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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-02-28
General News.

A ministerial crisis is already immi-
nent in Spain.
A bill to abolish the whipping post
died iniserably in the Kentucky legisla.
ture few days since.
Memphis is making extensive pre-
parations for the celebration Of Mardi
Gras, on Tuesday next.
President Theirs was Monday too
much indisposed to attend to Minister
Washburne's diplomatic dinner.
The President has issued proclama-
ton calling an extra session of the Sem
ate to meet on the 4th of March.
The citizens of Sheboygan have SUBJ
scrfbed $4,000 for the establishment
of a new chair factory in that city.
The House judiciary committee is
taking testimony on the proposed i'm
parchment Of Judge Durrell, of Louis
lana.
The loss by the burning of President
Grants residence, near st. Louis, is
about $1,000. Most Of the furniture
was saved.
1t is said that claims have been fled,
against the estate of the late James
Fisk, Jr.. almost equal in amount to its
entire value :'.<,.
The Marshall House, in Alexandria,
where Col. Ellsworth was killed in the
beginning Of the war was, burned last
Tuesday night.
A Louisville paper has felt called up
on to correct an error Of the types:
"For ono of the worst Of men read one
of the wisest." M
The legislature Of Virginia is en-
deavoring to obtain possession Of its
original draft of the sadiaance of seces-
sion, now in the pozsesssca of the feder-
al government.
The House refused to increase the
appropriation for the New London ma
Wy yard from. $1,000 to 5000, for
the purpose of preparing it, to do the
business of the Brooklyn navy yard.
Brighter days are coming-just think
jofit. Blue birds, dandelions, caravans,
scissor grinders, artichokes, violets aud
hand-organs, will soon sing, shine show
sharpen, scent and shrek that spring
has come.
Miss Nelson has played the character
of Juliet so much that she is getting
tired of it. She has played it about
six hundred and eighteen times, with
some two hundred different Romecs of
all ages from eighteen to seventy.
Some excitement was caused in Wall
street by the announcement that the
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati and
the Indiana Central railroad had passed
into the hands of the Atlantic l. Great
Western and Erie people.
Stokes came near being hanged after
all. His lawyers forgot to inform the
sheriff officially of the stay Of proceed.
ings, and but "a hours interviewed be-
fore the execution, which was being
prepared for, when they bethought
themselves.
General Baker, Commissioner Of
Pensions, has the personal assurance Of
the President and Secretary Delano
that there will be no change in his
office. Gen. Baker does not intend to
resign, and no successor will be appoint
ed till he does.
The Spanish ministerial crisis has
been terminated by the election Of
new cabinet by the National Assembly,
of which Scnor Figueras, the former
president, is at the head. Emilio Cas-
telar remains at the head Of the for.
eign department.
The senate passed tho post Office ap.
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o, O. STIMSON,

Surgeon Dentist. Rooms over g. /. APP
Roberts store. Main street. River Falls.
Dentistry performed in all its different
Nranches --work warranted. fb-tf
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j. A. SHORT,

Has general Mechanic Shop. Planning
and Matching, Resawing, scroll-Sawing,
Iron and wood Turning done to order
Makes all kinds of Mouldings of any size or
pattern required, River Falls, Wis.
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f. W, REED.

Dealer in Watches, Clio ks and Jewelry,
Main street Repairing done on short no.
tise, and warranted to give satisfaction. b-tf
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BILLIARD SALOON,
by u. Mayors. In Babcock Building,
corner Of Main and Sycamore SITS. nj
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HUDSON 4 BURNETT,
Blacksmiths. shop on Sycamore street.
above Watson's harness shop. nj
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s. NJ. DAVIS, NJ. D.,
Physician & Surgeon Office at his resi-
dsnce, &ivcr Falls, Wisconsin. fb
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BfLLtAnpSALooN,
hsy John McKeen. In Hall over Saunders
Screens store. vl6n7
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n. E. BURNS

sSSssss wagons. buggies and sleighs. and
.asssrepsiring, At his shop opposite Prairie
Mile. A speciality made of ironing bug.
siss end light work. fb If
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MISS MORGAN,
TEACHER or ORGAN AND PIANO.
Residence Mt Judge Fosters. M
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j. WATSON

j. WATSON,
:Saddler and Harness Maker.
Shop iu Childs' Building, corner of Main
.aad Sycamore Street.
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LOCAL n EWS s.

