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WASHINGTON.
WAsHrEeroN, June IS.


The rumor from New York that
Judge Richardson Is about TO resign the
office Of Secretary Of the Treasury, Is not
worth a serious consideration.
A. B. Meacham, the Peace Commis'
sioner who was wounded at the Candy
massacre, received a telegraphic sum.
mons TO appear before the military com.
mission that Is to try the ModOcs, and
left Washington for the Pacific coast to-
night.
The Post Office Department issued an
order to-day for the establishment Of
free delivery system ct Quincy, Ills, with
six carriers, and at Kansas City, Mo, with
eight carriers. Service at both places is
TO commence on July 1st
A large number ol promotions based on
competitive examinations were made in
the Patent Office to-day to grades First,
Second, and Third Assistant Examiners.
Among the clerks promoted 70 Third As
sIstant Examiner was Miss Annie r. 8.
Nicholas, Of Mass, who Is the first lady
that ever received such an appointment.
Four ladies creditably passed the exAmi-
nation, which was strictly Of general,
scientific nature, each standilg above the
minimum. The Commissioner had given
notice, however, that but one lady would
be appointed to try the novel experiment,
and Mss Nicholas standing the highest Of
the four received the promotion. The
speciality 70 Whichshe viii be assigned Is
not yet determined. s, r-.s.s
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HAMILToN's OPERA HoCsE.-BY an ad.
Yertisement in the New York Clipper, we
learn that Hamilton's Opera House in this
city ls expected to open on or about the
lsl OF October next Mr.. FrTSsMSloNs,
the lessee and manager, gives notice that
he Is now open for the engagement OF
firstclsss dramatic and operatic stars. A
tirst.class dramatic company is to bo re-
Iained throughout the season for the sup
port Of stars. yet stars with their own
companies and travelling troupes Of all
kinds (of established merritt can also se'
cure time. 1t Is stated that the building
and ground will cost $4,000, We trust
the antIclpations OF the cnterpElsing pro-
prletor and, lessee may be realized, and
that we shall. soon have what has been
so long needed here, q frst,class theatre,
whose appointments will make 1t a credit
to the city and source Of pleasure TO our
nennle. ..s... ... ...s.
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Remarkable Address by Henry A.
Wise. r#HN

SALEM, Va, June 1s-Gov. Henry A.
Wise delivered the annual address before
tho literary societies Of Roanoke college
last night, on the subject, "Thc physical
structure Of tho domain Of the United
States, It's effect on the past and present,
and It's favorable effect in the future upon
their progress, power, peace, commerce,
constitution and government" It was O
remarkable production, In which he ad-
vOcated the construction OF the james
aud Ksnawha river canal as the belt Of the
Union. He said that II the Mississippi
river had flowed east and west,
the South would never have been whip
ped. Slavery had been blight upon
southern industry and prosperity. The
large plantation system was anti CONNER
Cial and unlavorable to manufactures,
aud that was the reason why no great
commercial metropolis had sprung up at
The mouth Of the Cheapeak bay. The
late war had changed the relations Of SO.
clely-the b9ndsmen OF yesterday were
The free men OF to-day, and the Tree men
Of yesterday were decitizenized and de.
nAIOnalized.
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SPAIN.

!, MADRID, June lS-Iu the Cortes to-day
the Minister Of Finance presented Q. bill
granting the Government special powers
for collection Of taxes and providing for
economical reforms In all departments Of
administration. A draft Of the diplomatic
note announcing TO tho foreign powers
and. establishment Of the federal republic
was, read at the Council Of Ministers to-
day by Senior Muzo. =
The Cure Of Santa Cruz burned a rail,
road depot with three hundred passenger
and freight cars OF Beasin.
CADIz, June 1s.-The Admiralty Court
ot Cadiz has completed its Investigation Of
The sinking Of tho emigrant ship North
Fleet, by the Spanish steamer Murrillo
A verdict was rendered severely censur-
itg the Captain Of the MurrilloS and sus;
pending his certificate for nine months. :
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The Maryland Editors at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, June 1s.-Fiity members
Of tho Maryland Press Association, on an
excursion arrived at eight this morning
by the steamer from Huntington. They
were received in the forenoon at the
Board Ol Trade. This afternoon they
visited the Fountain and received lunch
from the Commissioners at the Exposition
building and went In carriages to Spring
Grove Cemetery. Returning through Clit
ton they pattook ot the hospitalitles ol
Richard Smith, thence returned 10 the
city by the way OF Mount Auburn, Wal
nut Hills and Eden Park. Tonight they
rest aud tomorrow at 7:80 A. NJ. they
take the Short Line for Louisville.
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observations In the Holy Land.
GOlgoIha.

