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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-20

The undersigned, residing at -, State of
-, undertake that, If the foregoing bid for car
rying the mail on route No. be accepted by
the Postmaster General. the bidder will, prior
to the LIST of June. 1874. enter into the required
obligation or contract to perform the service
proposed. with good and sufficient surities.
This We do, understanding distinctly the obi
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-20

Sworn to and subscribed before Inc -, for
the -. of - this - day of -, A. ID.
scribe my name and afiix my official seal the day
[ and year aforesaid
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-20

Bids of 50, 600 and upward must be accompa'
MED by a certified check. or draft, on some sol
vent Nstionsl bank, equal to five per ceutum on
the present annual pay On the ruute; or in case
OF new service, not less than five per eentam OF
one years pay proposed in bid.-tsection 253
Act OF June s, 1922
The Postmaster must not sign the certificate
until the sum Of the bid is inserted AID the bid
and guarantee signed by all parties, and dated
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-20

Examine carefully the forms and instructions
"a 4
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29
Infanticide Near West Gate.

The RereiUe contains some addition
al particulars of the affair, mention of
which was made in our telegraphic
reports in yesterdays issue. That
journal says: 1T will be rer,bered
hat u few weeks ago a couple of Itai-
ian b~eggars-an old man, and yonny
girl apparently about thirteen or
fourteen years of age-were soliciting
aims in this city. The 81
the girl indicated that she was abont
To become a mother, which we men.
toned at the time, i'm connection with
the TACT that they were evidently pro-
iessional beggars and imposters, and
that any charity bestowed upon them
would he worse than thrown awav.
chey only remained here "a few DAYS.
when they departed on foot on the old
overland road for the West, and we
heard nothing more Of them until
this morning, when we received a dis
patch from Saltwater, stating that a
lew days ago, about twelve miles
west OF Wesigate, the girl gave birth
to a child, which the MAN killed. The
fact becoming known to some people
IN that vicinity, he was arrested and
lodged III Jail at saltwater, where last
night he attempted suicide by hang
ing, and so far succeeded that his re-
coYery is doubtful. The chances are
nat the miserable wretch was the
.atner of the child lie murdered, and
1t would be a pity if his suicidal en-
terpflSe proves a failure"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

CLOSING OUT.-D. Mannheim caused
Immense posters to be distributed aoou
town, announcing his aelerhlina'tom ~
close out his stock of dry II lancy
goods within the next sixty days, at less
than cost in San Francisco. Here Is a
rare chance for the ladies, for Dave
means business. He Intends to carry on
the grocery business exclusively mere
after, and must sell of his dry Soous 10
make room. The stock is complete, new
ana fashionable, and the prices, as an.
nounced in his poster, are below uearoch'
Go to Manheim's and buy yoursell r'ch'
iro1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

JUSTICES COUNT. Judge Gates
Court was occupied yesterday with
the investigation of a case of assault
and battery. The defendant demand
ed "a jury trial; and was acquitted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29
Arrivals and Departures.


arrivals.
ny Woodbury. 4 ENNOR's LINZ:
'Shas Mosfoot Mrs S Baldwin
Mrs Healy Mastor Baldwin
steve Kerr J III Tate
RR Evans II Davis
j Roberts
DE departures.
BY WOODRUFF & ENNOR'S LINE:
iChas Masfoot j II Ferguson
Sd Wilson O'Harrah
s W Sriffith Sew AShim
P Largely NJ Mckee.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

RETURNED.-A. E. Davis returned
yesterday from the mineral regions
north of Elko. We have had no OPP
portunity to Interview him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

NOT HEARD FROM.-We hear MOTH
Ing from the Nevada Insane Lottery,
the drawing Of whirh was to have
taken place, if we mistake not, some
days ago. Perhaps the managers or
the swindle have suspended opera
tons.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