THE CALICO BALL.-NOw wasn't that
eIegsnty Didn't the bcsus look delighted,
and the bellies q lovely, as rcd-ss red
roses IN June. with the glittering dew and
the sunshine on them? Talk about the
dancing season being over. and hundred
snd twenty people attending q party In .
little town like this, in toilettcs that would
charm q blaze Long Brsnchcr, and, better
still. their faces wreathed with the beauty Of
happiness SO pure that half the angels over.
head sat up til three o'clock watching the
dance, and were rcprimSndcd ut Celestial
breakfast next morning for coming down
js,e and talking ut the table about what n
good time folks were having on earth this
winter All this happened In relation to the
Calico Ball, under the auspices Of the I'm
periul Club, on Tuesday evening last. And
sc Deer Lodgers did not have 1t al to our.
selves Ivy any means, for the good people of
the Valley prcrincts and the neighboring
camps were with US in the flcsh as in the spirit,
were, as ever. welcome, and We trust graft
fed What next device and specially the
Imperial Club will hit upon to make .
bright particular occasion amid the ordinary
festivities remains to be seen, but certainly
10 far the Club Dances have been pleasing
social reunions and the public balls under
i.s auspices In the highest degree successful.
The question recurs, "After the Calico
what 2" (AIl the boys
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A CONSPIRACY NIPPED.-A few days
since, Mr.. Adriance. In charge of the Mon
tsna Pcnitcutisry, discovered quite elsb'
ora,ely planned conspiracy on the part OF
considerable number Of the prisoners, to
seize the guard Oh duty. take ty surprise aud
overpower those of duty, get possession
Of the arms in the Sr,nory, maintain possess'
ion during the remainder Ut the day, light
up At night, aud then, under the guidance
Of one familiar with the country, make for
the mountains. armed In numbers sufficient
Urcpel attack from any force sent 10 pur.
suit. and provisiOned for sufficient time 10
enable 6nsl escape. Although there are
contingencies the conspirstors had not pro.
vidcd against, the plot WAS sufficiently dam
xcrous and well planned to cause read.
Ius,mcnt OF forces, and the incarceration Of
the cooks In the cells We can say this for
al fact. that the pcnitcntia rs now arranged
10 unsafe, that there Il extreme peril always
whiledesperAtc characters ore confined there,
and thu. there can bs no reAl safety until an
additional portion Of the originally designed
building Is erected. Asst 10 now II 10 not
near Is secure - our county jail. and any
day the guards are subject to . desperate
conflict with the convicts; In which the
former NAV or may not be victorious. Tho
gusrd quarters, guard room, kitchen, etc.
should be Ia separate building 20 that the
reserve force of duty would be protec'
ton To those on duty. We arc rather m"re
surprised 70 learn that su escape has not
been vigorously attempted than merely 10
learn that one has bccn contemplated.
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EDiroR NEW NoRru.W.sr-

EDITOR NEW NoRrn.WEsr- ..s
Sir I find in the AsoSs Courier of Feb
18th the folIowing-''0allatin Valley. in full
confidence at hat she does, challenges the
Territory Of Montana 10 game Tor ysmes)
Of chess on wager 1T any sum from one
thousand to i've thousand dollars, cash up.
We know little gentleman in Deer Lodge
Who mani2ulstes the itulsr dignitaries OF
the chessb board with skill and confidence
Come. james T., show your pluck"
The above seems to have direct reference
70 the undersigned.
In reply would state that have no dis
position TO degrade the noble game OF chess
into . means OF gambling. The style Of the
challenge savo5s somewhat more Of bragga-
docio than lesire for contest Of skill.
But to determine the sincerity Of tho cisal-
lenge aud the skill Of the 0sIlstiu Valley
chess players, hereby propose 70 play my
or Ill Of them game or games Ut chess ny
telegraph between Bozemsn and Deer Lodge
the loser to pay the expenses ut such tel.
egnphing - may be necessary to play the
game This means chess and business.
Please answer. Respectfully,
Jas. &. OwIxGs
DEER LoDsE Feb. -. lS7A
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Local 1reVities.