LONDON. June 1s.--A correspondent
from Jerusalem states that the geological
plate just completed by the Oriental topo.
graphical corps now engaged In making
surveys and and sketches Of the Bible
lands, shows the exposed and Skull.shap.
ed line Of the upper strata ol the hill out
side Of Damascus gate and near the north
wall Of Jerusalem, which Is strongly Sug-
gestive Of Golgotha, the place oi skulls.
This supports the theory OF this hill being
Cavalry. The Oriental typographical
corps have arranged, BY means Of tele-
graph from Joppa to Jerusalem, for accu.
rate barometic notifications Of the lRti.
tude on the coast between tho Mediter.
raneau and Dead sea.
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THE DEAD ALIVE.


Reappearauce of a MiSSing Man.
NEW YaRK, June lS.-J. E tVandoren,
son oil Rev. /. q. Vandoren, OF Boonton,
N. j., who has been missing some eight
months, has turned up. A letter has
been received from him dated Rotterdam,
in which he says he LEFT his home In
Brooklyn for a days cunning. While
ducking near Fire Island, his boat was
capsizSd and his companion drowned.
Cllnging 10 the bottom Of the upturned
boat, he driited out to sea. On the fol
lowing morning, when almost exhausted
he was picked up by a Swedish bark
bound for Buenos AyreS. When fifty
days out, the sWede boarded British
bark bound from the Pacific for Rotter-
dam, all consenting, young Vandoren
was transferred and carried 10 Rotterdam,
from which place he proposed to- sail
Immediately to meet his wife and
children in Brooklyn, who have mourned
for him as dead several monthS.
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The Nationai'COnventlon of MIlIers.

TOLEDO, June 1S.-The hillers Con-
vention elected as officers for the ensuing
year: Jacob Barns, OF Michigan, Presl-
dent, with one Vice President from each
State; E. B. Morrel, Of Michigan, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
The report OF the Committee on Con.
stftution, amer discussing and amending,
was adopted .--
Atthe, evening session resolution was
presented declaring it important that
each State l0rm q State Mlllers Associa.
Ption Jor the purposein Of regulating the
manufacture Of -four and giving 10 this
association the benefit Of their influence
and information for tho general good Of
the whole, and requesting each Vice
President 10 call a meeting Of the millers
in his State to perfect National organi-
zatlon. After considerable discussion the
resolution was laid on the table.
Messrs. Hayes, Of Michigan, and White,
of Ohio, addressed the meeting, urging
the importance Of earnest efforts looking
to the permanent Success Of the National
Association. g s
The Convention adjourned 10 meet in
Chicago ;On the second Wednesday in
January, 1874.
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AGaIro in utah.

WAsmNaToN, June 1s.-The Depart
ment Of Justice attributes tho unhappy
condition OF AffairS in Utah, so far as the
non enforcement of the criminal laws is
concerned, to the neglect Of Congress
to provide remedy for the difficulties
alluded to In the Presidents special mes
sage towards the close Of the session and
In which he earnestly asked for legiSla-
tion to prevent a conflict Of authority Of
no worse consequences. The President
afterwards went to the Capitol and per-
sonally urged legislation, as did also At
torney General Williams, but without
success. Although Jurors cannot be Sc
cured In criminal cases they can be obtain.
&C In civil cases by the coucent Of the
fathers. There seema 70 be no prospect Of
. relief from the present dilemma except
by tho action Of Congress.
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GknGtteLIi4enGer:

