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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-07-12

Nv On Monday last Doctor Lewis
Superintendent of tho western division
of the l.. N. A. Il st. Louis Railway,
put on q daily train between Mount
Carmel and Albion, Illinois. This will
prove great convenience to parties liv-
ing along the line, az we'll as to the trnv.
cling public, and as our clever friend,
A. II. Haincs, has charge Of the train
ms conductor, we predict under his man
agemcnt the road will grow in popular
ity, as a more gcntlemanly and accom-.
modating Conductor never "took mn
checks. Princeton Democrat. :
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6rThc Chicago News says: Never
before has there been known such {
general turning of political fronts a,
now. Thousands upon thousands O
Republicans who voted for Grant are
now arraying themselves Oh the side OF
Greeley and Brown. This is not the
case in isolated States, but it is general.
The following extract from letter
written to the editor of the Oshkosh
(Wisconsin) News from gentlem an in
Omaha is only a drop in the bucket, but
it shows what the friends Of reform arc
doing in young Nebraska.
"The tide is already turned here
Enough Republicans have come out
openly in the papers TO wipe out the
Radical majority Of 200 in this city and
county, and to give 200 the other way.
So it is all over tho State, and doubt
not all over the country"
The names Of Greeley and Brown are
rallying around them the masses of the
people everywhere.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by James w. Curry, Of
i cambridge township, Dubois cOun-
ty, Ind, on the LIST day Of June, 1872,
and posted before Henry Enthofcn, a
Justice Of the Peace Of said county, on
the 18th day of June, 1872, one cstray
bay horse, about 15t hands high, about
ten years old, both hind feet white, .
little crestfallon, small collar mark on
the upper part Of the neck, few white
hairs on tho inside Of the right fore foot,
at the edge of hoof, no other marks or
brands perceiveable appraised by Frank
Fink and Isadorc Shoemaker, at forty
dollars, before me OH the nth day OF
June, 1872.
HENRY ENTHOFEN, Up.
A true copy
[ATTEsT.l B. Il. EDMONSTON,
Clerk Of the Dubois Circuit Court
June 18th, '72.-3w.
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rejoice to sec such u feeling awaken
ell in the breasts OF tho people. The de-
feat of Grant and the suppression Of the
evils his Administration has brought
upon tho country would indeed DC o
glorious result. The election of Gree.
ley will effect great deal. know no.
thing of Greeley personally. The opim-
ion have formed Of his character from
other sources is most favorable (; but one
thing nll admit--hc is an honest man,
No person, believe, has ever charged
him with corruption. Then, again, the
fact that he will be elevated to power by
\ coalition Of good men of all parties
would alone be sufficient guarantee of
the purity and strightfordncss Of his adj
ministration. A party composed of
such elemcnts has but little cohesive
power,and the administration which de-
ponds upon it for support must tread
cautiously in very narrow path.
would have very little fear Of Greeley
or any other sensible man going very
far astray, without any question, under
such circumstances.
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Editorial Correspondence.

BARNUM's HOTEL, BALTIMORE, I
July z, 1872. {
DEAR CoURIER:-Starting from HON,
on Friday morning with Conductor
Steinhauser, we arrived safely at Loo
gootee, in good time for the eastern
train on the o. & M. II. r., and the sigh,
of the cars coming booming along, fill
ed US with more ardent desire thar
ever that Jasper and our county gener
ally should speedily have connection
with the railroad world, as off one Of
these national arteries is nearly the same
as being out Of the bounds of civiliza.
ton. At Loogotee we found the Dem.
ocracy all brave and hopeful. Mr.. Pecd,
our next Representative in the Lcgisla.
turc was busy with his paper, legal bus
mess, and desire to find out the wants
of his constituents, that he may properly
carry out their wishes i'm the Legislature
If possible. He is also making on effort
to get up an editorial excursion of the
drivers of the quill and their ladies' to
Lincoln and the far West this Fall. II
properly managed this will be q very
pleasurablc excursion over the famous
Burlington Railroad, and one in which
editors may take short respite after the
active State canvass is over We wish
him success in 1t.
