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WESTERN DISPATCHES
[~srxcrAL TO TIE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS,
FROM A FRANCISCO
Mexican ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Identified - Important Suit -
Bribery Charges Comieal Ref.
erencc.

SAN Francisco, Sept. III T. NJ
The Mexicans closed their celebra-
ton with a grand ball ut Horticultural
Hall last night. The Grafton was de-
livered by Senior Manuel Soerella.
The nan reported drowned last
night was finally resusclsated. lie
does not know how he came to tumble
into tho Bay. At one time he was be-
lieved to be dead. His name Is John
p. Mcclure.
The man who committed suicide OH
Monday, near Central Park, has been
identified as Joseph Nealy, a carpen.
ter. He has been living at the Moretgy
House on Second street.
The United States Government has
commenced suit against host of de-
PENDANTS. for the purpose Of quietlng
its title to the land on Rlncon Point,
In the southern part Of the city, where
the Marine Hospital was formerly To-
Gated.
Gold, 1l114Glllh ;greenbacks, S91l
600.
During tho late campaign charges
were openly made that certain mem-
bers Of the Democratic County Com
mittee and OF the Legislative Com
mlttee had been brlbed in the Interest
Of the Railroad Company. Yesterday
afternoon the Democratic County
Committee met and received a lengthy
report about the matter. Eugene
Casserly who was one Of the parties
making the charges, was invited to at
tend the meeting and testify, but he
declined. The committee denounced
his refusal. The report winds up with
the Recommendation that the whole
matter DO referred to President Grant.
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o N EsTIo INTELLIcEhc E
Distinguished Arrival.
NEW YoRX. Sept. 17.-Chas. Braud-
laugh. the English agitator, arrived
to-day.
The Balloon Buffalo.
The balloon Buffalo, which left Buf-
falo yesterday, passed over Brooklyn
this morning.
Financial.
The Scotia. from Liverpool, brought
1915. 900 In specie. There were three
proposals to sell bonds to the Govern
mens to-day, aggregating $6l,4oo, at
from 1l.0s7h to l1.25.
The Yellow Jack-A Fearful Picture.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA Pieay-
une special from Shreveport, Sept. l6,
says: The number Of new cases Of yell
low fever to-day il less than for sew
eral preceding days, and the number
of inter men fell from SO yesterday to
% to-day. 1t Is not thought, how
ever, that there Is any abatement. but
the material for the lever to work on
Is considerably diminished.
SHREVEPORT, Sept. 1.-THE Shreve-
port Times says: This morning tue
number Of deaths Is fearful to contem-
plate. The mortality Is beyond pre-
cedent, and 1t looks as though but few
comparatively would get we'll. Thus
far very few have got about, while
some linger along between life and
death. In some few instances whole
families have been swept out Of exis-
tence In the short space Of one week.
The sudden change in the weather last
Sunday night, sent scores to
their beds. which accounts for the
large number of interments In the
last day or so. In the language
OF one of the New Orleans physicians,
they are dropping Oft like sheep with
the rot. Medical treatment, Of the
most skillful kind, don't appear to DO
any good In a great many cases, while
In many others the temporary relief
afforded was quickly followed by
death. Our stores are all closed and
all dwellings are turned into hospitals;
in fact, Shreveport Is one great hospi-
tai. IL great charnel house, and the
Times merely a death record. The
same journal says the number Of ill.,
tcrments, since the first Of September,
sums up a26. The number Of sick Is
variously estimated at from 500 to 500.
Boat Racing.
ST. JOHNS, N. B.. September H.
Ten thousand people were assembled
ut Z o'clock this morning to witness
the race on the Kennebec river, but a
strong northwest wind has thus far
prevented a start.
Rumored Revolution In Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. IA dis
patch from Brownsville, Texas, Of the
10th, says: There is q rumor that
Gen. Rocha, Commandcr-in-Ch Chief Of
the Mexican army, Is getting up a
revolution on his own account. Ro-
cha has the reputation Of being the
best fighting man In the Mexican
army, and II he rebels will have
plenty of followers. He is at Zacate-
chs In command of q large force, and
Is said to be In sympathy with the NAL
contents OF Saltillo and Monterey.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
oMEsrIo IMTELLIcEHc E

