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, 1875-04-10

Tho publisher Of tho Clbyauns tlyyo.} Leadtr will
Issue april ~ twenty eghl-eolumu extra, contain.
lug large map Of the Black Als, Including all tho
mountain rAigss known under that namo also largo
vsrtely Of information, gathered from Official and pr4
vats sources, referring 10 this altahsorbuB torlo,
The Western News Company, No. Il Randolph street.
Chicago, In connection with the Rt. Louis Hook and
Nows Company. Will distribute This number Of tho
may 10 sent to thaso nrns, to tho publisher 1t
Cheyenne, VIC.
, 1875-04-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

Ths Rav. O. II. Fowler, D. D.. will preach Ia
tho Centenary III. E. Church to-uorrox morn
ing.
Tbs NeT. Wils!atn 4. Spencer, fresh from thu
missionary nslda Of tho world, Will preach in tho
Centenary II. Z. Church Buuday evening.
Thoge viii hs \ meeting Of Company D. Frat
, 1875-04-10

6p<tla1 DlspQfch u TIE Chkx.To TRIBUNE,
B1oux C1lY, April 9.-iho wntvr in tho Floyd
niver went down about feet to-day, and no
moro trouble Ia approhended from that source,
About ION mnusea boforo tho Rlon1 City d
Pacific hsidge fell yesterday, passenger train
OF tmo coaches, we'll filled with passengers. had
crossed 1t. Tho water ut that place IL very tlecp
and running with great velocity.
No trains on Illinois Central Or st. Paul roads
to-day.
, 1875-04-10

5tninwny'a Lntest Imrrovomant.
Thor new ratcnt TonosnataininB Pe.lat, attached
to both upright and Batsare pianos, may 10
at tho vareroos Of Lyon l. 1fca!Y. lG1 satc street.
THIS valuable attachment affords lilo performer
facilities fur tho production Of variety OF beautiful
otocts hitherto unaainabo in tic art Of plnno-play
Inn
, 1875-04-10


:o s ct ssns'g sD .3 & a. fGG
Funeral from ther ree.donec. 1s7 Patk.av.. sunday,
ET- D5eston and Uinoinnatl pAross pIea.o copy.
1uAL!.kt!MAN-0n the 9Th nlt.. ats o'etnck p. NJ,
'uhn Rtchard youngest son Of l9fn and Johanna kAl
laehan. ayel year: mont's. mi y aayt,
to Ua,as r. irS; sei II rsssnss, @ II
il arc respectfully Invited 70 sttona.
CHAMBERLAIN Yenn1cst dauEhtur Of Maria Annotto
and VIM II. thaniberlln.
fnnur4! ssrTlcct from rpafcncc, "a WAtas-ay, Sat.
asAAy. is!h in,t., at3 n'c,uek+
MoTr-Aprs! g ~ Southport Conn., q; r. Matt, f.
ther 9f john H. ntt OF this oJ. Akod II Jssr1 and 10
mouths.
rAntstl-Apri1 ?. Ln!u Frank, daughter Of John L,
sotb psalinss. =. so'sicsx shs tSa,ards, faosns -
of r Patrick Coonc5. ii hor rtdonos. III cat ri, III.
Ennsra ~ sstnrda; hy carriages to Church ot tho
etsry.
1ILnERT-At woctilswu. April 9. 1879, a! consnmp-
fnn Mra anniso NJ 0ilbess "sfo uf H. Gilbert, nf 1cd
uofA scrsjuH. hcr nse rssIdrnoo at1 octnck Sun.
daY aornoun. Friends Of tho fanity requested "
iE-Nov York Cttr papcr1 ploaso copy.
lat. liutcnant tho 7h Kna.an Ca.alsy aged u yoaFs
nattvo of soston Mass. bu Tor nnu1 ,oass resident
Fnnosa from hfs late tosd.nce rs North Poosi7-st,
sitrd.
LAHERGE-Apr,i ., At . o'clock p. M. at hi.
toslrhcry Esl Statn.st+ after tlncss nf two
ne3,; III, ~; s., VII: i"ssfss sgri a. ;sss.
rtss rDs.o COPY. ~ ~
, 1875-04-10

