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Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure OF INh 9sed W.
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"a 'o''''' Ot'' '''''' snring
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! . 7 r G-oonIoof 80
&c Dominv ' hest sack white bean,
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II, "oTH' pest par haItcs1 "tn
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ID. Woou, Dts. trIo pl.ti''i,' I."t,
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" ! VpcIv. gray dorl,ins
w. J, Ncciy' best collection Of chickens
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Ruais, ornamental Lc"i'a tilll''' ieluii'a7, stan
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II Dohlhy, SIX varieties u winter 'PPC'
CLASS H-Daj'y, Kitchen, aud Pon',U
Mrs. W. l.. Gibson, ; lbs fresh butter.
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~ 3, DoN' rs Ou.''' P"."cu -
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Mrs. =; T. I mus cannc" run
Nm mcntieiiu'l'
i-"m Iooi' soll soap
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Me- Ida Dndn Tb'i 1"g rphi" upir
Mrs ~ p Reese c,Iicn n;ult
bertha THOMPSON.
Miss a Good white snrrod
i-Thankic BlockwcIi hearth rue.
10. " Horn, WOODEN warn CARPET
Mrs ~ p nncsc SEWING I'm hnr shirt
?, EhDo""'3'
Mrs ida thIcrAiIl, lamp mat,
i James Long worSted ottoman cover
l. W H. HiDsoA, "orStcd tIdy.,
L. ~ H''ncS' ''a'''
1...Nrs Jane. Long. bead work
l. \. Richcy, chair tidy.
&c. Il, A. smith,
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CLASS J-.-F'bO arts.
-. .Nc,tic Wood. oil nointinr ON canvas.
ii Bertha Thompson, nanting in water colors
I. Miss ! tirrcnIroi pointinr in oil.
- " Nrttjc Wood
-. Miss IjolIccEer wax fruit and flowers
Nv + Bowmon. shoV of photoprapA,
W Il powu,an GENERAL collection Of pnoto.
.ro,,hs
f,T y pntbbuu. hair WORT,
I Nrs ~ 4 Dirl,rrrpon truril dr,vfr,-
II I Green wreath in frame
> Mrs a. O'Zru rnstir rnstIr
/. Barbara Bitterly
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If d. Swcctzcr for best display Of agricultu.
i indictments, breaking pillow. stirring plow
Drsc rake, gang pIow, and grain drjll
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Have on hand LUMBER of all grades
Lath, Lime, Hair, Plaster, Cement
and Brick, Sewer Pipe, Drain Tile,
Dimension and Cut Stone, Ottawa
and Joliet Bubble Stone, Builders
Hardware of all descriptions, and
Nails. Also Glass and Putty, Bald
ing Paper, &c.
The whole of the above materials
having been purchased at the lowest
wholesale figures, we will either sell
or use them at the lowest market
figures. Being extensively engaged
in the
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tall Other lines this the only place he visits protr.
'ioualiy he may be found al Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-09-20
UNDERTAKING.

They have In stock will constantly keep lsIge
.or;u-Et Of Metallic Burial Gases Cssket and Plain COtr4
very low rates good Hesrsr FOR city or county
Ottaus, March 10, iS7S, RUSSELL son
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On the FIRST SATURDAY IL Each Month.
~ tnll0Ws:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
,For .5ais OF 10 Ael.
For Sale.
TENEMENT TO LEE !!

"A let on Gnge street tor psrtiCu!4r@ al't'I! 10
MIS-, V. II Wt-StU%, ~ II S.a;e etr-,t-
Augusta. Nov : ict2. HJFG-.;i
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Ntnnebrt yournal.

= FUb, ,esc at AUGUSTA. MAINE, water Street
foot vi Court, by oP1iADuE, OWES x NASH.
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Nall0Wcu ADVERTISEMENTS
Oysters ! Oysters !!

y Ice and FRESH, 10y the plate quart or gallon,
~ t. suit cd7tpm r. Also Refreshments for the
ireh an hungr travre Confectionery >egars,
tnd Tob eco. at the CIiY SALOON, on Water ST.
lai!oAel Cl IN chowdcrs every Thursday. The
bli can aiw find the best oysters at tins stand
hat the market affords.
Hal Dwell, Dec. u, 1872. t3m F. o. BROWN.
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.OMAN's RIGHTS.

