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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-22
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

, Full reports from the grain growing
districts, published in Chicago, show
that the farmers are prospering album
dainty.
The periodical fiction comes from
Washington that the department clerks
have been assessed for political purposes
and are bucking.
President Grant has returned to Wash
ington. A Cabinet meeting has been
held. No report of the doings thereof
The Bankers Convention resolved il
favor OF immediate resumption, of the
repeal of the war tax on banks and,
among other things. the following reso-
luton:
ReSolred, That it is the opinion Of this
Convention that tho Act to provide for
resumption of specie payments, approved
January II, 1873, ought TO be amended
30 as to provide for gradual contrac-
ton Of all legal tenders in circulation,
and the time of resumption be extended
to the LIST of January, 1885. SO as to af-
ford time for the business of the country
to adjust itself 10 the change without q
audden fail of general prices.
Donaldson and Greenwood. the aero
nauts, who were reported in distress the
other day, being adrift on Lake Michi-
gan, are supposed to be lost.
The Liberal Republicans OF New York
have been going through the farce of
convention.
Flood L O'Brien' s new bank has been
opened in San Francisco.
Wells L Fargo add 500 to the amount
OF reward offered for the arrest of Alkali
Jim.
The following account of a bloody |
tragedy comes from that prolific source
Of such occurrences, Los Angeles
The shooting of Juan Sepulveds, an
old rancher, by the Constable, at his
ranch, has caused considerable feeling
in that vicinity. Yesterday astersoon
Mr.. Sspulveda, residing one mile from
Wilmington. was brought into town
BY the Constable, almos. perforated with
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NOTHING neater or pleasanter in its
way than the family grocery of Messrs.
Reinstein & Gibson, corner of King and
Ormsby streets. Their assortment is
very full and varied, and the quality of
their wares is first class. We notice,
among other things a very excellent
showing of potted meats and such like
table dehcacies. A very choice lot of
hardware is also among their stock; and
what's worth while the mentioning Of is
the polite attention the customer re-
ceives there. This concern ought to
thrive, and We believe it will.
Ar NOON, yesterday, says the evening
Chronicle, lot of huge logs were in one
of Mackey, Fair & Cos. sawmills in the
northern part Of Washoe county, nearly
TO miles from here. At 10 O'Clock this
morning-metamorphosed into square
timbers, mortised and ready for use
they were in the Consolidated Virginia
mine. Tho rapidity of the work will be
understood when the fact is known that
the timber had to be floated down the
big fume Is miles to Huffaker's; thence
transported hither by rail nearly SO
miles. and then cut into proper length
and mortised for the use of the mine.
TRAIN-Band captains of credit and
renown continue to visit Carson. We
note that Bob Lowery esquire and Steve
klnsey, also esquire, were among us
yesterday. Will Campbell esquire has
been here for some days.
N8s. PrRsELL has recovered from her
overdose of opium. She says she did
not take it with suicidal purpose but to
relieve bodily ailments. She ought to
know;
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buekshct. Several days ego Sepul-
vsda lost three or four horses.
which he found in the possession
Of . man named Morrison, and
which were held as estrays for damage
and committed. The case vas tried be-
fore Justice OF the Peace a. Compton,
and Q judgment WAS rendered against
Sepukeda for &25.l7. An execution
was issued several days ago and put in
the hands Of N. W. Orr. Constable Of
Compton, who Immediately trie! to get
possession Of flock OF sheep owned by
Sepulvedn. In this he was foiled. but
yesterday morning he returned to at
tempt it with an armed posse Sepul-
veda, very naturally, seeing SO many
armed men, walked cut Of his house
with shotgun in his hand, when the
constsbulary fred on him. putting
buckshot in the left side Of his neck, one
in his forehead and one in his thigh and
wrist. In this condition he was brought
to Los Angeles. Constable Orr attempt
ed to shackls the oupded man. but was
prevented by the indignant menscss Of
the neighbors.
GEosoE,owy. Cal, July II A large
audience listened TO Gortam las. we
ming. He had a hearty welcome here,
and is stirring them up OIL Ell sides.
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BIZ 7KB sudden precipitation Of .
liqnid Of an acidulous nature into an
other liquid OF an alkaline sort. an shsr-
| veseencc Of moro or less evsnesesnt
and volatile character il promulgated,
| and an invisible element or agency
known ~ carbonic acid gas is generated.
BY the employment Of contrivances OF
sufficient resisting power to prevent the
expansion Of this gas ito natural VIOLA
tility is arrested aud = reaction takes
place. bringing on cold OF more or less
intensity. In the case Of . sody-fount
ing like unto that which adorns with
cool yet calm and imperturbable
serenity. the fore part Of Mr.. Orlando p.
Willis drug store. the effervescent
particles being brought into mutual eI-
ercise and contact in a tnmbler with
silver plated handle to it 70. to keep the
cold moisture from tho hand Of beauty
and talent. in this case. We say, the bub-
bling mass gets into the human frame
and being there confined and contracted,
as it were. at one bit drink. cash in
hand. with good looking and in
teIligent person to milk the syrup out Of
the fountain for you. brings on the de-
sired sensation of buzzy-wuzzy-uess and
an accompanying reduction Of the tenn
pera ire Of the gastric region. also
physicians prescriptions carefully COM
pounded a, all hours Of the day and
night, with ice in it and perfekly harm |
less to new born bate.
SAN WAGNER, the we'll known colored !
man Of Virginia City. lodges the follow
ing piece OF information with the Vir- |
giDis Chronicle: DANDY Jim. the sci !
entific boot black OF Virginia City. left !
town last night for parts unknown. After !
selling ont his boot black establishment. |
he went around among his friends and
from S75 to $50. He WAS also
in debt TO other parties and failed TO pay.
So much for giving credit to struggling
strangers. He borrowed S25 from
friend from the eastern part of the State.
and sums of from - to $40 from other
parties. He was said to be the best
- niger" in Virginia City, which is so,
,or he was the only niger in town.
This episode should be r warning TO Viz
yinians.
The Toor Of ths ice cream man is
heard in the hot hours awakening the
,choes in the mountains and expectation
d the minds of warm and thirsty chill
lren. When the sable curtains Of night
re drawn, the voice of Clement Berry
also ssble) is hoard, proclaining hot
'orn to a selfindulgent people. Last
light We heard, in place of Mr.. Berry's
tentorian tone. the piping voice Of q
mailer and whittier and weaker, and,
Eitbal, a modester person, who trundled
is hot corn in a wheelbarrow and took
he middle Of the street for his avenue of
rade.
LAST evenings Chronicle contains a
etailed account of fist and Scull fight
etween Crosby. of the firm of Breed &
rosby, and Alderman Todd of Virginia
ity. Both pretty badly bunged up.
ONE dirty business at the bottom of IL
THERMOMETER close up to the ragged
ige of a hundred yesterday. No
onder our fellow citizens and their
omen and children are breaking for the -
,s,,, |, l.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

