all the appropriation made for the
| improvement Of the Ohio river at the
last session of Congress for the removal
of distractions and improvements of
navigation only.
The Charles Bodmann, 6rst-class
steamer, will pass down tomorrow even
ing for Vicksburg and New Orleans.
See her card.
The Sam Brown is off Four-mile bar
above Cincinnati and the Petrol no
longer sticks to the bar at Vevay.
On Thursday next the City of Helena
will bring a locomotive from Chicot to
Helena for the Arkansas Central rail
way, and that night the Helenians will
dance on the Helena after she reaches
that point.
Owing to some difference of opinion
between the Signal Bureau of the War
Department and the Western Union
Telegraph Company as to the tolls, there
will be no river or weather dispatches
received at the station here for day or
two. tI.
The feet and entirely new steamer
Geo. w. Cheek, Captain Geo. Malone,
will leave punctually at five pm. to-day,
for Helena, Friar's Point and all way
landings. G. H. Wildberger and Chas.
Jackson are her clerks.
The Colorado, Captain Luker, leaves
this evening at FIVE o'clock for Vicks-
burg and the bends. II. Deadrick is her
clerk.
The Belle Memphis, Captain Crane,
leaves this evening at five o'clock for
Cairo and St. Louis. Billy Blenker is
her purser.
The Thos. 81. Allen goes out to-mor-
row for the Arkansas.
ITEMs.-Five feet of water to Little
Rock Saturday, and twenty-six inches
above there to Fort Smith. Eugene
Smith and Pat Morrison, of the T. H.
Allen, are highly complimented by the
Van Buren, ark Press. The Eckert
takes Cairoites and Paducahians on a
picnic Thursday. Seven feet of water
from Cairo to Evansville. The Mary
Houston left New Orleans six hours be-
hind the Indiana, passed her under way
and arrived at Cairo three hours ahead.
The Atlantic and barges are due up.
The Il. c. Yeager left New Orleans Fri.
day night for st. Louis with 1900 tons of
freight, including 5000 sacks of salt,
$500 bars of railroad iron, 600 boxes of
sugar and $50 tons of miscellaneous
freight. The Peytona and 81. Clay
Wilson and barges, for the Ohio, will be
up tomorrow. Ed Ryland, an old steam
boat clerk, is lying dangerously i'll at
Rodney, Miss. N. B. Hatcher, clerk of
the Tom Jasper, has informed the Evans
vile wharfmaster that the wharfage paid
by the boat while lying at that point had
been paid under protest, and he will try
to recover the same from the city by an
action at law.
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The FoURTH.-Next Thursday will be
the glorious fourth, the day we celebrate
in grand style once more. Out of the
multiplicity of enjoyments that are Of
fered on that day it will be easy to select
some attraction. A great number Of
people will spend the day at James
Park in connection with the orphans,
who will then and there enjoy their an
nual picnic.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONEY.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFpicE,
MFupuTa TFNy .Julv l87