A Good Spring overcoat for $3.50.
Although this may ssan. hardly crsdible 10 many
OF cur rcaders, yet such IL tha very besal ipuceae
offered BY H. j. Nutttns, tbs Q. o. D. cloahier Ihess
g.snents ars cut long and atysb. aud viii at - ~o
~ higher priced goods. Mt. Nutiu8s stock includes
sost s1st5 dsz.rabs grads frara thoss abofs named
, 1875-04-10

Tho Grcnt Overland Sunday Mail Tsntn
Will lcavc Chicago. nnay Arit IT, at 1918 L. H., v!a
Chicago, nock 1nland Pacific i,niroad, eturning 1t
nll regular stations main lIue, connecting At uHata
with Monday morning express for Dshfer aud San
FsanclAco.
Tickets via Chicago Il Northwestern Of Chicago,
Burlington Quincy faitroads Will 10 taksn On this
, 1875-04-10

to tho rery "nohb!est7 broadway 9armenta worth
so. DnsIness aus's and boyn md chilrci1s clothing
In lmn,cnao variety tho year round Al 1s4 mud 15o
E{Ath etfrnt.
, 1875-04-10
OBITUARY..
ISAAC aAHSEYy.


Isaac Gannett, Ea1., welI-knorn resident Of
this city dloa last Monday from N attack OF
pnoumonia. Tho leceaaad was born Ia Doatop,
Oct. G. 1887. lie came to Chicago In 1866. and
has rosilea hare ever binco. In April. 1851, he
enlisted "a 4 private iu Battery 4, Chicago
Light Artillery, aud was among tho firdt tsoopn
leaving Chicago. 1osoryod out tho tuao for which
he enlisted and on hla return, recruited company
for tho Thirty-sevonth Illinois. but before being
mustered IN, took His men md Joined tho Seventh
Kansaa Cavalry, in which command ho retained
| 4 commission during the War. In 1869 he was
| given al Independent command Of desschmcnt
| Of men aerring ID an artillery company wltl.
| Buell. In Alabama. Ilo subsequently served on
the stat OF Gen. H. D. Mitchell as Naehvile. and
an Assistant Provost Marahal. General 1t Mo1lco,
No., WHICH position ho retained until nau.torod
OUT in 1866.
Upon lis roturn to Chicago hs engaged In tho
business at lifo insurance, which he followed
until he was slEiclcn down with pEogro1slve pa
ralyHls OF the nerves about .ttoon months ago.
This dlBcase, tho seeds ot which Aaa been sowu
III AiH constitution during his army careor con-
flnca. lltm 10 la house. lilo waa frequent cor
trtbntor to Tue TRlnusE. and. on tho Sunday
before he died, artfcla BY him on the nub1oot
| OF =" Graded Schools vas publiHhed. 1ls wAa
taken nit, pneumonia Saturday, Tho I'd inst, aud
died Monday.
Although Ar. Gannets neyer held any lmroe-
taut command in tile srmy. la mas noted for his
| splendid aollierly qualities aud made : wide
aproad reputation for hl1usolf In Private llie llo
was distinguished BY an exact and scrupu!ols In
tosEty, ,andcommanded tho respect aud esteem OF
tho "holo community. 1le "aA not member Of
any religions organization. Ills funeral takes
pIace Sunday, from hts late Eesftlance. % North
teorn ssroet. Tho services At tho Aouss will bo
conducted by tho Rey, lsobost Collyer.. 1la will
| A. H., Of which order 1Is was = meMbsr for many
| yoars, 1t G1acelanl Cetnetery.
, 1875-04-10

Ash Maggie to Show Ycu
sone Of tuono new styles In lanabro7uns 10 much
admired by all wlso 10 to 1lgcr, jenkins h Taxon'a,
decorators and rapcr-hangcrs 40 And AL stato
hfrrAt
, 1875-04-10

To-day ~ begin our srcat ss'o Of ribbons. SASH
wdths 49, to CO. and 10 eonta all boltcd ribbon, from
10 ncles II cents gros gratns. Is cents. All great
bargains l1otchkin, rAltnpr Co.. 111 aad 100 Stalls
street.
, 1875-04-10

Tho Skin Of tho Teeth,
The enamel Ia literally tho akin Of the tooih and
10 render this pear!y envelope mperianaho, wct
brilliant, nil you haYs to do iB to sotoont daily.
, 1875-04-10

Second Hand Organs.
very inns Reed h Sons, EsIey, rrtnce Co., and
Huriet otgans but little uatd for satc at Heel Tam
p1e of Music, "a Tan Uufon stfte At llhf-iIr!ce.
, 1875-04-10
~; s'.t'i. II Rtr<n"..
Ltene.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE GRAND QpEHA-tllUNE.


