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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
Amadie Claresy and Louis C1aresy In the Saloon
Business, at the Miners Saloon. In Phoebe, 10
hereby dissolved by mutual consent. Louis
oiaresy VIII hereafter carry ON tho business st
said saloon and will pay all debts Of the old
hrm and will COLLECT all debts due to the same.
LOUIS CLARE6Y.
AMADIE JLARE6Y,
Phoebe, July 10th, 1875. jyl3-td
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FOR SALE.

A HALF INTEREST IN FIRST-CLASS
"A SALOON, situated on Main street. In.
Gliding the building. Bar Fixtures Glassware,
Tables, Chairs, &c. Included in the above ia
a No. / Fire-proof Cellar convenient to the
Saloon.
Also Two Houses and Lot 20 feet front by 70
feet deep, ON Lacour street, one being newly
furnished, with everything in fine order and
combining every convenience. Both buildings
adjoln each other.
Apply for terms, &c, TO the RECON- Business
Office, Lacour street. lyle II
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To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIEs, NEW RRMEDIEsi
Or. GIBBONS DISpEMSARr

NO. e7s KRARNY eTREET, COR ~
Az Nkk Commercial, BAn Francisco. A&-l
Privsts satrance on Commercial sty<s..
EstsDliahad IN 1854, for the trsatmsnt ~
- 0onosrhsa. elect, Structure, Syphilis 10 III
forms. seminal Weakness, Impotency. ETC., etc.
Skin diseAsee OF years standing, and Clcersted
Lsgs, etc.. successfully treated.
INST BE- has returned from Waiting the principal
Hospitals Of Europe. aud has resumed practice.
TIE Doctor hes spared neither time nor money
IN seeking out new remedies, and has returned
With incrsassd facilities for aleviAting human
R~mtnal weakness.
ssminal emission 10 consequence Of self
abuse. Thus soltta.. vice. or dspraved sexual
indulgence. II pgscttced BY the youth Of both
esxse 10 ~ almost Unlimited extsnt, producing
with unsrslns certainty the following train O
siAc medical measures. viz; 6allow countsnAnce
dast spots under the eyes. pain In the hssd ring
Ing In the ears, noise like the rustling Of leave
O. rsttling Of chsriots, unsasiness about th,
lclna, Weakness Of the limbs. confused vision
eauntsd tntellsct, loss Of confidence. difidenc1
- sppseaehing stranger, disliks TO form new
Responsiveness, . disposition 70 shun society
shsns tie tses. hsssic aushss. furrsd tongue
:eS assu:ns,, :vs;s
9: noe obtained You should apply Immediately
S1sAss Y pesese @ b. letter. asd have cure
oeoeoa ~ ese new md scientific mode Of treat
s.ss, ws.eh sever fails Of stscting quici
Cared 1t Houe,
RsrBoes q distance may DO CURED Al
ONE, ~ addressing letter 70 DR., C3ibbon
Eating cass, symptoms, length Of time the al
- - eeesinuse. snd have madeleine promptly
~ pat Of tbs country. with full and plain
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T WILL BE ABSENT FROM PlocHR FOR
y the spsee Of from four to six weeks. Dur
, ,ng m{ ab.ence. parties desiring Patents ior
tons with J. O. FOSTER, ct the Land once.
and Patents Will be issued Immediately on my
return, OF which notice will be given.
MORTIMER FULLER.
Trustee for the Town Site Of Phoebe.
je20-0
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Dividend Notice.

OFFICE OF THE ALPS MINING COMA.
Francisco June sd, 1875. At . meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees Of the above named Company
Stock Dividend Of forty per cent. or Forty
shares to each One Hundred Shares, was this
dsy declared. payable immediately.
je2e Cd. SQUIRE, Secretary.
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LOST.