MEMPHIS. TENN. July /. 1872. q
Money matters have undergone no
material changes during the week. The
banks report decrease in deposits, but
the demand for loans is not yet, nor is it
likely to be pressing during the dull sea-
son. There is, however, fair demand
for loans, and discounts are made at 10
to IL per cent. per annum. The move
ment in
EXCHANGE
during the week has been light. Some
little cotton bills have been offered, but
the greater portion of that made has
been from other sources. The banks
buy at par and sell at lc premium.
There has also been but little done in
GOLD
and dealers have been compelled TO buy
dribbling amounts to make shipments.
To-day they are paying lib for small
amounts. Business in
LOCAL INVESTMENTS
has been more active. Memphis and
Charleston stock was offered at 34c,
with 33c bid. Arkansas leyee bonds
have been offered at 224c with the July
coupon and no purchasers. Mississippi
leyee bonds have appreciated in value,
and large sales were made during the
week. To-day the July interest, amount
ing to $4,000, was paid-a greater
portion by the First National Bank
and there is every indication that they
will be sought for henceforth as an in
vestment in preference to other bonds
in fact, it is stated that ring" has
been formed to purchase all the bonds
that are offered at reasonable prices.
with the understanding that the semi
annual interest would be paid promptly
as it fell due. In such case the bonds
would appreciate rapidly, and we should
not be surprised to hear of Csc being
refused within the next two months; 53c
is about the best bid on Memphis skies.
Small lots of county scrip were pur-
chased by dealers at 9O@9lc. One or
two of our national banks will, it is said,
declare a dividend of from 7@lO q
cent. during the next few days, which
makes the demand for stock in those in
stituions active. Insurance shares are
quiet, and other securities nominally as
followa.
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The movement in the staple has been
light during the week and receipts are
falling of rapidly here as well as at
other points. Prices remained steady
until Saturday, when decline in New
York and Liverpool caused withdrawal
from the market of spectators, but to-
day the demand is more active and sales
we're $50 bales at I9c for ordinary, 222
@23c for strict good ordinary, 23s@24c
for low middling and 24s@25c for strict
low middling and middling. d
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CAMERON CAsE.-In the Criminal
Court this morning the homicide case of
DR.. Cameron was argued till adjourn
ment. This afternoon Judge Flippin
will charge the jury, and decision will
probably be reached before evening.
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PERsoSAL.-Captain James o. Durff
showed himself on the streets Of Mem
phis this morning, after an absence of
several months in New Orleans, having
spent that time in showing the people of
the Crescent City what be knows about
river reporting.
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PUMPS, 44S Main street.

LocKE.-The well-known Joe Locke,
newsdealer and periodical merchant, at
1864 Main, near the corner of Jefferson,
keep on hand daily newspapers, foreign
papers and journals, pictorials, maya
zines and literary publications of all
binds
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THE LATRST SENSATION.

A sulphur well at the corner Of Ex-
change extended and Alabama streets is
creating quite q sensation just now.
Levi & Bro. are the owners of the well,
and also Of an ice house and a fine stock
of groceries at the same place. los
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CHICKEN LUScH-EURoPEAN STYLE
The Inauguration of the chicken lunch
at the famous Tivoli to-day was partici-
pated in by hundreds of guests. The
delicate chicken lunch will be spread at
the popular Tivoli every day. 1t is de-
licious, and no one can afford to miss
INDUCING in it daily, at 81 South Court
Souare
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PAUL WRIGHT, at 296 Main street, re-
ceives daily all the leading papers of
the country; also the principal periodi-
Gals, illustrated papers, and latest pub
locations in the literary line.
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The CoRoNER.-Coroner Modatt's re-
signation having been offered, it now be-
comes necessary for the County Court
to provide for the election of his sue
cessor. Several excellent gentlemen are
mentioned in connection with the po-
sition.
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FovRrH or JvLYTPIcxic.--A grand
picnic will be given at Gem Garden on
the glorious fourth. Dancing and other
amusements will commence early and
continue late, fine brass and string
band being in attendance. Main and
fernando street cars stop near the place.
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The old company sells gas at 81 20 per
1000. No charge for setting meters.
Office, 29l Second street. 59f
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HI. G. HOiIenberg has the finest
stock of pianos and organs in the
city. Call and see him IL you like
fair dealing and no humbug. SIT
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LfvxsBo0t. July Z. lfso a.m. :. coiteR
opens dull, Uplands. il1s@iiAdl Orleans.
i11fd. .IItff1 Uft t3tA
1:30 p.m.--Cotton Is quiet but steady. Up
Il 1ds, 1l1s@llhd; Orleans. 1l19d. Sales, TO-,
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No Politics an Local Omees.

