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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Hall seventh Ward Radical Repuh lean
Central Club New Orleans. July IL, ls75.-The un.
dersgnel commissioners and clerks of election
appointed by G. j. Ado phe. President OF the Sew
enth Ward Radical Republican Central Club. TO
preside at election held this day. at the hal of
the said Central Club, situated on Greatmen, be.
tween Union and Bagatelle streets for officers Of
the Parish Executive Committee for the parish of
Orleans, and publication Of three succeeding
days in the New Orleans Republican and in which
all the Republicans of the seventh ward
required to participate, certify that the following
candidates received the number of votes opposite
their names 10 spectively:
Votes
C. J. Adolphe, for president. ...............7 05
Samu. Freeman, iOr first vice president. .1O5
Z. s. Curry for second vice president. 100
JOS LacTOix, for third vice president. .655
L. s. Rodriguez, FOR fourth vice president $3.50
joseph Presas, for fifth vice president. .692
A. A. Denis, for recording secretary. 200
n H. Leblanc for assistant recording secretary 698
William Moore, for corresponding secretary. $50
Numa BOusauet, for treasurer. 100
o. C. Blandin, for glard marshal. ..05
Eugene Gardere. for assistant grand marsh 81 695
Ben Franklin, second assistant grand marshal .635
James Arm srong, for sergea it at srns.......69,
Charles Burcb, for second assistant sergeant-at-
.......................b YJ
James Johnson, for third assistant sergeant-at-
We do hereby certify that the afore said cand.
dates duly elected officers Of the central club
WILLIAM MOORE,
J. P. MARTIN,
JAMES BROWN,
A. GREGORY
Commissioners.
s. LUsrO
F. RICHARD Clerks. jvl4 IL
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THE NUISANCE UNABATED.-The nuisance
perpefrated by the drivers of the old style
night carts is still of nightly occurrence.
Jack Bradley was arraigned yesterday
before Judge Adams, charged with viola
ton of city ordinance No. 44S. Conclusive
evidence was adduced TO the effect that
Bradley had dumped the contents of his
cart in the street near No. 81 Toledano
street.
Judge Adams remarked that he was not
disposed to deal harshly with hard working
men, and that, in the many cases of the
same nature as the one nov before the
court. appeals had been made IN the face
OF the clearest proofs of violation of the
health laws, or the ground that the Of
Tenders were poor laboring men. He had
hitherto yielded to these appeals, but the
continued repetition of the otfenses warned
him that . regard for the law and the de-
mands of all respectable citizens tor the
enforcement Of the health ordinance, par
ticularly during this hot and sickly season,
would not permit him longer to indulge in
leniency. He therefore ti1ed the accused
e25, or in default of payment, sentenced
him to thirty days Imprisonment.
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July the 10th 1875
Ponohatoula La

BRIEF MENTION-AOout this time OF the
month look out for tolerably full moon
and short commons in gas.
Street gas lamps are just light enough at
night for keen-eyed man to locate them
What is the matter and how do they do lts
Many private markets continue to oper-
ate and do not seem to harm anybody.
The prize figures, first and second prizes
a. published in tbs REPUBLICAN yesterday
morning, were wrong. They should have
been 523S and $500.
Lena Lawn, the champion suicidist, took
poison again last evening, and the police
sent her to the Charity Hospital, but as she
is too well known there, the clerk refused
to receive her. She rested uneasily in the
first precinct station last night. Will the
angel of death never claim her!
Bernard Turner is professional collector
of dead dogs, and as he fills his nuisance
cart he grows happy. While on Philip near
Administration he found several defunct
bodies and slung them into the cart. On
reaching for . yellow ours tail Bernard
was resisted, for he had grabbed live
animal. This angered the scavenger 80 that
he determined to have that carcass it posi-
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COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, JULY -, 1877.
Superior District Csupt.