oRxssV RousE-GHoRGE D. Fryer, PBuPB,xroa
Sterre Ejnsay Mss \ John bliss N E Davies
K Johnson son e l. Allen
H Graham
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Evening R-p.r'
so Meadow Valley.
lis Raymond & Ely 90, 49,.
40 Eureka Con IS
$50 Jackson 2l4., q.
so Phoenix %.
500 Phoebe >.
lS5 X h Con s..
2l5 ella A., 5
$50 Leopard II. lG-. B..
go Jefferson !,
1000 Constitution 81
100 Tiger 75c
% St. Patrick u.
300 q Chariot .. l.,
100 Empire Id SOC
800 Mahogany Il.
80 War Eagle 5Oc
40 Poorman 3
sos Silver Hill I0i.. Ia
2s5 Eclipse 10, I01,
665 Challenge Z, 6;s
635 Dayton Al. Il.
1870 Rock Island 3. 3 bio
230 New York Con %.
80 Occidental 80, 80.
100 Phil Sheridan S71sc
245 American Flat 81, 81.
400 Alta 3. 81.
$50 Woodville %. %.
$50 Mint 40c, 1910
80 Lady Washington 2
$50 kossutL %. y.
300 Seq Rock Island 81 &c
1910 Andes a.. ) bio
500 Florida Is.
200 Europa 2
210 Pacific %
1900 Wells Fargo 15c
1900 Ward 21s, %.
$50 Cosmopolitan 65c
800 Niagara 75c. S714c
300 Prospect A.
so Leviathan soc
400 Ophir 52'+, 52'.
60 Con Virginia $50. 800 bio
S25 Best & Belcher 80, so b
ITO Oyerman GS
$50 Caledonia "a. % b30
$50 California coz, CO.,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-22