TEE Health Officer addresses 10 the
people Of this city, through our columns,
this morning, some earnest and practical
recommendations in regard TO sanitary
precautions against cholera. We trust
they will be needed. Whether the city Is
in danger Of cholera visitation or not,
lie and sickness will be saved by careful
attention to these suggestions. But the
symptoms in tho Southwest are such as to
leave little room to doubt either that YER
liable cholera in epidemic form already
exists there or that the existing disease,
already attended with alarming fatality,
will develop into the most malignant form
OF cholera and spread throughout tho
country. About the only thing definitely
settled about the nature Of cholera is, that
II can be dlsarmed Of It's terrors by rigid
Rnd thorough publication; that the exhRl'
auons from every kind offlIh, but espec'
iaIly feculent matter, furnishe the vehicle
Tor Its transmission and add TO It's mallg-
nancy; and that the most effective pFeVen'
tive Is in the frequent and regular use oil
powerful dIsinlcctants which destroy pos
onous exhalatons. DR.. JAMES, Of New
York, whose suggestions on this point we
printed few days ago, recommends cop
peras and carbolic acid. There arc other
substances scarcely less valuable; and
some Of these should be used not once, nor
occasionally, but with frequency and reg
ularity during the hot season. We call
special attention TO the suggestion Of the
Health Officer on this point, and repeat the
hope that all the houSeholders in the city
will give it their heed. There Is no need
tor any unusual alarm, but there Is abqp,
dsut reason, as every intelligent person
who reads the daily report from south
western cities must understand, for such
measures ol prevention as will render
alarm unnecessary.
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PITTSBURGH.
Improvement Of the Ohio.

PrTTsBURGR, June 1s-The commits
sioners appointed 10 consider the improve.
ment Of the Ohio river aud It's tributaries,
aud to devise plan for tho same, assem-
bled at the Monongahela House, In this
city; this afternoon, Hon. J. K. Moore
head, Of Pennsylyanla, presiding. Dele
gates from Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois,
and Indiana were present. Alter the
reading Of the report ol the executive
committee and some discussion favorable
towards establishing a reservoir, the
meeting adjourned until nine o'clock to-
morrow morning, when other members
will be present.
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CINCINNATI, June 1s-A Gazette special
from Fl. Wayne, Ind, reports two stimuli
taneons fires In that city In. the middle Of
the afternoon. Loss $4,000. Probably
partly insured. The first fire was In q
grocery, cigar and tobacco establishments,
corner Wayne and Barr BtrOStp Two
kegs Of powder In the grocery exploded
tearing the building down, part Of the
stock saved. The second fire started In
the Fl. Wayne sash factory on Clay
street. The factory is q total loss. -Four
adjoining dwellings and i've or six stables
were burned. .r -.r.f
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Preparations TO Observe the Transit
b ..v1-J.t of Venus. .r-

WASHINGTON, June 1s-Proi. Henry,
oil the SmithsOBian Institute, Admiral
Sands and Prol. Newcomb, of the Naval
observatory, were at the Naval depart
ment to- dsy, with a view Of making pre-.
liminary arrangements for the details Of
the different departments Of an expedition
to be sent in a vessel Of war to the various
points to take observations Of the transit
oIVenus. The points It contemplates visit
ing for this purpose are in the Southern
Indian Ocean, AustrallA and adjacent Is.
lands. There will probably be four par
ties, SIX persons in each, 10 be assigned al
dtfient points; the western party Of 10.
b0rtstoWn. Van DiemAnN Land, second
party at Kergudan's Land, in'the South
Indian Ocean, third party at Vladis-
took and fourth at some island adjacent
to Australia. ."r.. Jed
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ConrIction for Murder,

ALFRED, ME-, June 1S.-The jury in
the case Of Wagner, the alleged Isle Of
Shoals murderer to-day, brought in yer.
dict oi murder In the first degree. The
prisoner heard the verdict without NOV.
ing muscle. The counsel OF Wagner
viii move exceptions on the jurisdiction.
The sentence will not be pronounced
until this question can be argued at the
term 0l full court In July.
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Walking Match at Ottawa,

OTTAWA, CANADA, June ls-A walk
ing match took place to-day from Ann
Prior 10 Ottawa, a distance OF forty miles,
lor a hundred dollars side, between Pace
English, a professional pedestrian, and
Sparks Land, surveyor. The men start.
ed IRON Ann Prior at 4:80A. NJ, and when
hall way Pace led BY half a mile. Ten
miles irom Ottawa he suddenly gave out
aud Sparks came In winner at 1890 p. n,
having walked tho distance within eight
houS. Pace was the favorlte and con-
siderable money changed hands.
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CINCINNATI.
Two MORE DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.

TWO MORE DEATHS FROM CHOLERA.
CINCINNATI, Juno 1s.-Two deaths Of
persons from disease presenting cholera
symptoms have been reported to-day.
Both were new cases. One was sick only
q day.
Mayor Johnston nominated and the
Common Council to-day confirmed as
Fire Department Commissioners Nessrs.
P. W. Strader, Charles Kahn, Jr,, Henry
Hanna, George Weber and George q,
Sargent. This puts tho Fire Department
under q new regime, according to the law
passed at the last session OF the Legisla-
tlrc GSl =
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Love and PoIson..A BAD TraEelY.

