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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The Democratic County Central
Committee Of Humboldt county
meets at Winnemucca to-day, for the
purpose mainly, we presume, of Civ
ing an expression relative to the call
inc of a State Convention to elect
delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

A smelling furnace at Salt Lake
uses n thousand bushels of coal
per day. The Salt Lake demand
amounts to over 5000 bushels per
day.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Cotton manufacturers in the South
are on the increase; $50, 900 spindles
are now in active operation. Most
of the mills are in Georgia. Those
o IN operation are said to pay from
lO to 20 per cent. on capitals ranging
from 500, 900 to $3.50, 900.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The Times. of Marshall, Iowa, is
an out-and-o out Wilson paper. 1t is
for James F. Wilson for President,
Henry Wilson for Vice President,
and James Wilson, of Tama, for
Congress in the new Fifth District.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

James Gordon Bennett died in
New York city last Saturday even
ing at Z o'clock. His son and daugh-
ter are expected to arrive home from
Europe next Saturday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

An employment Office in Chicago
advertises for any number of girls to
fill situations in families, promising
them from So to $40 per week wages.
and carriages waiting at the door to
take them to their places"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The very men who denounce Gree
ley for signing the bail bond of JEFF
ferson Davis put Gerrith Smith. the
very man whose signature stood next
to Nj. Greeley's on the document,
at the head of the delegation to the
Philadelphia Convention?
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
THE EUREKA SENTINEL.

We believe it is recognized a.
truth, that the faculty of mind mos
cultivated is the most developed
For a few months past. the calf Of
the Eureka Sentinel has been blatins
its dissatisfaction at having beer
weaned, and in the most natural way
for it, has beloved its disapproval
in the vein and slang it would nee
e~ssarily have heretofore picked up in
its earnest strugglefor hash, through
its mixed occupation of bean poker
player and penny-a-liner. 1t became
necessary, as a journalist, to rebuke
his impertinence and falsehood,
when he maligned two of the State
officers, with the intention, as We
said at the time, and repeat now, of
making them acknowledge their OBJ
legations to this jackanapes, for their
success "in reaching places of
power and emolumentin this State"
in the shape of a few hundred dol
lars, as be claims, through his "un-
rewarded exertions." The creature,
by virtue Of his calling, has cult
waited and developed the faculty for
lying, until it is his natural Ian
guage, as plainly manifested in his
charges against the officers alluded
to, in which he stated facts, capable
of proof, if they existed, bnt which
he knows well did not. He now
vents his spleen by the use of cpl
thets such as "mendicant," seat
tie, "barnacle," etc. There is one
announcements of principle we are
glad to see admitted by him, and
which we express in his own words.
"It not unfrequently becomes nee
essary for a gentleman to descend to
the d~isagreeable duty of applying
his boot to an insolent ruffian," else
We do not see what other redress we
could have as against him.
1t was an allusion to his article, in
o former issue of the Sentinel, nam
ing the newspapers that had taken
the lead, in Nevada, in the proposed
Endorsement Of Greeley by the Bal
timore Convention, in which he
falsely included the Sentinel as one
of them, that called forth the bill
lingsgate embraced in the article we
now notice, headed. "A isagreeable
Duty" In the history of the past,
he in the last election controlled
the destiny of the State, and has
been so basely and ungratefully
treated by the powers that be-" and
has caused such an intense excite
ment in his efforts at redress, the
inquiry arises-If he takes sides
for the Cincinnati nominees and
elects them las he doubtless will,
if he exerts HIMSELF and Greeley
should fail to call him to the editor
ial chair of the Tribune, or have him
made Government Printer, or to
give him a frst-class foreign mission,
what would be the results to the
Greeley administration They might
be appalling. We call upon the
party to deliberate it mature)y, and
upon the country at large, to be in
for the emergency to
such results might give birth.
Now, to the calf of the Eureka
Sentinel we say, from this time for
ward We treat you with silent con-
and will as utterly disregard
blatings as have Ills Excellency
the Governor, and the Attorney
General.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The Chicago Times thinks that
when Radical papers speak of Grant
as "the father of the Union," it is
pretty good evidence that they are
looking for pap"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

George B. Walker, of Salt Lake
City, has purchased the Eagle mine.
Spring Valley Canyon, Humboldt
county, for the sum of SIT 900. A
mill is to be erected at an early day
for working the ores from said mine.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The Irish Democratic Union in
New York city have Endorsed Gree
ley and recommend his nomination
at Baltimore.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

