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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-06-30

GOES EAsT.-The bullion now being
shipped by the Eureka Consolidated
Company is sent East for reduction.
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The Combination Plane. to be found at "
II. Clsrk's. je30tf
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In the Postoffice building
sfOCIi'S.

e. r. DopGE, General Collector and
Business Agent. Office at Maupin d
Cromer's. milf
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transfer Notice..

r HAVE THIS DAY SOLD MY ENTIRE
i stock of drugs, books and stationery to
DIR. l.. Terry, who will continue the business
in the old stand and under the old name
F" City Drug and Book Etore."
l bespeak for my successor q liberal pat
'ronage by my old customers and the -prblic
generally. j. II. LUkENS.
eureka, June 2lst. 1875. je22-tf
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GLOVES. from the California Glove Mann.
factory, the genuine article. at w. II. Clark's
je5Dtf
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To ARRIvE'-John w. Shaw and
Edgar +. Mills are expected to-day
from Alpha.
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SIZZLING our~At a fair profit, with a de-
termination 10 stay with TIE town. Call at
W. IL. Clark's, If you want anything. jeS0tf
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ADJUSTABLE Notwithstanding new, to
be had only at w. II. Clark's. je30tf
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STABLE articles. all descriptions. at W. II
Clarn's. js50tf
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TnE celebrated Diamond Rock stoves can
be found at j. C. Lockwood's hardware store,
South Main street. je22
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REFRTsHING.-The shower Of rain
yesterday was very refreshing. 1t
even beats the sprinklins cart. Go it
some more.
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STORAGE WAN Ed. in unlimited quantities
for f~ire-proof cellar. For particulars, in
quire at TAYLo Is. jel
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sxOCIA's.