Nm July FIFTH. A GOLD LoSJhss me finder
with Turquoise and Pears. r0,urpipe the
will be literally rewarded py nesee. Lscoof
same to the RECORD Business jy7.2w
street.
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OFFIcR OF THE EMPEROR MINING COMPANY,
PIocHE, August Is, 1874. !
To William DOnnepy, y. j. Ttbbttts,
James Murphy and Mrs. II. ID.
Benner
You are hereby notified that the above men.
toned mining company have laid out, expended
and assumed debts and liabilities In the prose-
cution Of work ON said mine; that your proper.
ton of said indebtedness. apportioned to each
Of you, ia IS follows:
William Donnelly. ....................$ SAB 95
| n. ]. TYbbitts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 93
James Murphy. ..........'..'......... u
Mrs. Ii. ID. benner Al 10
| And Won are further notified that unless each
| of Won pay the aforesaid amounts ON or before
| November II, 1874, suit will BIO instituted
| against each Of you to recover the amount dine
| from each Of you, as provided by law:
! O.,C. MCDONALD, Secretary
Ofice--Iacour street, Phoebe. su14-90d
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NOTICE

sG,uE HAVANA NINE HAS MONTHS ISH from
August 10Th. to Thomas Michel lam. sns 70 Wort
DeSstan, the said parties contrsct a1ser mater
the miIe, furnish timbers and al o'u no chEef
ala for that purpose, and MAKE ~ sllr'r'
against the said mine. Now. re.;,abers, &c"
ties are notified that material, ~ said Nicn.
eli and Deustan. and no bills 6 soI .hs BsysDa
| them will be paid by the owners o. CRAIG,
| Mine. 'No G,.,,,ar,nteDdent'
hu7.1w oup----
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Southern Railroad.

.-aAe city at & a. IN. and 80 D. M AMI o,,.,
at 8 q. IN. and G 80 q. m. susS az
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TO LET, OR FOR SALE

VIE STREET gsEETii Known ma as The old hes'
For Particulars. inquire at The fgsrp s Fire
rIcE, on Lacour street. In Jno' u jySl'u
proof building. lar
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IFor the Spirit of Jeferson.J
THE GRAVE OF ALEXANDER WILSON.
By ROD.


It was the wish Of Alexander Wilson, the coll
ebrated OrnitholoEist. that he should be buried
where the birds might sing over his grave
That wish has been exqdiSitsly expressed by
some unknown poet in the following lines:
I'm some wild forest shade,
Under some spreading oak OF waving pine,
Or old elm testooned with the budding vine,
..i Lot me be laid" ,;.ss,i,-z. -r5 .-....
In compliance with this desire he was inferred
in tho burying ground attached to the old
Swedes church, Philadelphia. A recent writer
thus notices his once solitary grave: AT the
time of his decease this cemetary was far out of
town snd close to the shady bank of the river.
The church was approached by winding path
of trees and was celebrated for its sylvan beauty
There they buried Wilson, in just such n spot as
he desired. But. alasl now tho advancing city
has surrounded the cemetery. and the ornithol-
oRist lies where the elink of hammers and the
noise of ship building resounds DER his grave,''
Deep in q shady forest.
In q sweet secluded spot,
Where grew the broad-leafed myrtle
And the blue forget-me-not;
They laid him where ever the gentle breeze,
From the sun-kissed waves of the far of seas,
Came whispering soft through the spending
trees, % E..t l.I- r1I . y
In church, yard by the river. s,.z .7- r
Twas quiet nook, which nature
Had fashioned with greatest care
By the swift and turbid current
or the rolling Delaware.
The waters gurgled on the pebbly shore
And the seaRull thither would often soar.
And the grey squirrel gather its winter store
In that churchy ard by the river. 80
There the oak and silver birch tree
Cast their shadows strange and waird.
And oft through the broodipg stiffness.
IN the eventide was heard -..-,. ..,..
The welcome peal of the old church bell,
And the song of the birds, he loved SO well.
Those guardian spirits OF that shady doll,
10 the churchyard by the river.
Both the walnut and the acorn
Fell yearly DER his tomb:
The snowdrop and the violet
In the sprin0tine brought perfume.
Aud blossomed tho ehaliced columbine.
Grew many wild and clustering vine
In the close embrace of the "waving pine."
In that cburehyard by the river.
Long did the wildwood flowers
Their varied petals wave:
Long reigned the charms of nature.
Over Wilson's grassy grave
And caroled the bird in the shady wood:
Rustled the leaves, by the breezes wooed,
Breaking the hush and the Solitude
OF the churchyard by the river.
But the quiet scene Is altered.
Its Sylvan beauty" gone,
The van of the worldly army,
Is marching swiftly on, ~
And the notes of tue mournfuI whippoorwill
Tho orioles gush with its varied trill
So often heard, is now hushed and still
In the churchyard by the river.
The fairy form of Nature
Has vanished there at last,
Fore the tread of Art and Science,
Like the smoke before the blast.
The flowers bloom not, where they bloomed be-
fore,
For the city's front lines either shore,
And tho song of the bird will be heard no more,
In that churchyard by the river" h'
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MIscELLANE GUS.
BREAD UPON THE WATERS.