The Ohio Constitutional Convention
has agreed to clause declaring women
eligible to all offices not elective. This
is regarded by an exchange (the Elko
Independently as a step in advance of the
old fogy ideas OF half century ago.
We fail to see the matter in that light.
Anything which tends to break down the
distinction between man and woman
does an injury to society and to good
morals. The man who would drag
woman into the filthy pool Of politics is
not woman's best friend, But the man
who recognizes her as his superior in
every loveable attribute is woman's best
and trucst friend. Woman. as a sister,
n wife, a mother, or friend, is all in all
10 true man. Occupying a station in
life which man, with all his sternness,
can never fill she is entitled to be held
as mans comforter in every trial, his
solace in every affection. Then, we say,
don't make woman mans equal by drag
ging her down to mans level. She is
mans superior-has been so regarded
since civilization, enlightenment and ed
ucation dawned upon the world. Make
her mans equal and she becomes his
rival. We want to sec woman regarded
rs mans superior.
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GLEANINGS FROM EXCHANGES.

The Nevada Transcript of July 23d
has the annexed account of extensive
forest fires: SINCE last Saturday night
destructive fires have been raging be-
tween Kentucky Flat and Pleasant VAL
ley. On Sunday morning the fire was
burning two miles north of the residence
of Novey, and near the bank of Deer
Creek. The fire swept over the hill, the
nrebrands being carried hundreds OF
yards and new fires starting continually.
The men in the vicinity turned out on
Sunday to fight the fire. 1t swept on
until 1t crossed the road and reached
Buzley's ranch, where it destroyed hay
and fencing, and it was only after des-
perate struggle that his house and out
buildings were saved from destruction.
During the night the fire approached
from new direction, the wind having
changed. Parker, who came up on
Monday, found the flames still raging,
and sent word back to Pleasant Valley
for re'nforcements to come up to help
stop the fire. The young timber and
feed were AL destroyed. The loss of
feed is especially hard upon the ranch
men in the vicinity who have cattle and
horses, and the destruction of timber is
very great. On Monday all day the fight
against the fire continued. There were
ten men from Pleasant Valley, and Chas.
Taylor came with six men on the north.
In all about thirty men were engaged in
battling With the fery element. It was
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Foreign N ews.

MADRID, July y.
The Government troops attacked Va
lencia yesterday. After desperate
struggle of } hours duration, fighting
was suspended, and the insurgents offered
to capitulate, but their terms were re-
fused, the Government demanding an un-
conditional surrender, Heavy reinforce
ments have been sent forward, and the
attack will be resumed and the town
bombarbed tomorrow, if the insurgents
don't yield. Seville has also proposed
to return to its loyalty on certain terms,
but, as in the case OF Valencia, the Gov
eminent will accept nothing less than an
unconditional surrender. 1t is believed
that the insurgents will soon give up the
city, unless relieved. san Fernando was
attacked on Friday by an insurgent col
umn from Cadiz. The loyal garrison
made a brave aud successful defence, and
in the evening the insurgents withdrew
The Cortes has declared in favor of
capital punishment
The Carist force which was threaten
ing Bilboa has retired from the neighbor-
hood.
Don Carlos is reported at ARGOS, in the
province of La Grona.
The railway from Madrid TO Valencia
has been cut in several places.
A meeting of Intransegentesa at Alcani2
has been broken up, and q persons
present arrested.
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ny during the past week, have
had corps OF surveyors at
work between Gentry's Station and
Yousemite Valley, for the purpose of
ascertaining the probability of the con
struction of trail or wagon road into
the valley. Levels have been taken, the
distance measured, and the fact asc4r-
tanned that an txeeIlentroad can be made
with a grade Of ight feet IN tie hundred.
They are new permanently locating the
line, preparatory TO commencing opera
tons, and it is expected that the road
will be eomplated in time for tourists
next season.
Los ANGFLss July IS
Army Correspondent, Arizona, Wicken-
berg, July 20: The supplies for the In
dams on several reservations are about
exhausted. Grave aprehensions are en-
tertained of trouble in consequence. The
appropriations are all used up in
ruiuous contracts. Tie agent at
Date Greek absolutely refuses to
receive certain supplies furnished for
Indians under bis charge; claiming, be-
sides being of the poorest quality, that
the price paid is double that paid for the
same articles purchased for the troops.
An accident occurred at the Pico
house at half past three this morning.
NJ G Humphrey, of Oakland, fell from
the third story to the pavement, sustain
ing serious injuries compound frac-
ture OF the leg and arm. Internal iuju-
ries not known.
The Western Union Telegraph Compa-
ny has commenced to stake ont the route
for the construction of a telegraph line to
San Bernardino, via Anaheim and River
side.
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Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco, July Is

