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The Funny Man q The p..ron free Press.

The Funny Man o. the Desroi. Free Press
q. T. Leeis Is the wag OF tire Detroit
Free Press Ddri4G TIE past three years
be has, written some OF the finest touches
OF sentiment AID human nature In his
police court proceedings ti.at ha- ever
appeared in tile United State. Unlike
Bailey, he did not inherit bis wit; unlike
Mark Twain, it did not come to him
through associations. The truth j., it
wds blown into him. He was an ordi
nary stupid country printer, about Ann
ArbOr and lansing, Mich, until he took
il intO hiS head 10 20 on a tramp AZ
ter footing IL t. Louisville, he engaged
70 work his p.,-s,.e, on u Steamer 20 New
Orleans. The first day out the steamer
blew up. Lewis, one Ot the victims,
was sadly SCARED and crippled but as
soon a. he got abe 20 write lie sent an
account % MS experience and sensation
in being blown u9 20 the Detroit Free
Press. which az once established hi- rep
uiatiCn a. q versatile genius On his
retuTn home jhe FYse Press took him On
its celuus as iteiaS man. TIE leading
editor said the other day that he had TO
watch him Ike a hawk, for about hG!f
tie time, Ike OIL Milton. he ciings low
iugiy to the fHtte-t eiuanatiOns OF bis
brain. Lewis writes a good deal for the
Eastern weei;!i-s. over the signature of
u. QIad IA bourgeois EN- quad, Ie
says, '-;ls it Is worth!e> Ia q printing OF
flee, except - is own line-it won't ju--
iify with any other typ Lewis U.iI
probably lass some time
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70 M CmILCOrE. NJ. d..
SrareIies.

anI surg sOn, V IN Bnren. "
-. atJsaI promptly "a ali Pr,iesSlonai
- Feb. l3. 7i-t.
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WHFS the Jer-av Cry '-Shepharl'
was asked by D. Ei7y Why he kissed
Sis Ponsarcy. BE -aid that 10 couidn't
t-iL On of tho laeauest advantages
Won can take Of man Is 70 ~. hiln
unans~eraDIs conundrums.
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&ankFrs.
TrFFz=S-S RAM.

Rims 8 CO., BANKERS. Banking
( lions in Rawsnn's Block, No. sc, Main
: --et FinJiay Ohio. Banking Hours from
4. 2 o'ofocg, ~. and from % 4o'eiOck, p. NJ
A sneral hanking business done. Interest on
n -cial deposits
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BERRY B GREEN.

psN1s. REERY B GREEN.
DAVIS a GREEN,
HOIESALE AND RETAIL GROCEhS
- " md Com mission Merchants and Dealers
81, tt.ur salt Fish Wooden and Willow Ware
!sc sc. corner at Mail and SanduskS StreeIs.
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BURRET,

rrokxEY ANDOoUNsELLoR AT Law
A and Notary Public. VIII atteno gJe pi"rP5p Plt-
.Il b,tsinesS entrusted 10 me- care 81
,i.ni,% attention given to Collections; f~aru- ~
tis.,iaI, ~ Lands. and business In ProbAe
Solis,,,E on Main Street In ROssmaDn ,sblock
,,.srIy ooposlIe the Court House, MAY Z.
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The Best Paper. TFyIt!!
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BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.

The SCIENTIFIC SH RICsN now in Its
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a i.ew 20 une soIU rgseucts JaruHry 4. 1870
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Vol. 20.
Special Qofire gOlnHW.
The Confession OF an Invalid,

