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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28


A fire occurred near Boucherville, Can. few
days since, destroying farmhouse occupied by
Pierre Dulude. His wife and eight children
persisted in the flames. Dulude was seriously
burned in his efforts to save the family, and is
not expected to live. His wife and children were
literally burned to ashes, and only fragments Of
the bodies were found. The eldest child was 10
years DID, and the youngest baby
Foreign.
On account OF the fragrant outrages on rail-
way trains and employees the Spanish govern
ment has determined that every armed Carlist
found in the vicinity of any railroad shall be
shot.
The British steamer Berar, from Odessa, for
Cardiff, is supposed to have gone down with all
on board-twenty in number.
| Montenegro, q small independent country
of European Turkey, embracing population
of 10000, has got her dander up, and is re-
solved to go to war with the powerful Turks.
1t is reported from Spain that the Republican
and Carlist leaders are plotting together with
view of uniting their forces against King
Alfonso.
Another revolution in South America this
time in Uruguay. The government has been
overthrow by the rebels, and Pedro Varela,
President Of the Senate, has been made Pro-
visional President of the Republic.
/ During the recent debate in the French Assem-
bly, strong monarchical element was developed
The republic was roundly denounced by more
than one member.
Russia, Austria and Germany have agreed to
recognize Alfonso as King of Spain.
n.,I bonly ,,1,,oly,, 1;++Jo nEo,,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28
FINANCE AND TRADE.

weekly Review of the Chicago Market.
~ ~ FINANCE.
The demand for funds was rather light dur
ing thepast week, and the money market was
quiet and steady. Supply of loanable funds
moderately large. Interest rates steady at 10
per cent.per annum on time and 1908 per cent for
call loans. Government bonds firm and steady
at 115@115A for 5-2Os go, 118sf@119 for
5-2O's '65, 116@116A for 1O-4O's and 119A
@l191 for currency 6's. Illinois 10 per cent.
school bonds, 97@9815 Latest gold quota
tions-New York, 1121S@11256; Chicago,
11236@1125S.
BREADSTUFFS.
The following were the receipts and ship
ments for the week, as compared with the same
time last year.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28
SLi 1Lmlent2.
ReceiptS.
The movement in the grain markets was not

LIE movement In the grain markets was not
very satisfactory to sellers and holders, and the
general tendency of values was to lower range
The amount Of business transacted was light,
and the principal interest Of spectators centered
in the wheat trade the other markets. ruling
comparatively, quiet throughout. The general
influences and governing circumstances affect
ing the markets were generally of an unfavor-
able tenor, and were naturally calculated to
cause downward movement in prices. The
closing quotations show general decline all
round, although at one time wheat
and corn were both considerably higher
than at the opening. Liverpool was
quoted tirmer on wheat, and under a better
speculative demand prices advanced to 1890, or
about 1c 7 blu. Corn also advanced under lighter
receipts, while oats sympathized with the i'm
provement. Later, however, the higher prices
brought out more sellers and with largely in
creased receipts and dull unfavorable advices
from Liverpool and New York the markets be-
came weak and dull and prices declined to and
closed easy at the annexed quotations. Shorts
were only buying moderately. Rye was quiet
but firm. Barley was dull and easy, with no
special demand from any source.
The following were the current quotations at
the opening and closing of the week
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28

The dispatches from across the water are full
of ominous news. Complications are growing
more tangled every day, and it is evident that
Europe lies in the shadow of great war.
A party of Sisters of Charity, recently ex-
PEELED from Mexico, have arrived at Havana, en-
route to France
King Alfonso has issued proclamation to the
adherents Of Don Carlos, in which he promises
amnesty, freedom and prosperity to all who will
lay down their arms and comply with his terms.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28
The (X) Signature.

To the Editor of the New York Evening Post:
In looking over an old book which
contains much curious information, I
find the following about the custom of
substituting cross (X) for signature:
" Because Withered, King of Kent, first
adopted the sign of the cross for his
mark to his grants, he being incapable to
write his name, the majority of Barons
who signed Magma Charta made their
marks, being ignorant of the science of
writing
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28

GRAPE cuttings are being shipped to
France from Ulster county, N. Y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28

The total number of miles Of railroad
in the United States at the end of 1873,
according to Poor's Rail,Oay Manual,
was 70,651. According to this the total
at the beginning of the present year is
72,576, showing an increase during the
year of p per cent, which is fully equal
to the present average yearly increase in
population.
The following table shows the total
number of miles of railroad constructed
in~each State and Territory in 1874, COM
NO vol Nth +bo Gc,,roo e. OYO
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28
Railroad Building i'm 1874.