'LLioN SHIPMENT.-W. L. Pritch-
mnnipped yesterday 10000 pounds
nv 'nIlon for the Richmond Compa-
prod IN Richmond is \ great bullion
attest cer as the above figures amply
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29
A very large portion of the comforts

very large portion of the comforts Oh y
life is comprised in a weil,sonoios of
boarding house, where the aeiicacles "
the season are set before the guests Win
some degree of taste, and where an ar E oa
chcerfulness and cordiality p~rvades ane
whole concern. FaStidious eplcnres ean
find all of hes at the Inland HOUSE, Goi'
ner of Buel and Bateman streets, M ~
week meals, Is cents, and given at a.
hours.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

PUBLIC SCHooL.-We are requested
10 say that the Public School will
opeh next Monday. Mr.. Kaye and
MRS; Brown have been retained as
.eachers. They have hitherto given
Seherai satisfaction, we believe. and
~ uouot parents will be glad to learn
made.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

r "oN THE SPRINGS Neighbor D..
tho r returned last night from
WIN MS health fully restored
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

"sbo, F,v. Do MT Rodder Metro
got I'd Of these pests and make home en-,
durable these sultry days. just go arouh 10
to- Taylor 4 Co.'S, and purchase one o..
the celebrated Hoosier Fly EAterm,nm, q,
tors. They corral 10000 an hour. auZf-i"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

SHUT DowN.-One of the furnaces
"ie Eureka Consolidated, we under
~. i' was shut down yesterday.
p,eaves but one in operation. We
hacaaaile the usual number of fur
'' VIII be in blast again shortly.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

IN lowN.-EX-Sheriff Ben. Fitch, of
LIN county, is in town. he came up
yesterday in a private conveyance.
R~svn'inTanied by +. s. Davis. This is
R.ns hrst appearance ON the Base
eS nSe' and he says he is much pleas.
IL WIN the outlook of this section.
to'doMiii take his departure for home
'ouay or tomorrow.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

NJ. B. BARTLETT. real estate asen..
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city. Also !. c. Bateman's ageh,
for the Monroe Survey: once at tne
California Lumber Yard. southeast cor
ner of Buel and Batemau streets. aPio
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

CoMING.-Sheriif Sullivan is in re
ceipt Of a telegram stating That tn
brother ofCalvin Green, murdered b..
Dan Matheny on the morning OF tn
1itl inst, is Ell route from oregon 10
Eureka. The Sheriff has charge OF 2
horses belonging to the estate OF de
ceased.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

MURDER TRIAI.-The trial of Fer
guson tor the murder of Ash, at
floche, is still on trial. 1t will be re-
menlbered that the murder was COM
united in the County Hospital. Judge
fltzer figures in the defense of all the
criminals of Lincoln county. The
!uuge seems to be pretty successful
IN saving the necks OF offenders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

CHRONIC DKUNKS.-Two or three of
ceived some wholesome exercise last
night by packing a huge box, weigh
ing two hundred pounds more or less,
from one saloon to another. The
saloon men encouraged them in their
laudable enterprise, by directing
them from one place to another. The
box was filled with stone, yet the
bearers treated tie package as tender.
ly as though it hat been marked
this side zip with care The last we
saw of the package. the distinguished
parsonage known by the not 'nappro-
pirate sobriquet of Rather" was
Juggling away at it. We are of the
opinion that he, as we'll as his assist
ants, earned their GIN.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

NOT CONFERENCE.-THE was rumored
~ 'he streets last evening, says the
i'oche Record of the 2Gth inst. thai
hmo murderers in Eureka had been
nIeu by the populace. AS our dis
pa.ches make no mention of the mat
M we are Justified in saying there is
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

REMEMBER that lumber Is only go Pc
II at BLaser's lumber yard
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29

The LECTURE. - Father Buchard
lectured last evening to a very large
audience, on the subject of Auricular
Confession. There has long been a
deep-seated prejudice in the minds of
many with reference to this portion
OF the Catholic faith. Whatever NAV
have been the effect of the Reverend
Fathers remarks on his hearers, he
certainly handled the subject with
consummate ability. His theme to-
night, Image Worship" is one of
equal interest. Another crowded
house may be looked for.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29
Pritchard's Fast Freight Line,

