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Tue GENERAL WoaK.-A list OF
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tie closing scene of the Fos.y-thiri
Congress are al presented iu the
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been , more successful one in practical
results. The cause Of the failure OF
the soldiers bounty bill is shown, and
the work Of the SESSION is critically re-
viewed. This number Of TIE RE
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On historical and current topics and
prospective issues In the coming Presi
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a reliable, carefully written political
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'diGiStH tuttcF.
Alfred !. Pony.
Jame, VI. B1ilstu.
a0i 4. y. SchIstai.
II. b hctssam,
All ,sGIafe Nci,
~ blsine~ under the ETm
nai:c cI cch1>ier EotC.sm
70, aoI } 1. Dytcn, :. /
Buck ani II. u. Harvey. %
ing bl~!less Gr-er Tie ;u.m
Eanie OF i. 1. osica i u,
Ieieni.i.ts
Alrei j. fer!y, y. y. Schu Ter,
y. Ii. he'char', tsad1Ec We, j {.
UsGen, , J. Back, sbt d. a. Harvey
nov reo'deut defendants wh axe no
ace 'hii JJnn 1. i''t-a {! the cpuu.y
OF hcd hLto", III tne State OF Nc
b.aSAa, d'I on the sch day OF Apnl
$50 he his petition IN tae Dislike
court "Iihln add for the county Us
HeoatcT: 10 tie S'afe OF Ncbri.,E
against TIE above named de.eIIau;.
setting ioEtsi that 'l.c sad Johl u.
iOt,er aai E'ztb.th Potter gave a
mortgage 10 the -ld Aifc! T. Perry
on LOT tcn liUl IN block twenty ~ 20
10 the village o; Red tiuii, Nsb anI
lets ten All! eleven 10 4 ~. in bloct
one ~, IN :.!ehafd,on', sjd;ll,n {,
hcd Cloud, AL in said Web,,sr county
to secure the p1vueut OF the sum OF
three hnnlrtd 1907 dollar. according
70 certain notes referred 10 IN sail
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Legal NOTICE

Ia the District Cour: Of the 1t Ja-
disia. District, State os Neo,asas,
within ard fer Webster county.
Solomon B-aasxick,
Hyrssu B:s3swick,
doing Iasiaess ueder the
name ard style Of Braas-
xics { Bros
~.
Michael Cock,
Maria Cock.
SHatTi-k Barry, Dsats
Toe above nanssd iefsEiaa,s I'll
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NEW GOOySi

A fresh stock O. Dry Goods and
Grocerie, viii be SID al bottom. prices
at the Gsauce Store.
Ho,g Is toe fr Xight Yo1 can
Ing a good PR OF kip boots t,r four
dollars at tie Grange Store.
Try sone Of tia, good Tea q. the
Grarce Store.
1PRINTS! sEPRINTSt
The incest Prints in ,oSn can be
had 1t The Grange Store.
NyG1 want 10 get yo,r Stationery
cheap ~ 10 ;hc Pest O5ice. 2fs4
-Grarrer's, ifyou want GOOD tea,
coGee, sur1r, arl crhcr groctie~, call
at the Grange Store, next door To TIC
l'os' cGce. J0Ex &. POTTER, Red
Cioai.
60 to sui.h & Calyeft for Furni
tnfc.
-h;i h;ndt of Dry Goods in large
s@prly and at reasonable rates at
GAaEER & Cos.
-Gosl warm fn and winter shawl;
AID dress goods at
c.. Cos.
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LEGIL NOTICE

In tie District CJu.t ~ the IL ia.
licial ns,Tset Ia sEi !Ss Webster To-.
Nruraska.
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80
Gs..S@s

To exchanges yoke OF ; yeaT-o'i
steers fGr a young msre or h9rsc.
3itf j. e. iloLcoME-
Ws,aut Creek, Webster Co, Neb
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CONGRESSIONAL.