All the county Democratic Con-
ventions held in California thus far
have elected Greeley delegates to the
State Convention.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Accounts from England indicate
that grain crops will be good. the
weather being favorable thereto.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

An Eastern exchange says: "One
reason why the Philadelphia Inquirer
is opposed to Greeley is because he
has but two brothers-in-law. The
idea of running this great Govern
ment with but two brothers in-law is
absurd"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Judge Lorenzo Sawyer and family,
of San Francisco, r pleasure hunt
ing in Salt Lake City.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
LOST,

an SUNDAY, JUNE 2, 1872, BETWEEN II
" dwelling houses of Colonel Curry and Judge
Wright. A GOLD LpCkEr and CHAIN The
Luckeu Contains a photograph Of Mr. Curry. The
Under will be lite ally rev udei by leaving the
property at this ofioe, or at the re idence OF
j+tf A. CURRY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Stocks opened quiet in Sau Fran
cisco yesterday morning, but appar-
emily frmer. The impression pre-
walls that the bottom has been
reached.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Mrs. Fairs case came mp in the San
District Court, yesterday
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

A woman's Suffrage Convention
will meet in San francisco on the
18th instant.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
LOST.

TWO MEMORANDUM BOOKS, TOGETHER
i With letter directed to q. J. NUDGE,
care Gaige 1 May, Maeneia Falcon. Cars"n City.
Tho same. returned to this Office Or ct Magnolia
Saloon. viii b libssa1y rewarded.
isl.tf GApGI / NAY.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Our energetic Congressman from
this State, Chas. ". Kendall, has
again placed US under obligatios for
public documents, also a neatly
printed pamphlet giving the closing
argument of Adoph Sutro, on the
bill before Congress to aid the Sutro
Tunnel, delivered before the House
Committee on Mines and Mining,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04
VIRGINIA & TRUCKER r. R. Co.

TrHE ANNUAL MEETING OF sTOCKHOLD-
i ers will lie held at the Office Of the Company.
Virginia City, Juns n, ut 12H.
TIb0NA0 NENZIRS.
ny0to osssstGr-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The New York Express says: "Mr.
Voorhees,, NJ. c., cannot directly
support Greeley, because he is Re
publican. and a Indirectly sup
port Grant, who is both a Repub-
lican and. if the record of Mr.. Voor-
hees is true, a tyrant and a despot,
and in politics the most dangerous
man in the country"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

The San Francisco Examiner SAYS
if the friends of the various Radical
candidates for Vice-President on the
Grant ticket are to be believed, re-
marks the Detroit Union, there ia
but little hopefor Grant. Each ones
friends swear that if their candidate
does not get the nomination, their
State will go Democratic this Fall.
We are inclined, for this once. to
agree with them all on the subject.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-06-04

Secretary Boutwell, is reported to
have said that president Grant
would receive a greater relative vote
than any candidate since Monroe"
and the Boston Courier remarks:
I'VE have no convenient means CT
as%certaining the number of Monroe's
relatives, but we have some know
ledge of Grants, and without demand
upon Secretary Boutwell's figures
we will admit for this occasion
only-the truth of his assertion"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

- Gentle Anna Dickinson Is patching up .
Greeley lecture for campaign uso.
= yBrignOli declined TO take part In the Boston
Jubilee.
II The venerable Father Cleveland, - OF be-
ton, Is recovering from his rocent indispo6itiOn-
"A statue Of Miles StAndlsh is 10 be erected
on tower one hundred foet high At Duxbury,
Mas.
m. d. Conway tells 4 frightfal tale Of an
EnElishman Wh0 has lust returned from New
zealand with new poem Of lAOO0 linos.
. 0aVaII does not meet with the success In
eolieeunG money fOT the Italian churches be
h. eHpSetsd
ssneatloaai report comes 70 New York
rom Long Braneh, IL 'hish Nra Helen Joseph
ne MAnsneld tbs prominence. IL SEM,
IAOm ths ,tatema sisen, that josie, In con-.
pAny WIN Mr. Chamberlain, recently re-
PAIRED % LonE bfaheh, and Uhlls there Mrs
log 70 rspoFt entsGsd the slab-hauSs where the
pair we're enseoneod and BY free use VI pistol
destroyed the mirrors, ks, that came M her
way, Whils Josio ned fFOm = back doaF IRE
damage 10 the elub-houss 10 estimated Al t3 OOl'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
WHY MR. stHURz DOES NOT SPEAK FOR
GREELEY.