several days ago we received a dis
patch announcing that Pritchard'
Fast Freight Line from Palisade to
Phoebe had been hauled OFT. The in
ormatiOn came sc direct that we ac-
copied it as fact, and so gave it to u
readers. We find, however, that it is
all a mistake. The line has never
suspended for a moment, and the
proprietor has no notion of discon-
tinuing service between Palisade and
Phoebe. We cannOt imagine what
could have given rise to such q
grOundleSS statement as has been
t~elegraphed all over the country and
extensively commented upon.
We find the above in the Phoebe
Record. The item which was tele-
graphsd all over the country origin
ally appeared in the SENTINEL. We
got our information from Mr.. Cowles,
the agent of Pritchard, at this place.
1t seems, however, that there was a
mistake in the matter. Instead of the
entire line having been Withdrawn,
only II half of the stock and wagons
were taken off. That is to say, where
the line was daily before itnow makes
but half the number of trips.
EUREKA RECORDS.-The books Of
Mortgages, Surveys, Liens. Mar
riages, Homesteads, Miscellaneous
Records and Lispendens pertaining
to Eureka county, having been COM
pleted and indeXed, Mr.. Roberts, the
County Recorder, will forward them
to Eureka by express tomorrow. The
books of Deeds and Powers of Attor-
,,nx-S n ,.a tho nt11r mas MONS II, hinl NJ
main unfinished and will probably be
completed in about a month.
The above item is from Wednes-
days RereiHe. We presume that por-
ton of the records alluded to arrived
Ivy last nights stage, though we did
not find time to call around to ascer-
tain for certain" about the matter.
The full transcript of the records will
be a great convenience TO the people
of Eureka.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-08-29
FOCAL INTELLIGENCE

FROM THE NEW MINES.-We yes
iterday met j. w. Dunn, who was
among the first of u Eureka boys to
visit the new mines north of Elko.
He spent two weeks in that section.
Mr.. Dunn is an old proSpector, a re-
liable and Observing gentleman, and
what he says may be taken as the
real situation of affairs at the front.
tie adc.its that there are some good
indications, such as extremely rich
quartz. in small quantities. but does
not think that anything has yet been
developed of sufficient importance to
justify people in going there. There
are fair prospects in M ortwo claims,
but nothing more has yet been un-
earthed. 1t will require time to test
even the best Il inns. Mr.. Dunn's ad-
vice to the miners of Eureka is to stay
where they are, for the present at all
events. He thinks the chances in this
district are far superior to anything
he run across in his rambles to the
northward.
, 1873-07-04
THE CROPS.
Reports from tho lsrntn.GrOvlnK
Districts Of Central and Western

Reports from tho Grnin.GrOVvluR
Districts Of Central and Western
Illinois.
Special Dispatches to Tho Chicago Tribune.
FULTON COUNTY.
QAN-oh, ILL.,, July 3.-Wintcr wheat In this vicinity
Ia badly frozen out and much Of tho land plowel up
md usod for other crops. Tho harvest Will not 10
half crop. Spring wheat crop never beor, and
- M'Donouou COUNTY.
Eli .a.e ILL., y sSt. agnrns wheat Soy ao0'
BUREAU COUNTY.
BuDA. III, July 3.-Thc wheat crop in this Vicinity
oohs soi spsn for aoSa a ,
storm OF to-day did no damage.
MACON COUNTY.
will average nbout twenty-five bushels to tue acre.
Some IL down from excessive Born's Harvesting just
DAoAruR, H., July s.-rhe wheat crops in this
nesvy l 1ns fAroFs say thsFo will DO about half OF
YATES crrx H., 5Slys s-Ye5y LITTLE fall wheat stoSa
yoey plump, but down from % tue wln1 Of tho raat
wook, and viii scarcely 1iae ngain.
this 1ny yo wnef eeas Wa 6aa
hno. nyo excellent. Corn good.
nusuv111E, Ill., July 5.-spring whoat-nno crops;
w4rz1rA Ill., july y srhsse r SssfHn tmes q. much wneat
'owu this year as 9s 9a aSaty very good
AncorA, ILL.,, July 3.~As near as We can learn. tho
condition of to growing What Ia this Vicinity very
geo. aud tho ' sEo o.. w b FL
a % ss ss s ~ says :ssn sss SSa
their crops.
o1AxEoA, ILL.,. July 3.-The wheat cEop is worry
light. WILL not average Is bunhcls.
JAoRsosv1trEs H., July s1The wheat eror in th!a
inQ but suce that im0 heavy storms of rain, accom-
, 1873-07-04

object OF Pr0f. Hvise'E Proposed fsn1.
loon Voyage ACROSS the Atlantic.