The Grand 0pcra-11ouso IL not to be closed
after ALL aud tho public will bo glad to learn
that s,ch ss tho cnso. There has bcen no end OF
1nismauoEomopt, but nothing moro cnlpalle.
Tho posspnal interests Of too many peoplo were
allowed to conflict with tho interests Of tho
house, and tho consequence was failure. Tho
management now falls into tho hands OF two
gentlemen rho arc capable Of running 1t, doubt
1eas, aud wIso arc amply backed In tLcir eutcr-
prize, They aro T.. II. kayno, the bass singer
OF tho company, and ". $. Wavreu. the fornor
Treasurer. The only chanGoH in tho company will
bo tho re fremont of MosGrB. holly Loon md Mr..
Edwin Lester, aud tile organization MI 1t now
stapds will he known aa Kayne, uall l. Wasnbols
NIinHtrcte. IInii mud Watnlolti thko tho ends With
determination To- giso tlrss-ciasa minstrel
entertainment of i legitimate character, without
any attempt TO 90 beyond 1t into oporN, and with
judclors reduction Of tho prico at Admission,
tho now managers will, 1t iB certnin, tnast with
Tho RucceHs tEey deserve. Tho reduction OF Is
csllts 10 q necessity Of tho tlnos and should hayo
been made long ESQ. - Ihe o!cl'satra and d1oss,
eea.s, aud tho gallery rs; The house roopcns
tonight Ni.h very good bill. BurEiaEa, with
"Deat Mots!er, kiss 3to," Hall with " Petroleum
Sam, kayue With Let AL obuS." Wa1nbodH
snosk." constitute nicels-solccted .ilst part.
which concludes with. tho "Crcus" finale.
De!ehansy 'and !leng1es give their amusing
"TyIcka iu LoYo," with songs and
da,,ccs; Hall holds hIs own on the
banjo aguinst all comets !: Wambold.
Kayne, and Surridgo play "Tho Wrong Dlnn:"
Wayuo md Lovely, ilo - 1ndla-ltubbor NIEs."
gfvo Their act, md tho whole performance Winds
lip with Delelanty and lIonRlcr's musical Htotch,
IL Fin III tho Kitchen" Introducing plantation
pastlmcs, bona soloB dances, and tlo like.
M1sA llAwTuoRNEH nEHEgtr.
With Miss uaw1horua'a bouofit tllia afternoon
and evening closeB tho regular sonson ut
Iloolcy's. II Ia the Inst regular baaotit, and
probably tho last OF the Boriea Being the last,
it should bo tho best, and, ns TIM bill
for both performances Is attractive, 1t
doubtless mill be. The drama for tho
matinee will be tho pretty aud
poputag "Itomnncc Of = Poor Young Man.
which il Gnu OF the most deserving piocca put
upon tho ntago Of Hooloy'H Theatre this aeaaon.
This evening "Lopaon Assurance" mill bo
given positiyely, NTH the full strength Of tho
company In tho cast.
NunBTHn AND NRTHuA.
Tho performances Of tho Wuraser d Methua
German dramatic company will not DO inter-
forod With BY tho roccnt failure Of tho Qsand
Opora, and the company will continue to play at
this houso every Sunday evening until tho end
OF tho ecason. Efforts are b8tnE, mada by
PROMINENT and wchlthy GormanB to SECURE this
house fur regular Hernian theatre for next
season. Thu company will perform, sunday
eynutng. tho renowned comedy by Arthur Muol-
Ior, r,tentitcd " G,lto SRcht, 1Eanso4en" {" Good
Night, Jolnny") Or Maria Thores< and uos
! Court"
, 1875-04-10

