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THE MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION. r
Closing Scenes--Organization Of the
Philadelphia Delegation.

Closing SceneS-.0rganizatiOn OF the
Philadelphia Delegation.
ST. LOUIS, February 93.-After the
adoption Of a platform by the Republican
Convention at Jefferson City, last night, a
band entered the hall playing "The Union
Forever" Instantly the whole Conven.
ton rose to its feet and the widest enthu.
siasm was manifested, bats were thrown
up. cheer upon cheer, rent the air, and
finally MI joined in accompanying the
band by singing the chorus following it,
with "John Brown" the "Star Spangletl
Banner" and other popular and patriotic
airs. After the adjournment of the Con-
vention the delegates elected TO the Ma
tional Convention assembled, and General
benjamin was elected Chairman, and G.
A. Mosier chosen Secretary. 1t was
agreed to meet at the st. Nicholas Hotel,
in st. Louis, on Friday, June 1st, at 10
o'clock A. NJ. The State Central Commit
tee also met and organized by the election
of Hon. HenryT. Blow, Chairman, U. NJ.
Harris. Secretary, and Constantine Ma
guire, Treasurer. .-....
AT n late hour several members OF the
Legislature improvised u serenade to Gov
Brown, which was acknowledged by that
gentleman ina brief speech.
The new Democratic Central Commit.
Ice of this county organized yesterday by
the election Of Charles G. Gantcr, Chair
man. .rr#E
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SALT LAKE.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 23.-Therc was great
excitement in the Convention to-day, on
passage OF section five of the ordinance
which agrees that the terms prescribed
by Congress as u condition precedent to
admission, if ratified by Il majority vote
at the time and under the regulation
prescribed by this Convention, shallthere-
upon constitute part of this ordinance.
Many Of the delegates nre strongly op.
posed, and tho DlOrmnns generally are
indignant at the iorcc! sacrifice Of their
hobby, polygamy religion. The resolu-
tion was finally passed through the el-
lorts mainly Of Prophet Fitch and Elder
Cannon,'gh creaccused by the Mormons
to he Influenced by the most mercenary
motives --g
indGca Mexican and Gould arrived on
schedule time, The Cheyenne road is
clear. The Japanese arc Inur hours he
hind Them.
There is bitter dissatisfaction by the
Mormon prss and Church at the appoint.
ment by the Governor oI Justice Stricl;.
land 10 I'LL tho vacancy during the tenl.
pnrary absence Of Mexican. II meets the
appreciation ofihe entire liberal party.
James Heath, II mail robbcr, has been
arrested at Fort Laramie.
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Ohio Prohibition convention.

CoLpMnUs, O., February 13.-The Ohio
state Prohibition Convention assembled
here To-day and effected IL permanent
organization by eleCtlng J. A. Speeyer, OF
Cleveland, President; B. c. Mason, of Lu.
cas- county, Vice. President, and Patricl,
OConner, Of Trumbull county. Sec
retary. Resolutions were atlopted epdors-
ing the platform OF the NATIONAL
Convention of yesterday, and nledring
their support 10 the candidates nominate3
by that Convention. Resolutions were
also adopted declaring that the time mad
now come when the leading Christians Of
the nation should take steps In favor ol
the international system Of permanent ar.
6itration.
The following officers were nominated /:
For Secretary Of State, Ferd. Shuma.
ker, Of Summit county; Supreme Judge,
Charles L. Fish, Of Cuyahoga county:
Member of Board of Public Works, Milton
Kennedy, Of Sciota county.
After naming the Presidential electors,
one for each district, and choosing a
State Central Committee, the Convention
adjourned sine die.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, February 23.-The TELEGRAPH
has just issued an extra, containing pur
ported reply Of the American Government
10 Earl Granville's note in regard TO the
Alabama case. The paper Is in great de.
mand.
The steamers Assyria, Peruvian and
England have arrived out.
The working men killed by American
miners having left destitute families, tho
Americans in London are subscribing fol
the reiiet of the sufferers. t ~
Queen Victoria has returned from Os.
borne to Windsor, where she will remain
so as to be in readiness TO participate in
the Thanksgiving services at st. Paul's
Cathedral on Tuesday next. 1t Is possible
that His Royal Highness, the Prince OF
Wales, may not be able to attend the Ca.
thedral on that day.
The Standard this morning saws the
Prince is suffering from slight indisposi.
tion, which may compel him TO be absent.
Although the appointment OF Lord
Northbrook to the Viceroyship in India
has been pronounced premature, there is
but little doubt that II will ultimately be
made. Marquis Lansdowne will probably
succeed Lord Northbrook as the under
Secretary Of War.
The mail steamer from Cape Of Good
Hope has arrived. Encouraging reports
from the diamond fields continued 10 reach
Cape Town. The diamonds were selling
at auction at q decline of 25 per cent on
the prices reported by previous steamer.
Good order has been restored among the
miners. Several persons who were promi.
nent in lynching operations have been ar
rested and punished.
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An Arrival Over the Pacific Railroad
...The Trials and Sufferings ofth
DELAYED Passengers.

CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-The first passen.
gers who have reached this city from San
Francisco, by railroad, for 28 days, ar.
rived here last night at II o'clock. They
numbered about 100, and came from
Omaha last, ria the Rock Island road.
They denounce the managers of the
Union Pacific Railroad in emphatic Ian
guage, for the bad treatment they claim
TO have received at their hands. They
lett Ogden on the I'd inst, and reached
Green river, having encountered but little
snow. AT Green river the train stopped
and nothing could induce those in charge
to so ahead. The passengers were Obliged
To pass away the time as best they could.
When 1t became known that they could
proceed no further, Gov. Potts telegraph
ed 10 San Francisco advising the people
there not to come east by the railroad, as
y was blockaded by snow. He received
as an answer from lone Of the officials
Of The Union Pacific Company, q request
to contradict the statement or his pass
would be revoked. ae refused to do so,
and bought a ticket ...
at the expiration Of thirteen days. the
passengers got aboard the train and start.
cd for Butte Crow, sixty.one miles, which
they reached without interruption. Be.
tween Separation and Simpsons Hill
there were several large snow drifts, and
pathways had to be dug through the
snow. They were eighteen days going
from Ogden to Simpsons Hill, q distance
OF 2G7 miles. AT the latter place they
encountered an immense snow drift, ut
which all the passengers worked for eight
or len hours. At Medicine Bow they en-
countered seven western bound trains,
and seven or eight hours were exhausted
In switching past them. 80, .'
There was no suffering on the trains,
every one having plenty to eat, except on
one Of the western bound the passengers
suffered from hunger, and would have
starved had not Mr.. Sailor, who is about
starting restaurant at Pruen River,
opened two carloads Of provisions and
permitted the hungry crowd to take what
they wanted. ['l''. M" ~.
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1ALEoFyERY DESIRABLE REAL

GALEOFVERY DESIRABLE REAL
. RSTATE-AN RXCELLSNT BUSINESS
STANDBY virtue Of the authority vested IN
lho undersigned by deed Of assignment roT
Hrnst Lane, dated January 9th, 1872, and record
nd In the Recorders once Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, he will offer for sale at pnblic auction,
Ut the front door Of tho Court House OI ONO
county Aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1872,
at 10 oeock A. N, the following described desira'
bloreal estate, to-wit: Parts oflots numbered one
hundred and seventeen lll0 and thirty'Geyen go,
situate al the corner OF Market alley, on Market
sguAre In tho city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
West Virginia; said property fronting on Market
space twenty (20) feet and five and One.balt 90
inches, and running back wcstwArdly the same
width 10 tho depth OF ninety-four Ci) feet, and
situate on the north aide Of said alley and west
Of said Market space.
The terms Of said sale will be OnC.thtrd OF the
purchase money cash In hand, onc'thifd In elk
months from the day Of sale, with interest there.
10 from sAid day Of sale, and one.thlrd in twelve
months nom the day Of sale, with interest there
on from said day Of sale the purchaser giving his
negotiable notes with personal security satiSldC.
tory to the undersigned for said deferred install
menis, but the purchaser may pay his said notes,
or part thereof, nt the time OF sale thus stop
ping interest on the amount paid on said notes.
Said property will be sold free from incum.
brlRccs, except the right OF dover In expectancy
Of the wife OF said LAuo, Will h right will not
vest until tho death OF Laue, and Ia or little con-
sequence and may never vest.
This properly Is the most desirable Grocery
stand In this city, having a three story brick
iani5 j. o. PENDLEToN, Trustee.
The above sale is postponed until 10 o clock 4,
Y. SATURDAY, February ALh, 1872.
lebiy .. o. PRNDIET0N, Trustee.
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SAINT LOUIS.
A WholesOme JudlciaI peclsion.