ESPECIAL TO THE coll I'LL. DAILY xrvs.l
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eminent Works, at Fort Point, drop
ped dead. It Is q, supposed case Of
apoplexy. The Coroner sent for the
body, but the authorities declined to
olive Il up, His name is unknown.
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VICTORIA, vi.

The Epi.ootic-Arrivai OF the Tusca'
VICTORIA, Sept. l6.-From Yale we
learn that the epizootlc is now in full
force, having attacked nearly all the
horse and mule teams on the roads,
and seriously interferes with all stage
and transportation lines.
The United States ship Tuscarora,
arrived yesterday on her way to Cape
Flattery, from which point she will
proceed to the Aleutian Islands.
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Probable Murder-Droppcd Dead.

SAx FnANosco. Sept. ia p. NJ
Catherine Erin, a widow, was found
dead in her bed to-day In a house on
al alley near the corner OF Dupont
aud Suffer streets. Marks Of violence
on the face, head and other parts Of
her person. and blood on the pillow,
wall and floor. indicated that she had
been murdered. Her son, just arrest
ed on suspicion Of her murder, 10 too
drunk to give any account Of himself.
To-day a man employed at the Gov
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FROM EUREKA, NEW.
dangerously stabbed-Mexican Fes'

Dangerously NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fee
EUREKA, Sept. IVA difficulty oc'
Cured last night between County Sur
veyor Edwards and Mike Murphy,
during which Murphy received n stab
between tho groin aud hips from a
pocket knife. Murphy Ia considered
In a dangerous condition. Edwards
has been arrested.
The celebration Of tho Mexicans
yesterday continued through the day,
and wound up by u grand ball In the
evening.
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
80. EsrAsIisnEp b..
DIR. j.. q. YOUNG, IN 1850.
For the Cure Of all Disensns Of the
Urianry and Generative
organs, and
ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Ne. 81S Sacramento street,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Cures Guaranteed. or No Pay REQUIRED.
CONSULTATIONS. BY LrrrER or orHERwnE. rRrE.
THIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS
L enjoyed on this coast IN uninterrupted suc.
cess OF eighteen year., and has become one OF
celebrated Lock Hospital 10 10 London, and tho
40 less renowned establishment OF kicord Isl 10
Paris, this Institute has become 10 the Pacific
Coast. Tho Thousands annually received aud
cured at this place is In point Of number OF pa;
TENTS among the very hrst OF the world, and
the success Of It's treatment ranks 1t second TO
none.
Seminal Weakness or spermatorrh6a.
The young man who experiences that growing
weakness In his muscular and mental organizn-
Ion, snouia stTp 70 sInslueI w ,he hss y rnmh.
Inc Of the iimbs, disordorcd direstion. unac.
dIs,as,o ~ sncil;y dead M imnendInv tropbIe'
Eorebodings Of evil. sleepleseness, troubled and
isscivious dreams, growing deafness, loss 0
muscular power, and numerous other symptoms
or REORGANIZATION the positive traces OF that
most terrible and destructive Of oil d~iseasesI
Seminal Misunderstanding away his powers,
destroying his hopes OF life and manhood, and
dragging him along the broken path OF his cx
Stance toward a premature and loalhsome gravel
To him who lnds his life dribbling out In the
discbsr,o of the vital principle Of existence In
so:turnsl and diurnal omissions, the mere ces::
,iicf.
Marriage, that holy ONCE, that safeguard and
iope OF manhood, brings TO such q one no hope
of cure. but adds to his misery In the knowledge
that tho one who looks to him for so much Of
her happiness, 10 q victim 10 his evil. and an In
nocent COMPANION TO his punishment. He adds
to hir misery and disorder until hope leaves
him 1here IA no rescue except in proper and
sEilifui treatment. Those who have become the
yictims OF solitary vices, that dreadful, fasci.
natiny and destrnctiye habit, which fills thou.
ssnds NJ sJck rooms with naralytIcs and con-
sumptIyes, and hundreds Of untimely graves
Will ia misguidcd victims, should consult with
viii their suferfnrs' TO such the Doctor would
esneciaily address himself, giving to each and all
sssnrance of a TERFEOT and PERMANENT
CIJRE. without hIpdrapcc to business, change
Of diet. or fear of cTporure.
-
Important 10 Females.
mnen MI agp taauir.s nsSsssi ~ snroicaI ssstst.
alseaee, sIa avEuii. .hanIS Sa v,hc-ais thsre 4
Aueei y annquui :. In, yno ~, w. 20 eJr,inIa,or
physlclan WHO is Iuiiy eompes.n. w. H. sncie,s
seteI, III NJ, y" ~ nnngJnnca Sr ibc com.
ecoMmcnG T, nm " \ aIusanS,Ua hn,n im-
MUMMY .ne D".,ot; ,asn reonV,nnonIs are
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COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB;
- scriptions for tho GOLD HILL NEWS and
for papcrr published in California, Oregon AMI
Nevada; Washington, Utah, Idaho, Montana,
Colorado, Arizona and adjacent Territories
Sandwich Islands, the British Possessions, nex'
lean Ports. Nicaragua. Panama. valparaiso
Japan and China; New Zealand and the Austra'
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Tho Necessity OF n Visit Overcome.
No