Nina. ANA 9. DReoxs. Csrsons favorite
n!ll.n-r 10 now able 10 snpeIiutsud Nor but iness
and has secured the ., sistsncs Of . nrst-clsss
milliner. Those back sfdefs for hats will now
receive her attention. je25-f
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Centennial Notice.
'NHIS Is TO NOTIFY ALI, WHOM


YNHIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM
Il 1t may concern that the only persons
authorized by the Board of Centennial Fair
Commissioners for the State Of Nevada to act as
collectors of mineral specimens for exhibition
at Philadelphia are HENRY X. WHITEHALL and
W. Frank Stewart; and that all such specimens
placed in their hands will be transmitted il due
time to the said Centennial Fair.
This notice is made to correct any missppre-
tensions which may have arisen out of the fact
that another party. person bearing credentials
from the National Board as specimen collector.
has preceded Messrs. Viii chill and Stewart in
some parts Of the State, causing mo doubt un-
Intentionally the impression to prevail that he
is collecting in the name Of, and by authority
from, the state Board.
Signed,
c. &. STEVENSON
II. II. YERINGTON
II. r. RICE
Executive Committee Nevada
Board of Centennial Com
misSioners.
Phoebe Record, Eureka Sentinel and Daily
Silver stat" please copy for one mcn.b
Jy2l-lM
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-22

:. J. WHITE. M. C.. Physician AMI Surgeon,
is once more at his old quarters over Fosters
Drug store, Carson Street, opposite tn. Capitol
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MINING STOCK REPORT
Fsrenoo. Beard

Fsreno 10. Beard
1925 Ophir SO, 52s.
us Mexican 81, 90,
2lSO Gould L Curry 10. 49,.
945 Best & Belchrr 49a+. 50
$40 Savage lis, 1857
215 Chollar so, 1917
$50 Hale & Norcross AZ, Al
935 Grown Point SO, 32E
l55 Yellow Jacket 81, 90
1855 Imperial 10s.. 1917
$50 Empire -, 72s
105 Kentnck 49,, l5-.
400 Alpha 221%s. %
40 Belcber 81. 3Ot.
205 Confidence 90. 49,.
205 Con Virginia 3l9. $40
1870 Bullion 40. 4s'.
2135 California 81. 6l1.
200 Seq Belcher 100
40 Justice 1875, 126
4S5 Overman 60, 69',
10 Succor l..
l445 Lady Bryan TX
40 Union Con ~ =.
40 Jnlia 16t., 1921
675 Caledonis %, 25i.
$50 Knickerbocker 3s.. 81,
1880 Globe
$500 Baltimore AZ
405 Utah 1l112. IL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-22

IMPORTANT Endorsed by he Medical pro.
fession. DR.. Va. HALLS BAISAN FOR THE
LUNGS cures Combs, Colds ana Consumption
and all diseases of the Thrcst and Chest. DIR.
TOWNSHIPS TOOTHACf ASODYSF cure.
lin enc MINUTE. luhi2-em
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-22

TEENR.DoUS SATFs OF HARDWARE sre Co.'s
family taking plsce at the great house IF L. r,
Rail. He is sctuslly selling iuimeuse quaint
ties Of goods, judging by he constant departure
% loaded wagons from his ccrner. The farm
er- from far aud near are selcctiDg their agri-
cultural imp!c meuts snd hardware. Tn. great
sales OF Rubber Paint indicate that the aye n
prtciated il this market. They are surprisingly
cheap, handsome and durable. r. b. hin SELF
is around in person ard making things lively
as usual He has .he most compiled. assert.
ms ut 81 hardware, croG kerry, psints. oils glAsA
Sc, in tina State. Attention is called b, tn,
Medallion Range. Rlil is OF ring .yerytLing in
his line at very low prices. jyll-t.
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

WANTED-OYsTERMAN; ALSO USEFUL MAN FOR
hotel to mend furniture, lay carpets, painting, &c
ODELL's. l09 West 34th st.
The New York herald., 1875-02-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
i The great Trunk Line
and United States Mail Route.