The o. & M. Road under its present
management has the advantage of speed
and pleasant travelling, whatever may
be said Of its miserable policy in regard
to local freights. We arrived in Gin
cinnati at about s 80 o'clock, only q lit
tie over five hours out from Loogootee.
But there the pleasant part Of our tray.
ling ended. The Baltimore and Ohio
is a miserable road, and miserably man.
aged. Advertising to carry us through
to Baltimore in % hours, we were over
80 in making the trip, and without any
good cause for the delay, and to make
matters worse if possible, we tasted Of
Virginia hospitality first at Parkersburg
at breakfast, and if that is fair speci.
men may the good Lord preserve us
from any further infection of such hos.
pitality. 1t was about 8 O'Clock, and
about 400 hungry persons to put up
with miserable fare which might posi-.
bly, have served 100 persons for meal.
From there we travelled over the hills
OF West Virginia and Maryland until
about o'clock at night before stopping
for another meal, although several to WINS
were passed. through which might have
furnished square meal. It is to be hop.
ed the road willamend its conduct ia
this particular.
On the train were Missouri and Louis.
ina delegation, enthusiastic for Greclcy,
and largo numbers of delegates from
other States, all for the sage of Chap.
paqua. Arriving at the city We found
it fast filing up with delegations from
allparts Of the country, andAhis (Sun.
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The following choice extracts from
the old Know-Nothing speech of Henry
Wilson, in Massachusetts, in 1854. win
illustrate his regard for tic Oppressed
classes:
The time had como when the uniform
or the State militia should no longer no
disgnced by being seen on the back or
u Catholic lrishnan or an infidcl Dutch.
man.
by the light Of these burning shan.
ties the Tcnton and Cclt may read the
certain doom that will ovcrtakc them in
their attempt to compete with the ma.
tivc-born American for political suprc.
macy on thi, co ntincnt.
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Democratic Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR.
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
OF Marion.
FOR LIEUTENANT GovoNoR.
WASHINGTON c. DEPAUW.
OF Floyd.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
OWEN NJ. EDDY,
OF st. Joseph.
FOR AUDITOR,
HON. JOHN Il. STOLL.
OF Noble.
FOR TREASURER.
HON. JAMES Ii. RYAN,
OF Marion.
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILTON II. HOPKINS,
Of Montgomery.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
BAYLESS w. HANNA,
OF VigO.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
ED. PRICE,
OF Sullivan.
REroRTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN c. ROBINSON,
OF Owen.
FOR CoNGREssMEN AT LARGE,
Hon. NJ. c. KERR,
Col. j. S. WILLIAMS.
For Congressman, I'd District,
SIMEON X. WOLFE.
Prosecuting Attor'y Sd Judicial Circuit.
S. II. TAYLOR, of Davies.
For Common Pleas Judge, Sd District.
MILTON S. MAVITY.
For Common Pleas Prosecutor,
JOHN c. SCHAFER.
For Representative in the Legislature,
HENRY A. Ped, of Martin County.
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0The Mt. Vernon Democrat saws
I'VE have heard of new wheat selling
at :! 10, and some crops have been sold
|at 81 co." '~'''
@Buy tho products Of home indust.
ry, and thus encourage that on which
we must mainly rely for growth and
prosperity.
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The Vinccnnes Sun says that judge
James G. Denny, the Radical candidate
for Attorney General, is again sick. W.
hear it intimued that the continued m
health of Judge d., will compel him to
withdraw from the race for Attorney
General"
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"A FIRE at Mount Carmel, Illois, on
Monday. destroyed the Gofroth Block
and adjoining house. Loss, $4,000.