object OF rrof. HVise's Proposed nn1'
loon Voyage Aoross the Atlantic.
Sp4eta& Dtpateh to Thr Chicago Tribune.
NEW YonR, July 3.-Tho oD]oct Of the proposed bal
loon yoyngo acroas tho Atlantic, by Prof. Wlso, who
has been engaged to attempt tho eat by tho Droprio
tors Of ono Of tho daily newspapers Of this city, IL to
mike scientific exploration Of tho atmosphere
According to prospectus, 1t ia an endeavof
to mark out uutroddeR path for men
and mails to aid the science Of metoorooay and to
estabush II posable defined syBten Of aerial tranH-
tion THO ar.ship will 20 on hor voyage thosoagaly
eouipncd. Not only will sho be commanded by man
Of skiil and largo scientific knowledge. aided BY
practical navigator Of reputation hHs syeFy Apr'.nnct
objects Ok tho expedition will 10 furnished. Tho to.
porature Of tie air. tho direction and velocity Il
Of tho currents, tho rRe, progress, aud aoEat3h u
storms, the variations from known atmospheric lA'a
TINT rule at tho earth'a srfacea these pl,enomous
viii 10 carfllly observed by night ns vol AZ day. u
word it will bo an expedition Which will command tla
Attentlon Of scientists at home anu anroa 10 anS o =
ciusiou Of Ill sensational conjecture as to tue roF8
tho DuHHaQ6.
, 1873-07-04
SERIOUS STORMS,
Considerable Damage Inflicted In
Western Missouri and Cen
trail Indiana,
Dock Shed Blown in Hoboken, N. ].
--H0Wes' Circus Demolished
at Allegheny.

BIT. Lou1s, NO., July 3-Thc storms ot Tho fow days
paat haye done grsat damage to property Of various
kinds In this and adjon1ng States. At Springfield,
NO.. night before last, tho woolen mill Of L. e. Smith
factured goods va destroyed. The sorelouse Of E,
Z. Kraft also ruined, and soveru buildings were
srs Hss sseat ss .ss dS 4 Ss Rs e. sy Sf ss;
destroyed, and several huuBeB were badly dana-
1884,, sgoa The growing crops Tcre .Ao sevsrs,
that In tho shock has been much damaged, and iit
pacca 1t is said not more than half crop will ba
va. repeated last night, md coming npoa tic aresls
q Fosaos Rsn, tronsheu s"isa TIC cy T l. s
n09ass s%5 Ha Witch L. settled Srgy "
iosses wero sustained By tho 6alaat Makers Union
a;h ha ot sb9
and 1nany small manufacturers, lose considerable.
IHp1ANAroL1s July ga terrific storm Of rain and
siderable dsmage to now buildings and shado.tr
. Ills visny wss Visited ~ teIrSlo xina snd Iaa
s' SSeSe' S Ho*ss sssSs ". aaES saEEfbas z;
ess ns .s s a a S1 etss. ss fSsn nd
6S a a sont aGTs' Ss Ssa %eFo Two D0s
asys il. Western ohio and Eastern Indiana, i Is
teared damaged the wheat 9Fop The 0a1tt 4 spcc'ss
nayton o. At tho 1atoE place tho now bridge Of tie
Dayton and Weatorn Railroad Of Ohio, oyes Vol
Creek waa swept away. Tho delay ia chiefly t0m'
5"{ H h tGFnsao ans in tss sasrs ef
etruction over tho p1or Of tho Hamburg Steamship
Company, Hobokcn. FIFTY men were at work III The
Escape With their lives. Clinton Hall, At Hobokeu,
was a!so DESTROYED by the gaE: THREE Torkmen Vers
of NIL hn{
, 1873-07-04