n "hOtooOmO SuuiCiuI DCC4SLOus
ST. LOUIS, February 23.-Judge Cullen,
Of the Police Court, gave a decision to.
day tending to revive confidence in the
administration Of justice in our city
courts and restore o feeling Of security
among our citizens. Harry Hawkins,
who shot and dangerously wounded
August Esner on the street at midnight,
week or two ago, was brought before
the Police Court to-day. The Prosecuting
Attorney stated that Eisner had no de.
sire TO prosecute, believing that Hawkins
shot him by mistake, and he (the attor.
ney) would like the Judges opinion Us to
Withdrawing the case Judge Cullen said:
ITO do so would be compounding felony,
which is a violation of the law. This at.
tack was not against an individual alone,
but blow at society. Crime held high
carnival throughout the country, andit is
time that Judges and Prosecuting Attor.
neys show good citizens that no com.
pounding will be made TO cheat Justice.
The time has come when the Courts are
held in contempt, and some of our citizens
rush to mob law for security. So long. as
l am on this bench It shall be the purpose
of this Court to oprotect society and show
those guilty Of intractions ot the law that
they will be visited with speedy and even
handed justice. I therefore insist on pla.
cling the prosecuting witness under heavy
bonds TO appear against the prisoner. ~ J
Eisner being still confined in his bed
and Hawkins unable to procure bail, the
case was continued and the prisoner re-
manded tojail. ..i s.lif'' 'gN 0s
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The English Note---Lord Granville
y gst' Very Friendly. ICi. II =

New York, Feb. 23.-A Washington
dispatch says that the note Of Lord Gran.
vile, on the. Alabama question, is nd.
dressed to Minister Schenck. 1t Is OK.
ceedingly amicable in tone, and elaborate
and proluse in an expression Of q desire
that the British preserve the treaty and
establish friendly relations between the
two governments. The burden Of the
communication is o repetition Of the
views expressed in his speech from the
throne. The reply will show that there
has been no surprise in the matter Of the
American case, that claims for conse.
quential damages have been presented for
discussion before the Joint High Com.
missioners. This being so, there can be
no withdrawal from the American case.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, February 23.-NIr. Jay, the
American Minister, gave supper party
last night in honor Of Washingtou's
birthday, which brought together a large
and brilliant company. Among the guests
present were several members Of the
British embassy.
Herr Henglemueller has been appoint
ed secretary Of the Austrian legation at
Washington.
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A BaltImorr,e, Scandal.

BALTIMORE, February 23.-An after.
noon paper Of this city publishes an artl.
Gle charging Rey. A. b. Huston, a distin.
guished minister Of this city, with the sc.
duction Of several young ladies connected
with the Sunday School of his Church, St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal. : ="
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Judge Davis Accepts the Columbus
Nomination for President.

COLUMBUS, February 2S,-2P. M-The
following dispatch has just been received
from Judge Davis: 10. a-ggLr
WASHINGTON, D. G., February 90.
r. A. Chamberlin, President National Labor
Reform: .,.. ,.,, .tr.4
Be pleased to thank the Convention for
the unexpected honor which they have
conferred upon me. The Chief Magistry
Of the Republic should neither be sought
nor declined by an American citizen.
tSigued DAVID DAVIS,
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DIED.

DEBoLD.-on Saturday morning, February
~, iSI, at l2k O'Clock. Of congestion OF the
lungs, ANDREw ALmRf DEBoLD, aged lSmonths.
The funeral will take place from the reaidence
of It's parents on Webster street, between Chap.
line and Market, Sunday afternoon at sK O'Clock.
Friends of the family respectfully invited to at.
tend.
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The New York Collector Offers 10
Resign.

New YoRK, February 93.-The Her.
ads Washington dispatch, says Il Is stated
that Collector Arthur, of New York, has
rendered his resignation, and the place
was offered Treasurer Spinner, who de.
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Departed Edinburgh, for Red river
Nightingale, for the Arkansas river An.

Nightingale, for the Arkansas river An.
des and Thompson, for New Orleans.
ST, Louis, February 23.--After nearly
!aree months partial or entire suspension
Of navigation from this port south, tho Ice
gorges broke np and ran ont to-day and
the river Is now open to all southern
points. The gorge above the bridge piers
broke about three O'Clock, since When. In
agreat measure, the ice has been floating
past the city. As far as known no dam.
age was done, excepting the showing Of n
ierry boat or two and two or three bafRes
on to the bank. A dispatch from Alton
says the Mississippi Is open TO Grafton and
the Illinois Is expected TO break up in a
day or two. The steamers ut the leyee
arc rapidly loading and several will leave
tomorrow for the lower Mississippi, Ar.
kansas and Red rivers. A special IRON
Washington to the Democrat says Capt.
Grant Marsh Is the successful bidder for
tho contract to carry government freight
up the Mississippi river this season.
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[sECoND DHPATcH.1 I