TO CORRESPONDENTS
Patients residing In any part OF the State,
however distant, who may desire medical advice
on their respective cases, and who think proper
to submit u written statement OF ruch In prefer.
encc to holding a pcrsonal interview, arc assured
that their communications will be held most
sacred, and the cure guaranteed.
All letters must be addressed to the core.
spending physician, thus:
BENZ. +. JOSSELYN, NJ. D.,
tBox 1851 01S Sacramento street.
Between Montgomery and Kearny,.
Jy1 tfis San Francisco, Cal.
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WAITED everybody to call and sss
the magnificent stock Of new goods ct
yno o. UeAlistsr'a


Craddock Of the TSxs Ks~iueksaa, BY thu
enterprise which he has long displayed 10
hunting up and invsating monstrositiss, and
BY the graphic power and the gusts with
which he describes them In his paper la,
long since achieved an unquestionsd pr-emi
hence In that peculiar, difficult and honorable
department. Of journalism. We have long
envied him this distinction, and, though ",
solemnly disclaiu any personal lll-wiIl against
this curious and veteran editor, We have nov
determined once for all to vsnqaish, sup
press, 70 sxtinguish, 10 sqasieA him. Grad
dock peruse the subioinsd yeritabis list Of
natures freaks, In Lincoln, which We have col
leeted in half an hour without trying our besi
then seek the deepest bottom Of Bourbon
(whiskey,) and inoontiuenily drown thyseli
lin q hon.)
Esquire Js. Alcom, Of Tumssville, IA
this county, has sow tha. gave bir,h 10 81
living pigs.
Sam Flint. on Hanging fork has yew thai
gave birth 10 gOsS living lambs Joe Good, d
same nsighborhood has a calf that has two
tails, ons al the usual place, and one on thu
middle Of its back.
wehase chicken in our Office with Joar legs
four wings two taiIs, and bu, oas had.
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Curtouns 'rnlk.