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@St. Meinrad Monastery, at tho lit.
tie town of st. Meinrad, Spencer county,
the BOOnville Enquirer SAYS: "Thc Mon.
astery was located in that region OF
Spencer county more particularly on
account of its immense rock quarrics,
with a view Of the convience of that
material in building the Monastery,
which is designed to be the largest in
the world. The original plan is 10 erect
q main building three hundred feet
square and four stories in hight, with
wings of three hundred feet i'm length.
We are informed that the Monastery
has received the first installmcnt from
the missionary fund for such purposes
for the erection Of the grand ciifcc,
and hundred hands have been Mt work
for the past year. The amount received
was 5 100000, and it is to be devoted to
the building of the main work mention.
cd above. A church is also being built.
which, IL is said, will be the finest in the
State Of Indiana, and the foundation Is
to be upon n solid rock. The manage.
ment and control Of all this vast under
taking is under Inc Immediate manage
ment Of Rev. Father Martin, who has
recently been elected an Abbott in the
church. We wish them unboundcd sue.
cess in their glorious enterprise"
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Praise Your Town and County
Secretary.

Talk up and work up your town and
county, and your own citizens and bust
ness. Give encouragement TO every
useful and creditable enterprise in your
midst. for rs certain a. effect follows
cause. so certain will every enterprise
OF merit repay every citizen. We can
not live unto ourselves alone and We
cannot discourage any movement in be-
half Of place without iUfiicting upon
ourselves personal injury. Deno,inc-
ing the place where we live, as "old
fogy," zone horse" or with any slang
terms, is calculated to bring about just
such a condition as we dcnounce. If you
see needed Improvement for the city
or the town, demand it and talk it up
vigorously, until the whole community
is impregnatcd with the idea, until a
storm of public sentiment corppcls the
work. Don't stop because some poor
mummy out Of whom has withercd ali
public sentiment and love of advance
mcnt, means out his scpuIchnral whine,
ut won't pay" Show to your live fell
lows that it will pay, and leave the
mummy to his embalmcd and swaddlcd
dust and stupidity, and by and by you
will see the result of your courage and
talk, in universal improvement, incrcas-
cd facilities, and business, and a broad,
genial, public spirit that pervadcs and
WHITES and make pleasant and beauti-
full every place where it entcrs.-Ex.
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SHcklkF'S SALE, NO. l6.

July 9Th. lsI?.-ly.
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"
lock, a coal passsr oil the steamer Ne
bra.ka, a blow on the head with q NAL.
let, from the effects Of which he died,
was held to answer to-day on the
charge Of manslaughter bail fixed NJ
5000.
Four mining companies haye.been
incorporated up to noon to-day, as fol-
lows : Great Blue Gravel Rs6ge Min
ing Company, ian old river bed placer
company California, capital $A,0Oo,-
900; Columbia Mining Company ir-
ginia District, Nevada, 100000;
Red Jacket Gold and Silver Mining
American Flat Rayins,
Gold Hill District, Nevada, $780,
900; Howard Mining Company, Amer
lean Flat, Gold Hill District, ~
800, 900.
Henry Balcom, who was charged
with grand larceny, for appropriating
the funds Of his employer. was sent up
for trial to-day bail, 5000.
The argument In the Fifteenth Dis
trict Court, on the motion Of Laura D.
Fair for a change Of venue, is
going on now. It Is understood she
will endeavor 70 have the second trial
take place 10 Sacramento.
There Is very large attendance at
the Tuoluhne County Annual Re
nnton, at Alameda, to-day. and . All
l.rses-eess.,srRs Ped Ash's &iHMM1
the City 6ardets.-o mos IA, Y lste1
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THE inhabitants Of Gold Hill hays
now learned that there Is no reason
existing why they should any more
continue to take their watches wanting
repairs to Virginia City. j. carlssn Is
permanently established in Gold Hill,
and his work Is giving great satisfac:
ton to the public. lie does not de-
pend upon employed workmen.c but
attends to orders Himself; thofetore
the citizens Of Gold Hill and sSllyT
City requiring a practical walStIhaS
ker, for tlle repairing Of their MaSshes
and clocks, will please give Mr.: Carl
sen a trial. ap20n
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.aMmahntafklL4
Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HlllHEWS
DOMESTIC ,nrELLioEsoE.