This is Washington's Birthday.
McArrison has not yet perfected his bail
bond and II in custody Of the Sheriff.
T. 8. Brady and Jesse Armitage left Cor.
innc for Montana on Monday morning.
No corners" this winter, although mer.
camille transactions have been on the square.
Harris 10 the place to get custom. made,
perfect fitting, god boot, at reasonable
prices
They do say the ball at Fifer's, week
ago, was the finest festivity ever had in
the valley.
The "hesvy mail" mentioned n passing
summit At "a. m, Thursday, Is due here
this evening.
The epizootic has ss lest caught the hor.
ses ct Summit, six miles this side of Pleasant
Valley. It took II some time to climb the
hill.
And now comes several letters from II.
l'nois and Wisconsin addressed True
NORTH. WEST, Deer Lodge. Montana, ask.
ing for specimen copies. Who has been
writing to IN eastern paper and perpIexed
some typo with bad chirography! NEW
NORTH STAR" and ''TRuE NORTH WEST, B."
forsooth! What's the use in having name
II it shall be thus tr,fIed with asd tortured!
Maybe We had better print II . few more
places around the paper or advertise It in
Webster's Spelling Book-circulasion CO.
extensive with the English language and
the chicken. pox. No matter, though.
'Twould sound n sweet by any other name,
and % . year gets it and no questions asked.
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Brrrsa Roor.-Mr. A. K. Grid. who has
been running shrssher In The Bitter Root
Valley until breakage nsccssitstei The
duplicaiiug Of some caseiass 10 S. Louis,
Informs % that he thresAed some $4,000
bushels Of splendid gram before bic threshss
broke Jows, Wheat y ssill very NV and
NO market except on debts. Wheat l.
quoted q 20 csots pr baahsl. and oats Is
cents. Potatoes have 10 market value
Bring your wagon and take what you
waat." Wiusletie = Kennedy have been
baying besf for Cedar Greek and Only pay
ing four cssu % fosl II. Dasee ~
miller It Wines mill. on Bumt Fork, haa
leased Il fos two years, asd issuanisg along
steadily. The Bitter Roof FOLKS ass. hks
III oshes fssmsss. dhp,rised vish ths ~
prices and dull msrksis. We osasssl thsn,
thoueb, nos 70 lei sheiy despondescy ~.
vent rsaIosal consideration u ~ slesaalos,,
end action accordingly. Ths canDs ON
maxi: hssvy dsmasd TIN 1880. - =,
y 70 beaIsvs, ths Northern fsstoc nsilsssd
shall b bails 70 Pen d'OssIls fAns thsyssr.
i v,ll psotably roach Alo - y - -.
~ ncyt, end ~ whsae g 49, ysaf -
rsetsd iaso 1osr Vim tsss siivs Aesees =
Iii rsAps. 1asans iAsssNls so1selely -
Soea : 1880 Vim 49, = Weeelagesa
Tss.ssssy ~ Uill - n IA WON
- m & ~ spolv - eeooa 81 " a:
H.A 49, ~. ~ - = - 49,
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Personals.