Ct Iowa. good increase In tho population Of ths
6tato Ia shown.
gpring Lake {Nich.} special aaya that H. D. Boil,
unnorman Of that place. huu been seriously hurt By
lumber plo falling on him.
A lad namod Sediment 0nston, living in Dotroi, ,was
drowned yeaorday In ono Of tho small Oakland County
1akcs.
1ean and wind alorrn in tho vicinity Of Richmond,
1ul, In tue aa forIy-oIBht hours hna blown down tho
grain, which llcs In = tangled 1noas.
Less than fifty fcot Of tho now water-worka tunnel
at CLEVELAND romans 10 DO completed nn, It ia OK
pectcd that tho tunnel will Dp finished III q couplo ot
weeks.
A young man nnmed Bontoy, nt pArkarshurg, Butler
County, Iowa, waa killed fow dayA bince by tile acc
blown off.
Tho Missouri Nvcr at Ht. Joseph Is now within AZ
foot Of the hghwntor mark Of 1871, when tho lood
the greatest eyor known in tho Missouri, and Ia
still rlHng. Considerable damage has been done to
tho IIannibal, st. Joseph Council Bluffs llalroud
track Nebraska City.
, 1873-07-04

Bill OF Exceptions to no Filed In the
Case OF tho Young Farricldc.
Sttcial Dispaset to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
New York, July 3.-Tha counsel for young Wal
WORTH convicted Of murder In tho secoud degree for
killing his father, aro already busy preparing
bill Of exceptions, which they Intend to
present to Judge Davis on Saturday next A
motion for arreat Of sentence will bo insdo
aud argued. Tho exceptions will be both to tho
rulnga and to pointa made In tho charge. When
today, Distrcs-Attornsy Phelpa said know noth-
ing about that, but Of courss pardon mAy reat On
grounds that nethor tho Jury nor myself could cou-
SfdnrH
, 1873-07-04

rvv vonK. 1u1y 3.-rts funeral OF tho lato Drovce
Hria. GEN William H. saell, United Status Army, took
racs this aftornoon from tho residence of hih sster
ian giih read tho funeral SERVICE The pall-pearers
wore Con. barnard, den Leslie Col; h.; stone tTno
1"wrsncc Mr, uorbltt Dr. Raplaul, Mr. Craven, and
Mr.. Julius Adams, Tho remains wero taken 10
l}reonWoou Cn1ne0ry.
, 1873-07-04
f1,,,nhnrlntal Army 1kellna0ns

Prrrsnuna, July 5-Tho Executive n @ onaa Uns. .s.
,a ~ tHo Asmy OF the cumberland to be lela !n
tnis city On tho l7t and 18th Of scntonoer nsdt M hs!a
~ II lin wn lois subcommittccs appointed to attend
to o details, aud tho prospects are tho memnsss
md bo handsomely entertained.
, 1873-07-04

Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT hllcl., July 8.-The Michigan State Teach
ora' Association Ia holding Joint session with the
Ohio Association at put-tn-1ay. The convention
commenced yesterday, and continues through today
Tho principal event thus far Ina been address ly
President Angol Ut tho State University, upon "Tho
philoEophio Study Of Iilosature."
, 1873-07-04

THD HAMBURG-BRE]ME]M FIRN 1NB.
CO., having dmmodiatc1y after the great Chi
oago fire, at my request, oBtab1lshed IN
AGENCY in this otty, myself being their agont.
while nil the "details oftho agency have been
very satisfactorily managed by Mr. CON-
RAD WITKOW6KY, assiatod by Mr.
OHAs. Il. AFFBLD, tho Company, having
become fully satisfied with the reliability and
faithft1lnoss Of these gentlemen, they havo
now, at my request, appointed them their
General Agents In this city. In transferring
tho business Of the agency to them, I bespenk
for them and tho Company tho confidence
and liberal patronage OF my flonds and the
public generally.
{signeD HENRY dRBDNEBAUM.
Chicago, July l, 1875.
, 1873-07-04
DEXTER PARK,
Summer Meeting. ..
July |, 2, g. and 4.
Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,
22 RACES.
$4,000 in Premiums.
164 HORSES ENTERED. y.
Embracing the Best Running and
Trotting Horses in the Country.
ENTRIES-
Fourth Day-Friday; July 4.
FORENOON.
164 HORSES ENTERED.
Embracing the Best Running and
Trotting Horses in the Country.
Fourth Day--Friday, July 4.
FORENOON.

