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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22
Funded Indebtedness Of the District
Of COlUu bia.

EXurBIT OF THE SINKING FUND COMMITS
The following is sn exhibit OF funded
indehtedn ess of the District of Columbia and
of the late Corporations OF Washington and
Georgetown, October 1, 1875, prepared by
Moses Kelly. esq, Treasurer of the Sinking
Fund Commissioners:
BONDS OUTSTANDING OCTOBER I, 1875
Of the District OF CoiiaRbiu:
Permanent-improveme coupon
bonds, issued under an act of
Assembly approved July 10, 1871;
6-per-c cent. gold interest. 81 900 900 90
PeTmanent-improvem coupon
bonds, Issued under an act of
Assembly approved June %, 1873;
1-per cent currency interest,". Il. 800 90
Permanent improvement coupon
bonds, issued under an act of
Assembly approved June 25 1873;
I-per-cent currency Interest,". so, 900 90
Market-stOck coupon bonds, is
sueS under an act of Assembly
approved August ., 1871; 7-per-
cent. currency interest. -. 152 400 90
Water stock coupon bonds, issued
under an act of Assembly APP
proved July 20, 1871; 1-per-cent.
currency interest. ................ 10000 90
Water stock coupon bonds, issued
under An act of Assembly ap-
proved June %, 1873; 7-per-cent.
currency interest. $4,000 90
COunty-schoOl coupon bonds, is
sued under An act of Assembly
approved June 26, 1873; 7-per-
cent currency interest. 5000 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-22

Total. ........... .......... s9, 1877 1858 IS
Less funding loan bonds, act June
20, 1872, not disposed of by the
Commissioners of the Sinking
Fund. .,....,.. So, 7O) OC
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-10
THE BEST PAPER. TRY r..
POSTAGE FREE.


FFHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
now IN It's thirtiath year, enjoys
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ut the kind in the Worlds new volume
commences january 4, 1879.
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trial. NJ ehanieal and Scientific Progress 81
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cf all kinda Useful Notes, Recipes, snggea'
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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-10

Iris Council Of Stale. ana lz was
entirely ay 8wu lault u ans
believed on him, ana heIr faith
was Lis strength. People en- ai-
ford to Be tEAtHINA aAtk Aa
much 0ffener than theF dream,
and IL any rloht view 1 their own
interests they can not aIora o bs
otherwise
How and 30 what extent open
confession g good foe the s0ui
our phsvcological researches wili
not allow us ca determine 5ut, toE
the mind, it IS alWays GOOD aud
wholesome 10 follow to aeknowi-
edge, and 70 love the TRUTH md 20
adhere Ia IL, to conf0fm g it. %
hold it i'll reverence as all times
and everywhere.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-06-10
NIX - FERR 81
AND STORE,
one mic above Laka oharIgs on Ihe

one mile above Lake Charles ON the
Calcasien River.
The undersigned wishes to inform
hetraYeling public and Stock Drovers
that he has put his Ferry and beef pens
In good repair, and is ready tn accom-
nodate an who may wish TO cross With
him, with everything that Is generally
required by stock men and travellers.
He has large safe Flat, suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock: also two
chain booms forswimming Fasturage
on each side Of the river, free Of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand full sup
ply OF Groceries, Provisions and For
age. at the very lowest pricesi
my9-a H. ID. NIX.
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The Conference at NRaslsEngr
fom.