DOMESTIC IMrELLioENoE {.

General Batlsr's views BegarAias
Grants Prospects The BsrSaAk
Letters.
CHICAGO, May liza Washington
special aIntes that General Batter said
to-day that Notwithstanding the talk
about the defeat 81 Grant at hlladsl-
phia, he would be nominated on the
first ballot by Q large majority. He
thinks there will be some opposition
to this programme, but not enough to
amount to anything.
The same special says, regarding the
story Of tile Burbank letters, urging
the substitutlou.of Morton for Grant
at Philadelphia, that the President has
been Informed Of tho matter for some
time, but was aware that his utter
ancas, unauthorized y Morton, had no
ilgnficspee:h J4 ect.ersation t.N
iipea to sDbt6Ct thu Rfesidept1 sasA
Bntheas ,F.s. a
harmle4 sort Of lunatio, and that his
iSttsrs co,npr6misad nobody. Norton
Also says that his brother-ia-law has
always had anIidea that he should be
President, and that BE- haa caused him
aHeas dsalo d trouble for . long time
b.. ipdiscreat nso.o his nams In that
connectioA, aastTAiA
nssdas =. tss Radical RsCsr-sr-
4 Observation-Disclosures
NIw Yonk, Nay HAT . meeting
of the Radical. Reformers last night,
vlctoris Woodhnlll made q character
l.tic speech, denouncing the Constitu-
ton, and predicted that q new one
would BE- substituted In 1886. AT the
close Of tho speech Judge Carter, Of
kentucky, nominated Victoria for the
next President an honor which she
gracefully sccspted. A dozen cAndl-
dates wssS named for the Vice Presi-
dsncy,S including Fred. Douglass,
Beechsr, Triton, Ben Butler aud Spot
tedTail, but without making q selec-
tion. The meeting broke up IN an up
roar. rGfa
itrsSraame - CercnssIes fer tho
shakespssFeaa staIae.
New York, May n.-Wm. Cullen
Bryant has been chosen orator for tho
Inauguration Of the shakespearean
statue, 10, Central Park. Nay sd, the
three hundredth anniversary Of the
poets. birth. Edwin Booth will recite
a passage from Shakespeare, and Theo-
dore Thomas orchestra will furnish
the music.
Advlces Rrsm Mexico.
.CAxAReo, (Aexicol May s.-Trevi-
Mo with his entire force LEFT here this
morning for the interior, abandoning
the line OF the Rio Grande. He moves
towards Lenares, for the purpose Of
opposing Coreda, who Is coming there
TO operate with the citizens from Mat
amoras. Azure and staff have Joined
Treylnio. he received saIspaseh be-
fore starting, stating that Diaz In ia
llsco Is rapidly organizing his forces.
Guerrea reports officially that Rocha
las suffered a terrible blow through
his battallions, having killed their
chiefs, captured a large quantity Of
provisions and ammunition belonging to
the Government, and fled to the noun.
tains Of Durango.
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PLEASURE GARDEN.-The great place
of resort for the festiyely inclined to-
morrow will be Hildebrand's Pleasure
Garden, In the lower suburbs Of Wiz
ciuia. The first picnic Of the season
Will be given, and all preparations-ars
made for a capital good time. See the
advertisement.
wEArnER.-The heavily clouded sky
and chilly atmosphere Of to-day beto-
ken a storm at hand.
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by n CABLES.
The ApnuIsh altuntien.