State ex rel. Charles Joubert vs.. Antoine
Dubuclet, State Observation-Disclosures alleges
he holds three different classes of warrants:
all issued by the Auditor previous to Janu-
ary I, 1874, and amounting to 1890 SO; that
July they we're presented to the Treasurer.
who refused to pay them, and prays for Q
mandamus. Rule to chow cause on July
16, issued.
State ex rel Hiram Il. Steele. Assistant
Attorney General vs. William Dastillon and
John Larrieux -Defendants showing they
had not person ally violated the law prohibit
ing the slaughtering of cattle At other
places than at the landing place of the
Crescent City Live Stock Landing and
Slaughterheuse Company, the rule was dis
missed.
Superior Criminal Csups-Specisl Term.
vERDICTs.
State Vs. Patrick Eagsn-Grant larceny;
not guilty.
State W. Charlie, Young and Thomas
Roberts- Breaking and entering store, ETC.;
not guilty.
Richard Delmoge. assault and battery
upon two police officers, two charges. to
which accused pleaded guilty; thirty days
in the Parish Prison on each charge.
First Distrlcs Csurs.
Assault, etc. - Francois Ford, Sophie
Feedman, Henry Langhope, Henry Will.
lislns. Robert Steptoe, Mary Young. Mar
garet Walsh, Samuel Jefferson, S. Cohen.
Philip Severe, Gus Ford.
Petty larceny-Louis Parker, Jim Dono.
van: Benjamin Berkery, two cases; Kate
Hilliard.
NOLLE PROsEQUr ENTERED.
Assault and battery-Mrs. Haberlia.
ACQUITTED.
Assault and battery-Mrs. Owens, l. A.
Duvigneaud.
SENTENCED.
Assault and battery Louis Meyers Amos
johnson, $5 each.
second District Court.
Snccessions of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Kalb.
Edward kuchenthal, and Marie AntUinnette
Casse wife of Jean Cazebonne, opened.
The interdictiOn of Benz amin We'll 10
prayed for.
Fifth District Court.
4. Stewart Denee VS.. New Orleans Times;
same va. New Orleans DeutSche Ze,tung.-
Libel; g., 900 claimed il each case.
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A VERY MIXED CAsE.-AbOut line o'clock
Monday night Miss Theresa Hall left her
home on ITALIA street on q busin ess GRAND,
but carrying basket Of newly washed
clothing for a family she washed for. She
had not proceeded far when she was &C
costed by Officer Fordyce, who questioned
her closely and impertinently, as che says
He gave her to understand that she was his
prisoner, and Immediately afterward placed
her in charge of two young men, James
Gleason and Session. They kept her walk
ing until about one o'clock, when Corporal
Hearsy saw them, noticing that the girl was
crying. He understood the case, and ar.
rested Gleason, but Session escaped. Yes
terday morning Miss Hall related her
grievances to Superintendent Loan, and as
her statements we're we'll backed by circum-
stances, an investigation was made, and it
appears that she has told the truth. She
made affidavits against Fordyce and Glea-
son, so Judge Evans will sift the affair.
Superintendent Loan suspended Fordyce,
AS rhs case seems to warrant such. q course.
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orally to the wishes of the testator, had this
subject under confederation, and appointed
two of their body, Messrs. H. c.. DAlIam
and David L. Bartlett, to carry out and
give expression to this wish of the founder
of the school. The flowers with which the
grave will be strewn are the product of the
McDOnogh farm, cultivated and produced
in part by the labor of the pupils them
selves. An original ode, composed for the
occasion by Mrs. Margaret p. Preston, of
Virginia, will be sung at the grave by the
fifty boys who compose the school while the
monument and grave are being decorated
ROltiU,Ore SIM
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CITY ORDINANCES---OFFICIAL.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

MAYORALrY OF NEW ORLEANS !
City Hall. July 10, 1875.
No. Observation-Disclosures Series1
Resolced, That permission be and is here
by granted to Thomas McGinnis to erect a
small coffee and eating stand on the levee
at point to be designated by the Admins
traitor of Commerce. This permission to be
revocable at the pleasure of the Council.
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, July 6, 1875.
CHARLES J. LEEDS. Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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The Ohio Democrats want to know what
notices TO put on their transparsncies.
One says, "Am ! for hard money, or for
paper money!" An old gentleman rises
up and says: mo, my child, you ere not.
You ore for William Allep."
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A VERY CHEAP PERMIT.-A person who

