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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28
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pLrInonE % ober T:aBrea 'stgfr. m ur,,-
aee p ns sens. PEI SSi on Bs%ors sni Oissi
- sSpsi n ~
- b; sale, reported Q. cs.nss .mt..e 4.
&c sc sS aRG ssa !. sad A. sG "a
.fs.,ps Su ,ss ~ $,.srs .%S.r also n'''
and he nsrfss !: nd f% iSf sss Is.
ss sa s.les q soa,hssn s%brsse so su:ses
white %s1 Sa 81: &c ysGs toS S:S
Sss fas ;s b,.5 IA: sSSs:.a
nSs e.; ma .sDs e IL SS ,s s ssS
s. S,s:. sss
ss. o e s rod i, :HaS S' Cent.
day We have sales reported Of y bales, and gnrtr
esS Ssi. I'D - Srdn IT. Sy es :. ss.a
but time 6uI ers are soppelled to pay NsI cents
q. %:.isi q! BIN Ms.s. sns SsiSs: &c isssI
Sssi's sSS:y sent: SliS Ss; S%ssS;
IA: siSi: 's S' :;a ~
4: to sse an and Gsi' L sraa /; 't goed a.
S.ss Pori c vsry ani snS ss ssots %s.tspn Il
en Sssl,. and new. city psck'd, A sessieS
pss .s Sr NThs m.rs,, for raw Sugars continue.
dull and the tone Ia etll heavy. The only sale Of
which we sre Adyised Saturday vas b hhdr. Deme.
terms Thore u no change IN price, 70 note, and
We quote on four. months time. as follow Cuba
cents, English Island do sIsS7S eta; Cubs ,'nir.
fS.sl .as,a cent?; 90 ns = r s95ss' ses' e"'
e q 81, s q sSs
market Il generally dull. and thore Il little dspo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

NOTICE-THAT L. s. JUSTH, 6ia d STREET,
IN between Sixth aud seventh streots northwest.
sells custom made second hand Clothing At less than
half the cost Of re ady made ones N. B-Second
hand olpthing Of all kinds bought Ut fair Dash prices
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

I also have agreed to examine the stoistical "a.
cation, 10 that the Information In them Will DO cor.
rect and In conformity with the Numerical BOOK
and other re0'r %I Il TX nMs5saAN, Tax Clerk
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MARRIED.

JONES-aAHN Ion the 26th inst, by Rev. Mr..
Shannon, uENRY o, JONES, Of Washington, and
LOUISA q. GAHN, Of Baltimore
wILsON-sTEEI.E-In Marietta, Ohio, October
81, by Kew. Riley johnson. Mr.. ISAAC NJ. WILSON,
o, steub nyille. Ohio. and Mis- ErriE II. STEELE
Of Cow Run.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION. HOUSE
tSe n
sl.. tss ssqTs ss evening ssss
watches: cutlery hosiery, dry goods, clothing and
houses respectfully solicited and satisfaction guar
antsed. BY strictattention to business and prompt
payments We hope To secure patronage. One OF the
nrIn Is an experienced auctloneer. having been ut
the business over twenty years. The other has
sutku CLARK h HENRY
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PROPOSALS..


OFFICE A. o. D., LonT TooIE, M,
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, with copy Of ihis
alyertlaemOnt attached, VIII DO received At this
niahins the fREsH BEEF required by. The, Sub
mouths Jah R PGe' ,aG Mo- ;es ~
rate proposals. In duplicate for furnishing officers
with choice cuts OF fros ecf for tho Same period
Information q the lualitT Of beef. payments and
conditions can be obtained on Application 70
e., q r. Ili0RNBui.oH.,
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DEAL ESTATE DIRECTORY OF THR
N CITY OF WASHINGTON,
In separate plats for each square on scale Of fty
feet 10 the Inch, comprising al lots. parts Of lots
and subdivisions. with date and name Of same, verb
Aed % 20 oorrectness by Wm. Forsyth. esq. City
improvements In each lot, and description Of the
building material thereof. with the location OF hre
other Information bearing upon the value Of prop
erty. To be publtahed for subscribers only In semi
Il Y twenty four sQuAreA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-28

NAsHIsoros. D, O., September II, 1878.
quest q Messrs. K. u H. FseSts and r. y ". Prsti
e s.,m,ns Hnd s saPeEyis, m pS6Sst,oH q what
tor, and they may be assured o. the correctness
Of each sepsrate square and lot, part Of lot and
surveyor y w H. bais,I f,0HtssY 6,TTMmh,,
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CUBA.
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
SAN De