S2 was gloomy room, in crowded tene>
ment house, low, marrow, and unHhole-
some; and pale>faced clild was its only in
mate. She was q confirmed inyalid-you
might trace that in her hollow cheeks and the
strange unnatural lustre of her large blue
eyes-the fame of life was burning low on
the altar of her childish being; yet here she
was alone. The old arm chair in which she
reclined, with one or two pillows, and a rude
pine box, was the solo support of her tiny
blue-veined feet. There was no carpet on the
moldering floor, and in more than one place,
door ard window had yielded to the remorse-
less hand of decay, and presented a most di-
lapidated aspect. Yet all the scanty furniture
was arranged as neatly as possible, and there
was even some faint attempts at taste, as, in
bit of gaily colored chintz spread over the
child's foot-stool, and solitary flower placed
in the window seat, where the sunbeams could
touch its emerald leaves.
That flower; it had been poor Katy's com.
panion long. It's royal beauty and luxuriance
seemed strangely out of place in the squalid,
low>ceiled room yet it grew and fourished
as if in the velvet sod of Bendemeer's stream
And little Katy lay back in her comfortless
chair, and looked at the splendid rose which
quivered like ruby drop among the leaves,
and watched the sunlight writing its golden
message on the crimson folds of the blossom
with vague feeling of wonder.
1t was so strange that the radiant sun,
whose glory lay on marble pillars aud stately
dwellings far away, should come to peep into
her lonely, lonely room.
''Is that that you. Jamie ?" said she softly,
as the door opened, and a boy of twelve came
in.
eyes. Doyou feel any better Katy7 Are
you tired of being left alone 2" And the boy
looked tenderly into her blue eyes, and parted
the auburn hair from her forehead, with Low.
ing touch. tf-
''No. very, but there is such a weary ach
ing around my heart, and sometimes it seems
all on FIRE. How cool your hand feels,
Jamie2"
Never mind. Katy, I've been saving wood.
and, earned whole quarter, and am going to
lay it out in apples aud oranges, to sell down
town. I'll make mint of money, and then
won't We have good supper when mother
comes home from work / Ishouldn't wonder
if we had bit of cake and a bunch of grapes
over and above the medicine the dispensar7
doctor ordered for you" =
Katy suiled aud shook her head, as If de,
PFecstipg this piece of eztraYagancs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-02

To CLEAN T1NwARE.-The best thing for
cleaning tinware is common soda. Dampen
. cloth and dip In soda and rub the ware brihi-
ly, after which wipe dry, and il viii look
equal to new.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-02

CMTTH's whooping Cough CordiAI-a certain
y cure; Cherry Pactoral Troches-for coughs,
colds, sore throat, Bronchitis. &c. Also Wells &
cSnTIestoWn. e. t. BELLER.
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Tho ira ins which pass Char rIesrown westward At
1926, A. M, and Eastward at 4:l9, P. NJ. Mail
trains. ,E
The Valley Passenger Trains mako close connec.
tions with Express Trains on Main Stem, East and
West The 1926 A. NJ. Tfain connects with Local
Ira ns. East and West, on Main Stem. The 4:ls
P. M Train connects with Express East at Harper's
Ferry 6:46 P. ~.
Ex. Freight. No. 1876 leaves staunton at 80 P NJ.
passes Charlestown at ie.l7 A. NJ. and reaches
Harper's Ferry at l2 IS A. M.
E1. Freight, No. l27. leaves HarPer's Ferry at
loo A. NJ passes Char arlestown at LAO A. NJ, and
arrives at Staunton at 9.55 P. NJ.
A. B. WOOD. Agent, Harper's Ferry.
THOs. r. SHARP,
June Is, 1878. Master of Transpor tation:
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load is 20, 900 pounds. It's 10 bstrels Of
salt, 20 of lime, 90 of -four, 60 Of wbiskey.
200 sacks of -four, cords of soft wood, 16
to 20 head of cattle, so TO 60 head Of hogs
80 to 100 head of sheep, 1900 feet of solid
boards, II 900 feet Of siding, IL, 900 feet Of
flooring, 40 900 shingles, one-hslf less Of hard
lumber, one-fourth less Of green lumber, Ons-
tenth of joists. scantIing and all other tins
bers; $40 bushels Of wheat, 400 Of corn.
$50 of oats, 400 of barley. $50 of hsx-sesd,
300 of apples, 43o of Irish potatoes, 1000
busbals of hran
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Drugs
Drugs.
BRUGS, MEDICINES kHD CHEMICALS,
PATENT MEDICINES,

