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Railroad Time Table.
PEORIA & aocK ISLAND RAILWAY,

SHORTEST ROUTE TO THE EAST AND SOUTH.
LEAVE, ARRIVE.
Eastern Ex. 900 q m. Mail & Elk. 11:55a m.
Mail Elk. 80 p. m. Western Elk. 600 p. m.
Way Freight 7;35 a. IN. Way Freight 1925 D. m
Through Fl. $3.50 p IN. Through Fit. s:l5 p. m.
The 600 q m, train makes close connection at
Peoria with T. P, & w. and T. W. & W, for Cincin-
natl, Louisville and all points East.
The 80 train makes close connection at Galva
with c. B. & @. R. r. for Gaesburg and Burling-
ton, also at Peoria with T. w. & W., T. P. & W., T.
B. s. W., and Illinois Midland for points Eat and
Southeast. Sleeping Coaches on all night trains.
j. r. billiard, Receiver.
JAS. V. MAHoNRy, Gen1. Tiki. Ag't.
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Mr.. Mitchelrs Resignation Accepted.
An ARGUS reporter hearing that Mr..
Mitchells resignation had been accepted,
called on that gentlemgn, at his bank, this
afternoon, to learn if the rumor were true.
Mr.. Mitchell handed him a letter, of which
the following is a copy:
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MRS. PAULINE prLLsHuRY.

MEDICAL, ELECTRICAL AND MAGNETIC
wi Physician. Rock River street, south side, be-
tween Dock and Adams, Rock Island, Ills.
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Taxes Must go to the Purposes for
which Levied,

Taxes Must go TO the purposes Tor
which Levied,
S. r. Porter. Esq, our county treasurer,
has just received the following circular let
ter from the state auditor:
STATE OF ILLINOIS, AUDITORS OFFICE,
Springfield, July lat, 1875.
SAMUEL X. PORTER, ESQ,
County Collector Rock Island County,
SIR have recently received a num-
Der of letters asking my opinion as to the
proper disposition of county and local
taxes collected on assessment of the year
1874, from railroads aided by bonds, which
have been registered in this Office, under
the provisions of the railroad aid law of
April Is, 1869.
In view of the decision Of the supreme
court of this state In the case of Ramsay
vs.. Hgger, and the opinion given by the
attorney general to the states attorney of
Pike county, in November last, and also
the more recent decision of the supreme
court in the case of Holmes 0. Sleight ct
al vs.. The People, for use etc., conclude
that the taxes should go to the several pur
poses for which levied.
As the decision of the supreme court in
the case of ramsay VS.. Heger. has been
extensively published. l assume that you
are advised of the opinion of the court in
said case. and enclose herewith, for your
information, the opinion of the attorney
general, and the recent decision Of supreme
court above referred to.
Respectfully, C.E. LIPPINCoTT,
Auditor Public Accounts.
The Sleight case was an action against
him as county treasurer for refusing to set
apart sinking fund and account to the
town of Weller for certain taxes collected
from the American Central Railway Co.,
&c. &C., to pay bonds issued of the towns
of Weller and Galva,
The matter in point now is. that take:
now collected for any specified purpose
other than state taxes, instead of being
paid over to the state treasurer, should &C
direct from the county treasurer to the
several purposes for which levied.
Silk, Lisle Thread and Merino Und.
wear, and all kinds. Of Gents Furnishing
1 l. Il - II
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CHARLES w. O'NEIL,.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
~ Notary Public. ONCE over First National
Bank, Rock Island. 5.13dw6m
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M. M. STURGEON.

ATT OhNRY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
" Lock Island, Ill. once In Mitchell Lyndes
Block. dwu
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW,
" and Solicitor In Chancery once opposite
Rock Island House, Rock Island, Ill. e-10dwiy
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KENwoRTLY q BEARDsLEY,
p r. McELHERNE.