TNOTTIN0 PHEMIIJM, NO, l6-&9,OO0.
For hoIsos which have nevor boaten 9so o6o to it,
85UU to Id. ASO0 to I'd. AGO to 4th,
TIE. HnTobs B. e. Duninp fformor]y Hts1l!xht}.
2-F. r. Wanmakor's bl, q, Albert.
1-A!e1ander LewIs' b. :; n. SrHA' ID.
6-W. ". HnlnItons Oh. =. Autocrat
SWIM, DArluR's r r. DuicLnlyor {formorly Komblo>,
10. j. biyers b, z, ToT.
8--N, II, CEawfpfds cl, m, NollIo.
pAC1Nf1 ppEbfrr1M M H. AKIN
For ~, na I'M ~ IL aisH ny: - HIe "a S41 oad
- R~E @g M Y" ~: H. ~ ~, " "' CIV 'oo0'
! = Il. H. .atsa : =. - Z; .u 1uu EH..oe' i
X X noFen Fn:,. =: ". tanR! Hota'
f2..-9t2{sE 3; H4.92{"ss r. 4 GiHn y. n4ng; ni9;
, 1873-07-04

SALT LAKE C1rY, July o.-0oyen hundred dollars
por ton aro now being developed aud worked III tho
Elnula niue,
Duyoud fireworks there will bo no general obsorv-
Of tho Fourth Of July III this city. In thu INNING
c4mps tho event will bp celebrated.
, 1873-07-04
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNER9EIIP.
partnership has this day bsen forod botwson tho
de.aignsd undsr tho fru, OF Conrad Witkowaky
Coz to transact general Eso Insurance Du1inoss and
auccscding hIcssrs. Ion17 QroenobAum Go. In tho
General Agency Of tho Hamburg BFonon Urs Insurance
Company, ot Hamburg Germany.
CONRAD WrTK0W8KY,
July !. 1e7B. q. r. AEEELD.
, 1873-07-04

NEv Yonk. July s.-Arrlyed, tho steamship GALL
forns, from 1laBgow. <..,. =.
Arrvetl-Steanlers Nrcnen, from Bremen; 0lty OF
Id1netck, from Liverpool; Custer. from Aotsezaan''
, 1873-07-04

Tht Ohio River at Cincinnati suddenly r0so yester-
day from to ID fsot, In consequence OF tie AcaFy
xaina tho night previous.
Tie cansus Fat1rna all In but fortWenY countleS
, 1873-07-04
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION.

Tho partnoEshp oroofors o1ialn9 betwoon tho under
signed under tha nE7n uslnoof Hcnsy Qroonebau Co.,
acting 0sne1sl Asonta o. tho Hamburg Dromon Frs
Insurance Company, II day dlssolrod b. mutual
sent Mr. Horny GroonobArn rering from tho firm and
resignin1 tho sgeaoy Of tho Company.
HENRY GNEENEBAUM,
July ], 1873. CONRAD WlTK0W8KY.
, 1873-07-04
RAILROAD ACCIDENT,


DWllY Ik0a1us
= HUDSON, N, T., July IA collision On tho Hudaon
Branch OF tile Boston Albany Ilairoad this morniug
caused tho death Of person aud soyoEely wounuu
LIZ QtkQFH.
, 1873-07-04

It known to all pn!es that the pattnetshlE under
tho h Of Konksl Jones raa di,aovod On tho soth
that sny noes isued ~ M ones after above said date
Of vhtu1 WhntoveF AID Will not p9 4on1ren ~ NO.
Chicago July g. 1878. a: w: kENkEl!:
, 1873-07-04

Tha undersigned having sold biz In Tho Iste firm
Of Francis i Webbor to Messrs SouthWiok and menRor.
WsbboT Eouthwek Co. fully authoIi5ed 70 col.
tect tho acpQunta Of Francis Welb9r anu Will assume
tho lin tisa Of the said arIu. JOHN N. FRANCIS.