EEoKrrEs-f1Ic finest lot in town. at w. II,
Clark's. je30tf
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OhAlCe III thle NOEAleE SSlOOhh nuhAuIEBp
Cor. of Main and Clark sts., Eureka, New.
T AM NOW PREPARED TO ATTEND TO
i transactions in Heal Estate and Collec-
uons in the State of Nevada, with prompt
ness and dispatch; atttntiOn given to Pow
ers OF Attorney; roturns promptly made In
all cases.
REFERENCES:
JOHN A. PAXTON 4 Co. Bankers, Eu-
reka New.
Dbl IMAEL& Co. Bankers. Eureka,
JOHN W. SHAW, Pres. Eureka Con.
NJ. Co., San Francisco Cal.
Wa. II. SHAW, Sup't Eureka Con.
Nj, Co., Eureka, New.
JOHN Il. platter, Sup't Atlas NJ.
q ). Co., Eureka, New.
r. RICHARD, Sup't Richmond NJ.
NJ. Co., OF Nevada, Eureka, New.
VS. kEYES, Supt' h Con. M. Co.,
Eureka, New.
THeS. WREN, Attorney at Law. Eu-
reka, New.
A. NJ. Hl%LLHoUSE. Attorney at
Law, Eureka, Nov.
je22
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SUMNER SuIrs.-Dave Mannheim has just re.
ceiyed a large assortment of gents white
linen suits. and all sorts Of summer clothing,
which he will sell cheaper than the cheapest.
my2ltf
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ST. JOINS CHAPTER No. 5, r. A.
NJ Called convocation this evening.
All companions in good standing are
called upon TO attend.
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A LARGE invoice Of new cheese, just re-
ceived from Pine Valley. Nevada, at Taylor's.
jos
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Caution.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTf-
n fed that | will not DO responsible for
any bills contracted by my wife, she having
left my bed and board without Just cause Or
provocation. THOS. CONN.
Eureka, j une 2lst, 1878. jo22-tf
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the meter. The meter mus he nearly
frictionless, and yet so we'll fitted as to
run n register almost on drops.
Each meter is furnished with a dial
clock by which the exac amount of
water consumed is readily attained.
and is charged for accordingly. There
are many reasons whv such a con.
trivance should be used:
The Most Important Being:
1t prevents a waste of water.
Consumers are made self-interested
guardians of water-works.
1t v trouble and insures Justice
to all.
1t renders water-works more efn-
cient.
1t sufficient water for use at
fires, etc.
1t regulates the price of wafer to
meet its costs.
During Mr.. Harrub's recent visit to
the East he examined into the merits
OF the various water-meters and has
purchased a number, which will soon
arrive and be placed at the houses on
Ruby Hill. The extraordinary
light Fall of snow
Last Winter, and the consequen dry
ness OF the present Summer. has
served the purpose of testing the water
supply to a full extent; and, notwith-
standing these drawbacks, the supply
nov ON hand, and the amount that.
will be under control this Summer, is
sufficiently large to meet twice the de-
inands now made on tho works. The
expense in constructing these works
has been no small item for one person
to sustain, but, with his accustomed
energy, Mr.. Harrub has succeeded in
all he has undertaken and to. day has
the satisfaction OF seeing his invest
ment proving remuneratiye and his
water-works as good and as well regu-
lated as any in the State.
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A FRESH arrival of catfish, mackerel and
whitefish, at Taylor's. je25
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To LET.-A furnished room in a desirable
locality. Apply on the premises, opposite
Judge Baily's residence, TO NJ. Mccartney.
ie2 riff
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STILL FURTHER REDUCTION. - We
are about ready to close out; now is
the time to buy your medicines. All
patent medicines sold at cost. We
have on hand glycerine soap, 70 cents
per box; pills, p cents. We have also
a fine assortment of perfunery, soap
Gosnel brushes, powder box, and va
rious articles of perfurmery, too nu-
mer to mention. viii be sold or given
away in the next sixty days. All pat
ent medicines at coast.
HICKEY * Co.,
mh2S In the Postoffice building.
The REAsoS.-Why is it that J. Gohn x
Bro. sell more goods than any clothing house
in tbs town? Because they have the largest
and best selected stock Of goods, and their
superior facilities for purchasing enable
them to self cheaper than any firm in East
ern Nevada. my2ltf
To LEr.-A houss on South Main Street,
nearly opposite the Atlas Furnace, contain
taig four rooms, a large dining room, kitchen
and cellar. A No. | location for a Boarding
House. Let low TO a responsible tenant. In
quire on the premises.
jo9-tf GEO. Orr.
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sIOCII'S.

For SALE CHEAP.-A MeCarmon iron
frame, seven octave, elegantly finished piano,
for sale Mt wholesale cost price. Apply i'm
mediately ut the City Drug and Book Store.
lelJ
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Sides Of PERCEPTIONS Canyons.
The silver West Springs,

At the head of New York Canyon,
which are leased by Mr.. Harrub
This MOI only furnishes the reservoir,
but also the mines and the residents
OF the canyon with a full supply OF
water
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ana ~. ZION AND TIEs.-More rails
ar,,ss s' lor the Consolidated railroad
Yesterday. The road is fast
'cning completion.
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). IL'cs SHIpMENT.-The Eure-
IA soo Consolidated Company shipped
ka and pounds a; Of bullion, by the Eure-
Yesterday. siifoad' 10 falisade
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OF water supplied, and not one third
of the amount at the reservoir drawn
on. In addition to the above tanks, two
more, situated above the rest, are now
being built, ami will contain $4,000 gal
Ions each. These two tanks will be
filed from the direct line from the
reservoir, 10Y being built; when filled
the water passes through the waste
pipes to a tank further down; filling
this, the water next proceeds to the
three tanks which now supply the
town, and when a sufficient supply is
here attained by q
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simply Contrived Method.