A few days ago we called attention 10 the
fact that the managing editor Of the Tribune
had, in obedience to an order Of his chief
and Of Con. Cochrane, the chairman OF the
Liberal Republican Committee, came 10
Washington to persuade Mr.. schnrE TO 20 to
New York 10 speak nj the Greeley ratifca-
tIon meeting. We alsO said that Senator
schurz had pereInptorily declined TO do so,
and that similar applications TO other Com
greSsmen were equally unsuccessful. The
Liberal organs Immediately started the story
that Mr.. schurz was writing "a great cam
pGigu speeeh"-was primlng and loading an
Immense oratorical gun. which would be duly
hred from Mr.. Greeley's platform. It turns
out that this report Is utterly untTuthful;
that Mr.. sehurz Is not writing q speech, and
that he cannot DO induced to say q word for
the Cincinnati nominee. The New York
EUeRtng Post, apparently by authority,
gives II point blank contradiction.
The position Of coldness, II not Of absolute
hostility, which the Missouri Senator has so
suddenly assumed, psrpleNes aud dsmorallEes
the shiVerlng crowd OF political mAleoutents
and consplralors who went up with him to
Cincinnati, and who feel utterly lost without
his leadership. He il, II seems, being visited
by delegation after delegation, but they get
no satisfaction whatever from him. EH.sen-
ator Ross has been to see him, and so has ex-
Senator Warner, OF Alabama, but they re-
cSlVed no aid or comfort
The fact is, Mr., sehurz Is utterly dlsgusted
and dissatisfied with the nomlnailOn made At
Cincinnati. The insight he has had into the
Liberal movement during the lAst couple OF
weeks has not fayorAbly impressed him. He
does not like his associates. He does not be-
llsVs In shouting reform whsn reform Ia In
possible at the hands Of the men who cap
tuTed the Cincinnati convention,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

An ms vtcp pppa,nFrry
Fhsssih' sssn, -, - - .a, ,hs phn.As,nhIs Eortb
-, r,In,od an .,,IcIs dem.Ddiny the
- -. -, ~, p.,,,h,,o.D ,,cR.t for
. pona!,Iv.n,an IA g.Yo .on,s verv stroug
-, .,s.,..,I.I .o..an. T., .nnnort of lis
',D-.-,,S.' 80 ~, ~. -, ., N. coming
susSe'1'o",'""s s,,o ~, '"o o.u a.. K.v.,ons
go go w.. -. ~, ~ - IN tho irniop
os''e' NI' i,ura =. i'''I a.. ,nsn,to., mo,
- >, - 80, rncd N carrv
| :, y. 'S se,,u ",,a.s, nol,icaI sagaclty
~ ,,,,d,,J ,hai PcnnsyIvania
.,o,,. - s' s.o,..d hv ..lectIng the candidate
o. ,,',, w. pr.s,dsncv from The ranks Of
~, s,.,,nsni.b,5 sons. The North Am,rioan
a,a moi Indicate its own choice, although IL
aonh,Is.. bad and has one. but referred the
s.sisct 10 me people and the press, inviting
InoyIrv and discussion and a fair consIdera-
lion Of the Question,
Pepnsylyanla ia rlsh and tor,nnate IN the
number Of her citizens who could grace the
vice Presidential chair. There 4. John NJ.
Rad Tho Iudrs Of tbe soprens Court, Sen.
a,or scott Jnage NJ Rus.eil Tbayer. wIu
va. Formerly IL Copgress. Judr. j. T.
clark. Hars. who has be,,n for twenty years
a iuape Of The state piatrIct Court, one Of
the mos, houored Of PrnnaylyanIa's hoSored
,nd,cIarv wonld make a splendid presiding
oo,csr ~ tha ssn,to. Judge Kelley, whose
tnms /. more Than national, has fairly earned
| ,ha, or e,vo o,her no.ltIon at tho hands Of his
coun,rymcp and OF the Republican party.
FY.Goyerpor Curtin would strengthen the
ticket and arouse the old war spirit II We
look 70 our own profession, there /. one John
w. Pornev api Morton MeMlchael and
George W. Chlidi, all Of them distinguished
,onrnali.ts. whom We should delight to see
honored. Among the railroad insu are Col.
on.l aco,, ana n m C.meron IN. worthy
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