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. q.
Heavy sentences were pronunced in
the Police Court to-day, as follows:
Charles Thompson, for assault and
battery, was fined $500. The Court
said it was very probable that Thomp-
son had committed robbery also. Ed
ward Jarden, convicted of secreting
cases of smallpox and tearing down
the yellow placards marking its pres
ence, was fined $50.
There was a slight shower of rain
here this morning, but the weather
10Y is clear and cold.
The Police Commissioners will meet
this afternoon to appoint the fifty new
policemen allowed by law, and the
City Hall is crowded with anxious an
plicants.
The Geneva Consolidated Silver
Mining Company was incorporated
Yesterday; object: mining, purchasing,
selling and smelling ores, in Cherry
Creek Mining District and Egan Can
yOn, in White Pine county, Nevada,
Directors: Robert B. GRAY, S, Kim.
boil, Geo. F. Geisse, Chas. Camden and
+. Hindman. Capital stock, $1,000.
900. The certificate states that the
amount of capital stock actually sub.
scribed is 5000 shares, representing q
par value of $1,000. 900.
The capital stock of the Dayton
Gold Mining Company has been in
creased from $1,000, 900 to $40, .OOO.
Michael Kelly committed suicide by
cutting his throat with a butcher
knife. He leaves a wife and seven
children, and was by trade a ship car.
penter.
Scarlatina continues undated. In
his city during the past week Is deaths
are reported from this cause, making
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28

ORDINANCE NUMBER EIGHT.
An Ordinance to fr and collect license
tar for the town of Eureka.
DE 1T ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
- County Commissioners of Eureka county.
Nevada:
SECTION I. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons, either for himself or rs agent,
employe or factor, to transact. carry on or
conduct airy business or pursue any calling or
or permit the same to be done as principal.
agent or employe. until he. she or they shall
have taken out q license from the town of Eu-
reka. and paid such sum or sums Of money as
Is hereinafter provided; and for each and
every violation Of this ordinance, the person
or persons so violating shall. upon conviction
before a J Justice Of the Peace Of the town of
Eureka, DO fined in any sum not moro than
Two hundred dollars. nor less than thirty dol
lars; and if such fine be not paid, such person
or persons shall DO imprisoned in the County
lars Of said fine.
SEC. 2; All licenses ~(except such as are
hereinafter provided shall be paid quarterly
~ ADVANCE, and before transacting, carrying
on or conducting any business or pursuing
any caliing or Profession in this ordinance
mentioned, and all licenses taken out under
tne provisions of this ordinance shall be ex-
nspiteu IN some conspicuous point Of tho place
OF business, room or office of tho person or
persons taking out the same, and such person
VI persons having a license shall produce the
same upon applying for its renewal; and in
case any person OF persons shall fail to take
out such license as provided in this ordinance
ior the quarters commencing on the first day
81 anuaryi April. July and October, A. Ii.
isIf' slter inc passage Of this ordinance, and
october. in each year thereafter, Shall. in nd.
dition to being fined or Imprisoned. a. in se,.
tlon one OF this ordinance provided, be re-.
CURED 10 pay an amount in addition of ffty
per cent. upon the amount herein nrascr;haS
for such license, and if not paid, suit hall be
commenced against such person or persons in
the name Of tho Board Of County Commis-
sloners Of Eureka county. Nevada, for the mso
and benefit Of the inhabitants Of the town ~
Eureka, As in civil actions under the laws or
the state of Nevada, for the recovery Of ,bn
amount OF such licence and said percentage
together with costs, including tho foe Of the
Distrlet Attorney As in other cases, and en-
S~r. !. II shall be tho duty of the Sheriff
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28

RETURNED.-Yesterday morning DR..
Crockwell, Of this city, returned from
Nevada and California, where he has
been for the last three weeks, bring
ing with him his brother-in-law, Mr..
Jas. A. Logan. Mr.. Logan was the
victim Of a severe accident at Treas
ure City, Nevada, in June last, which
has left him a cripple for life. In re-
moving a cap from a charge of giant
powder the blast exploded, frightfully
mangling MIR. l.. and necessitating the
the accident the unfortunate man has
been blind; andtO accompany him to
San Francisco, where skilled oculists
could perform on his eyes, DR.. Crock
well went west. We are sorry to learn
from the Doctor that there is little hope
of MI. Logan ever regaining his sight.
Salt Lake Herald.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28