The name o. the young German who
hung himself yesterday is George Han
son. A Coroner's jury last night found
a verdict of suicide.
Tyler Curtis, who left the city a few
months since, is with his wife at Milan,
Italy. Mrs. Curtis is perfecting her mu-
steal education at that place.
The Clay-street Hill Railroad is laid.
They intend to run the first cars on
Wednesday.
Vim. Watt yesterday jumped into the
bay, intending to commit suicide, but
was rescued by boatmen and taken to
the City Prison.
The steamer Japan arrived this even
ing from Hongkong and Yokohama. She
brought about l 200 Chinese. All landed.
Robert McIvers, water-tender of the
steamer Colorado, was sent to the Insane
Asylum to-day. He labors under the be-
lief that the Chief Engineer of the
steamer Robert Forsyth has robbed him
of his reason, and in consequence he
has made several attempts to take For
syth's life.
Four Municipal and County Conven-
tons meet to-night-Taxpayers, Liberal
Reformers, Republicans and Democrats.
The Annual Session of the Grand
Tribe of the Independent Order of Red
Men opened to-day. There was large
attendance--all Germans.
Robert Butler, formerly of Oregon,
was sent to the Insane Asylum. He
thinks swarms of insects are holding an.
ti-Chinese meetings in his stomach, and
that enemies are constantly pursuing
him.
GRASS VALLEY, Cal, July 20.
The Colfax and Grass Valley stage was
stopped last night at 7:30 p. m, while on
the way here, by four men, about five
miles from here. They unhitched the
horses, ordered the passengers out and
blew up Wells, Fargo & Co. IS safe. The
robbers got about seven or eight hundred
dollars in coin. The passengers wert
not molested.
The Yosemite Turnpike Comps
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4(rW Go-lay.
SheriHs Sale.