IL The great Trunk Line
trains eave New York from foot Of Desbroses ant
wish PgIlmsm Palace Cars sttsched' d $3.50 A. NJ 5anl
For Mapor saMaas sna as LOCK Haven a phadeph
s Eor cosy ssfy oa sYss Tsas2y 09hsy
Petroleum Centre and the OIL Regions ,,,,...
fss waasSn wssapsPnr % Putnam sn1 the
Resasy Rse9asy ss 81 arsss
s,% eF Ffhsaeph ssa ' nshs snSsS
hLS:3O ands N. Emarant AMI second class
Fs! s SsNSst g Ss' so y sl6 ~ j. n1
S:l9 10 Il 80 p. NJ and u night Sunday $50 aud
FST F5aS9ssa sS s . ~ i a:s s ls s sa Ms,f
7:3 s;lSi 10 ll:s9R NJ and IL night Sunday s:so, T.
RI I'd ssh$slys ss &C. zs I'LL III s.iS ;s is sls =
F5 MGSa?sse tssia sPeS and South AmDoy 'ana
sss ssT HTrnlxss r"S a saSasy VI iM s'
For krst INN Mn stone st% 1s nSGp 9 and and S2
S aSS and asd
rSsS SlssSsi, fl r. saI .'iS aHda ! E '' ''
FS S nPa and camien via Perth
For a"fRgSi HisStsto~n ai,S n and Pemoegton. Gan:
4 N. ana lO;s5P. n daily; I0:Is A. NJ: and 7:pr: n.
more ana From ss npa phs sly @SSndsy I S
anS 597r 5:d Sunday $40 20 s''a ii''i A. NJ 7j
:, Ticket odicess sg and 9li Broadway; No Astor
no Court street BrOGHya Not II lS and HUI
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
The New York herald., 1875-02-13
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY 1 ls75rRLE SHEET


VUANTED-BY AN IMPORTING HOUSE,, A YoUN
man p solicit orders In the cityj one acquainse
week and commission on sales Address z. D., box II
Herald Of1Ce.
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

-CARTIER'5 DANCING ACADEMY PLIMPTON's
~. Building intersection st9yyesant and Ninth
Lincoln Hall, ll6th street and Third avenue, every
"Wednesday. Private lessons in Glide Waltz speciality
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

UrALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
and FAN Rivcr.@Tne steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY pier % North River foot of Murray street,
daily undays excepte) at r NJ Through tickets sold
at all principal! hotels in the city.
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

Astor House cars leave vesey street for ferry Faro
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

WANTED-FoUR FIRST CLASS CANyAssERs. ON
Park row, room 70.
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

A RESPECTABLE COLORED MAN OF TEMPER
n habits, wants a situation waiter; will mas
himself useful refers to present employer los East 2sh
street,
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

GREAT WESTERN
VI STEAMSHIP LINE.
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL. (t tNGLAND DIRECT
Tho steamers of this line will sail from pier Is East
River follows:-
GREAT WESTERN. Wndham.. .Wedaes ay, March 10
Cabin passage, $40; intermediate, SAC; S3O
currencyi excursion tickets $780,
Apply TO the agent 70 South street
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

(OOD SECOND HAND AND MfSFTT ENGLISH
~ Brussels Three ply aud Ingram CaPpet t. OiIcoths
xca speciality very cheap, stthc old place i2 ton
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

VVANTED-A MAN SERVANT COLoRED OR
w white; who understands the general duties o
house servant and comgete9t to take charge Of an
ply Call Saturday or Monday after three O'clock !,
z Broadway. corner Broome St. up stairs Inquire for
The New York herald., 1875-02-13
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A. A. 4
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter arrangement
For New Brighton. Snug Harbor, West Brighton aud
Port Richmond boats leave whitehall street at foot OF
Broadway daily at 6;4l 8:l6 $3.50. Jas A. NJ; 1880
2:l5 $50 4:30. 5 80 and 6:45 P. M.
sundays al 80 10 80 A. M ;I2 80 2:3, l: 6a5 N.
Fare 10 cents
Astor House cars leave vesey street for ferry Fare
cents.
TNALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
j. and Fali Rvcr.-Tnc steamers NEWPORT and OLD
The New York herald., 1875-02-13