10 deaths 80 far this month against a
total of 50 last month. Scarlet fever
also prevails in all the Eastern cities,
but In none Is the disease as fatal as in
San Francisco.
J, c. Merrill & Co., agen.s for the
Australian and American Steamship
Company, report that the steamer Nc
Gregor will arrive in San Francisco
before or about the 10th prOximo.
VIsALIA, Dec. q.
Further particulars from Kingston
Fresno county, show that h ROBBERY
Of that village last evening was per-
petrated by Vasguez' band. number
ing about eight or ten Mexicans, two
Americans and a negro. They tied
their horses on tie bank of the river
opposite Kingston. crossed the bridge
on foot and took possession of the no,
tel and two stores. They then tied
down about IS men by soaring them
with their weapons. and then proceeded
to rifle the safes and money drawers OF
their contents; after which they robbed
their victims of watches and valuables.
In the meantime the alarm had spread,
and several parties, armed with guns
and revolvers, took position across the
street anu Opelcu llIe vi tuc AOouVIS'
which was returned by them, who
were all we'll armed, Vasquez himself
CARRYING four navy revolvers. They
were finally compelled to retreat.
closely followed by the citizens, who
continued firing on them. Two par
ties were armed and started in pur-
suit. Within an hour or two an off,
Ter from this county collected a posse
of Is or 20 men and started in pur-
suit: while another posse. under
Deputy Sheriff Blackburn, started
from Fresno City. This afternoon one
of the gang was captured on the plains
and brought back to Kingston. The
remainder Of the band are supposed to
be making for the Coast. Range. holly
pursued by men who will make no
troublesome prisoners should they
overtake them. Traces of blood were
found on the bridge this morning
which show that at least OF the
robbers was wounded. About $1,000
in coin, besides watches and other val
tables, were taken. Several victims of
the robbery recognized Vasquez pic
ture as the leader of the band.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28

MINISTER TO MADRID.-The tele-
graph informs us that the President
has appointed Caleb Cushing Minister
to Madrid, vice Sickles, resigned. The
dispatch further states that Mr.. Cush-
ing has signified his acceptance of the
important trust. This will, of course.
render it necessary for the President
to look up some one else for the Chief
Justiceship in case he concludes to
withdraw the name of Attorney Gen.
eral Williams.
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NEW York, Dec. q.
Communication with the Virginius
prisoners will not DO allowed until the
District Attorney concludes his investi.
cations.
Thos. A Scott, President Of the
Pennsy lvania Ra lroad, and G.. Nj.
Creighton, General Western Agent. left
this city this morning for Philadelphia,
in response to dispatches calling for
their immediate presence on account OF
the strike on the western lines.
Tho Orange Hotel at Turner Station
on the Erie Railroad burned to.
night. The building was four hundred
feet long, three stories high and be-
longed TO the Erie Company. The
read is temporarily blockaded.
A dispatch from Montreal reports
Henry Genet there to-day.
OHIO.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 81,
About IL o'clock to-day Chas. Stet-
son, a prominent and highly respect
able member of the Cleveland bar, shot
himself with a small single-barreled
pistol. He is now dying. Financial
Embarrassment is said to be the cause.
CINCINNATI, Dec. p.
A strike of the engineers and firemen
on the Panhandle Central Railroad
commenced here at o to-day. The
strike is against a reduction of ten per
cent. in wages The Panhandle Gem
trail and Pennsylvania Central are at
fected simultaneously by the strike.
COLUMBUS. Dec. -.
The strike Of the engineers and fire.
men on the line of the Panhandle
route has resulted in a general stop
Pare of trains. The striking engineers
here disclaim any intention to modest
outside engineers who may come in
and take their places.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. o.
Hon. c. Caldwell, formerly a mem
Der of Congress from this city, turned
over to the poor of Louisville, Christ
mas-Day, a building for hospital pur-
poses which he had just built at a cost
of $4,000.
MISSOURI.
ST.. LOUIS. Dec. q.
Michael Scanlon was found gAilty by
the coroner's jury to-day OF killing his
wife, yesterday, in a drunken fight.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, Dec. q.
The President has appointed Caleb
Cushing Minister to Madrid, having
accepted Sickles' resignation. Cush-
ing has accepted.
Orders have been issued from the
Navy Department to discontinue the re-
cruiting departments at Toledo, De-
trOit, New Orleans, Baltimore and
other points opened at the beginning
of complications with Spain. The
number of men now in the navy is
10000.
As there is no absolute necessity for
heavy appropriations for Improvements
in hari,ors, rivers and Notifications, the
estimate for such improvements,
amounting to $50, 900 900, will probably
be reduced to $4,000 600.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WILMINGTON. Dec. q.
\ fearful storm visited this section
last night, blowing down a number of
small houses, u%prooting trees, etc.
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Dec. q.
The strike Of the engineers on the
western connections of the Pennsyl-
vania Central railroad continues to-day,
except on the Cleveland and Pittsburg
without condition, except to be kept at
work. Occasional trains are got
through on other lines where the
strike was inaugurated, but regular
travel is almost at a stand-still.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28
TO THE PUBLIC.