The Confession OF an Invalid,
PUBLISHED As A wAREIEc and Tor the Depent
Of YoUsG MES AND OTaEKs who suner IRON
NERVOUS DEBILi1Y. LCsS OF AAkHOOD,
etc Aupply Ing The means Of Seb cure. Written
Ivy one VINO cured himself sfter uDoeIsolnB
c1usfdeTsble ouAckpry and Aent free on re-
ceiviisg q postpaid directed envelope
Suif,feTs are Invited TO scdrEss The author,
SATHAEIEL MAYFAIR.
April 10 7s-om. Box J53. Brooklyn, NY.
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t,.v, CIV. GALLOWAY
BALLARD a GALLOWAY,
DHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
pFFICE-In EwinE's Block, over Ruth
raulTs II ard ware store. West side oi MAIN
Street, tindlay, OHIO.
4 IL M a lNll-II
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SIR T., we.Lk1ovn metropolitan
pria- mentions tfer on one occasion
a-i ola woman from che country came
into tire printing odise yisIi an Oli Bi-
Ll. 3D. aer hand.
Il want. said Sic, "that you should
print i. oyer ceai1. rs gettin' a little
hi--rs5 s1r. -, and my eyes Is not what
they ,vas. How much DO yoH ox<'
Fifty cents.
Can Won have It done in half an
hourl Visa yoG woUld-want TO be
getriu' hons. I live q good way oat Of
town.
when tie Oh lady weat ont. he -ent
around 20 the Office Of ths American
Bible Society and purchased 2 copy for
Esfy cents
'.L9r's SAX IS q 1llssy,' exclaimed tie
O'd l.dF. when she came 20 iook at =
chow good you've fixed II, never see
nothin' 50 eGriocs as you printers is.'
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9rH Goods.
4solErf Nlerrhants.


T. ~ 3 asbN
GENERA L PRODUCE Il ERCHANTS, Deal
I Z ers IN Butter. Eggs, Lard, Feathers, Seeds,
Dried Fruits. BeeswaE. Peits, Hides and CooD-
lry Prnslucs 81 al descriptions
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THE PLACE
TO BUY GROCERIES
ISAT
EDWARDS & YATES
No. 90 Two doors south Of Odd Fellows
BniIdIES) Main street, findIay, ohio.
We keep constantly on hand G fnll line Of
Tea. Coffee, sugar. Flour. Rrutss. Can
med and Oriedl, Cigars, Tobacco Etc.
We handle SMITH & CURTIss
Pure Rio CofTees and Spices
On which We defy competition.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE

To apv part of town. Cash paid for Country
Produce Farms rs will do we'll &c call and
see us. Call and see. aud ask for What you
want. ED" ARDS q AIkSs
Nov G. 1874 I'll.
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"LAIIEs AND "tlI1 lLEMzN. LA
dy.7 and cl:e cCrrasqoEdiuS Gentle
man" may, because of this adjective
force which iaLereS in them appropii-
ately be used as predicates, provided
they stand atone But for the same
reason 70 is utterly inappropriate to use
them as pradica -es, or III any other form,
with the adjective attached. The rule
is not optional, bat one which good
serse'oud cultivated usage have com
bined % fix witli iron strictness. The
highest breeding, We know, tends al
ways 10 approach the utmost simplicity,
both IA manner -r.u iu language, and
prefer -;~b wholesome and downright
terms s. I:'ar, woman. girl, TO any af-
lectrI -u'.-.cIte. Severe as it may
seem. any .5iation of the rule we have
limited al casts shade of suspicion ON
the ed.ea.iou and antecedehts of tine
culprii. When oar neighbOr at the ho-
tel table DESCRIBES n guest as "a very in
tplii--.t ccutlemgH," or IA charming
youug lady" lie does 10 more il is
tue Ii.su is common enough among
num1yl-s,s worthy and amiable people;
bu- Ie IS wrong, for all that. The tuste
Of "a sensitive hearer easily takes oflense
at -u~I slight matter, and the sin against
style i- apt to create n prejudice in re-
gard 20 more essential things Home
Gud Society,"" ScTibHer fer Fe5ruaT-'.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29

Z BOYS IDEA or HEADs.-The IgdHg
AmeTiecH brings up boys compost
r.9u" on heads as follows:
Heals are Of different shapes ard
-'zs They are full Of notions. Lar2e
beads 10 not aiEa:s hold the iCs;.
Some persons can tell Just what a person
g. by -Le shape Of his head High heads
~. ILe best kind Very knowing pec-
pie are ca'lad long beaded A fellow
Jhat won't stop ior aug t.iine or anybocy
i- called Lot headed. II be isn'i quite
80 bright they cali him soft headed; Il
ie won't be eo-Zsd nor turned they call
him pigheaded. Animals have large
heads. The heads Of fools slant back
OGT heads G-e all covered with hair, e.
c1pt bald heads. There are other kinds
~ heads besides our heads. Iber. are
tcrrrib4ads. head, Of sermons-sld
s5m- ministers used 20 have fifteen leaf.s
10 one s--s,I1- pir.-.eads; heals % eat
t.-. a. :Ie farmer calls bis cOws and
O4-u- hea!w.uI; d-um-heads; cabbage
h-a5-; 90 'o-cer-lesi~, come % "A head.
iia- boil; ha4is % chapters; head him
or; h-ai of the family. and 90 ahead-
ilt first a- sure yOu ara right
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,,,.Y..oS GO. y. PESDLEToS
ru.nS A PENDLEION.