Tho credit side OF tho City Collectors balance
shcc, for The year ending March 81, 1876 show
inc tl,o business transacted In that department.,
reads AZ foltows
coec.ci OIL general reaI cstate Of lsa9,...$ 1870
Itctmrnfxl on sauc, ,,,.................. 1,slV.7S
collected OIL Interest Of tarne........... $40
i'ettrnr, drlnlle,,t on eAn1c..,.......... 1t1.74
''fssae" isSu as."s". 2735o
1,rturnci ticltno1teut gu interts! Of esnc. 43.p
{,olricl on rorsona property Of l87t.... 3,9lJ.pU
Uncollected on samo 5o,ss7.75
I.rrnrn and nbatrt1,cntb m asrnG,,..,..., 1Hj.lM
E3lrrtr m tntcrrst of ent,,o An
Enrol;rcte,1 II On i,,rrest pf as,no lii
is7i .................... 1,17s.oo
1tnnrnci feIinn,cnt on Interest Of s1,Ec.. 14}.;1
Collected oi, general real eAiato Of t811.... f0+l
ifnrotlente.s Dn same J.33
Dcpnucut on rams p,................... lo,aJ3.s'o
Collected on interest uf nafnc s."8
ttlinnnrnt on interest Of same. ..... 1,1E3g3
collected oil personal property Of l879.... 1s,38tsn
l1ncolicets.l au ra1rc c.................. H.+r91l
i:rrnra aui a'mte1,ltrtp On same ,.,,.,... 1t.n
t;ocIed on rcsi es,s.e IT 187J........ s,sl99;i.9
UucolIcctcd OF runle. 2,JJt63
Dcnuuept OF, aasnc snc,,.,................. b6,4M.Il
Errors md npaton,cnla. ................... 3y1o95
Collected oil intercAt Of fan1p. ......-.... H8l
InrolIcctea MI Interest at cane, .,..,..... 130n3
COLLECTED IN personal property Of 1s'o... 81? .4sE
juco!,crteh in saiiso iso,.,...........,.... lH3LiGt
In joined On same. ,nc........................ M1lhN
Errprn nni attachments, H,.................. ;at333
Ipco1!ecte co its # 4RfIle. 1I0JL09
COLLECTED on delinquent watcrllst Of 1s73.. 41S445
1fnrnl1ccted oil same. c.......,,.,,.,.,,,.. 1pJh3
The corresponding figures Of ths Previous Jear were
IL follows:
lea estate, perznnal property 3tsoo
bEcclai asae.alnct5ls.. adouagS5
Licenses. 14o'si1.o9
Total collection Of ls74.............*as9,2 ,2sl.72
tnTMrNr
, 1875-04-10
CITY COLLECTORS REPORT.

WHAT lie IEAB DONE puu1Sa THE YEAR.
Tho credit sito OF tho City Collectors balance
shcc, for The year ending March 3t, 1876. show
inc Tho bts1ncss transacted In that department,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

string Of nonsensical trashs and expect
the public TO swallow it without ques-
ton? II they do they are mistaken.
They are appreciated at their true value
The Minute-men Of 1876 have their eyes
ON them and will surely tumble them
from the places that they so justly have
forfeited. They can call themselves
what they please. They can throw art
and try to envelope themselves IN a
cloud of dust to hide them from the
wrath 10 come. But come it will. The
people are tired OF being hoodwinked, OF
being robbed under the name of this or
that party. They see an impoverished
country, with its foreign commerce gone,
its inland business decaying, distress nc
cumulating, manufacturing stationary
while still the tax-gatherer punctually as
ever presents increased demands, and
dishonest officials defy the efforts to
bring them to justice. Seeing all this
the independent voter will keep his eye
ON the men who have done SO much to
cause and aggravate these troubles, and
see that their place of pride will soon be
wrested from them.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25
THE NEW STOCK BOARD.