A fellow by the name Of Hurt, the travel
ing agent and correspondent Of the Central Ken
lucky Nas, a paper Published in Lancaster,
visited our town the other day, for the pur-
Pose We presume of selling tomb stones and
attending the circus, and wrote the following,
which appeared In the last issue Of his paper
stanford.-Your correspondent had the
pleasure Of Visiting this hillside town q few
days since. II Is noted for is bar rooms;
ther IL one on every corner. and some In the
cellars. Won't Prof Rain go and give thess
people a lecture on temperanoef Thers
can't b. any Good Templars at this point, OF
they would ombarrass some Of these bar-keep-
en-. Tho people are well disposed, and hospl-
table 10 strangers, and are destined 10 become
business people, II they will prohibit the sale
Of spirituous liquors In their town.
We don't like to sec ourselves AS this chap
-ssed" Us. We are pretty we'll acquainted
around Stanford, and are aware that the poo-
pie are swell disposed" (that is TO my they
don't talk disparasinsly Of their nsighbo-)
aud are hospitAble 10 strangers, (if they be-
have theasslvssl and the boys that are grow
ing up are destined 10 become businsss men;
but We are not half SO we'll posted in regard 10
the bar-rooms in town a he. This came
quill-drives said in relation 10 the Cincinnati
railroad ''ths citizens Of Boyle b sure that the
road will como through their county" They
4. IL they Nov, We think that II Hart don't
like our Liquor he ought 70 10y 10, ard no, de-
stroy the fair name Of our little city in order
10 avenge himself upon half dozen bar
kcepeE.
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JUST received an elegant stock Of
jswelry 1t Z. 4. Chsnaulta
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for the parpo-e n purchasing his second stock
Of goods for the present Spring trade. This
house !. doing nourshine business, and hcw
could 10 he otherwise when Il keeps everything
you want, Of the bc-t and latest styles and the
most polite and accommc,ling clerks that can
he found in any country
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS.
A fe~ days since two females, seed ~ and
IL, came 10 our county from the direction ~
Mt. Vernon, Whose conduct and manners are
very suspicious; they are we'll dressed, each
carrying hesvyarpe saek and armed with
pistols. They frt stopped In the ncighbor-
hood Of fls'lick and pretended 20 he school
msrms," and on the hunt of school. They
have visited several families, in our county,
remaining al each house one or two days or
s long a. permitted, when they are removed
at their suggestion to some othcr neighbor-
hood. They refuse 10 have their baggage
examined and seem TO understand the Law In
such cases made and provided, and defy any
person To trespa~ upon their rightsor proper
~. some Of the citizens doubt whether or
not they are both females, while their bold
actions are creating considerable excitement
a. well a. some fears The latest accounts
from them they were stopping about four
miles southeast Of Somerset. We sdvise all
to watch them with the eagle eye Of suspicion,
as mo doubt something will develop itself
very soon.