PITTsBURGH, Feb. 29.-Weather very
mild, but there are indications Of another
tleeze. Monongahela 4 feet @ inches, and
falling slowly. Arrived-Argosy, from
Wheeling. ---'---
CINCINNATI, Feb. 28-River 10 feet Q
inches, and falling. Arrivals-Ada He'll.
man, Lawrence, Nashville, Exchange,
John W. Garrett and John II. Groesbeck,
f1om New Orleans !; Silver Moon, from
the Tennessee river. Departed--St
Charles, for Pittsburgh. r'-f,--. s.. :
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 23.-Riyer falling
with Z feet 6inches in the channel. BnsI,
ness active, Arrived-Nightingale Edin,
burg and Sam j. Hale, from Cincinnati
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River News.

PTTsnURGH, Feb. 23.-Monongahela
river, 4 feet 8 inches and rising. Weather
clear and cool.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The BRICK HOUSE l reside in, on Main
strett, between now and April !, 1879.
For RGnt-0nO Small Frame House and one
Brick House, both on the Island. Possession
given Immediately. Apply al THEODORE
FlNKS Feed Store, on Quincy 81. dct9S
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|HoI0K WHITTIER, kk------- ----- :
2OO Peaa Street, PItt.bursA, Pa.

Longer located In Pittsburgh than any chronic
Disease Physician, Bosuocessfully treats Veneer \
Ieal Diseases, Nervous Debility, Impoteney, as
tai opportunities, lifetime experience, With
Ipurest drugs prepared In the estAbllshment
cures cases given up BY others, NO matter yhol
Failed; tell your private trouble. Consultation
nee. Send two stamps for medical eeeaya
WomAnhood, sent BY NAL, ~
nthe curious, doubtful, or inqutsitVe. wish W
know, all about Sell. Pollution, Prevention, Mar
rARe. Every young man and woman ongnt vi
read Il a. q warning. The nervous, debittatedl
or partially Impotent are scientincAlly AdViscds
mAr7d4W
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sLAND LOTS FOR SALE,

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each.
except two, / now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side OF Kim and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending to the river. Price from $500 to 81 600
each: according to size and location. Tcrms,
oheiourth cash, residue In equal installmcnis at
one, two and three years.
, JNo. P. 9ILCBRIST,
AuH"t At Top Mill.
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For Sale.
MANUFACTURING SITE
'NA FOR SAL f.

,..,o ,Oa46 6. z, 5 on city maps,
LOIS SSs' SSS N..,.bsII. MaIu, Division and Water
nounueI " ~ m entirr square or block, and one
s pSS S6st "t Manufacturing stcs in tho city. The
q the pssS snt ron, being supplied with gas and
Man ;a, nInes I and b. q y. Railroud, and good Ty'
WAs, v.rIipg on Water street front. Title undis'
81 nn,nhlr iIIG The property OF Thomas Hornhrook,
pUS 1S situated between the Belmont And hlVef'
lido Nall MiI!s' I!s'.-,..or or,o,s No.,ea
Terms easy. Possession OF lo's NOS. Il ., =,
.. 6 can bc given immediately, and the nA'ahce
hP hPn,ivio ISAAC IRWIN,
"rT' Real Estate Agent,
Ohice Monroe street, up'staFs.
G,hl9.P.S.M &mAF.F.S.M
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Insurance.
pEABoDY INSURANCE COMFY
AT wHEEL1Ne, WEST Va.

CAPITAL, Sl26, 900.
With the privilege OF increasing the Sarps 10
100000.
DIRECTORS:
William Bailey, Alonzo LorlnR,
Dr.. VIM. ]. BGtGs, A. n. Adams,
Andrew ]. Pannel, James Y. Barnes,
Henry Stamm, Thomas HugheS
A.J, Cecil, ~ ..rI
This Company having been In successful opes
alton for nearly two years 10 prepared TO take
risks a. Air ratea on Buildings Of al kinds, Mer.
chandige, Manufacturing Establishments, Furni.
tnre, Steamboats,, and cafgoes on the Western
Rivers and Lakes, also To issue perpetual policies
on Dwellings and Stores. This Company being
composed mostly Of our leading business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable conBideration
OF the insuring public, and Bollcita their patro-
mage. Applications for insurance viii be prompt
Y attended 70 atthelr office, BAILEY'S BLOCK,
No. l06 Market street
WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't.
AL0NZ0 LORING, Vice Pres't
n. G. ARTHUR, Sec'y.
W. b. A9NRW. Asst Sec'y. JAnl9
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BRICK STABLE

sufficient for four horses, aud a carriage house.
Any one wlshingto purchase can examine Inc
premises 81 any time,
sept25 JEO. h. McDFRMOT
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