SAN Francisco, May 10. - The mem
beers of the Pacific Stock Board held
meeting last night for the furthering Of
preparations for the commencement Oh
business at an early day. A large nun
Der of additional applications for mem
bership was received. from which 2,
names were selected, bringing the roll
up TO IS, leaving only two seats to De
disposed Of. These members pay IN
Sc. 600 each. The new Board starts with
a round capital OF 1876, 600. The fol-
lowing ia the roll of officers: President,
+. J, Baldwin; Vice President, General
Geo. S. Dodge; Treasurer. Geo; y.
Hickoy: Secretary, Andrew j. Moulder.
The temporary place of business has no.
vet been announced. The BOARD nAs
made deposit on the property occupied
by the Anatomical Museum on Mont
pomery street, which will be taken down
az soon as the bargain is contaminated
and contracts effected, and new build
ing erected in its place. The lot on
which the Museum stands has frontage
of so feet on Montgomery street, py
depth of 210 feet to Leidesdort street.
An l. has also been secured, when runs
through to Pine, on which street 1t fronts
4G feet. 1t is the intention to open
Leidesdorf street through to Pine, by an
arch covered with glass roof, and VIII
make an excellent open board-room pro,
tected from weather. The proposed
building will cost some $4OO, 600, which
will bring the total cost Of the house ana
lot to nearly $750.000.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

1t is now stated that the contest Tor the
California Governship on the Demo
cratic side has narrowed down to =. L.
Ryland, of San Jose, and Thos. Findley,
Of Nevada city-the San Francisco prl-
maries having closed johnson out
Carson Tribune.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

There is considerable mining excite
ment at st. George, and new discoveries
are said to be of daily occurrence. There
is danger Of Brigham's southern capital
being converted into an ungodly Gentle
mining camp S. l.. Tribune, 20.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

Mr.. Indian is not tetotaller, at least
the present Sioux delegation at Wash
ington is not The chiefs have just re.
moved from the fremont Hotel, where
they we've quartered, because it was a
Temperance house, and they could not
get tho longed:for supply of tire-water.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

In our kilograms published this morn
ing we print dispatch from General
Sheridan respecting the Black Hills and
the surrounding country. which again
asserts the intention of preventing any
intrusion in the Black Hills until the
abrogation of the Sioux treaty.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

Prussia is getting very sensitive. 1t
now wants Belgium to forbid religious
professions. The trouble between Prussia
and Belgium reminds one of the fable of
the wolf and the lamb. When quarrel
is predetermined, it is not difficult to
find pretext.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

The accounts given by the San Fran
cisco papers of the funeral of Mrs.
Sharon, show that the ceremonies must
have been very imposing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

raE pIOcHE DAILY RECORD -
,he Cheapest Inland Paper ana
Advertising Medium on the Pacific
Coast. Weekly subscription, 80
Cents. Advertising at correspond
inc Low Rates. The RECORD Cir
culates all over the Pacific Coast
md also i'm the greater portion oil
the chief Atlantic Cities ana EAST
ern states generally.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

The 5. +. Alta says that whenever the
Church is united with the State there is
pretty sure to be row, and for once the
Alta is pretty nearly right.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

The Bustness once Of the PHOEBE DAILY
Rrcopp has been removed TO Lynch,s Bit %,
Ruilding. Lscour street near Main. where al
arders for work will be attended TO by 'ifo.
7. GoRMAS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

The Sioux chiefs complain bitterly of
the rascality of the Indian agents. What
an old tale that has become.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

According to last accounts of the Til
ton Beecher trial, Porter was banging
away on behalf of the defense. Accord
ing to his account the witnesses for the
plaintiff are the most malignant and per-
jured set of wretches on earth. Wait
till the other side have their say then the
horse will be of quite another color.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

1t has been heretofore the boast of
Cincinnati that she could kill and dress
more hogs to the minute than any
other city on the continent; hence her
proud title OF Porkopolis. But now that
city has set up claim as musical
capital, and, according to the Cincin-
natl papers, their great musical festival
has not only the biggest and best chorus
in the country, but it has 'laid out q
performance Of higher order of music
than has ever been attempted on large
scale in America. It is very funny to
see the illustrations of Beethoven Ninth
Symphony, with Historical and critical
comments" on the second page of the
Cincinnati Gazette, mixed no with pork
and whisky statistics-hogs, hams,
shoulders, ribs, sides. lard in keg. etc.
Wing, Chronicle, 10.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