Dl VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- ont Of the District Court in and for the
county Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada, and to me
directed ana delivered. for Judgment rendered
III sand Court on the 22d day Of July, A. b. 1873
in favor Of D. l.. Deal, Administrator of the es.
tate OF 5. ID. Potter, and against Gibson CLARK
Il. d. Bonner and s. d. Megeath, for the sum Of
hNe hundred and tifty-nine dollars damages to.
sethcr with one hundred and eighty eight dol
iar- tax costs and all accruing costs. have lev
!r0 On the following property, to wit; stools,
round table. / mirror IL lamps, two-light
chandelier. siX-light chandelier, stOyepipe
ltt-uoX, 10 pictures and frames, water can and
Upper clock. bottles Imperial wine tpintsl,
II bottles porter, 26 bottles ale, 20 bottles aro-
matte bitttrs, IL bottles essence Peppermint Q
tottlos cherry cordials, 8 bottles absynthe, IL
bottles CUconongo wine, . bottles claret IL bot
Ties assorted syrup, . bottles Bogart bitters "a
bottles assorted bitters.4 small bottles whisky
u bottles L. +. Bitters, lis assorted tumblers
~ wineglasst S, 4 colored glasses fancy bottles
! bottles hirchwasser, Bohemian bottles, $.
+. STEAMERS, IL bar spoons, / tray, | lemon
squet2er, corkscrew, , faucets, l mixer, ice
PICK, dcmijOhns sugars spoon, ! glass bowl |
china cluve-holder. box Jamaica ginger, |
small desk, 3 bar mats, 10 towels, | stel-laGder
8 wlndow-curtnins lamp brackets, S lamp
globes, teather-duster bar and she viHg 30
stone Jars settler, cases porter, / case ale Is
gals rum, 20 gals. A whisky, i cask brandy
t2S galls), L cask brandy q gallsl l TASK
SHtAlS Mihc' East flplldN Dltttrs, case as
sorted syrup, case of peppermint, case 30.
kerts, broken pkgs of ale and porter.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday, the
18th day of July, A. d. 1873, at u O'Clock
m, Will ell all the right, title and interest OF
said defendant Ii. ID. Bonner in and to the above
described property, on the premises, in Phoebe.
Nevada at Public Auction, for cash in hand. to
the highest and best bidder to satisfy said exc.
cution and all costs.
July -, 1873.
W $. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
b! D. H. hEitEfoRD, Deputy. jy24td
The above sale is postponed until July 80,
1873 at o'clock p. m., by order of the Court.
July IS, 1873
W. S. TRAVIS, Sheriff.
ps ID H. HEREFORD, Deputy. jy29-td
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stopped in the direction of Pleasant VAL
ley, but crossed Deer creek, going south
toward the Rough and Ready road, and
was progressing up the south bank OF
the South Yuba.
The number of actions commenced IN
the District Court of San Francisco dur
ing the past year was 3, l73. Judgments
were entered during that time to the
number OF 1908, and there are still
pending 2,OSl cases. At this rate OF
proceeding it will not be long before our
District Courts are clogged with business
aud vent will have to be sought through
another channel, perhaps by the creation
OF new tribunals.
TIE San Francisco Examiner an
nounces that it will not i'll future publish
the Democratic ticket at the head of its
columns uu!ess it is paid for at regular
advertising rates. Sensible, The peo-
pie generally have curious ideas about
partizan newspapers. They expect them
to advocate their cause through thick
and thin and do their political advertising
for them gratuitously, while they freely
pay opposing journals for the benefit of
their advertising columns. The Exumi-
ntr is doing only justice to itself in
standing upon its rights as newspaper
as well as party organ.
THE New York Evening Post takes this
view of the General Howard investiga-
ton: "A report comes from Washing
ton, apparently based upon the investi-
cation by the Treasury officers of the al
fairs Of the Freedmen 5 Bureau, that the
discrepancies in the accounts of General
Howard officers have dwindled to insig-
uIlicunt figures, 1t was at first charged
that the Bureau was indebted to the Gov
eminent several hundred thousand dol
lars, and that this amount was mostly
made up of fraudulent drafts on the
treasury from the Bureau officers, which
had been duly honored. So far the
amount standing against the Bureau is
found to be only eleven thousand dollars,
and of this amount General Howard has
acknowledged that more than one-hnif is
due the Government, and stands subject
to the order of the proper officers. The
amount of money disbursed by the
Freedmens Bureau was more than eigh,
ih'ii'"n collars ana II the discrepancy Is
UiaS. ~ ,'nt 5"n",.n o'," n.i ine hn a los
to have been better than its reputation.
The investigation is still going on.
-
EVERYDAY LIfE'-Ah Affecting scene
occurred at the depot this morning AS
the Central Pacific train came in 4
aou4,.r,,, .tau,al 10 ,na oha,.
-'''' l,-''1 -. ff'' va ".u ""n ANU. W
enter the dlnlng-rooln OF the Union De
pot Hotel, when he recognized forlorn,
despaiIing looking individual standing
in front Of the office as brother he had
not seen for twenty years. few words
hands f,llowsd and toars rusbad ron
the ewes Of both as they reverted to the
rtcoIIreuon OF their Old homestead IN
~, g,1.I -. o"o was p'1sP.tGus'
, .t,tI anu Il" PPS '"e o'He. III ""leI' ues'
'.a"s,on A t. ne was "a iei'e.eu oa an
l,I ,',''t'''f 4i. INV; wen. ?h ~
e IS - 'lSt' MI ~ l'"ien Al 'i'e
o os = u, iNe rN 49, lucy nIa' SaM 'le Isn'
VI ""! tO5'ei Jun e''on' '"is -oo'
/ TUX nconIa of eastern sisk;ron wis,
/ to divide tho county. Siskiyou county
/ il .,hou. t,r, brr5ro5 and ef,,, ,,;ra,
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SkeriR's Sale.

RN VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Issrrn
~ out OF the District Court in and for ~
County Of Lincoln. State of Nevada. ana 10 nv
me directed and delivered for a iudgmen, ,.a
dured in said Court, on the 81 st day Of NAV IN
1873. in favor Of the State Bank OF Nevada .na
against the Phoebe Champion Mining Coun,n,
for the sum of one thousand six hundred sns
thirty-seVon and 6-l00 dollars damages toq.hs,
with six hundred and thirty six dollars inv cost.
ana all aecruing costs. have levied on tbs III
lowing property, to Wit: The Phoebe Chsmpion
mine, situated ON Panaca Flat, Lincoln countv
Nevada, containing feet. tog ther with . Inv
horses, bellows, | anvil. ore cart. | vice i
smoke.pipe and forge, lantern, 2barrels, within
and whim rope, iron wheel barrow. 3 LADDERS
pieces square timber SKID / lot shaft tin,b.rs
lifted, | work bench, 2 trussels pieces of iron
the mine, shaft, and timbcrs inside Of shaft. IN,
Guiding hosting works, blacksmith shop
pieces lumber 2X4, ore buckets, wind I'm,
stable, set whim harness, l chair fork, s
Shovels, hatchet, broom, cross cut saw, 2
wlndlas barrels, water barrel. large lantern
] lamp. Ia box candles, 200 feet fuse, more or
less, II picks, hammer handles, 8 oil cans,
chisel, rasp, !. box powder 4 oil cans, tape
line, oi!er oil stone and set fan pipe NJ.
tice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Fifth day Of August.
A. d., 1873
AT IL o'clock, NJ. will sell all the right title and
interest of said defendant in and 70 the above
described property, at the Count House door, in
Phoebe, Nevada, at public auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest and best bidder. to satisfy
said execution ana all costs.
July 10. 1873, W S TRAVIS, Sheriff.
BY b. II. HEREFORD. Deputy. jyl6-SM.
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Tuesday, the Fifth day Of August,
A. d.. IS.i
Caution.