/ am an Independent candidate for
Sheriff of Shelby county. If elected,
shall appoint the best men can get for
deputies VIII strive to do my duty to
the people of this county. The Office
shall never be used as political machine
while | am Sheriff. If consistent with
your views, will be glad to have your
support. Yours, with respect,
100 A. =, CURRY,
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shelby County warrants.

l have warrants for sale, receivable
for taxes, due aud past due: Persons
wishing to purchase will call on 5. z.
Read at Union and Planters Bank.
SGT JOHN B. ROBINSON.
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ENNoSs & SoN, the veteran newsmen
at 10 Jefferson aud 40 Main streets,
have received the latest publications,
daily papers from all points, weekly pic
torials, monthly magazines, both home
and foreign, and news goods of every
description.
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NEw YORK, July /.
COTTON.

Government securities are irregular. Ster
ling exchange is steady at ITO. Paid for car
rying gold, 2Scent,
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GENUINE Pavilion and Congress
Springs water for sale, Wholesale and
retail, by Moore & Hills, 2Sl Main st.
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In SESSION. Quarterly and Pro-
bate Courts were both in session this
morning. No business Of importance
was transacted in either court
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IcE boxes and refrigerators at cost,
l9l Main street, corner Of Washington:
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Remember the place.
SOUTHERN PALACE F,
S3s Main street.
D. c. 4 H. NJ. LOEwENsTINE.

BUSINESS INTEREST FOR SALE.-The
entire or one-half interest in retail
wine and beer business, located in a
most central part of the city, and doing
a large aud Aourishing trade, will be sold
at reasonable rate to a party desiring
to invest capital and thoroughly &C.
quainted with the business. Apply by
letter to A. B., care PUBLIC LEDGER
office. LOG
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MATTRESSES and awnings made to
order at Martin Eyke's, 81 Madison st.
40
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CIGARS.
DENTISTRY.
DIR. Sneed, Dentist,

nFSPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS PROBES
III, sionai Services 70 the citizens Of Memphis
and surrounding country.
Ofice IN the Madam Vincent building cor
aer OF Court and Second streets.
Nemphis, Jane Is, lsI2. HIs WILL
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PUBLIC LEDGER.
once: No. Is Madison Street.
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
THE CITY.

PITTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 282 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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Buy your wood from C II. John
son, III Poplar ST., near Fourth. 2t
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IHAvE Camel coal, elegant for cook.
ing. GEO. MELLERsH.
107
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OLD furniture made to look as well as
new, at Martin Eyke's, 81 Madison st.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