Sundays at 80 loso A. M IL 30 2:sa lsso Gas P. NJ
, 1875-08-18
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Tho rottt jury In tho Criminal Court Was dis
charged yesterday morning.
An order wna obtained from Jnt1go Farwoll
Yesterday morning to place tho trunk Of James
Head. tllo forpcr. which played 10 important
part IN the inle Turner t,iAt, in tho Fidelity
Bank vaults. to be Tiers kopt uut,l tho second
trial Of Turner.
County Clark Lleb yostorlay issucd An ordor
declaring that John II. Thom was no longer
Constabss for North Chicago. because ho had
failed to give bond. On tho 9Th Inst. 1hom wan
nositlsd that as old bonisman had Withdrawn.
anil WAS nskc1 to fic a nsr bund within ten '!Aya.
Tho limit expired YESTERDAY, and, no bond say-
lug beon Ilod, lle no longor exercisos official
power.
Tho joint Committee on Public Buildings and
Education met yesterday to fatthcr consider tho
question Of erecting a students hall In counec-
tion with tic Normal School at Englcwood. Tho
plans wesa examined, aud n1so some of the bids
for tho wurx. 1t was found that to cnmpetn tho
building according to the rlann would take more
nlosIoy than had hccn APPROPRIATED aud tile tom-
Hlittce concluded to Instruct tbs archtock 10 1e-
yiso thc planH.
Charles Lindner. to whom reference WAS uaade
yesterday In connection wIth nuls tor tresparH
for $1,000, brought by u alr. Locwe, aas botore
Judge Wallace Yesterday tu schedule net only
to eschpe from cllHtD.[y, but to Hhow Loowe that
Inn chances for recovering $4,000 were poor.
Lintinors oGensc, IN tho language Of tho law, tH
astd to 10 'ucbaucile1y, r." In tllAt Loswe caught
HIM in tho esorc,Bo of undue pr,yilegeH III hin
family. Lindncr was discharged after schcdul-
ihg anu tho appointing OF all Assignee.
, 1875-08-18
NOTARY kRAUS,


bfr. Adnlph Kraus, tho Notary whose do!ngs
werc exposed in yesterdays TRIBUNE, came up
to see tho raroster yestesday morning to explain
usaitera. Ilo said that tho bonds which ho had
wisnessod tho signatures Of before tho saA
siKnhtnrea wUse 1iauu. were tho second sbt ha
had H.ade f0f the sallto woman. 1ha first set
"eto MT on proper bRukn. aud he had made tho
second With tle iutentlon OF going to tho
woulan's saloon In tho ovonlng, and there having
the two n,en s,gn htfors him.
hut" cau tha tepoEter, " didn't YOU put
your zeal And tu1st on = boul 40 Attest!ng tho
AiSnatutes Of two lneu who had not Blgued u
n!i2"
Dir: Kraus said that he did, bnt It WAS only to
sAvu himself tho trouble " Carrying bis Stainss
up with him to the no,nan's house In tie eyei,-
lug.
"Do you mean. aA!d tho sepoEs.r. that thst
wAa the reason why you IN. ot. your slxuatu1e
aud jutat Could you hot have put tl,eta on st
tho hous" Il you bad expected to hava gone there
iu the eyening
Ms. kraus said that ha supposed ho could, but
he thought 1t dIdnt make any Il2ersuce, eapo.
claily ~ the woman war pregnant.
The 1eLorter said, that he couldn't 500 Where
any injustice had been dous M1. Kraua accord.
lux to hls own statement he had done exactly
via, The TRIBUNE chsryed him With.
And lAan Ml. klaua "ent away.
, 1875-08-18
FlRE.PR00F CONSTRUCTION.
,1Ei,ntII< or TIE cuAIMITrEE