The Conference ae stasst1mg~
From The Nau 9sisana Tims
The conference now prog SING
at Washington betveeH b elele-
CATION 81 Indian chiefs and the
heads of Indian affairs doss Dos
seem to. be marked by : splflt of
unanimity and friendhna In
fact, there appears to be want Of
that confidence on 1oth sides
which is necessary to aecsIni
negotiations. The Indiaus. 81 their
firss intsrview with ths efesldeats
expressed their opinion q the
SecretarY 81 the Inksriol and the
Commissioners of Indian Ailaits ia
language decidedly more toeclble
than elegant Trey Unlimited
pretty strongly that these officers
had lied to them, and had nade
promises t0 them which they had
never kept. and that they dld not
desire t0 have any tuftheE come
mnnicati0n with them On the
other hand, Commissioner Suith
has shown by bis acts Chat ha pnts
| very little trust ID them. GIN thelF
| arrival ia Washington they we're
not permitted to occupy their old
quarters at the Washington
/ House. but were sent 50 the lre-
| mont House The object 81 thia
change was 70 have tham more
completely under control, and also
/ % guard them fEam e0mmunlca-
ton with parties who are hostile
t0 the interests Of the Govern
ment. Even Professor Matsn, who
n few weeks ago exposed kha frauds
which were being perpeaFased af
I the Red Cloud Agency was mot
/ permitted to haye an interview
with them, except It'd th0 presence
| of the Commissioner. WhIla TINS
mutual glistgust exists there Is very
Il little probability THAT an tHlng o1
4 Importance will be accomplished.
l Red Cloud, Spotted Tall and
other prominent Chiafs Of the
I party express themselves ns bong
vegy much dissatisfied wlth khe
conduct of the President toward
glieln They came czpFe they
sar, "a make u compleiat Of thelr
( grievances Ia him, becapsa theT
4 had confidence iii him and inst lsa
not only refuses tn heag them, hnt
refers them % tlie officers III whom
they have come @ complain. 81
is yefy evident. from tAair temper,
that tlley do not inten1 ia allow
themselves to be Influenced o8 CO.
iolad into any setIenent oa the
matter concerhing ths Blaek Ekilla
count1y, which does noi Insure tu
them q more slslaetoEF n'1sAsAon
for the future. They leel that taey
have bsan swindl I PSI Govern
ment nss n kha past ADD the9
are determined that some aort q
inelica she'll he done th aeLcra
thav will tals seriousiy ab0pt
treaty Eur that county. 1'0 ell ad-
vancGs they reply chat t1ey ase
! not now prepared q aoG aesAaisely u
about the nsfl She'd they fs
illiag ~ hasr any
hnt tha there ns
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TerIIas of snbscFiptIoIl.

one COPY. one year .. 81 30
e,oe eopy. Ill months, .... 90 IS
x,ne COW. three months % 30
sinele oar,ies. .......... o5
Payabls invariably IN advance
ADVERTISING
per adrare, 40 lines or less) 100 20
Ngverv subsequent insertion 100 81
announcement Of candidates for
Office sIO w
French S5 extra
Business Notices, Is cents line.
0bituary Notices 70 cents line.
yel Sisemenfs sent IA foI pdDlca-
aion. when there are no directions, will
ll5e inserted in I'm glish and French, and
.yhen time is not limited, will be con-
Bfnued until orders are received al1d
usbarped accordingly.
IiberA aiscountto those who adyer-
AiselJy the year OF auarter
,Nooredit wiflbe given for Advertising
Of job work, eEcept by special agree
meIft.
Cards, stating merely the name,
business ana place 6f residence, with
paper iaelnded, Uwelye Dollars per
annum.
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PERSEVERANCE
nUR MTILs ARE SUBSTANTIAL