LONDON, May ia special says
the downfall OF the Spanish Ministry
Is imminent. Segosta Is becoming un-
popular with all parties, and a strong
Influence IL at work to effect his re-
.moval. aud with him all his present
colleagues, who viii give place to a
new ministerial combination. As soon
as the Carllst revolution Is suppressed,
Marshal Serrano will return to Madrid
and choose members for a new Cabinets
OF which he will DO Minister President.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

THE "PALAcE OF TRUTH" AND III
MAuLroNs. = On Monday evening
next, at Piper's Opera House will be
presented the grand scenic. spectacular
fairy drama entitled the palace Of
Truth" with all the paraphernalia
and effective properties, including the
beautiful prismatic fountain used in
its production at the California Thea
ter. San Francisco, where 1t had sucha
splendid run. Scene painters and ma
ehinists have been ut work several
DAYS already, preparing for tho eftec-
tive production Of this Immensely at
tractive piece, and the theatre Will oe
in the most complete order throughout
for the reception and comfort Of the
large audiences which are sure to at
fand. Miss Bose Evans and the IA
NOUS Majiltons will appear. supported
by an excellent company, includtnga
ballet Of ak fine danseuses. Fred
Smith will lead the orchestra, which
will be one Of the best yet performing
there. including Frank Moore, the
champion fiutisL, and a irst-clas' vio-
lin player. Owing to the immense
cost Of producing this magnificent
comedy an extra charge OF hfty cents
for reserved seats will have to DO
levied. Box Office open at . o'clock A..
NJ. on Monday, when reserved seats
can be secured.
PrrER's OpEnA HOUSE, CLOSE OF
THE MiLBUnN CoMBISNTIos ENGAGE
xESr.-Only this and tomorrow even
tpo remain Of the most excellent
vasi.ty company at the Opera House.
Each member Of the company Is n
drst-class artist In peculiar specialties,
and one novelty succeeds n other IN
randi and agreeable succession. Last
evening the theatre was well filled, a.
,,snai. With n fashionable audience, anu
tha frequent rounds OF laughter inc
annlause attssted to the heartiness Of
thslr appreciation. No u who has
MOI Already seen Milburn should fail
to On to.nlSht, or ut farthest Tomorrow
aysnino. for It won't do for Milburn or
Ills talented aud versatile associates 70
leave here without being seen III tne,.
choicest and best acts, when hey WI
plscs upon the stage this very evening
Milburn himself Isl eap.L ,iinm Tin.
Of sketches, entirely ou mot will be
gard in that nne w ,bcrsfore
allowed in tine parquess'[ rSis, in
those "hoodlum, WIZ pinos onJ
teamstsr regalias will be deoarred the
"riyilsce Of making themselves dis
gushing to the assemoiase Oh 'Au''' :"
the dress circle. Conn. En-.
AlTKihwicl "n pu,.I,n Count
gene Nltkiewicz, the Hus'L'"
who visited this section three n'ouIl'
.ao coming to Virginia at the same
rim. the two mining commissioners
~ " cbsr,ev De Longs japanese En-
Sassy did, has got married. a recent
telcSram from Springfield, Mass
savs. The marriage of Count MitEie-
VIC of Russia. and Miss Carrie Lester
NJ Rochester, n. Y, the reputed heir-
cas-, was solemnized In Amherst 20,
day. The parties weie nriss, and af.
