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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27

PAYING WELL. - Henry Engcl has
been quietly working his quartz ledge on
East Fork, for several years past, during
which time it has paid regularly and, for
the amount Of work and the manner in
which it has been done, paid well. A
late cleanup, from 13 tons of rock, work.
cd with an arastra, averaged S57 so to
the ton. Becoming tired of this primi.
tive mode of working, Mr.. Engel started
for San Francisco this week, intending to
make arrangements for the erection of a
mill. He certainly has good thing and
one which will pay large dividends with
proper machinery for working the ore.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27

When the discoverer of any scientific subject
asks the cooperation Of the learned in science
to test the truth of his discovery BY severe tests
and practical results, and then to indorse and
recommend it, it is fair to presume that it is
valuable for the purpose intended. Such has
been the course pursued by Messrs. Hall & Co.
proprietors OF Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover And all those who have tosted it
among whom we may mention Dr. A. A. Hayes
and ). Dana Hayes, Chemists and State Assay
ors of Massachusetts Walter Burnham, NJ. d.
Prof of Surgery in Penn. University, Phila-
delphia Geo. Gray, NJ. D., Professor of Arat-
omy and Physiology it is the best prep
aration in use for all cutaneous diseases of the
scalp. Restores gray hair to its original color
prevents the hair from falling out, creates a
new growth. It is certainly worth trying
lNewburyport Herald Gespel Liberty.
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VERY little freighting is now done be-
tween this place and Reading, although
the roads are in splendid condition. An
ticipating severe Winter, extra heavy
stocks were laid in last Fall, and as o
consequence assortments are yet full.
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Weaverville, February 81, 1875.
ROLL OF HONOR.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Atkins s. Lowden to Carmen & Egger-0ne-
half Mercurius Nine Cinnabar District-Sl
NJ. DeBrom to j. A. .Johnson-Mining prop
erty, Indian Creek-S200.
J.C. Wallace ct al. to j. A. Johnson-Min'
ing Land, Indian Creek-Si,
A. NJ. Covey IS Davis & Garvey-fOo feet on
Rattlosnake Quartz Lode, Bullychoop District
-sI20.
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BISMARCK PoIsoNED.--Be not alarmed
my Teutonic friend, at this ominous head
ing, for we refer not to the great Prussian
statesman and Prime Minister, but to
w. }. Tinnin's noble Newfoundland dog
of like name, who died last week from
the effects of poison. Bis" as he was
tamiliarly called, was general favoritc
with young and old, and will be missed
from his accustomed haunts. Being a
dog of more than ordinarily good sense,
and not in the least troublesome or dan
gerous, it is probable that his poisoning
was accidental. He was decenty inter-
red the day following his demise.
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A DOUGLAS CITY friend, en- route to
Cinnabar, reached Weavervile on Mon
day, but the wagon had gone and he, be-
coming salivated, was unable to proceed
farther. Mercury pervades the atmos-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27

INSURANCE AGENCY.-Our townsman,
Chas. Hartman, has received the appoint
as Agent for this county Of the North
British and Mercantile Insurance Com
pany. The Company is one of the Oldest
and most reliable doing business on this
Coast, and the Agency has been placed
in good hands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27

ARM BRoKEN.-Edde Glover, aged II
or thereabouts, living near junction City,
fell from tree one day last week and
broke his arm.
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AT WoRK.-Active operations began
in the Union Hill Mine this week-the
tunnel extension being completed and
everything in the best of working order
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DISCOVERIES seem to be in order OF
late. The last one was of human skull
in Garden Gulch, just back OF town.
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AssEMBLY.-ThisS A Saturday evening is
the occasion of the Seventh of the series
OF Dancing Assemblies. One more, after
this one, completes the series. Turn out,
ye deyotecs Of Terpsichorc.
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fOrnia;
In The matter Of The Estdte Of II. VI.
MiGISENHEIInER, decedSed.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by
~ the undersigned, Administrator OF
the Estate of X. NJ. Meisenheimer, deceas-
ed, to tho creditors of, and all persons
having claims against, tho said deceased,
to exhibit thom, with the necessary
vouchers, within FOUR MONTHS after
the first publication Of this notice, to the
said Administrator at Douglas City, in
the County of Trinity State Of California.
Dated Weaverville. CAL, Feb. lst, 1875.
j. w. SMILEY,
Administrator.
JOHN g. IRWIN,
Atty. for Administrator. 4w.
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READ the new advertisements in this
issue.
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MINERS, in Minersvlle District, have
fair supply of water, but 1t will not last
a5 long as in an average season.
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MroRTANT.-Bndorsed by the Medical pro-
fcssion. DR.. WM. HALLS BALSAM for the
Lungs. cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption
and all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DIR.
Townships Toothache Anodyne cures in One
Minute. febl3-6m.
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LEGAL business, for long time very
dull, has Of late become lively.
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Summons.