A VERT CHEAP PERMIr.-A person who
appeared to be a countryman, started in to
policeman sighted the stranger and took
him in, when he produced the following,
which he confidently believed sufficient
shield for all time. When properly en-
ightened he concluded that he had wasted
his time and money:
July the 10th 1875
Ponohatoula La
Promote to run we'll of fortrOn by order
of the maoyr OF the toewn of POnchatoula
recuive payment 25.e
A. TASkEE.
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Mechanics snd Traders Bank, New
Orleans, June II, 1875.-A general meeting of the
stockholders of this bank will be held at the office
of said bank, No. 20 CArondelet street, on MONDAY.
twenty-sxth July next between the hours Of 10
A. NJ. and P. NJ, to vote upon amendment to
article two section one, OF the charter, as adopted
by unanimous vote of the directors.
jel9 Bot MOSES harris, Cashier.
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understanding exists between the regular
fire department and that of the Sixth Dis
trict, to assist each other ia an emergency
it will be necessary to place an alarm box
in Jefferson Market. As there are wires
already up, the expense will be trihing,
and the improvement will doubtless save
much valuable property, in case Of large
fire either in the Fourth OF Sixth Districts.
THREE BELLIGERENT SOLDIERs-A. G.
Jennings, McManus Mccain and Lotus
O'Hara, answered roll call in the central
police station. yesterday morning, and their
military captain did not see them. Mon
day night they took too.much rifled whisky
in Dryades street dens, and grew very
demonstrative, quite ready to scalp any
body who looked cross-eyed at them. Off.
Ger Smith instructed the soldiers that it
would be better if they made less noise,
which caused them to break out in several
new places. The policeman, finding that
the men were determined to raise q rum
pus. told them to behave, or he would
be compelled to take them TO prison. The
soldiers bounced him, three to one, and
they gave him terrible humping, beating
him with his own club and rolled him in a
filthy gutter. Officer Blair went TO the les
cue and the two officers succeeded in boos
ing the soldiers. Smith was rare sight
after the muss; he was quite unrecogniz-
able. HIS clothing was in tatters, smeared
with filth from head to heel, and blood
from several wounds added to the mixture.
However, he went back to his beat, made
another arrest and then retired to his home
at midnight to clean up and change rags
for clothing, after which he returned to
duty, quite cheerful. An ordinary man
would have been killed and buried by this
time, but Smith took it all as matter
duty. Yesterday morning Judge Evans
told the beligerents they might furnish
appearance bonds. out no one would sign
for them, so they took ride in the Black
Maria down to the Parish Prison.
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bic. He threw all his manhood into spade
handle and dashed the dog to death.
Jacques Dentran and Jean Mario Abadie,
butchers, have their little troubles. They
quarreled over some important national
questions and settled everything by slash
ing each other with bloody knives. Both
were wounded, but not past recovery.
Patrolman S. Hale, living on Freret street,
yesterday morning accidentally shot himself
when taking off his harness. He knocked
bis pistol against the wall, causing q dis
charge. The bullet lodged il his right arm,
making painful wound.
Total police arreets last month, l756
Three hundred of the offenders were
DRINKS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Citizens Savings Bank, Grunewald Hall,
New Orleans June 30, ls75:-At a meeting Of the
Board of Directors, held this day, semi-annual
dividend of TEN PER CENT was declared; seven
per cent PAYABLE to the stockh olders on demand,
and three per cent to be pacsd to the credit of the
reserve fund. NJ BENNER. Cashier.
ivt m
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RAILROADS.

THE MOBILE LINE.
On and after NAY % trains will arrive and depaft
from the depot, foot Of Canal street. ~ follows:
DEPART.
Coast accommodation daily, except
Sunday. At ...................... 3:15 r. M.
kxpress and mail, daily, at .......... 8 A. Me-
Through night express daily. at..... 4s4O p. Me-
ARRIVE.
Coast accommodation daily, except
Sunday, At. .......................lO 1905 A. Ma
Express aud mail. daily. at. ......... S:SS p. M
Through night express. daily, at ....l 1850 r. N.
Pullman Palace Cars daily to Louisville, Cucin-
natl, Lynchburg, Virginia Springs and Baltimore,
without change.
ONCE corner Of Canal and Common streets, ops
pOsite City Hotel
my23 d. B. ROBINSON, Superintendent
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SUCCESSION NOTICES,

Succession Of Albert GiraudOn.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
~ Orleans. No. 80 085.-Whereas, Z. T. Parker pub.
lie administrator has petitioned the court for let
ters Of administration the estate Of the late AL
bert Graudon, deceased intestate. Notice ia hereby
gwen TO all whom 1t may concern to show cause
within ten DAYS why the prayer Of the said petis
toner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
jyl0 Hl3@ FRANK PACE JR Clerk
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Succession Of Jean LAbat.
SECoND DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH o.
y Orleans No. 80 ,O98.-Whereas Rtienne POW
has petitioned the court for letters of admins,
tratton ON the estate Of tho late Jean Lsba4 de.
ceased, intestste, notice il hereby gwen to n
whom II may concern to show cause within tan
day! why the prayer Of the said petitioner should
not be granted.
By order Of the Court
jysH ls' FRANK RACE. JR., CLERK.
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Succession Of Nathaniel w. Hays.
CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. 38,i03.-Wheyeas, Claude
Florence has petitloned the court for letters Of
administration on the estate Of the late Ha-
thaniel w. Hays deceased. intestate. Notice
ID hereby given to al whom it may concern to eh0v
cause within ten days. why the prayer Of thu
said petitioner should not be granted.
By order of the Court.
jyl31722* PRANK PACE JR CLARK
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LOST,

T OST.-A NOTE DRAWN TO my ORDER AND
IL indOrsed by Jacob Hoffman for $50, dated
July IL, 1875, PAYABLE two months after date The
public are hereby cautioned not to negotiate for
said note, as payment has been stopped.
jyl4 FRANK DURR
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CITY CoUNCII-OFFICIAL
REGULAR MEETING.