\ WESTERN CONTEMPORARY Is very much
troubled about Mr.. Greeleys wood patch.
II says that whenever the distinguished editor
Is heard Of as returning to agricultural pur-
suits, Il Is always to go to his wood lot and
trim trees. It wants information rs to the
size Of that lot and the number OF the trees.
II does not believe that, taking Mr.. Greeley s
own estimates Of the quantity under corn and
under orchards, 1t can be more than ten
acres, and sagely comes to the conclusion that
these trees must be we'll trimmed, and that
their proprietor has fairly earned the title Of
1.-THE Great American Trimmer"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

FRANK W. BIRD, OF Massachusetts, has
taken leave Of the Republican party, and an
nouuces that In future he will act with the
Democracy. The cause Of his detection arises
from the fact that the Republicans of the old
Bay State cannot be shaken In their allie
glance to President Grant. Last year Bird
was ore Of those sterling Republicans" for
whom Gen. Butler was not a good enough
candidate for the GovsrnorShlp. II Bird can
only induce few more OF the same feather
to go with him, Republlcanism will gain
more than il will lOse in Massachusetts,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

THE DEMOCRATIC PAPERS Of the South are
not all for Mr.. Greeley. Here, for instance,
Is the Savannah Morning He,ss commenting
In the following vein upon the "bloody
ehasm" handshakIng business lu his letter Of
acceptance:
THE true men OF the South would gladly
clasp hands with the true men Of the North
asroas the bloody chAsm which has too long
divided them.' But the Southerng sense Ol
right and justice and deoenoy revolts At the idea
Of taking Dy the hand and elevAtlng 70 the ntsl
honofs Of the 0oyernment the man who lAbored
for years with fnlashood, SANDER and all the
means that an aetivo and bitter maliEnity could
invent 10 open that bloody gulf Ia which, with
and hope u buried"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

THE DENocRAoT OF wLsHINoToS couS-
TT, Pa, cannot he bribed or cajoled Into sup
porting the Cincinnati movement. Al their
convention held on Monday last they nnanl-
mously resolved that Il was the duty OF the
Democratic national convention 10 make
straight-out nominations at Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

The Senate yesterday agreed to the House
resolution fixing the date Of adjournment on
June .. There Is no doubt that all the i'm
portant bills that ought to he passed will
have been passed by that time. large num-
her Of private matters will, Of course, 90 by
the board, and there will be considerable dis
satisfaction and weeping aud waIling, but
the country will thereby hardly be- loser.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

JACK BuSssI has assumed the edlioria
control OF the Louisville Co'Tisr-.JoHr
lie says "In Kentucky we have a strong
Democratic Organization. II lsnot less Dem
ocratic because II Is for Greeley, and 1t Ia moi
less Liberal because Il Ia Democratic" Whai
Mr.. Bunsby means Ia not altogether clear.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

The PROTEST Of Tom Hughes, in Parlla-
meuL against the adjournment Of the House
Of Commons for the purpose Of attending
the Derby, as may DO naturally expected,
created q sensation among the fox hunting,
ine, old English gentlemen who form the
great majority of that body. Nc. Gladstone
had not the courage TO secoud the efforts Of
Mr.. Hughes, and Parliament adjourned to
20 the races
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

The HousE YESTERDAY refused to supend
the rules so as to allow the confederation Of
the hdbeds corpus aud the civil rights bills.
Among those Republicans who voted against
the suspension are Gov. Blair, Of Mlchlgani
Gen. Garfield, Mr.. FlnkelnburV. Mr.. Willard
aud others. The vote stood % for to los
against the suspension.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

JIM scovEl, II. as solitary fuglemau 10
New Jersey, has succeeded In engaging the
MOonly Toice, a. the Greeley. .scovel organ In
New Jersey. The MoonH Toios, as our read
ers may remember, Is a sheet edited by a
harmless lunatic Of some means, living at
Salem N I
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

In QUA NEWS COLUMNS this morning will
he found the nsuAl trustworthy and ihielli-
gent budget Of information from Cuba. IL
our readers can make anything out Of Il they
will have done somethlng that We have not
been able % do.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

Mn. GLLDsroSE, In Parliament yesterday.
answered the questions put on the preceding
day by Disraoll, In reference TO the supple
mental article, but In a rather unsatisfactory
way, II we may believe the cable Dispatch.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29

