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List of Bonds Called in by the
Treasury.

Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June 0-The following
circular was issued to-day for the redemp.
ton oil $50 bonds Of 1859:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT LOAN DIVE
ION, June @, 1873.-By virtue Of authority
given by the act Of Congress approved
July 14th, 1870, entitled, an act to author.
ize the reiunding OF the national debt, /
hereby give notice that the principal and
accrued interest Of bonds herein below
designated, know as 90 bonds, will be
paid at the Treasury Of the United States,
In the city oil Washington, on and after
the 9th day Of September, 1873 and that
the interest Of said bonds will cease on
that day, that Is to say coupon bonds,
known as the third series, act February
25th, 1869, dated May 1st, 1863 as follows:
Coupon bonds, fifty dollars, No. POI
to Q, 200 inclusive. One hundred dollars,
No. 4,7S3 to 10000 inclusive: Five hun.
dred dollars, No. 8,00l to 10000 inclusive.
One thousand dollars, No. 6,734 TO 90.
600 inclusive. Total 100000 regis.
tered bonds. Fifty dollars, No. l ,234 to
1920 inclusive. One hundred dollars,
No. 8,S0i to $500 inclusive. Five hon.
dred dollars, No. 5,36l to 500 inclusive.
One thousand dollars, No 2OGSl to 49,.
$50 inclusive. Five thousand dollars, No.
6,403 to $500 inclusive. Ten thousand
dollars. No. 1908 to $3.50 Inclusive. Total
100000. Grand total 20.0O0,000
OF the amount oulst Inding, embraced
in the numbers as above, $4,000 900 arc
coupon bonds and $4,000OOO registered
bonds. The coupon bonds OF the act OF
February 25th, 1862, were issued In four
distinct series. The bonds Of the first
series, all of which have been previously
called Tor redemption, were printed in
green tint and have no dCaignatiOn Of
the series upon them. The bonds Of the
second series, all oi which have been pre-.
viOusly called for redemption, were print.
ed In yellow tint and have tho words
"second series" on the bonds, and
"sccond" on each coupon. The bonds
OF the third series, embraced above,
numbers were printed in black and have
the words "third series" on the bonds,
and the third" on tho bond or on each
coupon or both the bonds OF the fourth
series were printed in black, with red
numbering, and have the words Fourth
series" or "lourth" on them. United
States securities forwarded for redemption
should be addressed to the Loan Division
Of the Secretary's office, and all registered
bonds should be assigned to the Secretary
Of the Treasury for redemption.
(SigneG WIN. A. RIcHARDSoN,
SecretTrU
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LATEST NEWS.

Most Rev. A. ]. schacfman, Arch
Bishop Of Utrecht, died at The Hague,
yesterday.
The Supreme Court Of New jersey
gave expression 10 their views yesterday
on the character and services Of the late
Chief Justice Chase and regret at his sud.
den demise.
The dance house at Wichita, Kan,
in which two soldiers were wounded on
Wednesday, was burned down by the sol.
diers on Thursday morning at two
o'clock. All the inmates were driven
away, one man killed, and the keeper
Of the dance house driven TO the bush.
"A Dispatch from Fort Garry says q
large and friendly deputatiOn Of Sioux
Indians waited upon tho Governor Gen.
eral on Thursday, to ask him for q reser-
walton. A large quantity Of provisions,
clothing and trinketS was presented TO
them, and after friendly talk they re.
tuned home. ...,Fr.s..
Princes Augusta, Of Liegult widow
of King Frederick William the Third Of
Prussia, died at Hamburg yesterday.
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Cincinnati Pork at Vienna.

CINCINNATI, June G.-Prolessor E. N.
Hoosford, Of Cambridge, Massachusetts,
American Commissioner at Vienna, In
charge OF the Iood department, writes
from that city May 10Th, the day after his
arrival, TO q friend In Cincinnati, stating
that the cartoons sent by the Cincinnati
Pork Packers Association, vera about
the only thing 10 order in the American
department, and they are In desirable
position, and will arrest the attention Of
all visitors to that quarter. He pronunces
them unique, characteristic and useful,
and adds, that they will be remembered
with the great things Of the Exposition,
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Fire at Toledo, Ohio.