W. Tip.on. B~rownviIic. Us Senator.
y. Hitchcock. Osaahs. l. :. senator
Iorcnzo Crouase. Representative.
EEFCUTIVE.
tTLtS GarprB. Governor, Lincoln
- t3oepcf. Iin:vln. Sec. o. SO.
Ia a..t--n- l..7tr;cr, Auditor.
J.. !. k.enie. Goinia5Is- rca-rrer.
]. r Webster Ec .trirc. hi,y 'rn-
J. &. Sck.rzie. Lincoln. Sop. fGt lne,Tnc.
JUDICIARY.
Geo =. LII. Gr.-la. ClicfJ.s.!rc.
Dsar Gert Neirseta fItT. Associate jus.
S=iaI Nd; rrli. ii-ts'n"Ithb
WEBSTER COU@TY.
4 -,Ve-s. County CerR.
y -. Inn IrraF.rcr-
Il. Tr',.-z. Fcohs.. J1igc.
a - Sheriff.
81 : VAL School ~u,'t.
a Z 9. an trToT--.
" +. Th.r,. County tuTgc!sT
4. n. Hardy,
T.. -. H-.i. County 'oAtat-Ioherf
u. Nstr-s.n. J
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NOTICE.
In tie District Court of the lst Ju-
dieial District, State of Nebraska with
in and Tor Webster County.
Patrick Barry,
VS.
Michael Cook.
Maria Cook,
Solomon Brunswick. I
liyman Brunswick.
doing bas:acss under the
name 4 style OFFS. Bruins
wick K Bro defendants.

The above named defendants will
take notice that the plaintiff in the
above entitled action did on the 2Tih
day Of Feb. A. ID. 1915, file his petit
ficn against you in the office OF the
Clerk OF SAIL Di>tric, Court, setting
flrlh tina, the defendant M,chael Cook
and Maria Cook gave a rIor,gsge 10
p!sintiii Patrick Barry on iets one a3d
two, block II. ia the town Of Red
Cload, in s,l ccua.y to secnrs the
payment of enc huEired and fi.iy-6re
dollars aud interest according ID a Ger
tain noie referred TO in sail mortgage.
Tsat the sane Solomon Brunswick,
Lyman Brunswick, doing business
under the name and style OFFS. Brun,
wick IL Bro, Claim SORE interest 10
said premises, under aud By virtue Of
a certain mortgage given 10 them by
the said defendants Michael Cook,
plaintiff asks judgmcn; on said promo
sorry tote for Sl55 % with Interest a.
~ per cent FROM TIE 20th day OF Feb.
1874, and that said premises be sold
TO pay the same and the defendants
are notified that they are required TO
eh-r and ansser said petition on O.
before the 26lh day Of April, 1875.
II. S. KALff.
50 5v pf Is. Aa'y for pisiot:g
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UsI0Tn

n boy l6 o. Is years old, to herd
stock this season.
5i-tf J. c. HoLcoMB.
Walnut Creek, Webster Co., Neb.
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II. =. kALEY,
f---.. S..,-.lo,
LEGIL NOTICE

In the District Collt OF the l., Ju-
dical District in and fo. Webster Co,
Nebraska.
-. Nn-
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The: G"ucs;ic SeV;ur Moch'ne
i. Acknowledged hy al competent
r,;yas to T. jhc Lest machine uoa be-
ote tLg rl&!ic.
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Save yGur nau:,cy These bard time,
t. ra,r~ - Wilcox. W." viii cave
R.u.c5 on Your taxes.
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at Ogdensburg. The solicitor calls ssne.
cial attention to the law relating to this
class Of officers and the duty required o.
them, and admonishes them they must
avoid complications with revenue officers,
and to keep unspotted and above suspi.
cion in the discharge of their official
duties. The first work assigned the
agent is the detection OF fraud in the
revenue at the principal ports and the
suppression of smuggling. To further
this end, the solicitor will avail himself
OF means at his command to find out to
what extent the Custom House officers
are derelict, and how far connivance is
necessary to defraud the Government.
The committee OF officers and bankers
appointed to investigate the loss of Si7,-
900 are ready to report. They will find
that the money could not have been taken
by any person not connected with the
Treasury, and will cfiticise the loose man.
agement of the funds.
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Word TO BILLIARD PLAYERS. Henry
Mahlstedt, at TIE Panaca Saloon, Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
of the finest billiard tables to be found
on the Pacific Coast. one of them being
full sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourh parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan 4 COLLEEN
der's everlasting steel plate cushions,
and were made by Liesenfeld, Of San
Francisco. Now, all you billiard PLAYERS,
here is chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent. for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game and
Will be liberal enough to give you good
show and not heat you oil the time. You
cen always find on hand also a large as
sortment of No. liquors. with cigars of
the n bet J, brands ar" .:.,-. One BIT
If you want any tin ware, sheet iror
and copper ware Manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices
go to >. o. Halpin ~ Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. II.
CHEESE Cheese One thousandipounds
of White River Cheese; also, best East
ern Cheese, for sale, to the trade or at
retail. at L. c. PouJADE's.
RoLLA WATT, at DR.. Lees Drug Store,
De Cabanas brand of Cigars, three for
| 90 cents.
Best brands of Sack and Plug Tobacco,
Pipes, Pouches, ETC., at RolIa Watts,
DR.. Lees Drug Store.
Ice! Ice! delivered daily by me.
Leave orders at Fulks & McAlpin' s
saloon. If W. II. WILSON,
CIaARs, all brands, qualities and kinds,
for sale by Rolla Watt at Lees drug
store, Main street, If
Ice, CRYSTAL Ice, delivered daily BY
S. B. MARITIME. Leave orders ct saloons
of L. Hamilton or Fulks & McAlpin. Il
The best OF sherry and claret wines
are to be had at T. G. Poujades. 1w
Go to Alexandra for your drugs.
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Pacific Coast.