Frank Worden. Esq.. and Chas. Hayden,
OF Aissoula called en- route to Helena this
week.
Messn Granville Stuart and r. B. Miller
lett Tor the States this week, the former 80.
Ing eio Helena. .
Rev. J. r. Russell has gone to Bozeman
to participate in the Presbytery held ut that
place this week. j.
Mr.. O. B. OBannon writes that his re
turn to Montana will commence promptly
March LIST, 1873.
MI. VIM Richardson of Deer Lodge Wi.
ley, was married 10 . ''braw lassie" in
Fiteshirc, Scotland, Jan 18th.
Capt. A. Dusold. Deputy U. 8. Marshal,
favored Deer Lodge with call this week,
the first visit since 1860. Make the visi,s
more frequent hereafter, Captain.
Messrs. A. K. Grid. Otis Strickland, Hon.
Jos. Algcr, J. E. Van Gundy. TLos. A.
Cummings, and other prominent gentlemen
have been In town during the week.
We learn, unofficially, that Mr.. Fred Cope,
editor and proprietor Of the xoalenian, Was
to he married to joung lady resident in
jefferson Valley on Thursday of this week.
Hope its correct.
Mr.. SOL Star, Receiver of the United
States Land Once, Helena, came over this
week on land business, made flying trip.
with Probate Judge Newcomer. 10 Missoulx
and Is sojourning to this day ION the trail u
Bear" Come again.
A letter from Jno. A. Creighton, Esq; of
Omaha, says regards to Montana friends,
II have any left" We feel warranted in
saying he has "a many ~ he has scquaint
ances, aud oil vii! be glad u have his re.
mcmbrancc. He says p. A. Lssgey. Esq +,
Centennial Commissioner, WAS in Chicago
Feb. 4th, and Geo. s. Kennedy. the rus,lipg
frcightist, encsmped In Omaha.
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
= Sash and Door Factory,
We have the Largest and best Assorted Lumber Var
In the Territory, In connection with the above.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
iattf DANCE b MURPHY, Proprietors

ST. PArRrcK's DAY BALL.-As will be
seen by advertisement, Billy Wilson invites
everybody to tho House Warming of his
new and elegant house At Lost Creek on st.
Pstrick's Day in the evening. Something
whisper to the souls VI men and women,
tina. It vii! be one Of the sousingess, gayest
parties ever held in the county, aud is liable
to last two or three dsvs. The commodi>
ousness of the building, the known hos
pital,ty of both host and hostess and their
ability to entertain guests handsomely, and
tho circumstance ofs House Warming on
st. Pssrick's Day, insares = crowded assem-.
blsge and lots Of fun. Don't make any
other engagements for the 18th proximo,
but prepare your hearts for the joys iustOre
at Wilson's on the anniversary OF the Merry
Saint,
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YUS,"
= Wood Street,
l Helena.
Helena

A CONFIDENCE MAN.-On the 10Th OF
January Chas. d. Harvey alias William
Henderson. was discharged from the Mon.
tana Pcnitentiary. having served out ssn'
'encc Of one year from The Helena District
Court for forgery. A few days since be
applied 10 Henry Keith for some money
and obtained &35 on the representation that
he had purchased ranch q Warm Springs,
h.d 10 pay $50 ''carnest money" bad
telegram from tho States ssying draft TOT
considerable amount Of money he'd been
forwarded to Hmm, and that upon Ito receap'
he would repay. A. be bad recstved . re-
misssncc previously Mr. Kieth believed h!m
snd gave up gracefully. Henderson sss'ss.
qscntly sent d0wr for ''an0thsr twenty
saying he had bought team. and needed
that amount. But Keith bscomsng ssspl'
e'ous, sscertaiued that b ~ not boughs =
Team, or ranch, or recsived . Telegram. oo'
vas having jolly time up the valley pend
ing bis money. Thsreupon be made com
PAINT and Sheriff Jones arrested Charles. He
"as examined before Justics Q. 3. Iryise
70 Monday. and 10 default Of $50 ball W.
osss Into prison. 70 swait The guess ct . Jury
y the April term, ~ 70 whether O. sos =
pocured o3S uodes Ialso pgUeoaooA
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eeom TOP 0'pEEp.
lglnang yeo0s-A 0aeeesa6hl 8a1t