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STA rIONERT,
embracing all of the most popular aud reabIe re-
Lnedies. aud also the atest Novels and finest kinds
of Stationery.
&C. "A the quality of Medicines is always of the
greatest porn both to the Physician and his
Patieats, make it constant to secure
none but the purest Medicines, and by his long
Perience in tho retail business. he Ia prepared to
fil PnS sicisus' Prescriptions and Compound Medi-
ues cO-dns 90 the latest and stristest rulcs of
Pharmacy The public confidently rely
having their prescriptions carefully and accurately
prepared at all hours of the day and night
N B.-l take this occasion to return my sincere
thanks for the very large patronage bestowed upon
me by the community, and to express my grateful
neknow led gtnent of the high appreciation of my
fellow citizens of my etfnrts them truating
that may be able in the future TO render entire
satisfaction to all who may favor me with their sup
port and confidence GEO. T. LIG aT.
February 20, 1872.
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

IRA. P. THO MsoN Offers his p rofefsiona Iser-
- vices {" the citizens OF Summit Point and vi
e'aity, as PhysiciAn and Surgeon. Office at his
fathers residence.
November "a. IST4-6m.
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pENSoN's Celery and Chamomile PiIla. They
- are prepared expressly to cure Headaches,
Eeuralgia and Nervousness. For sale by
Jan. 10. 1875. C. E. BELLER
nuRASY's Rheumatic Remedy is a euro cure
~ for Rheumatism in all its forms-chronic in
humatory, muscular. articular, scatic, &c 1t
ia purely vegetable and is to give relief give
1t a trial. c. E. BELLER.
7OAL oills0o fire test, warrante nc >exp pIoGive,
~ Coal Oil Lamps, the best assortment in town,
cheap. for sale by CT. LIGHT
TRY HAISEs' Five Cont Havana Cigars, if you
i wish a good smoke.
june 80, 1874.
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UPHOLSTERING
COAL AND WOOD YARD,

WASHINGTON & LIPPITT
WILL keep on hand a constant supply of COAL
~ of all kinds, aud Sawed and Split WOOD,
which they will fur and deliver IN
salt customers, for Cash Orders left Yard. cor
ner samuel street and B. o. RR.
o. Cash paid for Bones
juno 10. IS73-IY.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

d TIHAT BEAUTIFUL RANGE.--Be sure and call
i to SEQ the Celebrated Sovereign Range, As il ia
certainly the most complete arrangemen for cook
ing thAE has ever been in Charlestown finished
With siIver-piAted knobs nice enough for the par
Ior- Don'tfA to call and it. Also Cook Stoves
all patterns and sizes, cheap. For sate by
J.H. EASTERDAY,
April 81. 1878. Main Street.
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T DIES SHAWLS,
IL LADIES' HAIR BRAIDS,
LADIES' KID GLOVES
all coIors- everything worn by ladies. found
at Goldsmith's Twin Fronts. Beet material, latest
style and lowest prices.
October 1878.
, 1875-07-01