HOsdOn Piston water Meters.
These machines are placed at every
house where water is used. They
with the creates st accuracy
the quantity of water passing through
them, and are in general use East to de-
termine the amount of water used blythe
consumer. Every meter Is htted so
exactly that it can be propelled by
breath or by water poured into 1t from
an open vessel. A good and reliable
water-meter is "A machine requiring a
combination of peculiarities not easy
to be obtained. Most important OF all
is that Of a perfectly positive motion.
with nothing like a dead center, a weak
place or a disposition to stop anu re-
fuse to start. Every gallon OF water
drawn in a house must produce a cor
responding and registered motion IN
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LINCOLN COUNTY VIEWS.
HUsroSvILLE, KY, March 81, 1875.

JACKSONVILLE, N.Y., March 81, 1870.
correspoad,nes rpisrior Journal
SINCE our last there have been some
changes, which. though, unmarked and un
felt by the world al large have vet been
fraugbt with sad interest in particular
quarters. John McAlister and lady. for,
rnerly Of your plac. have been called
w ~ w
~ WV r'''0'' ~ wv ''
Mrs. PARALEE CARPENTER, wife Of Ad-
am Carpenter, Jr., has been cut of in her
early womanhood, and left void in the
domestic home and social circle. What a
commentary on earthly insecurity do these
crushing bercayemcnts Afford
;.
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wv" !" 49, "",'" "o"'' "''' ~
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'''"' W o"'s.'''S ''u "'" ia" os""
'"e'' pr'Pa,a''o's 'ose' 70 '"e poi's. no!s
S''e ''"''''''S ,"e '! 'e'o."' !" or-
u'' " 'S''''',a '"''' approximation 70 '"e
'o"s "sc. "'''''S ",'e ''N'"s '' '"'''
~ W i''''''' a"d "'A''e''s "se ',"en'"s
W, p"' 70 ", e"u "''' '"'se 'oon
"a's"' 90 20 ! ''"N'or' VII" '"e e"'"r'e'"V''
me" ." ''s u,'''"''''' w ''"'
""t"''' Wv" '"' P"'P ''. " "'1'
"s '''"' Wv ''''' P','' WV ''o'' W NC,
'"'''" NY ,'''" we ""'' '''' ".'.'
" . -, o' ,"S 80" ''''r '''"'
$50, ~. r,.,'1'"' ~
80" '" "'e'
e'"' p " Us ",'" "" '"'
'''.' '' - w" :, "'
' "" ,.. w ~ wv, ~ - WV
$3.50 w" P''" 1'' -
NJ -. L...s.s""~
r..',.,' - - - - ~" -.
reptile, the appliances Of the chase, and
the paraphernalia of the toilet-the deco
rations of the parlor, and the utilities Of
the kitchen, with the philosophic indiiier-
ence to the tights OF former owners as he
used to display in catering for his own and
DIR. Browns supper, while serving in VOL
ford's Cavalry. We ordered him to report
In Won to-day.
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PILASKI COUNTY NEWS.
ETHELBERT.

poIST ISABEL, KY, March 81, rs.
Correspondence Lsierior Journal
ANOTHER man blown up since my last,
and As before, the escape seems nearly ma
raculous. lie has a badly lacerated face
and am afraid will loose the sight Of one
eve. All the men that have been bowed
up during the last month are improving
rapidly. On Friday we had the second
case of accidental shooting. A man while
fcoling with his pistol, shot his companion
in the leg. The everlasting, Internal pistol.
ny, sir, we happened to be around at the
birth Of several children, and the expectsnt
father always stood at the door with a pis-
tol in his hand, ready to send II to his boy,
il such il CHANGED to be. The cowardly
habit Of carrying pistol ought To be stop
ped, and until il IL DONE life is not safe in
this country. There is never the slightest
bravery shown, for those who carry CON
cesled weapons never give you chance, or
act on the square, in the slightest degree.
The quickest hand on the trigger, is their
motto The idea Of calling you out and
having good, old fashioned |, 2, 8, is en-
tirely unheard Of here.
VIZ are pleased TO announce the return
of Mr.. John NJ. Reid, on his works, Us he
has been confined to his home in Louisville
with pneumonia. We wish all the contrac-
tors along the line were as good psy, had
their work going on as we'll, aud had their
men as we'll satisfied. lie has only $50 feet
in one tunnel and 2i0 in the other, to do
yet, before they will be complete. lie
brought seven large mules, purchased in
Lincoln county, with him, making over
5000 spent in that and Pulaski county, for
mules alone. TO show you the extent OF
the business done ON Reid a Flannery's
work, | will only cite what they Use per
month GOO kegs of powder. co.iing 50 So
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COMM ERCIAL.
stanford General Market, Wholesale
and Retail.
Carefully Revised and Corrected Weekly BY
Campbell = MILLER. Groeery. Hardware and
Produce Merchants, Main ST.. oppo.
Iourpal once.