EDITOR NV NoRTn-WBsT- ..
TOP O. Deep" still nourishes, and bids
fair to retain for years to come it, well
known reputation A. . good paying locality.
F. LafFerty b Co. have been drifting oil
winter with very nsttesing prospects. xessrs.
Allen 4 Co.. are prepared better than last
year to commence spring operations
w. =. Eddy, D. 9. Allen and Jas. Auch.
invole, have returned from successful hunt
among the mountain sheep; killed 10.
among the number the famous ''Od Gold,
en-" known 70 oil sportsmen 10 this vicinity
BY that name. The jsdsmigabls Ed. Tru
man and bic 6ne pack Of hounds rendered
efacisot service Yoars. 1'W. F. Z
Tor o Da1P EsA ~ lSR.A N n ~ y Il
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FROM ooLocANou.
EDIroR NEW NoRru.WEsr-


Believing that few words from this
camp will be acceptable with many Of the
readers Of your paper, herewith send you
few items. There arc two companies
working here this winter, but with what
result 10 not ye, known. Every ono, how.
ever. feels that he will he duly rewarded for
his labor when spring opens. Jones 4 Co.,
struck = very rich deposit OF gravel In their
claim. from twelve 10 fifteen feet thick,
which will poy from @e5 to $50 per day to
the hand, aud there is ground enough tn
last them for number Of years. Williams
q Co.. are taking out pay dirt with very
fistter'ng prospects, The snow here 10 Of
sufficient depth 70 insure good supply of
water the coming season. The weather 40
Tar has been quite mild and pleasant. Our
population, according to the census returns
this morning. Is twelve-cight men, three
women and one child More anon,
II. H.
GoLD CANON near Backfoot, Feb. 10, ls7a
(Thanks. Letters like yours arc always
acceptable to editors and readers.-ED.)
-----..~..---
The BAILING OF McARRrsox.-As will
he seen by the letter from BIackfoot, and a.
was known here from rumor. and In Hele
No from publication in one of the papers of
that place, there was considerable feeling
evidenced In the matter Of Mr.. J. G. Robin.
son having admitted jas. McArrison to hail
In 5000 when charged with murder In the
first degree for killing Mr.. Quinn At Nevada
Creek. We believe 1t WAS the impression in
Blackfoot that = person under indictment
for murder in the first degree was not enti
tied to be released on bail, and popular feel
ing being strong that the case WAS an sggrs.
waited one, Mr.. Robinson was severely cen.
sured. It IL not our province to defend Mr..
X. y action. We arc not particular fsvorites
Of each other, and We hope to see him sue.
ceeded bv some other person o District At.
torney. But In this part ocular matter We
have made inquiry. aud ocr legal scquaint.
snces think probably . Misunderstanding
Of the law aud the facts led 10 bis censurc.
Aperson even iAdicted for murder in tho first
degree may he admitted to bail. "where the
proof Is not evident or the presumption
great" Very many think it is not bsils.
bic "ffcnsc, but the above is the statutory
provision. Mr.. Robinson knew Or ehould
have known, and probably 10 the only one
who did know what he could establish by
witnesses ~ ''proof," and We orc not in.
clined to believe he would have accepted
bail II he could have established that levi.
dent proof, Of murder in the frs. degree.
Those here who ought to know what the
District Attorney could and could not 10.
gslIy and properly do, and who are neither
his personal or political friends, do not re.
gard his action from any facts yet made
known, 10 illegal, extraordinary or censura.
ble The citizens of Blsckfoot, who could
have no other motive than to Gee the law
vindicsted and justice done the prisoner,
may perhaps reconsider the question xnd
form lee harsh opinion - time progresses
Let u give that measure of justice to others
that We may crave In charity to ourselves.
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HoR SALE EvERywRkaR
D. CALLAcHAN, Prop'r.
~ rs'.e =, - Es.safe2:,