ALBANY, June 1s.-A. D. Wheelock
q physician, ior some tlme past has beer
paying attention to MIS- Ruth Smith d
st. townsville, Her parents objected or
the ground that Whe9lock was 3 married
man. Yesterday, proceedings for q dl
vOrce were commenced, on the haaring o
which NlA Smith took poison and died
When Wheelock heard Of her death hC
also poisoned himself
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Daring Attempt TO Rob a Bank 10
Toronto,

TORONTO, June 1s,-Two men entered
the office Of Forbes s. Lownsbrough
bankers and brokers, here this morning
Mr.: Lownsbrough, who WINS alone In the
ofElce, turned 70 his desk to make an en-
try, when he was struck over the head
with a loaded cane and a dangerous
wound inflicted. The men tried 10 rob
the Office, but Mr. Lownsbrough shouted
murder" and the villains escaped With
out securing any plunder.
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RIVoF News,

PTnBURGH, June Electromagnetic
8 feet 8 inches and falling steadily.
Weather excessively hot.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-River 8 ieet and
rising. Weather cloudy and hot.
LoUIsvILLE, June 19..-River stationary;
5 feet In canal, 3 feet in chute, 81 feet on
Portland bar, 8 feet scant on Rising Sun
bar. Cloudy and hot. Freight scarce.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, June 1s.-The commence.
ment exercises Of the male and female
schools oi this city closed 10 night In the
public library hall. The hall was crowd.
ed at each exhibition, and great interest
was manifested on the occasion. Gen.
eral satisfaction was expressed at the
condition Of the high school.
Tbs Indiana Editorial Excurtionlsts
have been visiting Jeae1anville and New
Albany yesterdRy, and today leIt for Wy
andotle cave.
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weather Report.
----- = Nm WAI UIPABEIIlII
UYRlol OF I'M OMEg 6I9HAL 011Io1B.
-WAsINaFoN, D. O., June 1850 r e. !


"AAAAANESIt NsNst VHAAS WV tshAf
'Vn nE PHoRABnEuA ySH
ForNew England on Thursday, gentle
to fresh and occasionally brisk southerly
to westerly winds and increased cloudi.
ness are probable. For the Middle States
and lower lake region, fresh to brisk
sOutherly and westerly winds and In.
creasing cloudiness, with very pro obably
rain areas over the latter during Thurs
day. For the Upper Lake region, fresh
to very brisk winds, veering to southWes-
terly and noFthWesterly, generally cloudy
weather and occasional rain areas. For
the Northwest, fresh and brisk winds,
veering 10 westerly and northwesterly,
partly cloudy weather and occasionally
rain, For the South Atlantic States,
light 10 fresh souLherly and westerly
winds, with clear or partly cloudy wealth
er.- For the Cult States east Of the Miss
fssippi, and northward TO the Ohio VAL
ley and Missouri, gentle To fresh southerly
TO westerly winds and partly cloudy
weather, with occasional rain areas on
Thursday,
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THE MODOCS.
Suicide Of Curley.Headed Jack.

Suicide OF CuTleYsHeaded jack
San FRANCISCO, June 1S.-The follow
ing dispatch has been received:
YREKA, CAL, June 1s-While the Mo
docs were being removed from Peninsula
Tule Lake 10 Fort klamath, one Of the
Indians known as Curley. Headed Jack,
who surrendered with the Hot Greek
band TO Gen. Davis at Fairchild's rancho,
shot himself and has since died. II Is also
reported that some Of the Indians who
were moved nearly succeeded In fling of
their irons, but were detected in time to
prevent escape.
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LITTLE ROCK, jane 1s.-The Governor
to-day commuted the sentence Of o. B
Chute, who was TO be hanged in Monroe
county, TO twenty'one years In the peni-
tentiary.
The Attorney General to-day brought
splt ID PulaOki Circuit Court, similar 10
Tho one brought by Brooks, settling forth
that Baxter was not elected Governor,
and asking a judgement ot custer against
him. he brings the suit In the name o.
the State. sr
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Fl. MCPHERSON, NRB., June 49,
Prof. Marsh and the Yale College eEplor.
Ing party lett here to-day for the Mobrars
river, where they will spend the next FIVE
weeks In geological investigations. Two
companies Of lhe Sd cavalry under COM
mRnd OF Col. Mills willact as their escort
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, June 1s.-The floor and
galleries Of the Assembly were crowded
to-day in anticipation ol IAN exciting debate
over the case Of II. Ranc, Deputy from
Lyons The report Of the executive com.
mittee, recommending that authority be
granted for his prosecution was read, but
the debate thereon was postponed until
tomorrow.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June l8-The Judges Of the
Supreme Court Of Illinols, 10 odSY elected
Judge Sidney K. Breeze Chief Justice.
Judga Breeze d the oldestmembero Of the
court, having held his seat Ior over o
quartOr Of century.
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Unwilling Ofa franklin Statue nt
New Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, juno 1s-The marble
statue Of Franklin BY Hiram, Powers,
which was presented 10 the city BY Mr..
Q. A. Wood, was unveiled IN Lafayette
square this afternoon with appropriate
ceremonies: Judge W. W. HoWo dellY-
cred an address. 4, ~ n. e.
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Total, 10000 aIits, ali Cash.