The New York Railroad Gazette cal
ulates from its very complete informa-
ion upon the subject that the total num-
Der of miles of railroad constructed dur
ing the year 1874 was 1924 less
amount than for any previous year since
1866, as will be shown by the following
comparative table, giving the number of
miles Of railroad constructed yearly dur
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-01-28

THERE are few sights more inspiriting
than the spectacle of small boy shooting
along an alley-way with about four feet
of BULLDOG fastened TO his trnwanra and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Set fur Die S6mlimsemo Der bic:
tiacn ct. @aricnaemcinoc.

Sim Montas ben 81. Ntai sibt Die bieii9e
ct. Mariensemeinoe ibrcr S6uljusenS ein
5eit I'M Dubuque @arten, nobel fir GeIans
uno Wtuiituortrd9e, Spiele nno llnterbal:
tansen oQer slrt fir bic Saseno unS fir ers
frii9un9cn 9ciorst 1T.
Der Bug iteIlt ii9 in foI9cnocr SrSnans
nuf nnO rilft i'll Oerielbcn aus:
Jeltmari 9au:-9f. @onner;
9m'lt9or:-Vreat SSelISrt So"o;
S SS; a e,,ken :" -"'V'"
S~iuoIiuospercir:
Ct. Mpbonius %crein;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Sanf.

llniern beitcn on Die 6omilien Chilli IL
goDing, an bic 6rdulein S. Snaii uno %.
Chilli in Cincinnati fir Den ber;Iiden Gm.
pfans pnO bic pabrbait nobcIe aufnabmc,
bic iie uns bereiteteu. Gbenio al 0errr
&ibsen unb tScrrn @ampe6 fir ibr
freunbIi6es Gnerbictcr.
Die SeIesaten sur 20. Sabres:Scr
iammluns bcs Gcn.ral:S ereincs
4. 9. Saminct, Wfonroc, Midisan,
Nf. 6nuncr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

81. Aia 6orr erbieIt fir;Ii9 fir bas
Soma Snititut Der Sinite unb 98iiieni9ai.
ten uon Troieior g. Cabin Elm fragment
bes iamoien IerOIitben, Der iiber &isconiin
unb Soma binsOs unb in Soma GOuntp am
IL. 5ebruar b. s. Ta9ts pIatte unS iieI.
Oas Stid wiest 81 Efunb; bat bas an.
ieben zines idwur;sn IdnsIiden &norrens,
nit uersIaiter Sberfd9e uno idiuernbsn
8unften.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
9Sarfcnhriu, Miuer ieines @ewerbcs,

@arfcnitciu, Miuer ieines @ewerbes,
crit tir;li3 II benz @eitcn in Dubuque
anIansenp, i6ob ii6 Samitas 9lbenb, uie
CT iast, aus llnpurii6tisteit cine ausel our6
ben Muno in ben !Sinterfopf, 100 iie iteden
blieb unb Obne @efubr nidt e%ntiernt peroen
fam. Man slaubt iebo9 cher on SeIbits
morOueri u6 ais on ioI6 srcn;enIoic I'M
porii6tiafeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Niemano mil betrpsen iein ; fem Menid
beSabIt @elb obne beiien Wsrtb bafir gu:
riid,uerbaIten. Gel bsBbalb fiber u. faufe
0allaces Comic Sittcrs.-Sas sin,ise ~:
uerlSeige Sittere. inbcm nod Hiemano
oasielbe 9cbraudt bat, o5ne ,uiriceen III
iein. glls ein itGrtsnocs uno gppetit ma.
6enbes WtitteI bGben oieie Sitters iih eincn
ipeltbefanntcn Huf eurorben .-Ercbirc es
einmnl. Su pertoufen bel allen Ipotbe:
fern unb 6anSlern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
gu ieoer Sabres,eit, Defenders aber i'm

gu jebsr Sabres,eit, Defenders aber I'M
Sribjabr, lit cine Reiniguns Der Sdite
nctbwenois, nm baburd bic Contribution
nnempfdnsIi9 sesen bic Miasmen, bic bic
9ite bes Sommers entpideIt, ;u MAIDEN.
DR.. @usuft &Onis's 8 m B ur er
Gropfen fOnnen ais Elm ausseseidnes
ties &einisunsssM itteI empfobIen uerben
unb werben bieieIben beutSutase in bunber:
ten pon Samilien aIs Elm unentbsbrIidcs
Saus: Wittel sebalteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
am na6itcn Sunutaa pirb in Der hi