bHAlS InAl LEAf lO-DAls
St. Belle Memphis p. m
Nlcksburg .....,.........5 y. IN
Friars Point...G. w. Cheek.................5p. IN
New Orleans. Richmond p.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Phil Allin, Friar' Point.
" Belle st. Louis. Vicksburg.
" Glencoe, New Orleans.
" James Howard, Evansville.
" Great Republic, New Orleans.
" st. Francis, Wittsburg.
" A. ]. White, Chicot City.
G. W. Cheek, Friar's Point.
Belle Memphis, St. Louis.
q" Nick Longworth, New Orleans.
" r. c. Gray, Cincinnati.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Belle St. Louis, st. Louis.
Glencoe, St. Louis.
Great Republic, st. Louis.
" James Howard, New Orleans.
" Nick Longworth, Louisville.
4" R. c. Gray, Arkansas river.
BOATS IN PORT.
Phil Allin, St. Francis, Undine, A. j.
White, G. W. Cheek, Belle Memphis.
RIVERS, BUSINESS AND MISCELLANEOUS.
The river has fallen fourteen inches
since our last report, and is now thirteen
and half feet above low water. The
Ohio is rising at Louisville and Cincin-
natl, and falling above the last named
point. The Illinois, Missouri, Missis
sippi and the upper as well as lowel
tributaries of the same are falling, anC
with the present hot weather low water
everywhere is anticipated in short order
Light draught boats will soon be in de
mand in all the streams. Yesterday the
weather was hot; to-day is hotter still.
The rise and fall at other points since our
last issue, as reported by the Signal Service
Bureau, is as follows:
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Coke AND Coal TAR for sale at Gas
Companys Office, POI Second st. rot
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GRAVEL, or composition roofing, both
GENUINE, by E. C. Jones, 2773 Second st.
Qgt
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Fans for rocking chairs at Ames,
Beattie & Co. Quantities at reduced
prices-No. 1896 Main street. 1857
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NwDEMoREsr's Patterns, all kinds
styles and sizes, at 2l3 Main st, 1891
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar.
thOIOmew d Allen, 40 N. Court. 10lt
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Music and lunch every night at the
National Beer Garden, 1876 Main st. 96f
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lo;l5 a.m.-COttOn is quiet and quotations
UNCHANGED.
l2;l5 p.m.-Cotton Is irregular. Spot sales.
September. PKG
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tBelOw high water.
Blank (......) indicates no report; cipher (O)
stationary.
Observer Signal Service. U. S. A.
PORT NEWS
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Chickerfng Pianos, 2z4 Second st.
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Receipts for the week are 655, ship
ments 1922, and sales 1850, against re-
spcctively, 500, $40 and 900 last week,
and 1880. ll42 and 800 the correspond.
ing week last year, and 73l received and
ll42 shipped the year previous, when the
stock on hand was 1850.
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Sp.m;-COtton closed nominal. Sales for
2 s-lsci October, eO1Se; November ls,lo.
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NEw YORK. July l. 10 a.m.-The market
opens quiet Sales at all United States ports
yesterday. 100; receipts. go: here, lOS. Sales
for July, 243{; August, 25l<c; September,
25sc; October, 201<; November. 1s11e; De
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FOR SALE.

nor SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS .SUITA-
Z BILE for wrapping paper, very cheap, at
Public Ledger office. lOlI
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yXTANTED-CoNsU TO TAKE GAS
w from the old company at 81 20 per 100;
No charge for setting meters. Once, vi
Second street. 50-I
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LIST OF AGENTS.