4 AW AND ABSTRACTl OFFICE. ROOMS IN
l. Court House. Jno 7. Kenworthy Jas, n. Boards
1nladHWf.
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EDWARD D. swHENHY WILLIAM JACKSON
SWEENEY & JACKSON,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW
~ odice-Cor. Eagle and Illinois streets, Rock Isl
and, Illinois. 11-18d1y
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Silk, Lisle Thread and Merino Und.
wear, and all kinds, IF Gents Furnishin.
Goods in endless variety, at Loeb's.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09

A specially for common colds, coughs and ell
disorders of the throat, chest and lungs
Price rs cents per box. Sold by Druggists every
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
Eureka items.
From tho Eureka Sentinel. July s..I

tFrom the Eureka Sentinel. July 2&.l
Between 0 and 10 o'clock yesterday
forenoon. after making four trips, The
ore train of the Eureka Consolidated
Railroad was obliged to suspend opera.
tons on account Of leakage In the fues
OF the locomotive. This will be speed.
lily remedied, when the iron horse will
resume his regular labos. The train
consists Of ten cars, which carry about
six tons each, and whom the arrange
ments for loading and unloading are
perfected, II Is intended TO make the
round trip every hour. The road Ia
about three miles In length. and Il gen.
srally takes from ten ~ fifteen minutes
to mako tho up. and from Ave to ten
minutes TO make the down trip.
We arc informed that an nssay was
yesterday obtained from Eureka Consol.
idated ore going over nine thousand dol.
lars IN gold. There il said 10 b . streak
Of quartz In the Consolidated which car
ries no other metal ave gold. This
strata is given ut . foot In width, and
from all we hear II must be richer than
anything else yet found In Ruby Hill.
Developments Of this character are cal.
culated TO greatly enhance the value Of
Consolidated bullion. and, per conse-
quence, increase the regular monthly
dividends OF the company.
The commissions Of the officers OF the
Eureka National Guard arrived ysstsr-
day. After the officers elect have taken
tho usual oath, the documents will be
forwarded 10 General Rocker for his Of.
fcih signature, and whsn returned the
company will be fully organized and
ready for action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
A Water. Loaned Celestial.

Last evening about five o'clock -four
or Ave Cinnamon went into the river nj
. point above Fat. Bells residence for
the purpose Of having q swim. They
sported around In the water for a while,
all being able ~ swim. until one Of them
ventursd into the strong current near q
bend In the river. and sank In twelve
feet OF water 10 rise no more alive. His
companions were incapable Of rendering
him any assistance, or else too cowardly
TO venture into the deep and strong cur.
rent. and when they discovered that be
was drowned csme to town and notified
the whites Of the fact, and at the same
time offered Gas reward for the recovery
Of the body. Several white men and
Nachsz and another Indian went with
the Cinnamon, and had the place where
the Chinaman went under pointed out
to Thorn. The river was dragged and
he body discovered. and the Piute
Prince and his dusky subject made sew
sral attempts 10 bring II to the surface.
but failed. Hobart Luther, who Is an
experienced swimmer. then dove 10 the
bottom and came 10 the surface with the
Chinaman's queue in his hand. and tn
unphantly shouted a. tho top Of his
voice. ''Boys. I've got him!" The Chi.
namen brought the body to town and
laid u out on the sidewalk In front Of
one OF their houses. Late in the even.
ing the corpse was surrounded with
papen covered with Chinese characters,
and heathsnish cerenonies were per-
formed In the vicinity. There was
b~randy-sipping and pov-wowing In the
house until . late hour. and probably
the wake was kept up all night. -Sirvr
Sats. July ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
A Sad Accident.

On Thursday last. near Randolph. an
accident occurred by which John Taylor
Zone Of a party Of young gentlemen who
wore making a tour Of the lakes and
mountains by private conveyance and
camping out) lost his life. Tho party
consisted Of Fred. Searls and Leroy
johnson. OF Nevada City; Johnny Tay-
lor. Of Grass Valley, and n classmate Of
Ssarls's at tho University. from Oak.
land. They left nevada City two weeks
ago and camped first at Independence
Lake, spending their time in hunting
and fishing. They camped there abont
n week and then went to Mr.. Aaroa
Davis's near Randolph. Thursday they
started for a small lake. near tho Sum-
nit, lying about six miles west Of Sierra
Valley. Two sons aud u daughter Of
Mr.. Davis, and a lady from San Fran
cisco, had joined the party. They had
gone about two miles and q half from
Randolph. when young Taylor, who was
walking in front Of the party with the
carriage some yards. sat down on n log
to wait for them to come mp. lie was
carrying q shotgun which lie tossed to
the ground. keeping hold Of the muzzle.
The hammer struck rock and exploded
the cap. The contents OF the gun en-
tered his left side. destroying the lower
rib and carrying away a portion Of the
lung. Tho party made a litter and
spread their blankets upon II. no that
they could carry him back to Mr.. Dav.
ISIS rs comfortably as possible. thinking
that II would be less severe than to put
him into the carriage. After they had
proceeded some distance they were put
ting q mattress under him when lie ask
sd for a glass Of waier. They gave him
q glass Of water. and he took some,
which he Mt once threw up and instantly
EXPIRED Tir,ekee Repabiican, Jhy ~.
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Elko Items.
From The Independent. July SAL