GIN na6itcn Sunntag wiro in Der bic;
fscn ct. Maricntir6e bic isierIi6s Grit:
communion pom 1913 S9ultinocrn i~tattiin:
ben. Die gritcommunicanten petiammsIr
f6 bis IS llbr in Der S@uIbalc, pom NO
fe in 4roceiiion in bic Stride abseboIt
psrSe, in peIder bann ioslei3 Der ieierIide
@ottssbienit fir bieic iunscn Gbriiten be:
sinnen pirb. gtaGmittdss IS llbr lit Die
Grneueruus Ses Eaufselibpes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Yrter &icnr ucrfaufte lctte ISOLDE bas
Scuitofcr'ide Gisentbum ut Der Mains
itraBe, slpii6en G. unb T., fit bie Summc
BON sc, 500 an s. 81. @auer uno bas
Sdubma6er'i9e Gisentbum an bcrielben
StraRe iir So. 800
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
gScldj Gin ilntrrificn in Der Gesetaticn

~SVIuJ tVH 16NINK TDtNU w VT NtYV1U'EUFF
ia9tcn mir uus, oils mir an Samitas pom
Cincinnati su%riidtebrten. Dor s Gasen
faum Snospen, taum e~in;elnc grim idims
mernoe Matten, beute POLES 2aub an sen
Sdumen, iaitissriine Sersbdnse unS itatt
bcs fiiblcn @etters miIoe, ia parme Scms
p%cratur. Sa III gmerita scbt aues nit
Oampf; aud Die Natur!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

9Sir MAIDEN auf bie an anoerer Stelle
befinbIi6e anseise ccs burd 9errn Souis
Wfeii9 sebaltencn Wontana Sauics, l.
Strabe smiiden Main ii. Occult, auimerts
Jam. Gciienbc, GARNER unb &oitsdnser
iinben BORT ale crrpiini6ten Sequenllidfeis
tc,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Samitas wurbcn Germ Tcabobp unO
Stout s9,296.43, ctpas mebr oils bic
9aIite, oils 9lbi9lasssabluns auf ben &c:
%tauitsn @runo uno goben, auf Dem bic
Neutrality-suspicious. itcben, besabIt. Sir
ben Geit pon $4,000 wuroen S@uIbideine
ausscitelt. 60 lit sic !Serbituus iteuuns
fir bic Stabt benn aui ferne 3sitcn seiidsrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

9cbb's OrpsoupspaIait bat bic befen uno
i6Oniten Sriibiabrss unb COMMENCEMENT
III Der san;en Staot. Sprc3t sort 81, che
ibr NO anoers fault. Sbr wibt ia, DAP s.
9eups SrpsoobspaIait an Der gfe Der l..
uno MainltraEe lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Dir M0a0iariuiu1t i6eint III Dubuque
gu sraiiircn, 10 elite man wenisiteHs p~enten,
lpcuu MAJ Nbeno5 ocu Bid ro6 Sen Berg
~itirnen, nm Dubuque serum riG5tct. @es
nigltcns lit Die &ranfbcit, penn aud an9
itc6cnb, BOD nitt 0cialrlid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Scr Sbnaps, ben man oils vtrrmm" in
BEN !Sdnoen Der Serrn Sorbert, Sdser unb
%Gpnnpnsham nit Scidlas belcst bate,
MAJ ni6t crooked unh ipuroe picbcr ircis
Qeaebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Qittlc Snr" mil cine @aibinatou Statu,

veittlc Sne" nil cine @~uibinston Statue
auf benz 8aibinston Flaee baben. Gin bel:
miider &iinitle ioI iein Salent bran prus
biren, 10 iast bic vSimes". @cnn bas
tein Spott mare, uiirpeu mir benz Bib bau.
ct" ben Gatb seben, feline i3eit niitIi6er
ansupenben uno Sorobols Su baden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
llnjcrc iunacu Serru uno Sameu be:

npten Die IiebIi@en Mursen unb Die mar
men slbenbe 81 Geitpartbien. SIS lit oas
ieOeniauS Elm beiieres 9lmiiicment fir ben,
Der es tBun fam, oils morscns bis 9 llbr
i'm Tctt 81 lieecu, oper slbenps i'm @irtbs:
DauS III botcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
8eIuuoers benz ueibIiden @s,dled