THURSDAY Evening, April lst, 1875.
10 the principle markets daring the week, trade
showed unusual sprightincss, and prices remained
stationary.
Provisions we're held firm at prices ruling fully
up Ia quotations.
Rye aud uais unchanged With fair demand. Wheat
offered -lnringly at quotations hut buyers still re-
fuse 10 al vance their bids. Corn steady.
The com erop Of 1874 is not only less than
age hut 1t is les than the crop OF 7auiih oldcorn
Of consequence To supplement- it. Corn in youth
Carolina and Louisiana is worth 81 ~ per bu; In
Mississippi 81 oi, ard in post parts Of the New
England States is held at 81 Toe and II Is per bush
ell. Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska are drawins
LARGELY on the w, 100000 Of aggregate crop is tho
Commercial States. The PROSPECTS Ar an advance
in wheat at gu early day are still favorable.
fNorE-The-e quotations are Tor cab at the coun-
ter-thc first pric" given being tr job lots nr un-
broken pac kacs, and the second ior retail and time
sales
BKEF, Fresh, to i2isc; dried, Ii @isc.
BEANS, white Se'6c; colores NJ.
BvrILR, Choice Country, scarce and selling yadi-
w 1T 21Na inr.
CANDLks, stars S. 2joa soc.
CmErsr, Honle-prcssc i5c, Choice factory goo 9ic.
CoFree, Rio at y, 80 spc inr go"i 10 choice.
tpKNNEAI., Buying al aoc, selling at 81.
hGgs, A. i2Nsc from stores.
fkAriIERs, Irregular at tief'oc.
Flour, Extra family buy aud -ellins from stores
al y 7Scs3; 'iraham, brown ~ Soi Buek"heai
Farirs, Green apples 81 2lsi 20 TO- picked choice
worth 81 per barrel Dried apples s'r,Peaeh-
FIsu, Fresh salmon i2' e. Received Tuesdays aud
GRAN, Wheat, red and white sc@sii com
~ 5Ogi; Oats 81 75es1; Rye, @gs5c.
hIDEs, At o. To i5c.
HoSlSN. Al Sc.
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barrels 81 ~, 10 burn IN the tunnel, cost
ing 500; and two barrels fuse costing sli0
They received on the last two beats, 60 bar.
rels sugar; ~ bugs coffee; barrels mola.-
ses; Is barrel. beans; 10 barrch whisky; l7j
bales Of hay; 5000 barrels cement; 90 box.
cs tobacco, aud are looking for 10 horse
power steam engine, for hoi-,ing rock IN
the pillar; large quantities " hay and
other supplies per steamer "B " Cook, :
which j. looked for daily.
AZ agreeable party Of ncighborhool Ia.
dies, with the addition u a very sweet Mis-
from Russell county, came over last week,
to zee the sights, aud "Galla,in" WI. Sc.
lccted ~ chapcron. We rowcd the party
up the beautiful Cumberland, and visited
the piers and tunnel, and went on top the
cllf to get good look at our valley. II
was a bright, balmy day, aud the view cS.
trcmely beautiful. We wIilcd away an
hour on the river bank, gathering shells
aud pcbblo-, and an hour on the hillside
gathering I'D flowers, and returned to our
lonesome room very much refreshed from
our association with ~ much unaffected in.
nocen,c.
\ FEW days ago our citizens were all on
the qai ure a, the baying Of large pack Of
hounds, while just in front II them ran a
large, fine buck. The deer was started at
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We clip the following from the Country
GentiemdR, and il strikes us that some such
law would work a good work here in Ken
lucky and other southern aud Western
States:
"PRorECTIos FROM Docs Mr.. Thos. ;.
Mount, Stony Brook, Secretary Of the Suf-
folk County Agricultural Society, has draft
ed proposed Law "ior the more efiectual
protection Of sheep from injury by dogs"
which is now PENDING, we believe, beiore
the New York State Legislature. IL pro-
vide- for an annual license tax Of one or
three dollars each respectively ON males
and females; that the money so received,
less a fee VI % cents each, to the officer re
cording the license, shall constitute a fund
Tor the payment Of damage TO sheep by
dogs within the county where the money is
paid; that such damage shall be invesiga-
ted and certified Ia, a. we'll as assessed in