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The result Of the election last SATURDAY for
Constable in the different precincts Of the
county was ~ follows
stanford-Geo. w. Bobbiu received 267;
Dan Miller go; Bobbitts majority %.
Crab Orchard-D. l. Ballard i05; James
Dillon So; Billiards. majority 40.
wsynesburg-w. II. Gooch So.
Turnersville-s :. J. Campbell IL.
Hustonville-w. X. Jones IS; Geo. c. Camp
hell -, Jones majority "a.
Highland-Jas. s. Young 81; J. @. Baugh
Q, Youngs majority %.
Il will be seen that there was no OPPOSITION in
the waynesbury and Turnerville precincts
and no election at all in the Walnut Flat pre-
cinct or at least none has been reported to the
County Court Clerk.
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We are grati6ed 10 be able TO announce 70
the people Of Stanford and vicinity that Pro-
fes.or Tosso, the world renowned violinis,
and musical humorist, assisted by Miss Emily
Young. the distinguished soprano, and c, C.
Mortimur, the pleasing tenor together with
Prof Rex, the greatest living magician, will
give one Of his inimitable concerts at the
court house In Stanford, on Monday night
next May l2th). An opportunity to enjoy
such an entertainment Is rarely ever offered
our musicians, cultivated and uncultivstsd
lovers Of music, and the devotees Of the mar
velous, a. the entertainment which TossO
gives his audiences and Stanford will show
her appreciation Of high order Of amuse.
ments by giving him a rousing house. Ad-
mission so cents, children rs cents. Door
open at 7 O'Clock,
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CITY LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Ner York-Ou Monday last prices were
ic lower than the average during last week,
for cattle. The average weekly receipts for
the past six weeks have been s,O75 against :,
1888 for the corresponding weeks last year,
when IL was conridered large consumption
with a strong market. prices ranging uniform
at lo@i3ic and lOisiSc. Monday prices
ragged as follows: Prime extra bullocks l2ltS
isc; first quality ii@ii &c; So coarse Kentucky
cattle sold at life; Western steers averaging
cwt, at l3c.
Ciaeinnafi-There was = further decrease in
recispts and the supply being unequal 10 the
demand, the cattle market ruled firm, though
prices did not undergo any change. The in
quiry was mainly for butchers and shipper-,
the demand for feeden being light; common
81 1908 rs; fair 80 50tS4; good 81 5Ots5;
prime butcher stock S. 25te,5 so, and ship
IS 5Ot95 rs.
Loaisrle-supply Of cattle equal to the de-
mand. Trade confined 10 local consumption.
Two car loads were bought by J. y. Owens
and taken to Boyle county TO grace. Jas.
wathen, Of Washington county, sold two car
loads Of fine beevcs at IS so. Good butcher
cattle sold at - 5os5; common to fair ssts4.
In Louisville. the market for sheep remains
fair, at from 81 10 S. so. Spring lambs are
in demand and sell a, 1894 for the be., grown
per head.
The Louisville hog market remains about
the same. The best sell at SOS rs by car
load; few retail at S. 50ts5 90; light sell at
~ 50tsl4 30 per 100 lbs gross.
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To the Public.