II Ninth Judicial District. of the
State Of California, Ia and For tie
County of Trinity
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E. T. MCCAUSLA AND
DEALER IN
WATCHES,
CLOCKS AMI
JEW WELRY
Main Street, WEAVERVILLE.

An assortment Of Clocks, Watches, and
Jewelry, of the best manufacture always on
hand. All kinds of Repairing, in my line,
done on short notice ana at reasonable rates.
share of public patronage respectfully
solicited.
janl-tE q. I. MCCAUSLAND.
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Rs- For the very best Photographs, go to
Bradley & Rulolson's Gallery, with an ELE-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27


The People of he state Of Cali/orRiu
send Greeting to oJAMES ESPII'IERSON
Defendant:
VOU ARE REQUIRED TO APPEAR
Il in an action brought against you by
the aboyc-named Plaintiff in the District
Court Of the Ninth Judicial District of
the State of California, in and for said
County of Trinity, and 10 answer tho
complaint filed therein, within ten days
exclusive Of the day of servicc) after tho
service on you Of this summons--if served
within this county; or If served out OF
this county, but in this district, within
twenty days otherwise, within forty days
or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The faid actisn Is brought 10 recover
judgment for the sum of 5000 3-l00 with
legal interest from the 9Th day Of August,
1874, and that he, the said Plaintiff bs al
lowed the sum OF 500 Attorneys Fees,
and costs of sIit, and that the premises
described in Mechanics Lien, described
in the complaint hereunto annexed and
10 which reference Is hereby made and
sought to be charged thereby, be sold to
satisfy the claim of the said Plaintiff,
and that he be permitted to become
purchaser at said sale, and for such other
and further relief as may be just and
equitable, as will more fully appear by
reference to the complaint filed herein
"a copy Of which is horeunto annexed.)
And you are hereby notified that IL you
fail TO appear and answer the said com
plant, as above required, the said Plain
tiff will apply to the Court for the relief
prayed for in the complaint.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND and the
Seal of the District Court of tho
Ninth Judicial District of the State
of California, in and for the Coun-
ty of Trinity, this 9Th day Of No
vember, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand, eight hundred and
seventy-four.
JAS. G. TROTTER, Clerk.
Filed, Nov. 9TH, 1874.
"a true Copy"
! L. S. ATTEST
A~~% Clerk.
b. +. Finn, Dpty.
i. p. LOyEJoY,
DI.;,fsH1 1e a..
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TOWN AND COUNTY.

For CINNABAR.-A wagon-load of
men left this place on Monday morning
for the Cinnabar District. Two of them
go to work for the Trinity Company who
intend running their tunnel night and
day. b. G. Wattles took up man or
two to work on his tunnel-right location.
$. j. Dickinson goes to prospect and take
charge of the claim of the Bonanza Com
pany-a local organization. Several more
men will leave here in few days-some
to work for wages, others to prospect.
We are also informed that men are going
into that District from other sections and
it is probable that large tide will set in
that way rs soon as settled weather is
assured. A great amount of prospecting
will certainly be done there the coming
Summer and from what is already known
the very richest of developments may be
expected.
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RICH CINNABAR.-Canon Creek bids
fair to rival if not excel the Cinnabar
District in the production of the ore for
which the latter was named. There is
now on exhibition at the Union Hotel 16
pounds of rs rich cinnabar rs we have
ever seen, taken from near the surface on
the Mountain Laurel Mine, at Canon
Greek, where three stringers have been
found. A tunnel is being run by the
Mountain Laurel Company, which is ex-
pected will strike these strngers in about
fifty feet and large developments are an
ticipated. We shall not be surprised at
any time to hear of rich discoveries Of
cinnabar in other sections OF the county,
rs mole or less float has been found in
places in ordinary mining, heretofore.
Quicksilver is now the watchword, and
Gold, for the present, is almost forgotten.
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STEAM SAW MILL.
MATHEWS, JUMPER & CO.,
ProprietOrS.
M LANG, AGENT