THE Cleveland (OhIo) Leader thinks It is
perfectly appropriate that Gen. Beaure-
gard, the rebel who arsd the nrst shot Of the
rebellion, should indorse the boudsman Of
Jefferson Davis, tue torturer OF hclpless
Union prisoners"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
BY Y: n, N,AasSl,, z ss1I Il is E.,e,s arosos
= a DI.s.; Bs.ssss s' q "a "a H 'A'A '"'.''
rRvSrEHE Eso1Es. H1ES Gs Ssp nUnDE9 Esp ISa Lors N

rRuSrEEs soSAEss sAaE 81 $50 nSsIDSss EHD Ss LOTS
Ny virus oi dssd Of trust 70 o. dated August lk
lssl and dulJ recorded IL n6sT No "a folio "a oac
lunhla, and A. the request Of the party thereby -
eured, will cell 81 public aaeion 90 The pTsnIsss
square numbered dye hundred 1sd niasiy nine, sita
Ated on And Oeaal streeta southwesL Also, on the
bored tgL beginning for the sans al tbs noftbeaSt
the line o. south sst " Test tsass 10 staight
lns At rGht anGes 70 said X street south Il7 feet
place Of beginning, bpG In the oily Of MAsilnGion
Terms will be made known ou the day Of aAla, All
30 down when each lot 10 btruok on. In aso the
terms are not oempisd Nth Ia sessn dAss alter SALE
the doiaultluH purchaser, 7--
uEO, w ATiUKNRYl Iruststs
mya7 en4d. d. ii. WLiHRR, AusL,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
- "A Ry1Ss.sS. TYEs.!sS "a n
nv WIN. L, WALL. A. CO.. Auetissssr.
No. 900 sad S0a Psnn.sIvssls svsAus.
SALE OF vAEgbsEE g5,,Es. s.At "a EsrAIE In

sALE OF VALghBLs RsAL KsrATE In
~. L :s :, 4 s ssY;;.; n Sss. & 3
Est. isIs in a sssi.ia ssa.. In EaaiS No. tSi,
wherein Jsmss u. PeatheFstoabanah and Others
y.ss es@Plals.s,. ssd wlll.m y. hai vas as
ss.' Y .s,s ssp' y. ssr e, ~ r me
esloes. .; M. ~ ,ss iels.iss asssries pises o.
ton, apd bslnE part 20 lot numbered Eve, 81 In
sqa,rs tour handrsd asd eiehty-aisa. q ~ 10 The
oFgual plan Of aaid city. beepnpg for lhs sai pat
Al ths north corner ~ sid lot sirth street
anf runnlaG theoee With sAid street south twenty.
avs ClSl isst ssd siE and half (eS) lae6sS thsnes
dus ssat 70 the rear Of ssid lot, hsaos due north
With ,h, I'D rear lies tusnt.nve latl feet and III
end half (st) inohsa ~ the northeast corner Of sad
lot, thsnos das west uth tbs bounding ine between
lot. numsered I've and nH Ia ,ad square 70 the place
Terms Of sslsy oss third of the rurubsss monsy IN
cash the resdue In eqaAl ln..Ailmenta In one and
tvo yeAr. secured upon me psoyeIty the whole o.
The purohass money In eash, AZ the option Of the
parShasss deposit u ESQ viii be required on 40
esptsnos o. the bid. oOnysJAneips and siamps At
II the terms of sale sr. not complied with IN av,
ss,s from the dag q al: q. lsopesg my Be rs.old
JNo. D. MCPHERSON, Trustee.
m,aI-eoAda fStafl AaotioaesraL
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-29
ON HAND!

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DN " AN
Loo dos. sIb. oan ToMAropA.
DIAMOND BRAND. s2.40 per doz.
1000 dos. Bib. oAn PKAOHRs. sJ25 per dos.
loo boI. all kihds CANNED GOODS. 81 equally
prizes
pn'Gs,rs ~, VIE. ~. n IN
an.s, sood. In the m.Ik.t
1900 bs. BUTTER, N 40 cent, ne, IN. In ths
nnsst quAllty Heu York.
- sUaaus
aranul.Isd, Powdered, Orush.d, beat Ne. YOrL
Is osnts per ID, |. 00
Out, (pAtsnt,) Il esnis per Id.
"A" ooFfRk, best Nsw York. I1S cents per ID.
DkAkRARA' I and " oSntA
Just tsoe''"a' !" bp oesa NE" ohLEANs MO-
Just roosvod psr steamer, I've cash. PLAsrA.
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