.OUR MILLS ARE SU8ssl AM AAa-
Il 81 ly built, expressly for the purpose
of Rice MILLING, with all the new im-
provements and appliances, with suta-
cient warehouse capacity 90 meet any
demand for receiving and 4orwardlng
BICE, centrally located To lallEoads
shipping. ferry and steamboat landings.
We will guarantee our milling and
weld both as to quality and quantity (,
is be unsurpassed by any nee nall iIl
this State
Our 'turn OUT has always been from
Tnt t0 i IA lbs. cleaned Rice to the bsE-
rei NJ rough, which is about twenty
Der cent over any mill IN TINS cisy
ard country.
We viii ply particular attention to
ibe separation of an lots of rough Rice
received by us.
Our charges for milling ere as follows
Ia per pound, cleaned, for nos. ana z
~ Ia NO.
IA for polishing horse mil
Rice
NO deviation "a the hlyove prices nm
der any circumstances.
sacks furnished free of ehnrge
SIIsXYRil2l9 y klPs
Address. Lock Box $50
anrgv New 0rlesns la.
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&erle, wort', i'd merbe Tie ndd) Teroienit
beoieuen! ! unb 1tiirSt nun beraus NIT el=
nem &npteni itod unb fabt nnS bel Der
&aplte uno wirft uns niebcr, unO >pdl5t
uns i'm @4nee >lnb l6ldgt uns NUMB
nit alien ¬en eines Gtodcs; mcnn
lpir Dies olles NIT @eoulo uno Treuoc
crtrosen unb an bes gcbeneocltcn ebrl=
itus 9eioen ocnfen, hie >pir ous 2icbe init
sS6m t6eilcn lollcn, 8ruoer Sen, l0rcibc:
bob oorin pplltommcne 6reuoi9feit 1T.
llnb nun> Yruoer SEQ, merle Den 90lub:
llc6er ol(cn @naben unO Gjabcn bes Dcl=
li9en Sci ltes, oic Gbriltus lcinen Tre,'n=
ben perleiDt, 1tcbt: li6 lclblt libcrlplnocn
,mb germ I'M G5ril I'll >pillen S1lmpt
Qeio unb unbiu crbuloen bonn oller
onbern @oben @:ttes fDnnen mir llns
nidt riiDmen bo lie nidt un1er ltno,
1onbern BON Gptt luebbolb Der 9(pp1tel
laot: g8as bojt bu> bos bu ni6t ppn
Gott empfan9cn bdttelt? uno menn burg
pon Sbm balt, ,uas riibml It bn bid, ols
lei cs bcin eigcn ? ylein in Dem &reu5e
Ser Mnic6tung unb Irii6lal oa oiirfen
mir uns rii1men, mic Der spoltcl logt
Sd rii1me midi ni0t, als olleln IN Dem
&reuSe unleres 9errn Se1u GDriltl.
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Sbio @aiienfrcunb.