WE PROPOSE TO FURNISH lum-
w Der, in any quantity desired, at the
following prices, FOR CASH:
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Action brought in
the District Court of
tho Ninth Judicial
District of the state
Of California, in and
for tho County Of
Trinity, and tho Com
plant filed in said
! County Of Trinity, in
tho office Of the Clerk
Of said Dis trict Court.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27

Fifty cents additional per 100 feet will
be charged on all orders for less than l 900
feet, and s. 90 per thousand feet will be
added to all accounts running moro than
sixty days.
Orders left with NJ. Lang, our Agent in
Weaverville, or at the Mill, will receive
prompt attention.
MATHEWS, JUMPER s. co.
Browns Creek, Jan. IL, 1875. II
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PACIFIC COAST AGENCY
FOR THE UNRIvALED-
WEBER
PIANO..

BY tho Superiority Of its TONE, combining
GREAT POWER, RICHNESS, SWEETNESS
and FINE SINGING QUALITY, as woll as
GREAT PURITY OF INTONATION and
HARMONIOUsNESS throughout tho cntiro
scale. it is fast driving almost all other Pianos
from the Concert Room, and fully explains
how WEBER shows an increase of 2O8 per
cont, and yet cannot supply the domand.
Circulars and Price Lists Of Pianos and Or
gans sent to any one desiring them. on appli-
cation to SHERMAN q HYDE,
San Frsncisc0.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-02-27

II. NJ. PERllAM,
PLAIyrIFF
Against
JAMES PATTERSON
Defendant.
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Notice TO Creditors.

In THE PROBATE COURT Of the
Il County of Trinity, state of Cali
fOrnia:
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IL was fprcibly demonstrated at the pres
EFT tern Of the Lincoln Circuit Court that
there should be Court of Common Pleas
established in this judicial district, embrace
ing at least four or five Of the adjoining
countie-. or Que or two counties near Lin
coin. The counties Of Gsrrar,i, Boyle, lin.
coin, Mercer aud Pulaski would form an
excellent district. az the 525 cases on our
present dockei-, not one-ffh Of them we're
disposed II a, the present term, as we are
informed by tie Attorneys. We also learn
that on last Friday, the fifth day Of the
court, only about half dozen cases had
been tried, and the Judge. seeing the utter
impnssibility Of trying any contested civil
case after the first week. continued all Of
them uni il the next April term, 1876, and
discharged liiigan,s and witnesses in the
same. Not more than two OF three COM
mon law cases, IL any, will I've tried, the
entire term oi twelve DAYS being taken up
bv the criminal and equity causes, and less
than one fourth of them will have been
propcrl, disposed u, This Is great hard
ship aud expense to many PERSONS, some Of
whom came miles to sitend court, and are
COMPELLED 10 relurn with their cases still
upon the docket. l. il not THIS plainly
manifested that some relief is needed? The
case Is too plain for argument. The Judge,
attorneys, litigsn,s and witnesses, all clamor
for il, and the State Assembly owes it To
them to establish mex, Winter a Common
Pleas Court for such counties a. the neces-
.itics Of the case may require.
We have thus brought the matter before
the general public in our columns, at the
rcques, Of various interested and
influential gentlemen, Who assure Us
that unless some sort Of relief is given, and
that speedily. people would nc, wisely in
not seeking a settlement Of their disputes
througi, the medium 81 our courts As they
are at present constituted.
Some may argue that to establish another
court would increase the public expenses,
Even though that may be true, the times
demand the increase. Justice and right
call tor il But the increase Of expenes is
largely ovcrbalsnced oy the expenes irci'
dent To litigation whenever cause Is nee
essarily continued from court to curt and
from year to year. Il is the peoples money
after all, and the peoI lie are the litigan;S
But the item Of increased public debt j,
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PREVENTATIVE AND CURE