WISNEMucoA, August 4.-Rover, con-
victed of the murder of Sharp and sent
enced to be hung September 9th, has
appealed to set aside the sentence on the
plea of illegality Of the verdict, not stat.
ing degree of murder.
The Piute Indians are much excited
over an outrage on squaw by Mexicans
at Mill City.
SANTA BARBARA. August 4.-In the
trial Of Mrs. Norton. as an accomplice in
the murder of her husband, yesterday
the testimony of Cotton was taken. 1t
was to the same effect as the statements
previously published. going to show her
completely in the crime. Mrs Norton,
on her defense, testified Cotton killed
Norton without her knowledge or CON-
plicity and compelled her by threats to
keep it secret and live with him. To-day
the arguments were finished and the
Judge charged the jury. Court ad.
| JSNaaSu w r. We
San FRANcIsoo, August 5.-The Dem.
ocratic City Convention had long
wrangle last night over the question OF
affiliation with the State Central Com
mittee in making municipal nominations.
The motion finally prevailed to appoint a
convention of eighty members and invite
the State Central Committee to send
fourteen delegates to the same. The
reply Of the State Committee is withheld
until this evening.
The Citizens Independent Nominating
Convention at a meeting last night
nominated Pacheco for Lieut.. Governor
Ed. Halleck Secretary of State, J. W
Vaudeville Controller, VIM. Minis Sur
veyor General. The nomination fol
Governor was deferred.
Col. Deane was yesterday elected
President of the San Francisco Stool
and Exchange Board. Mr.. G. W
Bonynge was chosen Vice President.
The managers Of the Mechanics Insti
tute Exhibition state that space has beei
allotted to various applicants in tn
pavilion and request exhibitors to fit N
and occupy the same by the 1lth inst
The fair opens on the 18th.
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District Court.