Seicubers benz weibIiden @sl6le6ts
iinb DIR. au 9 It 6 s. b ur:
ger Eropfen Su %empfebIcn. Wir snt:
nebmen einem Srieie uon Srau Barbara
&Olb, gottstown. Ya.: Oieie ausse.
seidnete Meoisin. DR.. Nusuit 8Onis's
hamburger Ercpien, baben mid uon einem
bolen &opiweb, oas icSe ISOLDE wisbertebr:
te, 9dn,li6 beireit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
MilDauiee MarftberiGt.

(gtr 1tissrapb.) Wai II. 1875
@ei;en-No. 2, $l.OO.
Safer-No. 2, so Gts.
WeIi6torn-6s Gts.
Ser e-$l .35.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

@unsel an Raum unS 3eit uerbinberten
uns mebrere auspartise Gorrei pOmbenSen
in bieie Nr. uuisunebmen. Oo9 aufses
i9Oben lit ni6t uufseboben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Bur Siherhrit bss @sbGu6e

Sur Siderbrit bss GebduSes, in benz bic
5erren Suntermann & Saas ibre apotbete
baben, iino bic nOtbiscu @abreseln &C.
t~rofen worben, elmer &ataitropbe uOr;u:
beusen, wie fe Dubuque bur9 3uiammens
fur; Ses Stabtubrsebaubes uor w~enisen
Sabren erlebte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Tas ARRANGEMENTS Gnmitc.

Sas @aKer bat feline SaIten, bentt cine
iunse Subp i'll Dubuque, beBuescn nimmt
ie llnterridt i'm &abnfabren in ibrem
Barlor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

lluierc Yicroclicbgabcr amiiirten ii3
Samitas wieber nit @etten auf Die i6neus
item &enner. gSie es ideint bieibt Bay
Charley INNER Sieqer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
WeW:Yorf RarftbsriGt.

Wtr GtlssrapN. Ora 81. 1875.
MebI-fau.
&eiscn-No. 2, Gbieaso sl.l5 bis
Lie. = Soma u Wtinneiota Sribiabrs
sl.l4 bis 1873. @inter, rotbsr wsitI.
1892 bis 81. 39
2ossen-feit.
e-fsit.
&elidtorn-semii6t weitl. so bis
81 Gts.
Safer-75 bis II GtS.
S3wein 80.
Sob in New Yorf Sligo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
Bum Eiciiaeu SmIlhcuirhc iinb bereit

Gum giciigcu SNiBeuirhc iinO bereits
@cicuiGaiten aus 0tu6. SsIanb, Davenport,
gppns, S.uincp, N'yinceton, 9SbcatlanO,
SabuIa, Sycrsp;uc, Jicinbcd, Burlington,
Chicago, Galenu, SCIIcuue uno Mtc@re9or
ansemcloet. Sir $4,000 Frciie iolen aus:
9ei6oiien weroen Die Sraucr geben $50
fir Gin cisencs Uranium.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
9Genn bic 9amen em Sonntas RutId

9Stnn bic 9amen GIN SOnntus Suti6s
fabren uno bic Yferbe ieIbit treiben, 10 1T
ss nidt ratbiam j3wsise Don ben gdumen
su bredeu. Die Grfabruns bat cine uns
ierer Dubuquer Oamen sema6t; ie iieI
aus Dem @asen unb purbe cine 3eit lang
sei6Ieift, iebO9 tam is obne i6were Ser:
Iekunn bapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

9crr 81. Mltmann bat bic Neubauten
an ieinem Sauie 10 melt fertis bic 6ars
mony 6aae iisbt iett better aus ais je Sus
Dor. 8ir Ienten bic alui merfiamtcit Der
Seier auf Die In;eise III unierm SIatte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

Cine &asnie &aDaQeris p~aiirts
leste ISOLDE Dubuque; Mann fir Mann
bate einen SdimmeI. @epib Gin iOnSers
barcr gnblif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