have endeAyorod 10 fumish the people Of
stanford and vicinity, during the past winter,
with the best beef that could possibly pro-
cure and sell at the prices have charged,
and my margins have been extremely small.
spring has now opened, and shall be aole TO
procure good fat cattle In short time, and
intend 70 supply my customers with the best
the country affords. al reasonable prices, hop
ing 20 give satisfaction and reap only living
profit. think Il u due me from those Gus
toners whom ! have supplied with besf
through the watsr, 10 give me the preference
,oysr amy and all persons who may engage in
butcbering temporarily, through the spriag
and sumnlsr season. lmay have composition,
bat none will labor harder than 70 supply
you with The best beef Pleas stick 70 me,
and | will remember you kindly in seasons Of
scarcity. Respectfully,
COR W 7, RAMSEY, City Butcher,
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LOUlsvILLE.
fFru<n the daily psp~r>.

tS~'n '"e ssay P~Pos~l
Dealers report trsAs god We quote; whits pins
,s,sS - ~. ~ ~ S.s % .sy"a r's, 80
shi,d 80 n -. 49, $3.50. Sn.h Co., 49,
rsse pine weathsrbasrds s3a; poplar DO sIT s com-
mon or f.ucinx so: shsath-ing DO; popar sill. IL
cet and under ~ IS; sxwsd lath, 81 shsstnx pl.pk
era So papiar scantng and Joist IA 30: hest aued
pine shisslsa is inch, Is So popl.r shnri,s Is ~
cooPEs srurrs-Barrei poic. per n, siisis; hoe-
saasgs hoxshe.d slaves. roash' ssoss3 Wv
BAKk-Chesinut OAK, pr cord, SsaIz
srArwnwH
lcorreetsd weekly ~ JOIN W. utLhAs, Wholesale
s"a "'Ai "e~'e' ~ '"m'S'' &C.
ehsassS' ". auo Ss's' 'a''''' 's' price ''e an-
AZ Is; green lumber 10 INCHES bosrd mss,ure o.
Notwithstanding, grs-n sss2 o.; do, dry 0a~a no.
csk i-nelng saz 3D. poplar shinsIcs sos Is; chest,
mai shingles 7szs 2s oak PASTA soas0r each; a.,
rais per o. 500 ~. Loossst p<ts i0a6Oc each bosrs
f.et pr g. sss7cc; do iei 7sa 90; Lathe. a fvsf
ooAS 90 wood, psr esrd. = 75s4 ~.
sWELnV cry.
lCorrseted weekly by foyse GnrsBS srsAissets
ana oaiaenI
,, rspaaI ,ass ~ a. A. a. ~ s,,,
~. \ ~ ,.Isr sin,is. shs,,.a sma.S A. - ID ~
cut. ea.< 81 ehes,n1t saInxe- oe-l 81 al no~;.
s..se s.sh locus, p-,. ssAsss each; so.rd. sa.sss
= So sSss,eus al hs.s. soss 90 Der ed; s.r,
poIe- scale % psr "; hoshesd poles Is OOaO 90 ~
"; wood, hickory and beech 6ezs % pss cord; "a
4 1,ss oo
RsIcE. Soa, 50 per NJ AZ kils
wAxvuaur
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GarrarA CSanay News.

Capt J. N. Philirs Of Lancaster, has re-
covered from very severe spell Of pneumo-
mia and il able to attend to his business ......
Capt I. Singleton was elected constable Of
Lancaster. last Saturday ......T The wife Of Maj.
N. II. ov.ley, Commonwealth Attorney.
presented him with . dsushter On the i,h
inst......Aa Effort Is being made 10 raise a suf-
hciea, amount, BY subscription, 10 erect tel
egraph line from Lancaster TO Richmond
Junction. Mr.. Henry S. Burnam, a much
respected citizen Of Lancaster, died on the ith
inst, and was buried with Masonic honor..
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We ve.h call the sp-cisl s,,snsion ~ ps-'mss'sf'
ssl ssb>sih>~ 10 the allowing synor-s cf the ns-s
pspsr hsss
l. A ystnassss n resair-i 10 sive nesies " letter
sahfl>r dos cot take his p~p~r out u the eo<, ssd
ss.t. the r~.srns NJ h-ins t.ken - p-xies,
% DO ~ak~> the s~smsster re>on-hie 20 the pub
tsh~r tH tk< paym~st
q Asy r.rsss vhs ,.hs. p>p>r fro~ the ru-tofhee,
sksthsf fr~ctsi 10 his sneshs< no vhesh-r he
- sph~rrilrd o. not, q Responsible ~ the r-y.
IL p~r>sa crk~<s his psp~r dirceatnsei, he must
~ al srr-arsu-a the pehiisher may contpoe "
I'D II unsii Tie pay m~nt e nsAs
n tAs ssl.>sh>r sra~rr his p~per 10 h. sorp~a II
ewsaas us.s ssA the publisher coptsus~ 10 end ths
s.h.rrbr y bsssd 70 psy ~ tn he tzkss Il from the
posssnca The lsv procs~1s upon the FrOupd that .
80 .uss pay fhf vhaf he u->-
d The eosrts ksve dscia-d that ref.-ins 10 tabs
Ssvsp.p>ss ssd p>rtsdioak ncm the ps~tonce, ~
ksvaS sd issvins them unc.li~i ss, s prime f-cis
sviAssc> Il int~ntioaal fsad.
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ALLOW me through your paper to aeknowl-
edge gratefully the reception Of line specimen
Of the Nyfiardoa Ga'd,ai, or the Night Her
on, sometimes called "Qua-bi contributed
to the Museum Of the Daughters College, by
our friend II. =. wither-. Of your county. IL
was killed on the hanks Of Dix river, near
Stanford. Respectfully,
JNO. AUG. WILLIAMS.
HARRopsBrRo, KY, May 8, 1878.
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list OF OIFsIWs

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