TOLEDO, June GA fire broke out in
this city this evening In the trunk fac.
tory of Brooks, Chase & Craft, on St.
Clair street, between Adams and Madison,
which threatens TO be the most diSSs.
trous that has occurred here for many
years. The locality Is In the heart oi the
business portion Of the city, and already
many stores on Summit street are In
flames. A fresh wind is blowing from the
northeast, and 1t Is at present impossible
TO say where Il Is likely to be
checked. Among the firms occupy
ipg the blocks now on fire arc Eaton &
Bsckus, dry goods; N. Hunker, confec.
tionery; Paine Bros. hair goods 2. J.
Brown, books; O. q. Buck, merchant
tailor; Peter Scott and Wachter Bros,
boots and shoes; Frost 8 Williams, ladies
furnishing goods; V. W. Granger d Co.,
merchant taiIors; Drake & Wood, ladies
furnishing store; White & Brand, music
store; L. frankie, jeWeler; D, Schroeder,
notions and fancy goods. The building
occupied by the daily Commercial Is now
on FIRE, Further particulars as soon as
possible. ~,
TOLEDO, June eG-12M.-At this hour
the fire Is under partial control with
fSir.prospect that 1t will be stopped at the
Gardner Block, corner OF Summit and
Madison streetBl- TelegramB have been
sent 10 Detroit, 6anduskY, Fremont and
Adrian for steamers, and one from each
oil the two last named town are coming,
The Commercial office Is but slightly ln. |
jured, tho wind carrying the fire from it
in q sOutherly direction. The flames
swept through the alley between Adams
and Madison streets and the rear OF the
stores fronting on Summit; the names ot
the occupants, most Of which were given
In Q former dispatch: The large dry goods |
Of Fred Eaton s Co,
Hunker's confectionery and W. w. Al
corn's Jewelry store were entirely des.
tr0yed. The contents Of all the stores on |
the line Of the fire were mostly removed,
and though badly damaged large por.
tian will be saved. 1t Is packed
with goods In all directions, and squad
Of ZouaYes have been detSiled 10 guard |
them. The trunk factory In the upper |
story Of which the fire originated was
was full of stock, but little of which was
saved. It is impossible as yet estimate
the loss or amount Of insurance.
TOLEDO, June G.-The fire IS now en-
tirely under control, having spread no
lurther southwark than the Gardner block.
A steamer from Adrian has arrived and
Is now at work. The loss will probably
reach $3.50 900; insurance $1500O0. The
store Of Fred. Eaton & Co. which was dc.
stroyed was their retail establishment,
their wholesale house being uninlurcd.
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ST. LOUIS.
strike on tho A. & p. Railroad.
Iron Mountain Road 10 be Sold.

Strike on tho A. & p. RaiIrOad..
Iron Mountain Road TO be Sold.
81. LOUIS, June CA strike by the
freight train brakemen on the Eastern
Division Of the Atlantic & Pacific Rail.
road, Is now In progress and trains have
been somewhat delayed for q couple OF
days. The strike was occasioned by a
change made by the company IN the mode
Of payment. For service heretofore the
company has paid the brakemen $55 per
month, and now propose to pay each man
two dollars for a round trip, which will
reduce wages three or -four dollars per
month and increase night work. Some
of the men have accepted the terms,
while Others hold out but their places will
be filed In day or two.
The Iron Mountain Railroad will also
be advertised for sale by Gov. WoodSon,
In connection with the Atlantic j. Pacific
Railroad. The companies will probably
apply for an injunction to restrain the sale
and the whole matter, the constitutional
ity Of the act Of the Legislature In releas'
ing the State lien, will be brought before
the courts.
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The Chicago Jubilee.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The last Of the regu.
lar concerts OF the Rebuilding Jubilee was
given this afternoon 10 an audience, that
while not 90 large az that OF last evening,
was still sufficient TO crowd very uncom-
fortably the immense depot where the
concerts have been given, and being
largely composed Of children, 1t exceeded
in noise and confusion either oi those yes:
terday. The natural consequence was
that the effect Of the music, particularly
the orchestral piece, was almost entirely
destroyed. The programme Is as follows;
Overture HJubel Night" by grand cho.
rus Of 1000 children from the public
schools; "Potpourri," introducing gems
from Martha and Audante; 6th sympho'
ny, Beelhoven's "Spring Song" solo for
the cornet, ALEXIS" Arbuckle's national
air, Americana" overture, "Wm. Tell"
"LeIt Thine Eyes," q solo for the
euphonion; "Polka de Concert" Alfred
Kigg; overture, Robespirre's Evening
song" cotonRtion march "Il Prateta,"
Meyerbeer. For the fourth number,
Bethoven's fifth symphony, an original
grand march, Homage to Now Chicago"
By 7. P. Pratt, was substituted. The
choruses which were all given by the pub.
lie school children, were given In very
creditAble and pleasing manner, and eyok.
ed enthusiastic applause. Arbuckles
cornet solo, which was, In spite ot the
confusion, beautifully rendered and re.
ceived with immense applause and an
encore, which was good naturedly com.
piled with. This concert ends the musical
programme but arrangements have been
made for concert tomorrow evening for
MIR. Gilmore's benefit. Tonight q ball
will be given in the Board Of Trade hall
and Tomorrow q number Of excursions
on the Lake will be given.
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Execution at KashInEtop.