CRY HALL. NEW ORLxANs
Tuesday, July Is. 1875
The Council met this day at twelv,
o'clock NJ. in regular session.
Presentation. Charles j. Leeds, Mayor
presiding, and Administrators Brown
Bouny, Burke, Landry, Mccarthy and
Pilsbury.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were approved and their reading dispensed
with.
Communications from the Mayer and Ad.
ministrators.
The Mayor laid before the Council the
following communications:
MAYoRALTy o. new ORLEANS, !
City Hall, July IL. 1875.
Mr.. T. n. Marks, President of the Firemen's Char
tia bic Association:
If the city pays one-half the amount
of her contract with the Firemen's Chart
able Association monthly in cash. the bal
ance to remain over subject to future pay
ments, will the association be able to carry
out the contract! l ask this in order that
the City Council may be enabled to arrive
at some determination as to what sum will
be required to carry the city through to the
end OF the present year.
CHARLES }. LEEDS, Mayor.
OFyICs FiREMES's CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION,
New Orleans July Is, 1875. :
Hon. Charles J. Leeds, Mayor Of City Of Sew
Orleans.
Your communication OF the twelfth
instant, addressed to Mr.. l. N Marks,
president, was by him submitted to
the board of delegates at their regular
meeting held last evening, and the same
was received, and tho following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The firemen's Charitable As
ISOLATION, synpathizing with the city gov
eminent in ita financial endorsements.
desires TO 60 operate with il in any just
and geneuol measure for its relief; and
Whereas. Notwithstanding this associa-
ton has already been subjected to heavy
peeuniary sacrifices, in the maintenance Of
the fire contract, it is still determined 70
give protection 20 the property OF the
citizens Of New Orleans: be it therefore
Resolred, That this board OF delegat
reply atfirmatively 60 the inquiry OF the
Mayor OF the city, and pledge the fire de-
partment to . continuation Of the faithful
and efficient performance OF its duties I'M
der tho contract.
be transmitted ~ the Hon. Charles J.
Leeds, Mayor.
A true copy.
G. e. FLANAGAN, Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF POLICE,
New Orleans, June, 1873. !
Hon. c. J. Leeds Mayor:
] have the honor 70 submit the following
report of the operations. receipts and earn
ings, of this department. for the first six
OF 1875, showing tho following re
aultA.
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FOB HAV ANA. VIA CEDAR KfYH AME
kkY WEST.