ps.va.ed,y s ny 1yublieIy by the Episcopal
ChTrch. None OF tho brides friends
,.;,nss.sd the ceremony. While on
h;s Walt here it was rumorcd that
=" hoons Count. or rather was
IN Co,nt al ali. Whether he was or
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wuznr TO Go.twnsn you want = nieo,
smooth, agreeable shave, or your hair sham
pooed, dressed and properly fixed up, go 70
Pohrs popular saloon, next door to Gibson's,
Main street, Gold I'LL. sharp razors, clean
towels, and good a~rtists, always to DO found
there, At Pohl's the ladies' can have their hair
cut, curled, cleansed or dressed In the most
tasteful manner. r. se2u
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JUST ARRIvEp.-M. F. Waller Is now
opening his new and large stock OF
clothing, of latest styles, fine furnish
ing goods, latest style of hats, boots,
shoes. trunks, and everything con-
tanned In a flrSt-class clothing store, to
which hc calls public attention, as his
motto Is: "Quick sales and small
proflts!" sTgIf
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GENEROUS DONATION. - Yesterday
being pay day at the Crown Point
Office, the miners employed In that
mine each contributed from his wages
Q liberal sum to send to the widow
of James Roach, the miner WHO was
recently killed by an poc3doutTh
the mine. The amount thus raised
was $l,040, which was forwarded 70,
the widow at San Francisco last even
Ing. This 10 simply q speosmen Of tho
noble hearted nbernlity OF our miners,
and deserving of the highest common
dalton.
FoRaErUL.-A day or two ago, .
couple Of well-known residents Of vlr-
ginia City loaned woman Of their &C
auaiutance $l.200 TO start a lodging
house with. She forgot all about II
shortly afterward, and don't recollect
that they eser loaned her q cent.
They are trying to get their money
back. .a7i
CARIsEN's RAFsLE.-Carlsen's pop
ular rattle for choice watches, jewelry3
etc.. takes place this evening q the
Columbus Brewery, Main street, Gold
Hill, oil the tickets bsiug sold 5oTS
DANEY DErINoUESTs.-The list Of
delinquents In the matter Of .tAe Inst
Daney assessment Is published In our
advertising columns to-day. s,1uA r.
FIFTEEN DorLARs REwARp-Can-
yass freight cover lost. Read about II
in our advertising columns, today. i
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LATEST TELEGRAMS
SPECIAL to the GOLD HILL NEWS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Trouble la tho sscIcy fer she Proven
tlsa Of .Crsolty.s Sc Animais-DsinEs
or she Grow Of b "Ln Flsrc"-
The sacrameats Races Stocks
Piechc Quarts MilI-Groenbncks'

SAN FRANCISCO. May Ill p. NJ
J. A. Woodson, who has acted as
counsel and prosecuting attorney for
the:Soclety for the Prevention Of Cruel
ty to Animals, has resigned. 1t Is
stated that parties connected with the
Society have been levylng black.mail,
or attempting to do so, by intimation
to citizens who patronized the Chicken
Rink, that they might avoid prosecu-
tlon. An over-haullug Of tho Soclety's
affairs Is consequently demanded.
The officers and crew Of the frigate
La Flore, participated In atableaux at
the French Ransom Fair last night
aud finally carried around a largo urn,
into which coin was thrown by hand
fuls, to be used in payment OF the
Franco.G German indebtedness.
Considerable money changed hands
In San Francisco on the Sacramento
races.
Stocks appears to be quiet, but strong
to-day.
The Phoebe Mining Company will
erect a fine mill Immediately, having
a large amount Of ore already out, and
will have 1000 tons by the time tho
mill Is ready to commence working It.
Tho following assessments have been
levied: Virtue Gold Mining Company,
one dollar; Adairs Hill Consolidated,
Is cents per share.
Gold, ll4H; greenbacks, scarce, and
bringing moro than New York value,
buying at s9A; selling at so13.
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Foa tho very bOst Photographs, 20 to Bradley
& Rulofson's Gallery without STAIRS
~AsCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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DISPATCH

Held - answer fer Maasi.sEhser
Incsrpsvasisas- GrAnd Larceny
The Laura d. Fair Case-Pienies.
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SAN FRASc1sco. May l1-3 P. NJ
Charles Moeller, who struck MI. Po!.
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IL. L. HIGGINS,
No. IS Bouth O Observation-Disclosures.
aD2i n
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NEW cooDsI

GREAT VARIETY JUST RECEIVED
VI and bound 10 sell at r t.Ers