M, ,.,,
Ihe COMMITTED consisting OF Loufa Wnhl, Of
the Boar1 Ut Public Works; Charles ". Drew,
~ A., r,.-1 ~ 1-,Jn,u.,,,.. n u 1.,...., -
" VIC oo@la " oAua1 "'Ateiai "' o. oou1on' VI
Amos uratlt!iE, builder, appointed 10 feport On
tue trp. test Ut Syltley Mfpss' hot1ses OF, Hacrs-
mentn xva.,un have Hnbrnut.tl tl,a ft,Iiow;rr.
r,.,a.ra 49,, ~ ,.1HNu'sI.., -.
uuss ~, e "'.a ~ ests.ys onH-uhAA OH. Inc
au"eis'9uua; 9uns EoMmisteS hppotnteu ~ examine
.g ~ ~ ~ ~ a,u ooea ~ ~, ~ suu ~. th1 uest
.,. i"s VI tt III a'''p'ooi "*'nlnF' pes 10
fcnl. pfax ~ !. 'oo"a: ,M,"s,;,h n,
Eas'oa p'a!s snuintsd. tLo award was made on the
,n. aa1 ~, o. 70 az a. H. - htehl-
tssn Sae*so' vonosaoheq M "r'h tao iahaai res-
~ @ ~ soms eiaGn .msun4 ~ esecuoh Y MIN
.. .,s,t nH s, Sa. u. ~ uloh paa sai,-
t.en sa'a . un"se " ~ ss'eu ~ 5oaF eottee
9tp'ntaH1 H!su tttcsGHto ~ ~ ulo-ltoo4 ItAtesi
ns ia cos eohst1aS'lon' symmetry aud conseniencs
~ ~ 70 a'so . eoustieteu. % aI
~, n ~ H ~ = as s u!oeA -. aont aouhee
s @ " ~ ~ ~ ~ .s .s ~ az, an,
WI ~ ptossesu ~ tno iuean1 o1IutuaJ atefnoon Tue
frniah1 ~ .ccmunnrv I'D .1cc,u, ~ sHo uos
10 ealaey neat.sa, ~ s5mfnssy aa well y III rs-
slTst ~ ~! IuAsi.aes III tue sous1luctidh.
f. ,a, .,I , y. nn., ann LaSoles s hsGnG
r's ~, h y. e."- s, -, 1ues suptos1eu oa
i =. @ An M ~ @ rse @ u soa 70 tne yata.
~ aun ne ~ , pos au lto .se aselhefts
a ~ W nstGk @ y eoneaete. aaa ~ nnbeis
perfectly protested VIM tA9 a1ine macf1a!hi toofh
~ L "im @ s' ~ ~. & ~ asu t.'eu t.t xnu pAutG1s
t - n. uuen "a. ti1 te a!uuaauut Ht!h oalnt clay
ca,s " tetsa gotta.
US .h4h p1oeeaea 70 taa uollh honscr Wh!ch waa IN
f%rniu. III ,e a III " oaanR @
w. a ~ h. III tne tufa,anea - mouse. onsldss
aa lin frtct to faet4, anS Iu inten.s has
tho wtuIlows wsro left o,nn. 1urnishin0 = 1erfect
, 1875-08-18
POLICE NEWS.

tue SE" HifaeloS sfAIEN.
Tho following orders wcto yesterday issued
i~,,, u,,,,t t,,'n,. h,,,,v,.t,.
ltotn o"Ft' s''''a' te"a'luHA'o4''
GESEMAL DhnEA NO. IL: ....
cnsiTe nHinbtt ~ Iarunri H. Their respective fsa-
No1a tntn two sllYth!onH to bo knnwu Dislh}on
and Division H. lhty viii Take from each of satd
Msblohss ANA D. All "lha hafnirE VI men for tay
fHlon e shall IN EACH st4tl1n lu as neatly equal
- ioss'h'e su tho nninh"r 1uw OH LAY duty oE
fourth tue a!lrter Of men at earA station, and The
men co:pf.ih9 tHa aaa DaV3"ioh shali remain OIL
eoek L. NJ when atey WI ZONE to tAe station nm.
Iii ~ ~ ~ tt I.y Iy nHFlnH ~ ~ .us aass uss'on
. r.m ~ " sstoi GUY AZ osNEk "a the same
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, 1875-08-18

ory intcrent, nnl tho village abont the broveslos
in Rosbury. MIL account for tue largo val,n,
lton of Ward IL. There has beo,, net
loss for tho rcat of Tho city, which
can only b" explained on tEc theory
that tile Anacssurs lavo really takon into
confederation the .orioun decline Il, tho n,arkot
vRlut Of rea1 ehlaso. Tho retl,rus uf t,oEao1lal
ESTATE arc ekilnino1 bv tho serious depression
FilcrinR that bualncns men lhso takon occasion
TO reduce stock 10 tho lowest point, thus dimtn-
ishsnR tho taznhls property with decreasing their
o*h thk.pavtng poa or, n decline OF losn than
per cent u surprise rather irom tho fact that
IT IN 40 hlight thai becat,ne tllero hna been do
crease.
, 1875-08-18
DISTINGUISHED SOLDIERS.

OMAHA, Aug. l7.-Qcn.. Sherman, slooum,
and sheriaan-the latter Of whom, arrived from
tho East this morning accompanied by his wife
aud Col. shoridan-Nent West Oh this mornings
train. A great crowd assembled at the dnpot 10
bid thont Goosi-bv. There wan considerable
epencf:1nak,ng Rnl Misunderstanding. 0ou. George
Crook left fur tho East tila 0Ya,iIng.