iMpiAG THAT A REPORT DETRI.
4 mental to the reputation of a Mfr. lanes
with harahan has been current for some time
name APPENDED to it. | take this OBJ
i ba, .nat he tried To swindle me in the sale of "a
Of ~ ahd am accused as being the nuthor
I '. never said SO. nor had / then ar bnva
do a u, reason TO say SO; This is all that
called fo v ;ra,e the siand.I. and ! deem it
1881" j, J. UYEES
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Estrayed or Stolen

A SMALL BROWN HORSE, WEls ,his
n about 20 pounds. three " lite lie ss* Iieft hip
si.ot on n~ostril. and branded on tne one bag
with the letter I'D" reversed: also ya' and
horse mule. weight about 1p roII st Shout
branded with the letter "k'' on inc
der. 49,. Aha rcccv.
A reward OF So will be pad Ioa s ~ the ~
cry Of either animal, and :" nio'e"
prehension III the thief. :.. The under
Information should be left with i"s street
signed At his residence on Sentn W%RTIN.
d2ltf WV.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28

KILLING AT MOREY.-The Reveille
learns of a killing, which took place at
Morey the latter part of last week. A
man named OuLsten was killed by a
shovel in the hands of a man named
john Hubbard. A message was at
once sent to Belmont for the Sheriff,
there being strong talk of lynching
the killer,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28
STATE OF NEVADA, l..
County Of Eureka. IS

J.. F; II. HARMON. County Clerk and OK.
onicio CLERK Of the Board Of County Commits
tfy that the above and foregoing is a correct
and true copy Of the original matter thereof
which now remains in my Office nj Eureva
county and State aforesaid.
my hand and affixed the seal Of said Rnar u s ..
office in the town of Eureka, this 9TH day Of
December, A. b. ls73. '"' u
r. Ii: HARMON. County Clerk.
And ex. otiicio Clcrk Of the Board Of County
vada. vi Ne-
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Toys for the Million /!

HAVING JUST RECEIVED A SPLEEN.
Ml plD assortment Of toys from San Fran.
than the cheapest for coin. Nn cme"p;I
mine. ! can sell cheap enough at rrixat"
sale. II l can't get my own nricc w;i .
mt customers to fix theirs. The goods mus,
bcaI,h IS as l want to go to Europe for my
u-~i". JAKE OrrENHETWER
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NOTICE.

IN ACCOUNT OF MY DEPARTURE FOR
" the East, all parties holding bills against
me are requested to present them for pay
auction store, will please call and settle on or
before the 9Th Of January, and thereby save
trouble. j. BlTTNER.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-12-28
For. Sale.

ATTHE NEW JEWELRY STORE MO-
n door to the POstofice.
Silver and Plated Ware;
Two Large Music Boxes;
A Large Assortment Of Jews1y a..
A Very Fine Oouble.Barreieo Rs
A Fcw New and Sceond-han'
volvcrs.
i'm E>' S'n0 '' II. j" MORTIloN:-
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A Word to the wise

.SI orENED. AT TIE NEW JEWEi.
= j. ,S store, Main street, next door 10 The
JEW EiT !no most beautiful assortment oi
~ ,no iatest patterns and styles of evorytLin.
nep. IN q frSt-class Jewclry Store. which
s saIn tan to please the most iastidions. FOR
call o az exceedingly small profits. Give me n
u'rH II. j, MORTUON
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STRIKES. - The telegraph reports
some damaging strikes on the part Of
the engineers and firemen on some Of
the Ohio and Pennsylvania railways.
Travel is almost wholly suspended.
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TO Let.
A NO. l. FIRE-PROOF CELLAR. IN.
qu'rs Of LoGkWGOD Il YOUNG.

CLOSING OUT am closing out nv
assortment of toys and Yankee notions
at cost. Now is the time for purcbas,
ing holiday presents, in nv new build
ing in Straus' branch store.
ui- T.. III. BLASER
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Nantod.