4009 e03 ~ 1nA198
Ys who ouo hoesa, talp Dotsce,
Whistler Win - ~ e eoeSA
Ard Il vos1 haW yeof slanioa MD1y %,
TAroaaA mud ~ n1uak a1A sooWS
Then g Nh sAs1 8 go n 'yss11 @
A ny ON ehor y1sso ! - 1101
y - esiy dawn Mise twillGe,
0hoeinG hossee with n NJ MAT
Yea Ct BIN eAed q oees. - co Do Il
A. yoa ap4 Aosse W1n nsse1 RIO L.
The thorough Instruction h has Tecsived
from two Of the most celebrated Veterinary
Surgeons Of EdinbuSTough and fifty years
experience, warrants tho Subscriber In -
sestDg that 10 b not inferior to any work
man 10 Montana Territory. He may always
Be found 1t Ais stand ut Richardeon's
Rsoch, where the best work can be done q
the shortess notice, upon the 0ose reaeon-
able rates; for oaeh o. gseenbockA
nlo6.tf. JAMES RICHAlpooN. 0R.
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New To-Day.

Custom Made Boots,
HARgls', DEeR Lodge, MONTANA,
Sign o. the Dig Red Boot,
Ma N u fn q tu1.Cd from tho
Best stock Of Imported
yL and Domestic skins.
HEAVY AND LIGHT
60 " cd an d p . "a cd b 90 { .,
AT RRASONADLB PRICES.
An work guaranteed. Give ~ call no
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The l3Pldal Cha

The Bridal Chamber.
ESSAYS For Young Men, On Great Social Evils
and Abuees, which interfere with 1ARKA0R-with
sure Of relief for The 4Jng and Unfortunate,
diseased and debilitatcd Sent free Of charge In seal
Cd envelopes. Address. H0wARD ASSOCIATION. No. .
Ninth ~. Philadelphia. Pa. l16-lw
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Dows ~ nsAD.- From csssss1 =
rleassnt Valley 0ilmse = Salisbury run
shsig coscAes ost On sssssss. aad thsslcig6.
~. lassNssk. - vssy gDod; - pwsa9
= ~ hosss disease, he tins mode y nccss
lily s)ow. Ftoo the divide ~ this Sids
q p,e0ssss 1elDg3 seAhmsjaaDuA-
Ing, ed ~ hagses, VIII : Ssw excspe6nae.
- u ~ )spdisipj - ~ NJ ~
llgsass whjcA = ~ pgsval16og 81 90 -
vssoses cosg1lD5 - - sD1us = skvaa
~ - q - soaaa -G11s11G
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CossEcrIox.-Ws mads qsits sidIca>
~ srros ~ WA o ssylae 49, -
v'ss honisids vas - = ~ esoeey
- Jssey" ~ klDls1 = gsads1ea. =
.ssss nas q NO - tveee lAyseC glssllalB
~ hsss knne 49, ~ 4 ~ s"~
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80 Y 7
ErIzoo.-Lsst Saturday e W 1sps'sted
that two csses Of episootis bad appeared On
The drive bsyood Ryan. bat later adviccs
state Il vas distemper. which has been aore
than usually psevalens Ne lase sws aoUths,
and has besn mistaken for the eptsootic.
kilograms from Ssanis = Monday ~ the
disease bod not yet reached there. Several
horses hsys been reported ,spiseesd " sthis
valley, bot fsen - sccsssls wsass dsessd
10 believe there have been no csses - yet.
Having given several recipes, supposed %
b more o. ~ >e1eac.ei ID llss (tsa1 q
IL sppearascs, websssvish append asothes,
which b gisss 1scw Aas Il b wcst1Ec aiTt
s0es ~ yssr ~ 81 sAasps rsasa.
HAeA spslb AiaDA vYltA
FeeeA M tius alslg ~ qiss T.
Al - ~ arAneD sess&"
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coll q Q { q n n q I'll &c.
Having renovsd or sntirs Stock II Goods = Flint
Creek our Book Accosnts - Dese Lodgs ~ eit Nth
e I. stackpoIe fos Csalecetuu.
All pcrsOns kp0Wtnx themeelves fDdeeeoo 0e 70.
gucsted to settle promptly wish bin.
III i 7. HUSON CO!
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