WASHINGTON, June 6.-Tom Wright
was hanged, to-day, in the jail yard, for the
murder Of RogerSki He appeared quite
unconcernsd, and mounted the gallows
with firm step, smiling the meanwhile
until the black cap was adjusted. AT
1910 the drop fell, and life was not ex-
tinrt until the lapse Of II minutes. His
neck was not broken, the man being
choaked 10 death. There were about
400 persons in the jaSl yard, and several
thousand outside, many Of them on the
house tops, and others on high points
where they could have q full view Of the
execution.
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BOSTON,.

BosToN, June 6.-The Senate has re.
ceded from Its amendment TO the Hoasac
tunnel bill, and the bill Spproprlating
$780, 900 to complete the tunnel and It's
approaches has thus passed both branches,
Dudley, whose completely In the .exten
sive mail robberies has been announced,
left for Pittsburgh last night Ia custody Of
two officers. Mrs. Dudley left on the
same train with her husband.
It's rumored that the grand Jury who
are engaged In investigating the irregu-
larties Of James Coe, the alleged bank de.
faulter, have discovered forged certificates
amountingto 1926, 900.
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THE WEST POINT MILITARY
ACADEMY. -....
Examination OF Candidates tor Ad.
mission.

New York, June 6.-The examination
Of candidates for admission 10 the West
Point Academy was finished yesterday.
OF 142 seven were rejected on account Of
physical disability, aud Of the number re.
maining ~ failed 10 pass the examination.
The following Gre among the successful
candidates Ammon A. Augur, hichi.
gan; John #. Barnett, Indiana; Albert Ii.
Barney, Wisconsin,; George w. Baxter,
Tennessee; Francis P. Blair, Jr., Missouri;
Charles A. Bradley, Illinois; William w.
Conley, Indiana; Matthias W. Day, Ohio
Willard F. Eggleston, Indiansi Calvin
Esterly, Kansas; II. F. French, at large;
Thomas b. Gibson, Missouri; John N.
Glass, Tennessee; H. F. Hammond, Idaho;
F. G. Hegewald, Indiana; William Hola-
bird, at large; r. F. Jenkins, Nt large;
James D. Mann, Indian; James A Nancy,
Tennessee; Solon +. Massey, Ohio; George
E. Medill, Wisconsin; D. N. Mcdonald,
Tennessee; Stephen G. Mills, Illinois; F. E
Patterson, Minnesota; Theodore Q. Pery,
Illinois; David Price, Jr., Iowa; 8. K,
Radiord, at large; Stanley T. Rogers,
Missouri; Robert 3. Stafford, Ohio;
Charles P. Scoville, Of Ohio; d. A.
springett, Ohio; John D. Sullivan, Mis-
souri,; q. P. Thayer, at large; Albert Todd,
Kansas; n. P. Thorlngton, Iowa; Samuel
P. WaYmsn, Kentucky; N. Z. Wilder,
Michigan; E. F. Wilcox, at large; Richard
II. Wilson, Illinois; VIM. T. Wood, Ill.
Among the cadets are the two colered
candidates.
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MEXICO.

End Of the lnsurrectIOn In JalIScO.
MATAXoRAs, TEXAS, juno 5.-GenerAl
Caballes, commanding in the State ol
Jalisco, announces a complete victory
over the Insurgent chieilsin, Lascods, In
the Alica Mountains, near Topic, where
he has heretofore defed the National
authority, routed and dispersed his tol.
lowers, capturing a number OF cannon
and large amount Of ammunition and de-
stroying bis mountain Notifications. The
city Of Tepic Is occupied by the Govern
mcnt forces. Caballes claims to have
paciaed the State of Jalisco, and estab-
iished the authority Of the General Gov
ernment In that section, where 1t has not
been respected for years.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. June g.-Duke De Broglle, Min.
ister Of Foreign Affairs, has addressed q
circular letter to Representatives Of
France abroad, declaring the difference
between the majority 10 the Assembly
and Theirs was his domestic policy,
which did not offer sufficient guarantees
against revolution. The policy OF the
new government, he continues, will be
moderate Gt home and pacific abroad, all
attempts At revolution will be vigorously
opposed without attacking existing lnstl-
tutions.
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! AHEAD OF RARNHhE,
A TlMa Snowman OHeFS 500, 900 for
the Use Of Capt. Jack 90 Days.