Jrr,,fSEYs At Law. Will attend eareluLly
4 aud promptly 10 all kinds Of o9slhess o9li1'ass
tDse!aI auJ-nIion given 70 Iltles ~,
r,f,,lI-r. tspug., ancIng aud COLLECTIONS, VI, VI
re over Rarst's Grocery, north OF Ooai'
UCg-e
40 O. Isa2-tG
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a AZ. JOHSSION,

TrogxEY AND COUNCILLOR .a Al
a ia,s' FIndIsy. Ohio. ONCE IN heano fitss,1-
ouarfars Buitbing." NoTtb-eAsloi o. ~ COoi ,rISs1
Wni atteno I-., ~ i'-'- April 26. Is72.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29

SENSIBLE WEDDING PREssSTs A
young lady Of Ballarat, England, sbOut
contemplating matriinony, was asked
by her friends what kind of wedding
presents she would like and replied thar
She would prefer useful to ornamental
oueS. Her wedding Journey consisted
in going from the house Of her parents
20 u cottage in the vicinity, and upon
arriving there she found a barrel Of four,
Z Jar Of butter. n complete set Of cooking
utensils, u piece Of meriuo, a set of
rroclery ware, knives, forks, spoons
and glassware, enough household grocer
les 10 last six months. and on her parlOr
table q receipt for the prepayment Of
years rent for iEc cOt;nge, with two go
notes pinned to q paper on which was
written. To purchase something use-
ful7 Was not this the right kind Of
uriiitarianism for q young couple Of linn
tied means about ltarting out upon
thei-m.t-:uO1iul career. H8d was 81 not
more Ieas..iiHI than duplicate plated
Esl knives and other trash usually gwen
u-Ja ike occasions ETchdnge.
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To WoEKIyG MEN Wuo THiNK--An
anxious inquirer ia the New York ITi5-
me gives the following valuable hint
To .'workingInen who think
Does the merchant, when trade is duli.
say he will not sell his wares except at
rood. times profit. No: he advertises
and marks his goods down TO cost. or
even less, 30 they will sell. knowing that
this i better for the time being than TO
do nothing. On the same principle.
would il not he better for all classes of
persons who work for daily wages 70
offer their services for much less than
they have been receiving. TO encourage
so,ne one 70 employ them! Think. If
tbe different trades in the large cities
would hoid ma-s-mesJings and decide 10
sav 70 capitalists that they are willing TO
labor for oae half or two-thirds of tn"
nav tIier received in good times, and
keep faith with capital. it would not be
long before all would have work. and
rhe work.uan's labor and the merchant :
wares would bring good profit. lwonid
ask. is not this Il better and quicker
way 10 secure good timesi In the mean
time they will receive half loaf, which
I have always found better than none.
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Ta5lisata crtgg E;iaag 9lUrning.
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Eos.S1adus;y 81. Third dooTJTom P.O.
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ATFORSEY AT LAW,
+. ',.r,.- a., the New BANK Building, West sioe
Main 5treet, NOOs
N.Bg. u -.
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TIE REPUBLICAN, PARTY.
Tie icIirr "i the Vice PE+-is sn;.

Tii- Springfield Rept.t'j-.9 '-..rlni'
the following letter on th- political sis-
uarion fro.s r;.s Vice preS'ir!.; of the
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-01-29
-aindjag JefrrsOniau,

De WOLFE BAV5-. f%''f;i F%af;iti"'s "%s
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attorneys at Eau.

Il =. q II = 11H''''.H@|'
t-r,tfNEA Al LAW and Clalm AstHt
a Wil praciice 10" - os-..s 80 r,,.. a.,
al. car. A. gusIicg Oi me feaet WI atysLe .s'
,ot,c.I = snci1.. iii Js,EIng 1s lOslllOhs; OH'oe
-es8.lf.s 80. i. a-iUi-DB bHiioiNs' =
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aGMdLaU BusHEss Qreetorg

czZ-z: :. :. ss- Aazz=. Il k3va-ss.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
TIE Letter Lisr is published to-day.