for every form of Nervous Debility aud Weakness,
whether general OF special that can possibly affect
the human syst IA. As a most powerful detergent
or eliminai1r at disease IL has proved itself III.
most remarkable and valuable discovery Of the 18Th
century.
since this great remedy has come into the POSSES
sion Of Dr. l1throp, he has expended vast sums OF
money aud called To his aid the most learned chem
lists Of the age la extracting and pertting Its viz
tu,s that they may be palizsd In the most ETH
caeous manner at the least possible Inconvenience
and oost To the patient.
We are satisfied by repeated experience as well as
by repeated chemical anal ysi- that In this rare en-.
oiic, the syricum plant, are Ia he ionnd medical
virtues OF the greatest value, admirably adapted u
almost every class Of diseases arising from derangc-
ment OF the nervous system or hOm lack Of nerve
power no matter from what cause the irfegularits
or deficiency may have been proaiuoed. This great
fact once established, have pushed invest legations
until In the various modes of Its cxhibiicn, either
a. balm or cordial operating detergent, cleans
er aud puriher, as mid yet searching catharti,
In the form OF pill, II be made 10 reach ever,
part Of the human boly, forcing out as II were,
the souocs Of disease, debility and death, and let.
ting In all the neiiul elements Of lite, hsalth aud
yigoT, important and necessary TO TIE complete
enjoym Il all those ia'ulics which contribute u
the constitution Of perieyt manhood.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Iuo-h ,nusp'c. 70 "o" '''ss WIZ
'"' wv"
Joux N cp,,o vii, re,lye mi. Jay a
i~,o,ilul lot az C'srpc,. =, very ior p,cs.
will h, sstopi,bed n, the low prices in Car.
,sis
JOINS II. CRAD ohers 10 the ,rsde .
handsome line ~ Carpets Of snail I'D
Nanco IN Manufacturer priccs-
,, ,
oo 20 ,ne "r M''''n.If .
style and fashion. John H. Craig.
,o' ~nh, ncc v,er ~" c"esP,
nto !" WV s'cs, N"'""s nou-e ~
W"'r 81 w., '""'S'''e' s"" 70" WIN '"
q '"'c o' '""'b"'"'
w.,,x A u,,,ur,, Lao. a., -. a
.,de,Iy cha,co iii M, ,,'e.. Lo,sh, J,ee,,.
an. Ia. .Jy.,, .L,.L r., al, Il, y,
.L.I...,s =, ii - WY "
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W. "!"s .",nne =" ~
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49, ~ T. -" -
~ WY "'''' '" WV wy '' P"'' '"'''
Ir Won want n GOOD fitting .uit Of clothes
made in IA. latest .tyIe. and out of the
Ir., material. walk right IN 10 Matthew a
u,r-cbalr. Tailoripg establishment. north
side Main street
DoS'r buy a sewing machine until you
examine the Nes Remington. II makes
the most perfect lock stitch, Is the lighte-t
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LAvD, sIOt N. AVN CROP ITEMS