fl'HE PUBLIC WILL PLEASE TAKE No.
i ticc that / am in no manner CONNECTED
with the stockton Houses on Meadow Valley
street; that will pay no debts contracted for
the support Of that establishment, and that
am not, AS might be supposed, the husband Of
the proprietress, who calls herself Mrs Mitch.
ell, but whose real name is Mary Corcoran.
jy23-2w THOMAS MITCHELL.
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Dissolution.

TIVE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ey.
i listing between the undersigned is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. A. Mcmahon
continues the business. All debts are payable
to him All liabilities of the firm late proplie.
tors Of the Occidental Saloon will be settled by
\. Mcmahon. o. Nj. CONVERSE,
A. MCMAHON.
Bullinnvillp July 10 1879 iylh3nt
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RECORD BUSINESS OFFICE RE
MOVED.

The Business Office of the PIocHE
DAnY REcoBD will be hereafter in the
Office of II. L. Breakey, at Michael's
cigar store, Main street, opposite
Meadow Valley.
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A PETROLEUM man estimates that the
average production is little over $4,000
barrels a day, and that there are 100000
persons directly and indirectly depend
ent upon oil production.
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SheriFs Sale.

DI VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court, in and for the
county Of Lincoln, State of Nevada, and to NE
directed and delivered, for judgment rendered
in said Court, on the 10th day Of July, A, D,
1873, in favor of J. &. Armstrong, and against ..
p. Cullen and W. scanln. for the sum Of ten
hundred and ninety dollars damages, together
with one hundred and sixty.one dollars TAX
costs and all accruing costs, have levied on
the following property, to wit All and singular
that certain town lot, situated in said town OF
Phoebe, lying on the southerly side OF Meadow
Valley street, being bounded on the westerly
side by the store and lot Of Clute Young, and
on the easterly side by the property owned .;
Sherwood, and which is known as the "oia
Theater building, and which Is now used as
restaurant and lodging.hsuse. Notice is herep!
given that ON
Tuesday, the Fifth day Of August.
4. d., 1873,
At Il o'clock, N. will sell all the right. tue
and interest of said defendant in and to the ABOVE
described property, at the Court House door IN y.
Phoebe. Nevada, at public auction. for easn "
hand, to the highest and best bidder, to satisi!
said execution and all costs.
July Is, 1873 W. s. TRAVIS, sheriff
BY b. Ii. HEREFORD. Deputy. Jyi6-Nd.
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the Fifth day Of August
4. d.. 1879,
Notice to Creditors

A GAINsT THE ESTATE OF MISS FANNiE
"A PETERSON.-Notice ia hereby gwen =!
the undersigned, Executrix Of the estate Of Miss
Fannie Peterson. deceased, TO the creditors o.,
and all persons having aims against ihe s s,a
deceased. to present them on or before 'ne
9th day Of July, 1873, as after that da'e ~
claims will be allowed. -,
ELIZA LAWSON, E1ecutrix,,
Phoebe, New. July Is, 1873, Yis''d
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FIVE weeks from tomorrow an cleo
ton takes place in California for mem
bers of the Legislature, who are to
choose a United States Senator. The
Judicial election takes place in October.
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VIM. DE CAMP, on account of whose
injuries will be found among our "Glean-
inss." died on Tuesday.
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PIONEERS OF SALT LAKE. Thursday
July a, was the Goth anniversary of the
arrival of Brigham Young and band of
l27 persons into Salt Lake Valley. The
day was celebrated with great enthusiasm.