4 GIRL To DO H0USEWORF FOR 4
"A small family. ~InqUire at tie Office OF the
California Lumber YARD.
DIS NJ. y. BARTLETT.
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n DWELLING house with four rooms
o rent, in good order. Inquire at the
barber shop adjoining the la Grando
saloon. ~. ..
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BORN.

In Virginia City, Dec. -, to the wife of n.
Bennett. u daughter.
In Gold Hill, Dec. 2, to the wife Of J. NJ.
Bostley, a son.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
CANADA.

PETERsBOHO. Ont, Dec. p.
Brenton alias Cox was hanged to-day
for the murder of Mrs. Paine and the
boy Dougherty in November, 1872.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, Dec. %.
The cattle plague has broke out in
MADEIRA, and cattle going from thence
to the Gold coast are infected.
CUBA.
HAVANA. Dec. q.
The insurgents on the 10Th inst. en-
tered the jurisdiction of Puerto Prin-
cipe dos rowing everything within
reach. They met with a repulse before
Point Piamot.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
Bv Overland Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

rsPEcrAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
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JED

In Austin. Dec. Is, Alice Wirz. agcd abo
% years.
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aass#wa IN tsamt - A~* -
44w "A - tAsMA~ Vi. aHshA " ~
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rs@aMaAMa ~*se v~ssa* n ssss~ sssss
sAf4sA Asss.er~ - AsTs s~s~ ~
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80 vAs+s So "A - n - AH4s*
the s8se@ aswa $50 ss#N a II mAAs
u saH#s tAfa#ss II sEllt - FsssA
sa#ws VI sAHt aswsAms. ss4saeass IA a.
sssee# va#~ ~ - \ nw@ Asss !
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fAAMNns .ArrENrluN--lMrunrAAT
NEar,---l'arne,s and al ml,p~ WIN
wan, u lMy lhc llEs'r anil CHEAP.
ESr hints A sinus III thu Northwest,
xlutll nut fpil ~ give Atkins. steele 4
Whites llM,r n shucs o,,e trial. u
,lluse wlo llayr Ind them nothing nrc,l
b. ral,l, ~ All unite IN giving ,hpm tho
highest prisc. l'hcy nro manufactured
trUm tho very Inst stuck, md tho work
II warranted MT ~ rip ~ cu,Mc umlWg-
vc,l \ great falling with MI lsMts 4
shurs, 4 full assortment III this juxtl,
celebrated make for mon. woMvM and
rhillrcnr wcnr always ~, hnnl Ut j, u.
tANAnn'r. wllr hns sold ihrM fpr \ o.
y year- null nescr yet AMl nne rair
TINT ,li,l MT give uuIirc satisfaction.
but ~ thu contrary runrcS ean lm rcturr-
vi II WIN will say llloy arv tho lHr,
bouts they ever hoagh. aMl instantly
prolacc thor rr'mf by shaving you i
foot covered Will, ono II tl,cm. kplcn-
did l'oo,r woru ysAr aud mors MI
Sonnd aud nice---wiih"ut 4 duula their
oqual lor wcnr raMMot liz fund. Olive
lheM srial aa,l yon shall M rcgrcs
II, III,
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fsrs tvlssi-- tu.ltg..st.sa, Il s,alsnr, anil
dyspepsia siti r,lss mil Kindred .l,sssss.
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kesr the hl,s.i pure AMI h-aith |. a..
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Nark, sals Aeens III. III United state.
rrirr TIM haslar per nt.flc seat for
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\ couple VI ,sermans have counted
The inhabitants III few iuarc mills
III the ,,lolr. which enables ,hvm IL
rs,lnair tho o,hcrs with NJ much ncrnra.
" m ~ declare tho cntirc number III,
unt,, 400. II each ono IL them viii MI.
sanro W 4 ycnr subscription
IL the PAM nsALsn. W. will take |,
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-01-31

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nftle way i"r milc~ IL cut tlrungl,
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high IN zach Slc NJ tho tols II tho
cara This excavation of snow Ii
nado only wide enough IL mlmit tho
passage VI tho train. nrl - this cause
rntlrcl, unavoidable may 10 attributed
tho sanw his.kutlps TINT nre constantly
ensuing We um informed TINT ,l,e
expense u esra.a,lng ut,ur tie big
Storm III tho ,ih AMI vi, rsr unc sln llu
milo was OYER ESnO.