Total, 1000 9lits, al Cash. $50Q, 600
Only few tickets rmaIn unsold, and they
Will bO furnished 10 the rst Appl cRnts at the FOL-
quarters 81 80; II Wholes for SiOO, 80 for $500
fIS for Sl,0C0.
For Tickets and full information, Gpplyto
THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Ky,
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RumOTed InIentions of Secretary
Richardson. -LLthE

NRw YoRk, .TunS SlS.-The E1mot Is
revived on Wall st., that Judge Richard.
son Is about TO resign his position Of Sec
relsry Of the Treasury In order 10 become
resident partner at Paris Of o New York
and Paris banking house. 4r 10
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NORTHAMPTON. June ls.-The steam
mp Deuschlaud, from New York, has ar.
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No Abatement al Nashville,

NASHVILLE, June 1s-The cholera un-
abating. Considerable exhodus ST people
ont Of the city today. Three .drsymen
attacked on the streets. Nlniy convicts
down with tho disease, mostly cholera.
The deaths from cholera today were
thirty, Of which eight were whites and
twenty-five colored. Business almost to-.
tally suspended, commercial interest suf-
lering badly.
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Vice President Wilson Getting Bet.

BoSToN, June 1s.-The health ol Vice
President Wilson q FApidly improving,
and he has retired to The seclusion Of the
country 70 Fest and recupernts
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The New York Senate, 4 bgIlSAsd.
? NEW EogK, June Is. 1.-The R4ptsd SAYS
that by some blunder the proposed Con-
stituuon for this State sbollShes the Ben
ate.
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Heavy Verdict Against a Gay DEE
ceiYeF.

CINCINNATI, June 19.-In the suit ol
Josephine Kimbsll against Jacob Stoner,
Of thal lISsSllion, .0hil. 8 AFnsce Company,
10 recover % 900 damages for a breach
OF marriage contract, the jury rendered
verdict giving the plaintiff $1,000.
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100000 ACRE6I
CHEAP FARMSI
The cheapest Land In market for sale BY tLo
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In the great Platte Valley.

In the Great Platte Valley.
1000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale In tracts OF forty acres and upwards
on RIVB and TEN IEARs' CREDIT AT 8 FIR cIAT
No ADYAN, Z INTERRsT REQUIRED.
Mid and hcAlthf1l climate, fertile soil, an
abundance OF good wAtsr.
THB BEST MARKET IN THH W1sFI The great
mining regions o. Wyoming, COLORADO Utah and
Nevada being supplied by the fGrmcSS In the
Plato Valley.
Soldiers Eatitlsd to . Homestead Of 100 Acres.
THR BRsT LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FRIB HoHEs FoR ALL Millions Of aces Of
choice Government LAnnB open for entry under
the Homestead Law rear this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all the oonVenlOneeS Of an
FrsS paSScs to purchasers OERallrosd Land.
Sectional Maps, Sho wing tho Land, also now
edition Of DBEOB PTVg PAMPHLET WTfR INV
AAPs hAuBD FREE EVERTWHERB.
Address o. y. DAVIS,
Land CoRlMLSSloHeF D. p 2. H.,
ONIHA, TRB,
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BY TELEc RAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

Exclusively to the Intelllgencer.
(By tho Western Union Limo.
Once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe BtS)
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A WANT SUPPLIED.

~ Country Merchants EeploniIhlng their
stock vould do well 70 give uS call. Spl