g Nulmei fer-N u tn d dj=
ter-S -Slut6unb - 81 1000. Sepor
9err s(u9ult Nliillcr lib nod unlercn
9oltli6 freicn @eltoocn cinldiifte, botte
CT Die 8enn9tQuun9, in elmer prcuBilbcn
&leinl ltobt hcn Yottl ii6er Der unniiten
@hulu9cno su lbwinNen uno leincn lle=
Der Tlub an Sbcen in oic lceren &0pfe Der
linn onpcrtrouten GDbnc uno SDhter
peri ltanbcsbclNrdnttcr llntertbonsu bc3
"@clocn9reilss" SSilhclm su transicrircn.
Nadbem CT hics G0iflul elnigt Sabre
nit @eoulo ertro9en uno lou9e 9cnuH
am Sun; ;ertud)e Ocs "erltcu SnteQi9eni=
Gtaotes Der 98elt" 9cno9t lhniirte or
leinen olten Trad uno Die orti 9robcn
2einwanobcn,ocn in Gin Siinotl rcrl:
berte Iein Gpnptriatonslcrcon rno an
oerc iibelfliilii9c 2c6rmittel limb taultc
Elm 3uil6cnScdStdct nod 9(cm Wprt.
9io6 II So9cn lon0ete CT in Go tie Cor=
oen uno oos Iicbc Gleno> bcm er 1iO
uOronBen" in Scr t1cueren $oeimatD 81
entiieben 9elu6t, begonn oufS 9tel,r.
Gr relolpirte lid) inoelicn turS uno puroc
9io@tlud6ter ins Der Gemil0en Tabrit
BON Mc&elun e. &obins in gSilliams
burg. 9os Sing sng snfon9s lebr out
bis Dor eini9cn Sooen Scr b6le 6oi6uno
1einer Yrooberren 1iN 9}o6t5 lo5rib uno
nlcren ormen Gr=G1ulmeiltcr jdmmsy=
lib serflei]1te. Gr luurbe bien1tuntuua=
liD uno orbcitslps. bat ober boIiir Die
Serren Nc&ellon & GobinS ouf $4,000
S6oocneriab pertla9t.
-Dic STEM Ccmotrtte in : bio
babcn bic Gntbcvluug aemocbt, bub Der rcpubz
lfanild)c @ouucrncurS> Gonoioot @apes i'm pur.
i9cn Sabre ooS Diibid)e Siimmden bon finf<
Dunbert Collars sur T6rocruna bcS 9Seibcrielo<
suaS bciltcucrtc. OuS GclO iuuroc un Die Scn<
percns<eo9c SIT Sremont besablt.
Sine propDetil d) e@rab Drift.
s(uf cincm aird1ofc in 0lorcn, cntocdtc man
uor ciniscr 3et eiEcn @rabIeiu nit folaenber
Snidriit: v@icr lieat solmina SIrmoto bon
Nrmati aus 6lorens, Der Grtinbcr Der @rilcn.
G'ott ucr,cib' ibm icine Siinoeu. snno 1878"
81 Der %criolicrr bicie @rabd)rift mobl cin
Stud6cn vScbcr" mar - bsmcrtt busu cin
sScncr Wott - uub prnpbctii1 auf ben N(ibz
brouc) nit Den NuocnNlGleru onlpitlen iuoNtc,
bic btutsuta9e lcb9lid uls Mobeortitcl 10 uirle
Mulcn - Ocrunsicrcn:
YuShcr Sd)ule.
! XeGrcr: gSuS mar mttcu in Eorabic lt:-
CLIFF: Sin s(pielbaun. - Scbrrr: SSa5
| tDut Gra: -Glile: Sie brncb ciueu Slpfel ub
uno Nab i'm bcnl alonm - %cbrer: 9SaS
obcr g1tte sloam iagen iollcu - Glii ic: SD
nnufc!
- @a1reno @iSuard ,ne,nt, bns r6mildle
FopltbuM fllrScn 81 fSnncn, bat oic M1d)lie
rulli@e Mc9ierun4 gang anoerc ynidtcn uols
Yopite. sc batmit bcm Sbcrbouptc Der tatboz
!il@cn STRIDE unfcrDonoclt uno encn Ncrtrag
0bAeldllnnen.
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lteGer 0aS 8aoen lno Sdwinmcu.