WARRINGTON, June O.-An enterpriSing
individual writes to the government from
Tifin, Ohio, offering to pay 100000 for
the privilege Of exhibiting Captain Jack
throughout the country sixty days. The
Snowman promises TO keep Jack securely.
treat him we'll, and return him to thegov.
ernment at the expiration OF sixty days,
provided he does not commit suicide, In
which case tho government Is to receive
only 81 900 per day for the time he re.
mains in the showman's hands alive. Il
Is proposed to pay $4,000 upon the de.
livery Of Jack at Chicago, aud the remain.
der at the close of two months.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, June G-Attorney Gen.
Williams Is preparing his opininiOn on
the questions concerning the Modocs. 1t
will 10 completed in two or three days.
Secretary Robson, this morning went
to the Navy Yard to resume the investl-
CATION concerning the POlariS.
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A MAN in Athens, Ga, recently escorted
his wife to the cars, on the way to elope
with a single gentleman oi her scqusint.
ance, purchased her ticket, and saw her
baggage properly checked It's destination.
OF course he didn't know the 8. 6. was
going along.
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The famous firm of LeCt, Stockings &
Co., which has had monopoly Of the gen.
eral order business Of the Custom House,
and figured so conspicuously in the recent
Congressional investigation, has dissolved.
The Trial Of Simmons for the murder Of
Nicholas Durca, has been postponed for
ten days, in consequence Of the sickness ol
John Graham, Of the counsel for defence.
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CHICAGO
JUDICIAL ELEcTIoN-NoT KILLED
CROWD OF STRANGERS.

NAAS"N ~ sAAA@A@'SA-AsS'
CHICAGO, June 6.-The returns from
the election Tor Judge Of Supreme Court
In the 9th district Of Illinois, are Still In.
complete, but sufficient to show Craig's
election by q majority Of at least !, 600.
William Colley, one Of the painters
who fell fran q scaFold In the Rock
Island depot yesterd ay, was not killed, aa
stated In the dispatch.
The crowd Of strangers In the city to-
day appears quite as large as that Of yes
terday,
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NEW YORK CITY.
A 100000 Fraud on the City.

NEW YORK, June 0-John Noe, ex :
Superintendent OF the Croton Aqueduct
Department, and John. Rice, former time.
keeper, were. arrested yesterday On q
charge Of fraud upon tho city treasury to
the extent Of one hundred thousand dol
lars. Robert Rice, who Is said to be o
party To tho fraud, has not yet been ar
rested.
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Funeral Of the Murdered WalwOrlh.

SARATOGA, N. Y, June 6.-The remains
OF Mansfield Tracy Walworth arrived
hero this afternoon and were followed
10 the grave by q large portion Of the rel.
atives Of the deceased, and others from
abroad. Mrs. Walworth and her son,
with Father Clarence Walworth, occu-
pied ono OF the carriages.
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Senator. II, G, Davis at Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 6.-Hon, H. G. Davis,
Senator oi West Virginia, arrived in the
city this evening, en- route home from tho
Pacific coast Senator Davis Is men,
ber Of tho Congressional Committee on
Transportation and has been collecting
some lacts bearing on the subject In con-
neCtion with Western roads.
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MatricIde al BinEhampton.

BMoHAMroN, N. Y, June G.-MrS,
Canning has been fully committed on the
charge oi causing the death oil her moth
er, Rosa Connitty. The post'mortem ex'
animation showed fatal wounds on the
head, finger marks on the throat, and
bruises generally on various parts Of the
body.
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RALEIGH, N. O., June 8.-Grifln and
Mordeacre, after dressing for the gallows
to-day aRd while at their devotiOns, re-
ceived Communication Of sentence 10 i'm
prisonment for life. A large crowd had
gathered 10 witness the execution.
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A Fellow who Is Suffering for q
Hamp NecksTla.