3. o.. Ysterion, ben Der Maridal ieits
nabm, neil er bic S%rOennan; miBa3tete, bic
DOridreibt, baB in ben ftaOtiiden 5euer.
srenSen fein Saub0Is aufsei3i6tet perOen
BARI bat ginipraae sesen bi. &Iase erbO.
ben unO nil bic Chronological Der Or.
S%onnun; priiien. &irS wobI ni6t uieI
heIffnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
$taot Dnbuque.
Som %. 3. 90. an, seben bic !3iise Der
Chicago Dubuque uno Minneio ta uno bies
jenisen Scr Chicago, Clinton uno Dubuque
@iienbabn f%ol9enocr Nrt:
9ta6 Horben,
9ta6 SHben.

eciArr muBtcn mir cine 2. eoitorieae Cor:
rrIponbsns aus Cincinnati auf na9ite Nr.
peri6ieben, UNI ni6t bic ~scbraudIide Orb,
nuns I'M Slatte gu iebr Bel Scite 81 ietcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25

ssie aud in friiberen Sabren perSsn AM
Samitas bic SoIOaten bic @rdber ibrer
aefaaenem &amsraben fdmiiden. 90 it's
re6t!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-25
? rns i Smntlins $500 mttr Per ~. ale fir
EhieQQs Warftbcrint.
GaScatt, Sierra

Ger 1e%Itsrapt.) Wai II. 1875
Mebl-iet;
Wei;en.-No.l $l.04 go. PSI. 90,
NeIi6torn.-69 Cts.
Safer-624 Gts.
&ossen-fau.
te-$l.2O.
Sdweinefeti d-S2O.75.
Sutter-11 bis 30,Qts.
Gier-l4 Sts.
Wbistp-sl.l7.
&inbuieb-s3.25 bis 6.75.
g weine-S6.O 90 bis $50.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28
The Longest HorSe Race.

The Houston Texas Telegraph says :
"rhe race announced 10 come off AT the
Fair Grounds yesterday was witnessed
10y less than dozen people. The match
was made between two Texas ponies,
for $50 side and two horses. 1t was
a question of endurance on the horses
part, and an act of cruel punishment on
The part of the riders. The animals, by
agreement, were TO walk, trot, or run
for twelve hours, the one making the
most miles at the end of that lime 10 be
declared winner. The horses entered
were named Red Lad and Wild Bill.
An even start WAS effected, Wild Bill
rushing TO the front, and in the first T. n
miles was one mile head. In this
position they continued until the
thirtieth mile vas reached, when Wild
Bill wa, found To be TWO miles ahead.
In. the succeeding ten miles Red Lad
gained mile, when the wild Texan
took rest. He was rubbed down and
given bottle Of sherry, which he swai-
lowed with n relish akin to his name.
The delay thus caused put the bloody
youth one mile 10 the front, slll
reaching for the final string. lie kept
increasing the daylight between him
rclf and tho Untamcd VIM. until The
forty eight mile Was scored, when W.B.
threw up his tail and refused To move.
lie had made hiS forty .ti.Ih mile. lime:
ave hours and thirty minutes. For
downright cruelty 10 ~ imals this race
"takes the rag off The BUSH" aud calls
loudly for the interference of Bergh.
|. The noble Texas s,ced had been run
the five hours DER the broad prairie
after stock, Is they have been trained,
with such rests IL of necessity occLr, IL
would have been all well and good, hut
10 punish the pour brutcs with forty
five ard forty-eisht consecutive runs
around nile course, without rest, IL
too bad, too bad. Bergh come 10 Texas,
YOU are wanted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

A statement showing the estimated
annual production OF GOLD and silver in
the United States during the % year :
from ls49 TO 1873 has been prepared by
the bureau ai statistics. The annual av-
erase production OF gold, according TO
this statement, has been $50, 500, 600,
and that Of silver, for the ID years from
1859 To 1873, SIC, 100000 The produe-
ton of gold has, with The exception o:
one year. been annually decreasing
since 1856, and the production Of sll-
yer has, with the exception cfoEe. vcse.
been inereaS'H. since i>Sa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-28

bsasl 49, 8snl- y rssasg
Nafrs = tfstg ftsl s1sazass 49, - =
- ssasi 49, - sfl. ssas1 fsszl 80 -
- - ~ ttt lsssts 1stsrafs faseF Eftzs a.
- tsz FaaasF - ~ssa sssss - Assass. 49, - ~.
issscss4 49, Gs.ssssaf 49, ~
Hsst 80 - 1zsss<s. = = 3rf
~ $500 8 q asss 49, - ~ 49, -. -
- sss1 aesass. - So ftF - Fztizs
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