SHFEMAN's BooK.-It is reported that
some of the military big-bugs are not
very much pleased with many OF the de-
tails published in Sherman's Autobiog-
raphy. The General, who is proverbial
for his frankness,. speaks in such dis
agreeably candid terms of many OF the
commanders and officers who figured in
the late war, that the personages referred
to are by no means pleased. The book
has already provoked controversy and
letters are appearing in the press i'm
pugining its statements. There is an
immense demand for the work, so much
so that the publishers offered the Gen
eral $50, 900 for the copyright.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

MEcKLENBuRG CENTENNIAL CELEBRA
TroS.-Charlotte, N. c., May 20.-The
Mecklenburg Centennial ceremonies were
inaugurated to-day by the firing OF one
hundred guns and the ringing of bells.
Vast crowds assembled, estimated at
from %, 600 to 10000. The asssmblage
was the largest ever in the city. The
procession was mile in length. and was
probably the grandest of the kind ever
seen in the South At the Fair Grounds
the ceremonies were opened by prayer
by the Rev. DR.. Miller. Mayor Gates
then read the Mecklenburg Declaration.
and after short speech, proceeded to
read the Mecklenburg Resolutions, after
which Hon. John Tate delivered an elo-
quent and impressive address followed
by Hon. John NJ. Bright, of Tennessee.
A grand banquet followed. Among the
speakers were Judge Bergman, Gov.
Hendricks OF Indiana, Gov. Walker OF
Virginia, and many other prominent
gentlemen. There was large assembly
tonight, in Independent Square, which
listened to speeches from Governor
Chamberlain. OF South Carolina; Cover
nor Hendricks, of Indiana, and others.
Altogether the celebration was grand
success, and nothing occurred to mar
the pleasure of the occasion. One of the
notables of the day was Capt. James
Pell, of Mecklenburg. who remembers
distinctly the events OF Mecklenburl
declaration, a century ago. His age il
ITO years.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

Hill Beachy, an old and We'll known
citizen OF this coast, died in San Fran
cisco. He lived for q number Of years in
California, and in 1861 went to Idaho.
He was elected Sheriff of Boise county,
end during his term distinguished him
self by his exertions in capturing the
murderers of the Magruder party. After
wards he became interested in some very
extensive staging operations. He was a
pushing. energetic man, always ready
to support and engage in enterprises fol
the development of the country. His
death is n public loss.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-05-25

The forest fires in Pennsylvania have
done immense damage, have destroyed
one good size town, and hundreds OF
scattered dwellings. The terrible heat
of the flames can scarcely be credited,
for the San Francisco Alta of the I'd inst
says "the Delaware for twenty or thirty
miles has been destroyed" When q
fire takes to burning up rivers the folks
in that section had better "git.'
, 1875-04-07

Ser 2outsoiuer vanSeiger" berid)tet Die
Otplterien Der Yptbta8 Sitter id,ueben III
@efahr, bnr6 etnen at Der Common Yleas
@ourt anbdlt9ig gemadten YroSeB al Die
SetentllHtett 9eSogen 81 perben, lofern Der
9eran1te Sroen ii1 11idt baSI perlieben
ipate, cine auf $3.50, 900 lautenoe S6obet-
erlat > 8orbernng obne &lperrebe Sl be-
rif)tigen.
Srau Utargaretb 2amaprib, AOniiniitra=
tortn fit ben peritorbenen Otiguel 6ranciSco
2amahrio, reid)te in Der Common YleaS Court
etue &la9e Elm, nm bon Der Daniel Boone
2o9e, 6. g., Die obtge Sunttte oils @ntlddbi-
guna fir ben Sob ibres @atten 81 erlan9en.
Sie 9tbt an, baB Der Serftorbene ii6 bon
Wtltam s. Gor babe itberreben laIien, Del
9enannten 0oge bei5utreten, nnb baB BET Del
Snitalntion ont l.. Ipril 1874 Der &anbioat
9eidla9en, geitobet uno gedngiti9t loorber
lei. Sieie OtiBbanolun9eN bitten etle lang.
mierige aranfbeit uno por furSem ietnen Sol
sur Splge 9ebabt. NlS 8efla9te meroen &C.
nannt : Wiaiam s. @or, Sames Npple
gate, Sobn .. Carries, George Shabbltr1tt
uno s. @. &elp. Die 8lage lag bereits ben
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