Price tn suppot. him in thst stascnsne: PFtee;
noyrr h,ypg b.cn in Mr. T,tons houae. had
10 consul, :. diagram, ullin, wks alh"n him
hv MI. ntnrd,, Who pointed ont tho dut -
which sIr. psico aftervArd swoso no Gn-
tsrcd srd Looked through. Louder ahteh pr:
1iuon whether there wefe not aon,e cArreta 'a,u
.}nvn Ia hte jo,,so Ia 1869. t1r. 11lton aafd 10
.hnns IL h1 had soma vsguo rseolIeotsoh o. II.
nnt, i,oatIer a,,si pficA mala sAidav!ta huGatah"
ti.liy u pihliebod, ani Irlcn went OF to Whlto"
sto,n With Joadph II. penFnkt!.
iThe Now York 1t'orld puhllhhaH ~ acconna
Alnnuet lt1nhticAt with The AboTe.-Avtfanty fur-
njsued bY tic same souscc. Ms. Jieechef's co,.n-
80, nntl a,ils the following; "Althou3l, he
know nothing positively Of PricoA errand.
Mr. 8hoarmsu thought It MAS worth rh'le
to keen track Of him, and. IN fact, mover
loBt atebt Of him from tho time Of s,a visit. A
short tlmo Afterwards ptico mndo tue nguhlnt-
anco Of q frlena Of curious turn Of mind to
when Mr. btnrris presented tho all!layits In
court, Mr. Shcar,nan had tho history Of tho
winIa tr.naactlon In hla hands a. subhtantlAtc.l
by Tr!cc'a confession. rE.co. desiring 10 mako =
cloan breast of It, and being melted thereto
by his father, living 1t No. M. go
schomorhoru street, who folt keoniY Tho dis
grace Of tho whole affair, Was taken hefoso
jackson i. Schultz, who kindly received tho con-
fcaslon, part Of which is giyon abovo, wiiilo
much moro ia atlll rotalned to await further
developments. Tho confeseion, msdo at tue
fathers requoBt was also heard by two other
gcntemen. Tho history Of tho at1air waa con,-
1nuntcntod to Tie District Attorneys 0f Now YORK
and Kings Cuuntes and all tic proceedings that
wora subsequently taken wcro dono with tho au-
vice Ind conacnt Of the latter orlccr."l
, 1875-07-01
ILLINOIS,

ILLINOIS,
6neef1k Dsspatsh 10 Ths CHICAGO Tribune,
JoEiET, ILL.,. Junn 20.-Tho new potato.bugs
arc committing soma savages upon the crop 10
this vicinity. They made thes first appear
anca iu this vicinity in tho latter part Of lnHt
weok. DRY lime 10 said 10 dr{ye them IL suow-
cred upon them whou they frst appear.
Correspondence n Ths CHICAGO tribune.
PULASKI CouS7Y, ILL.,, Juno 28.-Tho ground
ta 40 wet re can do nothing with our corn crop,
and but 1tttla whea: has been harvested. eoms
Of 1t ts almost ruined on hccount Of not boing
Graded. Cats aro splendid and, If wo havs dry
weather eoon, We will make moro corn In this
county than hsa hcan raisod for numtss OF
tsAFas GkoaaK ". n1cuAxDa.
w Gerrsspqndxnes 1 ef The a;a,eaqa 7y.bune
WApEtLA DEWlrr Co., H.. juno 28.-Coru is
growing finely aud tho prospect IL now good ter
an average crop. The !aIe storms have dam.
aRed tha small grain badly. Oats ara completely
ruined. Ils young ohiuca.buga are hstcbing
out In eonntl0Ba plumbers. sud {ears arc epteF.
sslncd that saoy will yet destroy tba wheat
nye looks well aud Will DO tosdY for bArvcss In
about two weska. Tho prospect for potatoes
nefes WAS oesfeF. jouS Il. lirAE.
, 1875-07-01
THE BLACK HILLS.