FL. BARBEs, near Paris, Ky, had a
sale Of short-horns, the other day, at which
20 females sold for an aggregate Of S6.716.
OLD corn meal Is very scarce at ?0c per
bushel, and that made Of the new crup sells
slowly at CSC per bushel. Things will find
their level ere long.
TnE market is we'll supplied with fine
apples from the north aud east. The COM
mon kinds, suited for cooking, are in
abundance from southwestern Kentucky,
at 60 to 30 cents per bushel.
VIZ learn from a number Of farmers who
have had mule and horse colts to come du-
ring the past season, that now at weaving
time, they appear to lie better than for some
years past on an average.
The following is said to he sure cure
for the epirooty. One ounce Of sal amoni-
&C dissolved in pail oi water, three times
day. Two days will effect cure. Any
drug store keeps the drug.
Mn. T. I. DAVIES showed us y family
Of corn. In the centre was a handsome
perfect year, representing the mamma" We
presume ana aro"'u hsr "s', re'e" '"'''
dren IN ,he'r teens Inc 'aaus WIS "o'
sent she must nave oee" Willow
Tnr Gin.,ug diggers inform us tina, ow.
Ing to the wet season Of July last, the crop
of that celestial" root i no, 50 abundant a,
,,.,c o,-ono,,l, ,,o ,,,;c,
:" " , r.
VIII RUE somewhat h'ghef Una" i"r some
time past. The price asked per pound va
ries from so cents to 81 10.
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Dun. Mrs. James X. Warren, wife Of
our worthy Postmaster, died here on l,rt
Sunday morning. at 3 o'clock, in the Gsth
wear Of her age. She had been more or
less an invalid for some years, but the dis
ease which caused her death was a severe
attack Of pneumonia combined With bilious
fever. She wa. an earnest member Of the
Christian church. Thus has passed away
a woman Of many virtues and Christian
grace-. She leaves a husband and four
children TO mourn a loss which is her de-
cided gain Her funeral wa- preached on
Monday following by Rev. $. II. King, at
the Christian church, to large sudience OF
friends and relatives, who attended To pay
that last tribute to her worth aud memory.
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TIir stove.pipe in the circuit court room,
1t one side. threatened to fall upon petit
jury, the other morning, and. the Judge
was compelled to adjourn court until some
one so adjusted il that there would be no
danger Of having the heads Of the jury
broken by the threatened fall. All is lovely
now, aud the jury Is safe.
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VIZ learn tina, the work on the c. $. X
r., near Kentucky river bridge. is in rapid
construction. Now that the right Of way is
granted all along the line,we hope to see the
work completed, at least to the Cumber-
land river, by the 1t Of March next.
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Tnr appropriations made by the Court n
Claims for this county, to meet current eS-
yen-e. Tor the past year amount to the sum
Of s5e,0oo, or nearly go. We presume the
County Judge will have them published in
dc,aii. Until THE IL done, we can only
give our readers the above grand aggregate.
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FRoS his Advertisement in our paper il
will he seen that Rev. Mr.. BARNES offer. his
delightful country cottage and grounds for
sale lie does not intend to leave US how
ever, Of which all are glad.
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Tue Fall term Of the Wayne Circuit
Court will begin mex, Monday.
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\ nvRNISG chimney, foul with the nests
Of swallows, created big light and a mo-
mehtary alarm in the es.t end Of town. the
other night, just after dark.
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HOME JOTTsSGS.

IArorR crowds than usual have attend
4 Vi our cour, this Fall.
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Tnr Appellate Court has affirmed the
case o. Reid against Murphy and Welsh, 80
from the BOYLE Circuit Court.
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Ora people SIRE once more blessed With
good health, since the annoying "chills"
have taken their departure, for the time be
ing
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pisp.-Of consumption, near Lancaster,
Ny, on the 25th Of this month, Mrs. Elirs
Holtyclsw, wife Of J. NJ. IioliEclaw.
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llAypIS Rios hive received the second
lot OF that extra quality Of custom made
boots thi. week
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The Cordial Balm of Syricum and
tonic PILLS

Sid by Druggists every Nherc. II they do not have
II ask them to get u Tor you, which they can do al
any OF the following Wholesale Druggists;
JOHN y. HENRY A co, New York city.
JOHNSON, HOLLOW Eli 90, fhila., Ia
SETH :. HANCt, Baltimore. Md.
o.. MONTEI>E 90, New Orleans, Ia.
VAN SHACK, STEVENSON REID, Chicago u.
JOHN u, PARKS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
STRONG A CORB, Cleveland, Ohio.
COLLINS BROS, It, Louis Mo.
fARkANp WILLIAMS 40, Detroit, Mich.
u, I. ALFRED, Louisville, Ny.
for sale BY Druggists ,ienerally Esery~herc.
DIR. LOrHROP, Proprietor may he consulted pro-
fsssionally by mail ffce oi charge Address
DR. q. EDGAR LOTuROP,
l<3 Court Strset. Boston.
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First Premium Sept. 8, 1876 at Bourbon Co. Ky Fair
what the Awarding Committee md People Sag,
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At. q; sH T s a. w: s :% @s we're the contestant" ' the shove premium"
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-10-29

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