'HAzLEroN, PA, June 5-Henry Stan
ienberR, yesterday, demanded money from
a widow named Reilly, which she refused.
He then beat and stabbed her severely.
Also little girl In the BAme house, and
a woman In tho neighborhood. He was
not arrested.
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AGter appropriate remarks by President
Davis, the Society sd. d.ourned TO meet at
Morgantown, on the second Wednesday
Of June, 1874, at 2 o'clock P. n.
ApOLEsCRNTULUs
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cnll for TWentI MlIIlonn or Rondl,

WASHINGTON, June 0.-The Secretary
Of the Treasury calls for the redemption
Of SIC 100000 cupon bonds and $1,000.
600 registered bonds TO be paid in Sep.
tember.
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IMEI LIMRI LIAlEl

The undefsIgned has established 4 regular
Lime house on Hempaeld Railroad grounds,
where he will keep constantly on hand Proah
Burnt Lime, and supply By car load, cart load,
barrels, or BY the bulhel. BE respectfully GolIeiti
the patronage Of tho community.
myIo .. 3. THOMPSON.
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r. 8. WEIGH, Cashier.


Total, 10 900 Gifts, all Cash. $4,000
Only q feW tickets remain uusold, and they
Will be furnished 70 the drSt applicants At the fol.
lowing prices: Whole tickets, $40; halves. g.;
rs Tor $500.
For dcictSan fall information, epplyto
THOS. E. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Ky.
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Movements of the Persian Monarch.
BERLIN, June G-The Shah Of Persia
leaves Berlin to morrow for CesSen, Wies.
baden and Brussels. From the latter city
he goes dirOcL to London.
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DEATH OF THE RMPERoR's coU
The Russian E1pedIlIon N Aaia.

LONDON, June GA special despatch
to the London Times from Central Asia,
announces the arrival at Krssnordsk on
the 28lh Of May Of the South Caspian. A
detachment Of tue Russian expedition
against the KhiVa.
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An Epidemic of Murder In New ze-
land.

LONDON, June 8.-DispRtches from Mel.
bourne report that q panic prevails in
New leland over frequent and terrible
aSsaSsinations by mountaineers. The set
tiers are organizing for defence, and an.
other MaVri war is probable.
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Weather Report.
Wan DXPARFNHAP,
OEVIuB OF FHE CAIEY SIaHAL 0FTI0iR.
WARRINGTON, D. Co., June 6.-s,00 ?, 4. !


WABRNaToNl Dc, June b.-BUJ ?, Z.
PRoBABmTTIRs.
For New England on Saturday, Winds
shifting northerly and westerly, and clear
and clearing weather. For the Middle
States, northerlY and westerly winds,
somewhat lower barometer, and clear or
partly cloudy weather. For the lower
lake region, winds Veering northerlY and
essterly, lower temperature, and clear or
partly cloudy weather, For the South
Atlantic and Gull States and Tennessee,
partly cloudy weather, and areas Of light
rain from Missouri and Kentucky to Mich.
igan, variable winds and clear or partly
cloudy weather. For Iowa and Min.
nesOts, southerly to easterly winds.
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Velvet Is used as q trimming on all
kinds Of light materials, this spring.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Eugenle,s AppeaI 3 HoaE.

EUBoHIU'B hPFUuI . AIUuA0
LONDON, June CA letter In this morn.
ings paper from Pietore, formerly private
Secretary to Emperor Napoleon, denies
the authenticity Of the appeal Of the ex.
Empress to the French people, published
Yesterday,
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GERMANY.
rnE ENpERoR,s 1L1NEss sER1ous.

THE BAPRRORs ILLNEss sRRIoUs.
LONDON. June Ga special from Ber-
lin says Emperor William b seriously
sick, and his physicians advise him not TO
undertake Journey to Vienna.
DEATH OF THE RNPERoR's COUSIN.
BERLIN, June CA dispatch from
Carlsbad announces the death there Of
Prince Adelbert, cousin Of Emperor Viii.
liam.
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The President Gone to Long Branch.
WARRINGTON, June G.-The President
and family and General Babcock left TO-
day Tor Long Branch.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Aasoo oorATED PRESS ERrPoRF.
Exclusively to the Intelllgencsr.

By the Western Union Linas -
OheS A6ttkWtSG cot. OF Main and Monroe Ats)
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C1ScIaNTI, June 6.-River 10 feet and
falling. Weather fair and hot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-11-05

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&s&tma6istr Stiis.

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