| TiTUsNIlLE, CHUrCH Run AND Nls iissr
TY-SrtPIlEN Oof. Office, ha'nll'G,i,s T., tar
store, add, ~ Tiusyille, Pa Assistant oohn
SERVER, ,, vtrINI
TIiUsyILLE, CHURCH RI N AND viV,sa Msn
TY--H. II THOMAS. once and ADDRESS, '"'"
ion Huuse. itusYil'e, p. .,,,or m.
SHAn hURG AND vl'INlTY-tEun'MiLio Pa.
WIN. Office, Shamourg; residence, Iitus'''''
ENrfHFRiSE rLFAsA>TvlLLLao hEaSS hEaS
FARM AN PlTIiCi.a " GEO. pIea,.
iLIET One and address, Cnnsr House. i''
antvllc Assi-taAt, n. & iluItinetnn;x cuAs
TinIOUi AMI WEST iltRohaa.. Tid.
CLARK. uficr and a,dress. Exp ess NICE ''
Iute. IA. Assistant. 4. G Beardsley,, ,,c,NITY-
PETROLEUM UbvrRE AMP VIE, Cen.
LEVI MASON "fic, andnddress, fetr"'u"
re, Pa Assistant, Charles FlnchtoId .,o, wing
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and pis''S' ~, M 10
nil Greek and Cherry krn. iion Hlsh! .diress
.cClint0rsville--JA tSSAUNDE = ,.n, dsrs.
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. luther ID
Charles " Cochran and Wila lloyi n n. NO
MoCL'NrnCEviLtE OIL CITY Az Pa
"a. $. v ST. Address, oil city or "e'o'
| SHHS. IN, %eaG ALONG THze AlLroHEN,Y, rlf,
Ek-Z ., LIB u Office md nddres., ppaa%hErs
SCRllBG Ass, v TER FARM 4, T, Office
LANnINr-PICiIARD W. RElflEbnpW Pr
and addr IS >'ruberass, Assistant H.
tcrheld, address tmltnton, Ia. .a r.
VET NiR iiNIA-C ID. ANGEL, ANA an
oOK ADDRESS, Parksrshurg West Vlrs.n"C 20
Roberts Petroleum T0Tpeo"
mAy3-dly.
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llIgI1I|LIllIE,I III
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so'w me IN rd ~ many iiv & pcrnsuvnf c rru "a
DR. n ler's v geteh' hheumsti. Re neny; AID
further reward vi 500 FIR any case II Chr mic o
Iniiaumfaory hheu mism, Neuralgia Rheumatic
Aglo Nctftica n kh-unais.n OF he itus il
will not cure. The Rheumatic syrup is used in
wardiy onty. pleasant to the TASTE Nd grsrant I'd
ft'e from injnn MS dru =. 1t ia not qda,k ,n,d
ine but thb Hcientih prescription OF los. :. Filter
VI II. 'nrssor 81 oxico &, sln o. emf n,
gia1Gatc o. the ce'ehrsted Urivtrsify ~ ems
vania, A ID 1873 whosa en'irc proI-siuudlif
bcen dero'ed pee a'y thi. dsea.e Srhl- trL
afai'n under solemn oath is ,n-ui nlinisl, Il.
lieved to be IN" only positive, reliable ,n,al,ibl
specac ever discovered The proof That no o h,.
spccih. exfste 10 toInn in every,coriunu 10 prr
soi am G'td r many ar> aud ri ,llH rms l.
phvs'ci'hs could cure H. if spec n did OK II, hi
would not be i-"--H fat thG ninsl he uul,pr> tl s
al nired. he oft c''v,d sufferer may vi-r \
ask, whst senu iy or eyiie c" has lie iha iir. r't
ier' Eheum 'ic Syup will CIR his ctse IN,
protect n ii'r' to sufferers ssiu.t iuposiii n /.
IN ie'iy signed contr CT which e'il BE- fursatrG
W'thnn' charge to ANY -uf rsr sen iuv b, nor
s 1p'i'n u am cuon; his giIalai lee will STAT
IN; ;'XicI nnn ser uf titles war n ed 10 cure and
n ci-e "f failure tn money psid rill re r,.iurud
the PIT n, No ttnrr remrdy ha- cv.r h,.u
ieren on Ehch llber = aud hunOubic erni.. Me
u a!vlct wih certifit atB fruu. prnniinrrt f',v
icitl', cl .rcync.. &C wh, ave been cured t.i
AN ot et eatments nave fti e s.nt Nv le.tfi
gr 'ti'. Ahr,ed r,rii,iy in,ifrd 10 ar 4, Go- .d
1icN - the pr pm Oh 80 20 South Fourth street.
Philade'p phia, Pa DR.. Filters ah,umn,ic syru,
is sold By d.ig,i is. ''"'
E .tftt ". GIHioNS,
Sole Aifnt = tru'ern Centre, p,
/ lie, Pa.
A. 4. CnAMsGRLIN q CO., Sole Aet's Rous
Vile q rrr .U
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~
A-thn-. The relief ard cures Ct l. are marvel
uus.
prruchiti-. Evcy su.f,scr will find relief and
Yhr NJ Ai'm'ns require only cw dos
! 'l. pisga e.. H. cured ca IS pronounced in.
cus,h'u
ncb'lity. Itrcroyares AID iuviaornc, tie .ys-
ten.
Liver Complaint Most elective regulator If this
ur.1n.
n''p'Vsii It's healthy att on on 'tc stomach
cures I.
Nrprilz r 1t is hcalt giving and appel t..re
4 ring.
Urnary Nreans Acli,n Oh ia M is II ar';gd and
I'uuui
-. CgeDgl's WINE GE ia; is ljc1
The - d Ci nl gflid OF 1aT ct Ii WIN
We, bl IL Credif'l Of md u''Cd vl'n' W icii
nDik % unsIlr Il, NOT oI'y Tor l. tc g mpnnt-
e3I" eraod. hn II t@pttsy rrktOF's y"
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a.t' The yer AMI p,'s 'he,,t" ", rs ca IS I G
70 d = z ST. md III !; pm % hl1.d. nG b 80 20
viva ~ pprec'atnd tot s0udcn' -i.S fly 10
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l't diving tom prep .rS.r- uf r.
truok inc N ytu Vii I'D yuur ie-'fE CO..
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h 'rto i're.aryd % ly b. fLiNhG { .yOk S
co. Sod by DEu- g,ts everywhere
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Ne tnye II large sI,c v ell 80 ecle, p,ock tf
SCl!.inG .Aa'>Tia. tmhs,h. he vet
latest .t! !ura NC H,r a.. irulc ouail q, eAp,ui
ion " vIl ~ every variety ia Il satis4Cit;y u,ar,.,
Wjru Gus'!, Jobs win he neatly printed IA CnInks
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G,;VlThTJoNs CIRCtL.Ak> y,:oCBAMME
CAkDc, TICK ETS. Etc.