4tPCC[ uuS Ouutit lIiu Ouyiut""'>"s
Oba(ei6 Der duBerli6c @e6 roudb oeS
Moiers sur Grbaltung Der Gelnnobelt
uno &einli6feit idon Su alien 3eiten
uno bci alien @blfen gemobnlld 9ewe=
len it, 10 16eint bod boS 8oOen, ols on=
qenebmer @euB pber ols Seilmlttcl, nur
ouf Die 9e1itteten N6lfer Guropas rno
Mliens bel6rGnft 9c>pclen 81 |ein. Sn ben
friibeiteu 96riften 0es Nltert6uns lpiro
bes Babens entweber ols zines reli9iDlen
@cbrau6s ooer als eines 9tGrfun9smlt=
tels segen bic 8cl6weroen uno Mbmat:
'tunecn hss &rieges erlud6nt; obcr bel
bielen @r,pGbnun9en lit nur oos talte
Bob, perauf mir un1cre s(ufmertlamteit
bel1rdnten werben, in getradt 9e5Dgen.
9as 8aoen ,puroe ben 9(nbdn9ern bcs
Wto{aij0en @elcbcs ltrcns befoDlen. gn
uerIDieOencn Gtellen ber beiligen 96rltt
wirb es als@eilmittel peri@ieoener &ront=
6eiten genannt. Sn mebreren beitlmmten
6dQen ,purben bie Suoen, beuor llc nldt
bie por9ej1ricbenen Nblua1 16un9en Der
ri6tet batten, ols unrcin angeIcbcn uno
ourften feline @emein1 nit 9lnosrn
pfleoen, 9ie @rieden entlebnten, lule
ibre Sc lGi6ti6reiber crSdblen. ben @e=
brauA) bes Babes bon ben G9Dptern,
unb bic Dfientli6en BQoer bilpeten bel
i6nen eiuen tpibti9en 3iuei9 oerbautunlt;
piele Mpblbabenbe 1u6ten 1ib our1yer=
idpenbung 1T BET Ginri1tung uno Wer<
sierllns Dffentli6er 8d0er bic @unit oes
9}olfcs ~ ertperben, un0 nod Deute be-
tpunoert man bie ,pertbpollen ueberrelte
oie1er @cbau6e. 9ieGpartaner ilbstlieBen
bic Einri@tung Der Baoeanitalten niht
bet Willtir pom 9ripatperlpnen> ionSern
unteriuorien fie feFen @eieken. 9ie 3t5=
mer nabnen li6 bic Y9oer ber @ie@en
aum Wlutcr uno barten luie olele Die
ldDniten 8Gber; Die 1ie ober 1pdter IN
prd6tioe BDDnDduler per,panoelten mn<
rim bic @0bne Der patriSier unb @t;den
erso9en pnrocn. .x
Sic @eranoerung welbe sic Serllb=
rnng bes talten gSallers ouf ben Sforper
berporbringt, tDnnte uns peranlahen,
bie p6DIil6e 9latur uno gigenibaft oes
toIten 8abes 5u unterluden uno mir
,upQen ,peni9itens eini9e slnoeutunsen
bapol 9eben. 9as lci6telte gSoller lit
uenigitens S0Omal idwcrer ols Die Suit
,penn baber bic 2uftldule> luel@e onf uns
fern &Drper brudt, NIT elmer @etpalt bon
5000 @fun6 in Ba1er perwonoelt mer<
Den tDnnte, 10 iuiirbc oas gon5e @etpiebt
oieies DrldeS 81 100000 Yfullo betro=
oen. Da aber uniere @e1unobeit our6 Ell
men lnter1 dieo pon $4,000 Yfuno IN
ocm Drude Der gu # ange9rffen miro. 10
fam man lei9t be9reifen> oab BET menl4z
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&elitbt ouf,parts hJitft, 10 beoedt oos
@alIcr bcn 9an5en bintern She'll oes,
&opfca, ,shb ba Iein @cluid)t Ie6r burd)
oo1lelbe unter1 1tiibt miro, 10 blcibt oos
@eliAt iiber Dem Nalicr uno bos 9ltb'
men frei. 9as @elidt miro li6 bel jc=
Dem @inotbmen I'M einen Son er6cben.
uno bel jeocm 9(usotbmen I'M cbenio uiel
linfcn, ober ME o ticfi bob oos 9Soler
iiber oen Nfun0 t0me. @enn Semono,
Der ni0t ltbuimmcn tann, iufdllig ins
9So5lsr fdQt> obcr @eiitcs9egenwort &C.
mug fat, IN, 0os llntc:l linten Su uermei=
Den uno ben &6rper in bicle natiirlid)e
Stcllun9 81 brin9en, 10 fam er lid piel<
lsi0t 10 lon9e Dor Dem grtrinfen bemoD=
rem, bls 0ilie tommt, bcnn oos our6
en9e1ogencs Mo1ler permebrte Geluibt
Ser &leioer 1T I'M Moller lelblt unbebey..
tenn, oblbon ie lebr iduer linb, luenn
]ie aus Dem Muiler tpmmen. 96er cs lit
9iicmonbem Su rot9en, lid ouf feline @ci=
1tes9e9enmort in eincm olben 9lugen-
blide SIT usrlo1en oas @i6crlte it,
lAwimmcn sl lerncn. Sann miro man, I'M
Ye1ib oicler Tertigteit, bel pitlcn @ele~
genbeitcn ]iN 1iGcrer un0 9litli6sr fiib=
len, oa man frei BON peinlider Tur6t Dor
@efabrcn 1ein fam, bes Nersnii9eus
niDt au 9ebenten, ooS bicle 10 on9enebmc
uno niibi6e llebung 9e>udbrt. Mbseleben,
oob es cine niiklibe 9eibesiibung it, fat
g au@ nu6 BEN Nuben cincs taltcn 3D.
ocs, Der our6 Die Yewe9un9 lmo Sic
0usfelanl ltrengung pcrnlebrt wiro. Gi<
ni9e Ge5cl numb 9Sarnun9cn jeoo6 mil T.
len beo9tet wer0cn !; meDrere linb bereits
er>pdbnt, uno cs 1T MIR nod 3u bcmerten
nDtDi9 0ob 9erjcniae, Der li0 6ino6lti
sen milf, nit Dem &opfe, aber ni6t nit
ben. Tiiben, sue>1 in bas Molicr tau6en
lollte; Der &0rper lol lueOer sl luorm
nod su talt lein; 9cfd6rlibe Sliille uno
5ei1e loQten permieOen rueroen, uno man
iollte 6as @aIer ni1t sber betreten bis
Die Gtroblen Der COME OaHelbe eini9err
moben er,udrmt Duben.
@ebr gefdDrli6 fir ben Booenben lit
Der &rompf.' Miro man bon bielem &C.
| |fu0le befallcn, 10 lit c5 Gin Mittd sur
Wertreibung oeiIel6cn, bem bouon ergrif=
ienen &lieoe eini9e p!0tli6e, ltarfe uno
! bcfti9e 8cwe9un9en, no m69lib auber=
1olb bes g8allers, 81 9eben; 1oQte oies
ni6t fru0ten, 10 mub li6 oer51wimmcr
ouf oenTiifcn le9en un0 0iel leYelpegun9en
fortleten. Gin @6ukmittel wiocr Sen
&rampf it, penn man Die @lieoer ppr
Dem Sa0en nit cinem rauben Su6e reibt.
gu pel6er @ortrefili1fsit 6 aus Die
Menl l6cu i'm GNluimmcn 9ebrabt babcn
mbgen, 10 lit es bod bcmertenslpertb,
bab folt nod ale Yerlonen, Die ins gSal-
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-27
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
Still Farther Particulars of the
 Failure.