Negotiations with lndanns-1tcpoxts
OF Gold Discoycrics.
Correspondence af 1As chseaao Tribune.
CHEYENNE. Juuo 27.-TAo four United 6tatos
Commissioners who A1o on their may to treat
With tho Indians at lied Cloud and Spotted Tail
Agcnclcs, and to gather them in for grand
Black Hills Council, arrived hore to-day, accom-
panied by yous correspondent. This afternoon,
DR.. Daniels and Maj. Howard A.
rived from Spotted Tail Agency. Dr..
Danicl has bcon entirely successful
III biz oagoGatious with oil tho indians TINT had
tho right to hunt IN NobraAkh, and they havo al
ready signed treaty retinquishtng the privilege.
They aro to 1ecofvo ~ compensation the ea3, 600
appropriated for tic purpoao 1t tho last sesa!on
Of ConRrcss,-tho money to 10 invested. in Ao-
cofaauco with their wish. in wagons,
horses. aud harness, This is an l.p-
portaut point galnod Tor Nebraska, Tue annual
hunts wero alwaya dreaded, and this sroaty
will bo Frrht hop IT. advancing immigration
iuc1eats. Ds. Daniels says that tho Indians arc
feeling well, and tnht they are pcrfc,Iy eat-
islicd.
The interest in tie Dlso1t Hills. which has boom
ed in tho last wook. Tho official dispatch from
Col. 7. I. Dodge, commanding tho military ex-
rotlitiou in which he said tlias gold had been
found in paying quantities, and tlas Con.
Uuhters report haH eceu confirmed haH been
supplemented by specimens Of tho roal stuff
aont from the hills hy meu WHO arc noT Ut work
there. learned this morning frnm Judge Car
tar, IN exclusive oattle-raiaer, that ho has seop
sotao frorh Eo!d sont IN latter by sorret
courier within tcw days. Tho gold
WAS 10 nuggets, aud the letter Hail that
diRgihga lad boen found that pay
we'll. Tho ~riter advised lis friouh. who had
beou driven taok by tho military, not to g4yo up
tho undertaking. Judge Castor knows the par
ties vol. and LAS no doubt tint the gold and
advice GRO both uopusno.
i waa told to-day that = military rnau hero bad
received latter. also containing saMo spoc,-
mems Of gold. with information that goad Dig
giuga had beon found. Th'a evening oaod up
90 him 1aa shown thre1 fresh nuggets, w~rth
~ Or %; aud wha Informed that tho letter &c.
companyiug tl.cm Haa written BY practical
minor OF many yeara' experience, who SAID that
gold mad boon found III paying quantities.. 4
nufllbon OF Incn arc now Ia tha Hills country,
Working gntclolal with rude implements and
doing we'll. I am not pormittod 10 use tho
name at tia gentleman who received The lettar,
| Rm confident that ho has rocnived suoll tet-
ter. and shat the sold hs showed me came from
tue Dtack Hills.
Tho United Bates Commissioners will tesye
for Fort Laramie in tho morning. and your cor.
respondent will 20 with them. shall ~ fmn
tho post to Col. podga'H camp, on French Greek,
1t possible, and expect Il will bo. LIS.
, 1875-07-01
At BLOOMINGTON.

. At nLooMlhoToM,
ptooa1SnTon. Ia, June 80.-Noxt Saturday,
Snuaosy' n and Monday will ho gala days for
~ 1evam'ngton. AL tI,soo days to be celebrated.
ts,.efasy 49, tho general celebration will occur in
sss.Y' ~ atY' \ splonaid programme having bcan
I'D - ~ committees, including Water. Works
nd Il. ,.sstam.e engine display, rrooe sslon oratory,
da1 H. ~ =, evening display at fireworks. Bun.
and cs1. tSasners and Meenpesollor givo picnic
AondsT sSH q 6teiu's brewery Grove on
dsisssuss* *nd .l b. Joined In tho Festivities T 5!
lot Peons s Of the Ancsent Order Of Ulbern,ans
, 1875-07-01

henu MITCH rninred. collections Ars expoelcd 10
siInw \ fti.ninl. tioH IN July and Auguet. IItuyy
ahantelH. atTf sttd for rAnhinH iax-utan1,-. had
bearing o-t3sy befcrr Ennmls.io1cr 1Suatlget],
IL" cnKo will bo eopcIldail to morrDr. t.ti.a
ltindsAnf'f. OF tho late firm Of JIlniHlnpf
f3rnthcFs was a,ro.tet to-tIa- IN \ Nnrl ant in
a'led at NJ ntrnn for alleged fraudulent co.,ceel-
uent and r. tnoYal Of h,sfIwtes IN weht ern d.
rccttun. md held to ba t"fosn lLa ljnIted ftatas
DtHtrct Court hero to awut tic action Of tlie
Grand Jury.
, 1875-07-01
At PERSON, MICH,

Spttfal D4spaseh 10 TAs Chicago Tribune.
0AASD NAp1ps. Micl,., luna SOD. ". C,
Peck 1 Sons planning mill aud sash. door, sud
blind factory. II rierson, on the Indiana Hail.
Ioall. waa destroyed by fire this afternoon.
Loss. 6I2, 900 no Insurance..
, 1875-07-01

81. Lolita, No.. juno 30.--About o'oloc,
this morning tho ateAm.tug Sam Club. lying 4
tbs wharf at East St. Louis, caught Are, aud
After being nut loose, Aoated down stream, whel
She struck on Lar aud burned 10 tho water.
edge. The loaa 10 not hscefta,ned
, 1875-07-01

DkTaorr, Mich, Juuo aO.-The forss-shoca OF
the Dotroit Bridge aud Iron Works were burned
thla morning. Ths malu buildine4 wcsc Haycd.
Tue part destroyed contained much valuable ma
chiatry, and the iosh IL es5, 100 or $4U, ,00V,