amount, by disinte rested justice Of the
peace Of the county, his services TO be COW
cred by fee of 81; that these assessments
shall 60 before a meeting of the board of
SUPERVISOR, BY whom they may he reduced
II excessive, and ordered paid eithor in full
or proportionately out IL the sum that
may have accrued for the purpose. The
surplus il any exist, will go TO the school
fund. A fine of ten dollars may he recov-
cred from the owner Of any unlicensed dog,
and dogs not wearing the collar indicating
| cense number, may be seized whenever
found going at large and killed, bounty
Of so cents each, being paid therefor. There
are some other minor provisions in the bill
but the foregoing includes its leading feat
ures We believe that Mr. Mount has al
ready placed himself in communication
with the secretaries Of other county socie-
ties, requesting their aid In securing the
enactment of the law"
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BEANS, sI:5o co 92j psi bushe
BUTTER, lsei22c.
CANDLES. sIAk, 10 to lie
CHEEsE, Id To 49, sc per N.
CIDER, 81 10 10 per barrel.
COFFEE, Ri 30 70 2ic ior common, 2l@1li gc ior
fair 2li2e ior good, 2aet23l e iur prime, 2sc
tur choke; Old Government Java al 3Is3d; AZ
uayra at 2iIxc.
CORN MEAL, rs 10 s0c per bushel.
EGGS, Lie per dorm.
FEATHERS. 5Oc per N.
FLOUR, s4OO 90 $40 psr barrel
FRUIT, Apples, green, s2;50gtOo Per barrel
Peaches, dried, "a per ID. dried apples, s't@'e
per ID.
GRAIN, wheat, sl;o0 10 si;i0 per bushel Corn,
FEEDING, o. 10 III Rye slii0 per bushel
HAY, SIS 10 n per ton.
HIDES dry saltod, lac.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, 80 ~ gic per ID.
NJ bLAs>Es, n. O. SO 10 soc per gal,
NAILS, s3;i5 10 s;Si
PROVISIONS, Mess pork at s2i;is, baron, should
es 80 clear rib sides II sesllci ,iear sides ~ C
sugar cured hams vs..
LAID, lSi.gi6c.
kIt d, to s'xc per III.
SALT, small 6bls, sl;io, large bib $50.
STARCH, az To 80 per IN.
SOAP kosin, $500 10 2l-GO ll~.
SUGAR, New Orleans, .R9tsc "a ton,e su-
gar lls; crushed and graduated H. q.
IALLOM, 81. tos' a per h.
WOOL, Inwashed - ~ 3ici washed Soc
POTATOES, New York Early lio.s, per bill $500
kusset, $500; Peerless $3.50
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rise upon the afr, they resemble the dying
vail Of hugag that has Lost IT, crank and
had a coffee mill handle substituted in it,
place. They visited a man living IN the
outskirts Of town, few nights ago. lie
stood II r long a. he could. lie com.
menccd growing, the noise got louder he
went for his gun, threw his DOR open, and
casually remarked, "Clit you HI cats, or
III empty load Of buck.hot at you"
They got.
TUE exhibitions given by the "llistri-
onic society" II this place, last Friday aud
Saturday nights, we're -pleudid. Every one
played his or her character to perfection.
CLARK FARMS started TO Philadelphia
lat Monday morning, with one ofthe finest
lot n horses ever shipped from Lancaster.
All Of them are fast irotter., and we have
no doubt will prove quite an addition to
the "fat steppcrs" Of Philldclphia.
KENNEDY and Faulkner have commence
ed contesting the election returns for the
office Of Circuit Clerk. The contcsting
board has been sworn in and consists Of the
County Judge, w. Mckee Duncan, and the
two nearest magistrates, Mc-srs. Brown and
Doty. Kennedy commenced taking dcpo-
sitions yesterday, Tuesday, IIis lawyers
are y. NJ. Burdett and x. VI. Bradley. Geo.
W. Dnnlap, is faulkner's attorney.
We understand that Rev. Mr.. Harris,
has been engaged to preach regularly at
the Baptist Church here.
MEssRs. JENKINS 4 DrNN bought forty
head Of good mules in the st. Louis mar
kst few days ago, aud started them on
walkers" line to North Carolina, last Sat
urlay. They were under the charge Of our
young bachelor friend, Thos. Dunn.
MuRAr
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GARRAkD COUNTY VIEWS.
LANCASTER, KY, March 81, 1873.