San Francisco, August 26, 1875. Tremendous excitement on the streets. The Bank of California has suspended The bank closed at 40 minutes past o'clock this afternoon. Thousands of excited depostors are besieging the doors of the building. Mining stocks have done the work.
 San Diego, August 27.-The Union this mol ming publishes an interview between its San Francisco correspondent and Mir. Rals- ton, President of the Bank of California, at 5o'clock yesterday afternoon, as follows: Cues. Will the bank open in the morning Ans. No.
 Q. When will the bank opena
 A. We do not expect to open again. Q. Do we understand you correctly2 A. We do not expect to resume
 Q. Have the other banks offered assis- tance
 A. No. Q. Have you asked their assistance
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-27
Prescott, Friday Evening, August 2. 1875.

A. (Hesitatingly.) We have asked.
 Here the secretary read the resolution adopted by the directors, which is the official announcement of suspension:
 OFFICE BANK OF CALIFORNIA, August 26, 1875. The Trustees are under the painful neces- sty of stating to the customers of the Bank and the public, that the Bank is compelled to suspend businrss at this moment, and without reports from our agencies We are not prepared to make statement as to the situ- atlon of the Bank, but we are now examin- ing our interests critically, and will, at tue earliest possible moment, make definite report. By order of the trustees,
 s. FRANKEL, Secretary.
 The Bank paid out one million four hun dred thousand dollars in coin to-day. When Mr. Ralston said the Bank would not resume the silence in the apartment was oppressive.
 There was run on the National Gold Bank and Trust Company this afternoon, but they paid out the coin up to the closing hour of the day. No one can tell what to- day will bring forth. The stock board closed at once and all business, directly or indirect ly, was ordered suspended.
Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-27

DID. Hathaway has also had the mousse Ill
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Arizona weekly miner., 1875-08-27

Park, Aug. aith. At St. Thomas Parker was oi
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