Merchants, Lawyers. Justices or the Peace. land
AreWS Oil Nen ~ and Agents, lnsu rnlc, Agents
,Npi'ssmen other paitie- IN wait are in oimcd
thft W are prep ID @ cute iaer 4 XII ds of
hhA ks, business or leg 81, Ieguir d in his COM
rlunily
JoOs.ug ratrcnaga respectfully solicited.
c. WrCUR
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Wives of penitentiary officials
may be called Dolly Wardens.
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Kiss your bride before marriage.
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FOR SALE!

ny 4 VOTE NFgHE CITIZENS Of School
iis,ricr No. }. Car-"n City, II LEM aid
auid,- . thslr,s,. h"ret"f,re occl piee by tie
Public Schools, in sail District. are "hare'. for
sale. srd if Ito. aald prior to the lStdiy OF Aul Hs'
re-t. viii te offered at Public auction IN that
Ga,, Apply ~ the Board o. Trustees.
= H.&WRIGiIT. Clerk.
Carson City, July 5, 1872 Jy6-taul
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Application fer Patent.
Q. 8 LAND OFFICE.
AURORA, NEVADA. April 4th. 1872.

Us IaND VEL tc1s
AURORA, Nevada. April lth. M
-OTIC Is Hereby GIVEN THAT HENRY
G. GLA>DEL and 4 j. POPE have this
!ay filed in this office a diagram and motto; Of ap
riicatr n Tor patent from the United States. under
Act Of c, ngress. approved July Goth, 1856, Tor one
thousand Il .00G) llneal feet Of a certain vein or
Iod. Of q artz. or ther rock, in place bearing
~cld. silv. T. copper. and other metals, commonly
=. He'd ard known as the Dolores Lode = aud
Dol res ScI and Silver Mining Comp any. oitaated
in the Wilsoat Mining Dist let. E-lne~alda county,
SAFE Of Npvaia. Said claim IS bound d IN the
north lv TN. extension Of the Dolores Company,
ard on IT, south by tie Mount : erHor Comnary,
and is II ore rfrtIrui4riv described as I Hove =:
Commencing At lie location of the r0tfce ~postcton
tie cain. and runnin- thence in a northe4stefiS
direction one thousand rect TO a stake cog e1sTE
! also. ne hume ed feet on each siie of said vain or
, lode for ii c CONVEX ient use of working siiu claim:
the sane being on unsrrveye Ell land.
Said cIairn il more particular Y described in The
| rotice and disgrap posted III tins orr hEd Oh
the claitl. "1LsoS BliiEt.
J ape-9vd U. :, sRegikte-.
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The following ludicrous sentence
is the result Of a compositor's erro-
neous punctuation: Cesar entered
upon his head, his helmet upon his
feet, armed sandals upon his brow,
a cloud in his right hand, his faith
full sword in his eye, an angry
glare"