The District Court met Thursday at 10
q. M, pursuant to adjournment, and
transacted the following business:
., F. W. Clnte vs.. W. II. Hall-Trial con-
tinued until to-day, August 9Th.
The application of Geo. Goldthwaite
for mandamus against the County Com
missioners came ON for hearing. The
counsel for defendants objected to the
form of writ, and the objection was sus.
tanned. Counsel for plaintiff moved to
dismiss said application without preju-
dice. Granted.
Matter OF application of Geo. Gold
-thwaite for writ of mandamus against
the County Commissioners, the petition
and affidavit filed in open Court, it was
ordered a wr of mandamus issue re-
turnable on Saturday, August 7th. at 10
a. IN.
NJ. Regain va. N. wescoatt- Cause
tried and judgment given for the de.
PENDANT.
The Grand Jury were then impsn.
neled, sworn and the charge read to
them.
Floral Springs Water Company ct al
vs.. H. d. Beene ct al.-By consent OF
counsel in open Court, plaintiffs appear
cd and presented an amended com
plant herein. Same is ordered filed.
The Court then adjourned until to-day
Friday. August 9th. at 10 al IN.
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the United States Revenue laws, and
ordered proceedings instituted against
five Of the principal tobacco dealers for
having empty cigar boxes on hand, the
stamps upon which were not obliterated.
Tho Revenue officers are instructed here
after to prosecute all cases of the kind,
under penalty Of being reported to the
Department and removed from Office for
neglect Of duty.
The Mammoth Copperopolis mine,
Tintic, has been leased to San Fran
cisco gentlemen named Mclean, Gen.
Heffernan and G. NJ. Gilberson. The
property is to be extensively worked
this season. II is the general belief
among mining men. that the Copperop-
oils if properly operated. will prove to be
a valuable property, and handsomely re-
munerative to the owners.
A large body Of rich ore was recently
struck in the Neptune and Kempton
mine, Bingham Canyon, which is being
worked under the new management.
Twenty miners are employed, and the
new proprietors are gradually reaching
the average shipments Of former times.
The Ashland tunnel has reached length
OF 400 feet. The body Of ore in the shaft
is sixteen feet wide.
The existence of a large vein Of anti
mony in the San Emidilo mountains,
Kern county, has long been known, but
owing to the lack of facilities for trans.
portation nothing has been done TO de-
velope it. The near approach of the rail-
road has now induced the owners to
make preparations for opening the mine
and erecting furnaces.
The Salt Lake Herald says several
good strikes of horn silver and milling
ore have been recently made in the
northern part of Utah, and others near
the line Of the Union Pacific. The en-
tire region appears to abound in mineral
wealth. Timber men are the lucky dis
coverers of the late finds.
Another discovery of gold is reported
in the western suburbs Of Decatur, III. A
single pan Of the surrounding soil, tax. n
out last week, on being washed, was
found to contain from twenty to thirty
cents worth of gold.
The report of the survey for the Darien
canal will be completed in about six
weeks. It has been ascertained that the
entire length of the canal will be 294.1OO
miles, with one tunnel 81 miles in
length
To give an opportunity to the work
ing man to allay his thirst in these hot
days, Austin brewers sell beer at 25 cents
per quart.
Tho Reno Journal advocates the or
ganization of a building association in
that town.
Scarlet fever still spots the Renoites.
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INJURED.-Thomas Sandrews was in
jured yesterday on the eighth level OF
the Raymond Il Ely mine by cave.
His head, neck and legs were injured
seriously, though not necessarily danger
GUS, so DR.. Deal Informs us. He is at
his residence on Panaca Flat. where
his wife and children reside. The acct
dent occurred yesterday morning about
III O'Clock, and as soon as it was ascer-
tanned that he was injured DR.. Deal was
called to attend him.
TRE CouNrY.-The County Commits
sioners of Lincoln county deserve much
credit for their attempt to keep down
the expenses Of the county. They are
now running the county at an expense of
only about 80, 900 per month, which is
very reasonable. and which is coming to
the county from taxes OF various kinds
II the same attention had been paid pre-
viously to the various items OF county
expenses, We might now have q very
small debt.
A PRESENT. The typos at the RECON-
Office took much pleasure yesterday in
informing us that Jos. Cochina brough,
them out a frst.class watermelon, one
of the finest they have seen this season
Each one of those ducks-the typos VT
mean-as he wendell his way from din
ner back to the Office, stopped in to Set
us and tell us the merits OF that melon
how nice it was and so ripe, but we coulc
ntsee it-would rather have seen it thar
hear about it.
LosT.-A check has been lost by F
W. Clute. drawn by the Raymond & Ell,
Mining Company to the order OF P. NJ
Flynn for $l22. This check is date,
May 3. 1875. Payment on the same ha
been stopped SO all parties are cautione,
not to negotiate it.
PAY-DAH.-Thefe was. as usual, on III
pay day of the Raymond & Ely mine
quite number of the boys under th
Muuence OF alcoholic stimulents, bu
every one seemed good natured; n
nsnts as iar - heard from at the tim
we write this local. VISA
JUSTICE CouRr.-The case OF i. +
Staples against VIM. Culverwell came n
yesterday before Justice Allen; BY m,
tual consent Billy confessed judemer
for $50 and agreed to pay the costs I
the case.
n. MAYER, Of the firm of KulIman
Armer. having tarried a few DAYS !;
Phoebe takes his departure TODAY bv n
Salt Lake stage. He has made b;s sho
visit pleasant and agreeable to ali ri,
whom he came in contact. VIZ
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Eastern Dispatches.