LANCASTER, KY, March 81, 1873.
Correg0ade.oe H.ierior Journal
some serenading party has been making
the night hideous for several nights past.
They wait until the people are wrapped in
slumber, when everything is quiet when
solitude reigns supreme when every sound
is hushed, save the plaintiye squeak Of the
screech owl, then il is, that they begin their
midnight work, They use hand organ
that was made TO manufacture music ~ for
his Satanic Majesty in his sulphuric reyels.
They scat themselves under the window OF
some fair damsel who has fallen a victim
TO delicious languor, and drifted into the
shadowy walks Of dream-land. Then II Is,
that her repose il interrupted by the infer.
nal din. A. the harsh and di-cordanl note.
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casEr coUyrY VIEWS.


MIppLEBrRG, Ky, March q, 1870
oOrregonasHos Interior JoHr~aii
'hW ''o"h ~" '"9' ''f''h IN hN-
o"LN ,ouNr''- NOS - ''sPer' ''Ve VI '"e
nr" o' fair 'arPef' ~ "''s P''c'' mas
la'e'y MAJ pun ne" s,ore-house al 'he
Junction VI 'hV ''us'o'''''e WIN 'he ''''-
,o'" '"'np'Ne' n,''"a! oc'"ee" "ere ''"
receiving , splendid lot of good. A new
,o.,oft;ce IA ,,.o established n, IN. same
place. named Mount SaI.m. after the old
R,,,ist Church near nv Ron T;n.lev.
/, po.tnas,er and r c. .Ja.per assistant. I,
il ,l,,,e,hsr a lovclv s,o, b.;ny sorr,prJ.
cd bv farmer. in easy circumstance. bo.pi,.
,hl. and r.l;,;ous and ~, M. o,al ~, s,v
they have alwav.extcnded a liberal parron.
age to the Journal in that community.
.,
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in con.eouence thoreof number of dogs
have met with violent deaths. W believe
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the most efficient Assessor We have ever
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we offered, according to our humble opin-
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the writer of this, aud a mathematical bu-
siness man of this place, made the calcula-
ton, which was agreed to by one Of the
parties, but dissented to by the other.
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