PIANos.-Wth the great amount Of
pianos of different manufacture now
flooding this country, too much care
can not be taken in the selection OF an
instrument. Persons buying II Chick
ering, Knabe, Plevel or Sleinway can
RELY on getting a first class instrument,
"a, all those firms have acquired world
~reiiown tame. There are, however,
other factories which make equally a
good instruments, but which are not
so generally known. as they rely sole.
ly ON the real merits of their instru-
ments for their recommendation, neg
lecting To bring them more prominent
ly before the public through the mcdi
uIn of the press, and in many cases
they also lack the large capital re
quired Ia conduct on a large scale this
expensive branch of industry. Among
the most noted manufac. urersare those
OF Durham Il Sons, j. x {. Fischer
Weber Il Co., ETC.; all ofwh'ch tuin out
fine Instruments. Imported and dones-
lie pianos, possessed Of wooden frames,
though they may work we'll and give
satisfaction in countries where the
atmosphere Is impregnated with moist
ure, are not so desirable in this State,
owing to the excessive dryness in the
air. None but iron frame pianos, hav
in thoroughly seasoned wooden cases,
can resist our Nevada climate. Mr..
Redewill, the pentlemanly agent OF a.
l.. Bancroft IL Co., is in Town soliciting
orders for the celebrated pianos oi
Knsbe & Co., the fine medium priced
Instruments of J.. g. Fischer, of New
York, Prince Il Co.'S organs, etc.
my5-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

ENLARGED Recommendation
carefully aud studiouslv examined and
Inspected the lot of reproduced photo
graphs just received from the East by
some parties OF this town, | beg leave
10 To the public in general
tiat leel I'D every respect, either for
SIZE or execution, fully competent to
produce as good work for the same
price, II better, too, with a slight al
teratlon III CHARGES. Why people
should prefer sending East for copy
ing purposes, and wait two or three
months Tor returns, is evidently alb
surd, while charging and reproducing
iaciilties are to be found right in town,
WIN the advantages to inspect the
WORK ana suggest any alteration that
perciiahce certain copies should re-
qulre; and, furthermore, obtain the
hnisiied o + within a weeks notice.
AZ the City Photograph Gallery, in
this town. jobs of this kind are exc
CURED every day, and the best kind of
reference or recommendation III re-
GARD To satisfaction of past work done,
can be gwen; where also specimens OF
reproduced old pictures to life size can
be seen daily. Any card or ferro-
type, daguerreotype, etc., no matter
how s%nIall, will be enlarged and re-
touched to any size desired, from cab
lnets up to natural size, or vice versa,
from life size to carte de visiie.
Patronlze home institutions. No
flattering samples and poor execution
OF order to solicit work in this gal
lery. LOUIS MONACO, Photographic
Artist. aplO-Im
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
Scaled Proposals.

WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE
w of the County Clerk OF Elreka county,
Nevada, III, to and .ne.ndins thee
aid and attendance for the itd'gtnt sicb o.
hureka eoUnty in tn lloslital. and out OF the
Hospital, within the liuits OF the town of
Eureka; said bids to be by tbs month, for the
term Of one year, from June 18th, 1873, to
June 18th, 1876. None bat praetieing physi-
clans under the law passed by the last sss-
are solicited to bid.
Bids will also be received at the same
time and place, for the care and board Of
each Hospital patient, per day, which mus
also include the heeping of said hospital, ant
furnishing the same with necessary fiel and
other convenlencos tor The com ogt OF the IN
mates.
The Board Of County Commissioners re-
serves tho right TO r j ect eny or all bids.
n. B.. The bills Will be paid in coin every
month from the Current Expense Fund.
Il. II. HAnMON, Clerk.
Eureka, New, April q, 1915, ap2std
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
The =. Bonanza. For All.

lpvalids, BY nervous debility, desirious OF
again feeling the vigor Of health and vim Of
system. should take a few bottles Of DR..
HENLEY'ssjELsBK lTED !. Y. l.. BlrTtRs. Be-
ore one bottle IL taken they will fesl the
dawn OF restoration, Of returning health. No
case OF dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss of appetite,
rheumatism, sidney or liver disease, has ever
resist d its restorative power. Every part OF
n hdman system requires and shoaid re-
ceIye susteDancea and support from the ste in-
ach, reg ilated By til, liver. If the stomach
cannot supDly the aiiment required, the
whole system langui.hes. Fortiiy your o.
gaBs Of life with these bitters, and In a few
days you will feel your whole system. iuvix-
Grated; for every disease arising from disor-
iered liver. stomach or bowels, it is invaiu-
able; it viii revive yoar shattered system.
Drspsptics and persons OF bilious habit
sboaId heept 1t within reach. if they value
health and ease. apl5-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
on THE y E.Er.
SAN Francisco. May 4.