FOB HAVANA. VIA CEDAR KHYS AMH
kkY WEST.
United states n1au Lilac.
Steamships
WILLIAM P. CLYDE, WILMINGTON,
MARGARET, BMlhiA
LIZ The New Orleans, FloFaAR
E and Havana Steamship CompsrY
<H6MS1G vii! dispatch One OF the above eml.
& class steamers nom New Or,sGaa
Every Wednesday,
Touching at Cedar Keys and Key West, and es1-
Meeting with steamers for Apalachioola, 81 Maxim
and Tampa
RATES OF PASSAGE
To Key West. TO Cedar KsvA
ya0inr '..s.''..'.........$W u
steerage..: ::...:..:. 10 II
Through bills Of iadlng issued to ali points n
r!orids, including Tampa, and to Hsw YoaA
Charleston and Savannah.
None but the company's bills Of laAine asnei
and none signed after sailing of tho steamer.
Splendid passenger accommodation and thxouN9
dokets given to shove points.
No freight received without permit fro0 the
ONCE
For freight OF passags apply 10
l. ROBRkTD AGENT
lal9 10. 12O Common stIesl
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FOR PORT EADS AND PILOT TOWN.
PORT EADS AND LOWER COAST MAIL PACKET
LEAVES EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRI.
DAY AT 10 A. NJ.
dHEr%s~ b. For Buras and intermev
l-AHesINN date landings, extending Wednes
day trip to Port Eads and Friday
q 1z129trip to Pilot Town. the fine pas
senger and freight steamer
IBERIA.
T. L. MORSE Master; RE HINR ClsrIs
For further information apply at the Office of
the Attakapas Mail TranspO rtatiOn COMPANY No.
20 CarOndelet street. j-29 Inn
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WANTED. BUY-A SMALL SECOND
w hand Fire-proof Safe. Address, stating
price box 4s7, New Ozleans Postonce. >, je25
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,,
HO! FOR GRAND ISLE,
,fn1"~ b The steamer
A :s51FsfE JIMMIE
- Drawing thirteen inches light
Gus RICH AIDS, Master; A. r. TROUSDALE Clerk
VIII leave the head of Harvey's Canal on TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY o: every week
during the season at A. NJ. for G and Isle going
through in daylight Passengers will take the
IchOuptouias street cars 10 the ferry at LOuiaian
avenue at A. NJ.
The Minnie will return on WEDNESDAY. FRIDAY
ann MONDAY. arriving at PM
Fare each way 81 So
tn" Minnie will positively land her passe myers aI
the hotel wharf
For further Information apply to
HITE CA8LIN, Agents.
Iy3 I'm No. Thou D. tOulHs streot
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EXPENDITURES.
Administrators Office, including
salaries. s2,O65 Al
Waterworks, including material,
fuel and extension. wages 1912 81
Insane Asylum, including mate
rial, fuel and salaries. =. ...... s,os4 "a
Home Aged and Infirm, including
material, fuel and salaries. 49,. 1896 80
Waterworks, P. S.. H. S. and s. s.
salaries. .................... 1896 50
Smallpox hospital, salaries, etc.. 5,l96 II
Courthouse, salaries, etc. .... 1912 80
Public buildings. ... 2O23 10
Warehouses;. . 1O96 05
Public sinks. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 90
City Hall building ........... 632 4S
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WANTED.

WANTED TO PURCHASED SECOND
w hand Font Of Type not larger than Long
Primer. Address Box No. 827. New Orleans. myl
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY, HAVING SEW.
w eral years experience in teaching English.
French and music 10 anxious for . tatorship in
summer and fall Address c., once Of the
Republican. jy4 lot
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STEAMSHIPS
BREMEN,

BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW ORLEANS
VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVANA.
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RIVERA
styewinS . Benefactor's Grave with
Flowers.

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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REPUBLICAN, WEDNESDAY, JULY Il, 1875
50,a45 AZ

Collections from the Second and
Third Districts. .... ....... 5O,245 AZ
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $780, l5 81
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The 0tI.cT r0utc i, by way of Rcrl's
ranch, down IIDrSe Greek to near its
moutn, cruS~iug the North Platte
River at Nick Jnni<e'1 ranch, about
thirty miles east vi Fort Laramie,
ana thence IN II hurlhca-ierIy direC-
ton, ovr = good roar, tu Red Cloud
Agency. This 0UI j. also travelled
by II stage line. which carries the
mail ant! pn~~rngrr9 from Cheyenne
to Red Cloud aud Sprtspd Fail
Agencies, owned 10y ilOShIpr and
CTnH2moud, and also by freight
trains, ramchmcn and settlers. This
route u s-tilpG up as far As the Platte
River, and all of the Indian goods
for tINese aErHtieS. and most of the
military supplies fer the two mill
tary posts at the agencies, Camps
Robinson and sheridan, are trans
ported over it, Fhe fare TO Red
C}Oud is fifteen ,t0lhar-. and the dis
lance from there to the Black Hills
is about fifty miles. The following
table Of distances by this route is also
CGSrFeCt:
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OUTFITS FOR MINERS.

The necessary saddle and pack
animals, teams, wagons, &c, re-
Quired for the transportation OF
miners and mining outfits, can he
procured at this place at reasonable
"rices. Persons going to the Black
Hills Il outfit to much better adj
vantage here. than by purchasing IN
Chicago or St. Louis, and then
freighting the articles here. Gro
ceres, provisions, clothing, mining
tools and all other necessary articles,
AN be procured of Il merchants at
this point. The following may be
considered average prices for animals
and wagons:
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BTERTISING

4 BTER TISING cheap: GOOi: SIS
y t-DlIis.-AE PrTSyns vino contemplate
making Contracts With ne SpapyEs LIZ Ihe
Insertion OT advertisements, shUulI send -
cents to Geo. Z. kDNuIl y Co. "a Park TOW,
NcT HurS, for tuelr PAMPHLEF-BOOk
fnLu"ty-sevoIIh edition. containing Isis Of
UNEF EJJ ~RSpap aud estimates showing
The cost. Advertisements taken fJr leading
p1p~rS III many states Al q tremendous re-
ductiOu rom puBitsueTs' rates. GET ms
BOOK.