New York, August 5.-Brooklyn has
taken the lead in celebrating the csnten-
NAL of Daniel O'Connell's birth by an
address by Richard O'Gorman last night
to large and enthusiastic audience, and
stirring events in the life Of the great
agitator were wildly portrayed.
DETROIT. August 5.-W. X. Muir has
resigned the general SUPPLEMENTARY Of
the Detroit & Milwaukee Railroad to
take the general manaaership of the
Canada Southern Railroad. Mr.. S. s.
Galloway succeeds him.
CINCINNATI, August 5.-The Gazette's
special from Bluffton, Ind, says: The
rumor OF the breaking Of the large reser-
voir at Celina is confirmed by heavy
rise OF the river. The railroad bridge is
still standing. John Thomas, farmer
living two miles east of this place, had
twenty i've acres Of wheat washed away
and started down the river in boat
with his son, to save parts of his fence.
The boat capsized, throwing both into
tho water. Thomas was drowned, but
his son succeeded in making his way to
some willows, where he hung for three
hours, when he was rescued
New YoRK. August 5.-The loss by fire
in Arbuckle's mill, on Front street, yes
l
terday, is $4,000.
GIoAGo, August 5.-Returns from thu
Cherokee election indicate Colonel Ross
now holding the Office Of principal chic
OF the nation, has been defeated by tn
Rev. Charles Thompson. The chief
taincy has been held by some member o
the Ross family ever since the trib
adopted a civilized form of government
Thompson has long been very popula
with the Cherokee nation.
A Washington special says the Solici
tor OF the Treasury has prepared Gil
cular announcing the boundaries of til
territory to be under the charge of th
J Supervisor of the Treasury Department
under the supervision of Low. Thes
officers are for the first time placed i
, connection with the Solicitor and wi
have the Secret Service as an adjunct i
suppressing fraud on the oustomi
supervising Agent Bingham ha
the New England ports undo
his charge, with headquarters st Boston
Howe is in New York; Hall will have b
/ ONCE In Philadelphia, Aver in Norfoll
, kinsella in New Orleans, Barney in Oh
cago, Mills in San Francisco and Curt
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s.N FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 5.
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SAN FRANCISCO. August 5.
su.ars1 MORNING SALES
a7s5 ophir-1s rs 70 7sA tex 75H II 75a "a
s2ao Mexican-so 29h 30 ash 2sb5 294
$40 Gould & Curry-29 29H % 2sb5 shb5 2s's
3Ob3O 29A bio S0AbSO
1856 savage-l55 1853 1859
2520 Best 4 Becher-73 70 72h IN 73b3o 72si
72kb5 7ib30 73H 72kb5 7Sb5
Cos Chollar Potosi-ll5 l2O l22 1876 1877 1875 l2I
127d 1913 1913
700 Hale Norcross-77 rs 76H 1918
92lO Crown Point-40 80 y 39b5
60 Yellow Jacket-95 30 92b 81 y.
1895 Imperisl-l2 III llss
$50 Keutuck-18 l8A IN
sos Alph.E24 2.s az IS 2i': 2'b5
3T5 Belcher-3lk 32Oo
1855 Confdence-25h 20
205 Con Virginia-360 357 y 355 1857 $50 35S
1925 Sierra Nevada 20 Il l9% 1e's
900 Daney-1h
1875 California-74h TAX rs az. 75b5 76b3O 747.
40 Exchequer-205
90 Seq Belcher-l05 105 S5 100
$50 Overmxu-s4 IS 80 y s4b5 81 hbl0
3S5 Justice-l60 1856 1888 1856 1877
$50 Union Con-ll y II 1lss In
27S0 Lady Brysn-lH
375 Caledonia-27 an PIX %
305 Knickerbocker-4A
AS Julia-2l 23A %
$50 Baltimore Con-s 5s 5abso 50. So
go Utah-15
800 Silver Hill-12 III Tx
AFTERNOON SALES.
$40 Meadow valley--6a 76zs
$50 raymond Ely-T 4s47h
635 Eureka Con-434
so Jackson-1A
so Pioche-4
40 Belmont-3h 81
100 Rye Patch-11h
l25 K X Con-5A 81
20 Prussian-2h 2sa
$40 Leopard-l7h
$50 Jefferson-4h Az
1855 Gila-4s4A 4A
100 Cornucopia-1
$50 Psnther-lk
90 Northern BELIEFS
735 Mansfeld-I1
$40 Golden Chariot-1A IL
450 South Chsriot-A
IT'S Challenge-7k ~ 7h7as
TO Dayton-s6h 6h 6,s
500 Poorman-4
200 Pauper-A
IS South Mountains
90 Illinois Central IS
AS Rock Island-AS ~
2,5 New York Con-43k SO
800 0ccidental-6H 81 b30
800 Phil Sheridan-lh Ia
1856 American Flst-44S
1916 ryler-1H INK
800 Alta
l245 Woodville-3 3h 3hb30
800 Mint--k Coo
935 Lady Westinghouse
Iss S Seq ses' Rock isi.nd-I.
200 Jacob Little--lH
225 Leo-l1slk
1908 Andes 81 81 IS
1000 Mides-5G
so Florida-2h
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Foreign N ews.

LONDON, July 5. Ten thousand
strangers arrived in Dublin yesterday to
attend the O'Connell centenary.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.
BY HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE:
Mr. Hoffman Jas Clinton
DEPARTURES.
ny GILMER h sALIsBURY's HAMILTON LINE.
d Mcmillan Mollie Teats
frankie Wilson II @ Olmstead
Eddy Pierson
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BY Ell e G RAP III

SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
BY WESTERN UNION LINE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-08-03

Ser 6eutf9e &aifer lit ont
II. Suit auf ietner &etie mad Si9I in
sc ii n6en MD bonn bairii6en Sos
niee %empfangen tppr6en, f~onoern nur
bon einigen 9rinsen. Die &et9sfeinbe
i90pfen Oaraus 9offnunsen flr it@.