Following we're the mining stock
quotations on the street at q O'Clock
last evening: Ophir, S5A SO ssh; Al.
Pha, -: Overman. IS; Best & Belcher,
o.; Union Con-. 81; California. 6314;
Andes, .; Chollar, ~; yellow JACKIE
"; Con. Va. i57h; Bullion. 59k
,rown Point. 81; GouI1 " Curry, 2llz;
,iaie Y N%orcrnss, 43; Justice, l27H;
Mexican, 26L %.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
United States Mail Line
BEIW EyN
AUS-TII AND EUR ELK

I,,0UR-lloURSE COACHES, CARRYING
T. passengers and Wells, Fargo y Co.'s tx
iress, correcting at Austin with the stage t.
he railroad. and making close connection at
Eureka with Woodruff and Ennor's line t.
hamilton.
day ard saturday morning, at Il O'Clock.
Stages leave Austin on " ednesday, Friday
and Monday mornings, at ! o'clock.
Hn assrngers BY this line will be furnish
d excellent meals AT tue Willows Station,
NbeIe ample time will be given for dinner
.ach way. j. A. WILSON, Proprietor.
Ulice at the Parker House, Eureka.
i-cIg j. l.. u~IyCKLEY, Agent.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

To BE SToPPED.-The practice of
we;ting down the dust on tho streets is
to he stopped, a. the use of the water
for such purpose prevents the owner of
the water works from keeping a re-
serve on hahd for use in case Of fire.
The dust IS d~isagreeable enough, but
unless one n will START a sprinking
cart the nuisance will have 10 he en-
dured, AS in no case can the the supply
of water be allowed to run and the
town left to the mercy of the flames
in the event of a fire. A rigid en-
forcement OF the rule will prompt some
enterprising person to rig up a sprink-
ling cart; and to one who under
stands and will attend properly to the
business it may be made IA profitable
undertaking, ~ an arrangement can
be made whereby water can be pro-
cured for such purposes with but lit.
tie cost.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

NH

SILVER. Brick LoDGING HOUSE,
Mrs. Dill. having leased this well
SHOWN LODGING house, on North Main
rect, j. pow prepared 10 furnish cp"l-
Portable apartments TO all desiring
hem. The roOms are all furnished
With spring beds. Terms, reasonable.
ap2l I'm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05
Music IN THE ScuooI.-The organ

Music IN THE SCHooL.-The organ
formerly used in the Episcopal Church
has been sold and now occupies a po-
sition in the public school, and the
daily exercises now begin and close
with appropriate music and singing.
Several of the young lady students
that the scholars will give an exhibit
lion at the close OF the present term.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

FESTIVAL AND DANCE.-The ladies
of Esther Lodge, Esther Chapter No.
2, of the Adaptive Rite, Will give a
grand strawberry festival and social
dance on Tuesday evening next, at
Bigelow's Hall. Tickets are one dol
lar, admitting a gentleman and lady.
1t will be useless to %proplesy a gen.
eral attendance, as the amount of tick
cts already sold instres it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

CRocKERY!- sam. Friedman, the
auctioneer, has, at his salesrooms, n
full assortment of crockery for sale
At low prices. Call at his establish
nent, on Main street, and examine The
set. dpJU
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

SILVER BARs.-The Richmond Com
pany yesterday shipped by Wells,
Fargo Il Co.'S express six bars of re-
fined silver. valued at l6.4s9.3l. 1t goes
20 New York.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

CY's BENEFIT.-A fine programme
will be presented next Thursday even
ing. on the occasion of Cy. Sanders
benefit. All the talent in town will
appear, and the benefit will prove a
bu .uper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-05

WHERE Is lT ?-Soine of the Eastern
mail that was detained by the block
ade on the Union Pacific road. and due
Al this place. remains unaccoun'ed foi.
1t has gone astray somewhere and
may turn up in the course of time.