! offer for PalO the hone in which I now 70. ~
she, situate on John stseet, few doors ElH
east Of Fiith. The house Is substantial W.
twostory brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, wtthR good cellar, hot aud cold water in
bathrooms: The house Is In good order and
well located and in every way d desirable prop
Grty, being 6nta little over square from tho
fost omce. There Is Rlso on the premises good
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HXTEsT Va INSURANCE COMFY

UNIRE & MARINE INSURANCE. co
II OF WHEELING. TTI.
f' INCOBPORATED 1881.
Takes risks At the lowest rates on BulldingS Of
Al kinds, Furniture and Merchandise, and ou
Goods In Transit.
a. Wilson, VIM. y. aoshop.
Thomas O'Briun John Reid,
John Murine, Alex. RogerA,
Z. ]. Stone, WIN. A. Wilson.
Alfred Caldwell, II 10 .7't
Once up stAire In the "Insurance Building"
next door " the MerchRnts' National Bank,
A. WILSON, PreS't T'-a-
N. JOHN REID, Sr., Vice Pree'l.
9. II. COLLIER, Secy. jGh29
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TAKE WARNING.

yUyHE =. & r. II. II. COMPANY ARE
.nxlsss to take due rrtcaution against acci-
.rnts md iss Of life resulting fSusn running Of
their trains: md they take this method Of warn-
ing 1Arxnes sAd Ouariis0s against the dangers
endine the too common practice Of Children
playing about their Cans and L'somot.ses.
Thcs, having in charge the business Of the Com
,,snv find = impossible ia PFEaIADE buys. who
fr-qu.n mt the tcrmini aud stopping places OF ths
mad from climbing upon the cars and engines.
and they VI fed thenas:lys Obliged 20 sesH "
nf~, decised Sneasurss if these an0oSAsces asS
continued DDa2s accidents, whick are TnoAy
sscribsbic to Uesfele seness Of p zsons jninping
N snd olT fhe 60 whsn in Lotion. sAe01o G.
1T x. URN fCy. SupI
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FREIGHT TRAINS
CENTRAL PACIFIC B. R.
81 o E.z.s.ea:,6s..

0N AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL
~ IL. 1872 Tr2Sps will leave Reno As follows;
Overland PassensS- Train for Wadsworth.
win,crnucc Car'in. Toanc. Ogden and East,
LIE 4. N.
Overland Freish: and Accommodation Tr.inf oi
Ogden aud East. So 4. NJ.
Overland Passenger Train for Marysville. Red
ding flor Oregon'. Sscranent". Lathrop. MERGED
ffor osemite,, Upton for Los Angeles.
San Francisco, 2-I0 :. VI.
Overland Freight and Accommodation Train
for SSH Francisco, 1915 A NJ.
A. n TOwNE. 7. H. GOCDM
0enl. Supt. q. r. an0
sl4.f
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RAIL ROADS AND STAGE LINEs.l

[eEAi:siK.
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nISSOLU1lON NOllCk.-TkE CO.
81 parln, rship h, ret,Iore existing b.iween NJ
- sPOUNEE JOHN LUGkIE. WILLIAM FAIR
BARN and 5. III BOiS. Ii nanlr and
style IF SPUONER, LoCklE CO., is This dsy
d .ssov.d by mutual consent, M. T.. Spoon, and
yohn Lock-, will c,'itin, tie brIsIl,. snd arc
alone authorized t. pay and collect ali debts
owed by and du, said LINN.
Carson City, JaEnAry LIST, 1877.
NJ. +. SPOONEE.
JOHN LoChlE,
WI. FAiRBAlEE,
his
SIMON u DUBOIS.
most mark.
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NISSOLU TION.-THE FIRM OF
IL CAMPBELL l. FUNkHOUeE. Teamssess'
i This d.y dissolved by mutusl consent- J.
CAMpEEII, will carry ON the business in his
own name hereafter. An bills due the Company
will BE- collected by J. y. Campbell VINO wiii
also pay all CONN any debt. owing ~ .a;1 rrm.
&C. YCSKHOCSF.
Oc.obe, q, reg. ao1S Ut
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EAGLE MILL.

AN NOW READY TO do CtSToh
II Wcrk GRINDING F.rd or Barley. At my new
MI, on Carson str,.t. just north Of Davis u" $
planning Mill A liberal sh;tre Of patronage Is
suli .i,si and entire satisfaction Hua-antstd
- 80 F. W. PrrERS.