NJ. p. Haynes returned from Ruby on
Wednesday. He. together with o gen.
tlenan from the East, whose experience
In various localities where the peculiar
mineral (mica) IL found, attracted him
hithcr. and he visited the mica mine for
the purpose Of examination, and II pos.
sible to decide upon its merits. They
report the mineral deposit In the form
Of q lead from twenty 10 thirty feet wide
openings upon which have been made al
intervals extending over 400 feet. The
specimens brought In are clear. color
less and In sheets from six 10 eighteen
inches square. which can readily b di.
vidcd into any desired thinness. The
mica In said TO DO OF good marketable
character. and rs the quantity obtain
able Is comparatively unlimited, the
mine Is beyond O doubt very valuable.
and its owners are correspondingly hap.
py and hopeful 1910.
ID. X. Sessions. Principal Of the State
University. accompanied by his wife.
arrived here by Wednesday evenings
train from Carson City. The young
couple arc at present enjoying the hos.
FATALITIES Of the Depot Hotel. Notwith.
standing tho total absence Of those
"maddening gaysties" attributable to
this unprotentious locality, the cordial
warmth with which tho Professor and
his fair bride were received by hosts Of
appreciative friends would indicate that
their life, oven at this remote distance
from tho Athens" OF Nevada, will moi
prove altogether unbearable. fIa.
Tho large 20-stamp mill at Mineral
Hill, recently purchased by the Loop
ard Company for removal 70 C~ornuoopia.
has, under the supervision Of @. O.
Perkins. been taken TO pieces, and over
one.half OF the building and machinery
Is now on lis way 10 its destination on
Deep Greek. II is calculated that the
mill will DO ready for business In about
sixty days. ..f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
Ihs Larasst- For b. tAs W.ril.

NJ. 0>oros Q.,pt ~ snuvbteuea
foundss ~ V,ctc,is colorv IN fsnsss
h ~ ovnsr M INA. oo0 ssrss a Ian1
smbrsdnc De county, Of nm. which 4
isrosr tIsn sny duksiom In Rurope.
Hcis entitled 70 the credit Of . public
b~snsisctor, BY the introduction Of the
best bloodsd stock. and showing by u.
ample, The best manner Of rearing, feed
ing and improving the foreign and do
mesie brssds Of horses, eaasls and shssp
In this country.
He has Just wintsred 1000 sheep with
q loss Of less than one Per cent. He
vintsfsd. 637 COWS without feeding them.
except on several cold nights with hay,
With only . loss OF four calves and one
COW. His success In this respect IL dine
mainly 70 good shelter. The secret Of
saving feed and preserving stock ID shel.
tsr. Q During the pest year Mr.. Grant
expended $500 In constructing shelter.
and he has such faith In IL advantages
that be will expend double that amount
daring the coming season. He had
$3.50, 900 invested In. stock, and IL the
owner OF the English thoroughbred stall.
lion Floddsn, valued At S25, 900, the
father OF which won the race In 1850 a
Derby, In which half q million dollar
changed hands. Mr.. Grant has lust 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

MioHKIs. Of the Carson appeal, re-
fsrring to q word Of information drop
ped by us On Saturday. says: Tho fact
is. VIC don't caro- anything for soda
water. sven on the wsrmest day" And
yet. because we called attention TO this
fact, the hardened sinner called us .
supply pipe" ''clothss line" and in
dulgss In divers other malignant per-
sonaiities. by his own confession II Is
proven that the black bottle REFERRED 10
il not only the source Of the eIcep-
tioual inspiration displayed in the Ap-
peal. but that-insiead Of. rs mends-
cioualy alleged. attempting to convert
his e~pigastric regions into a champagne
or Oregon cider factory--this hardened
and irreclaimable malignsr in reality is
actively engaged in transforming the
cider press hs calls his stomach, into
an inverted distillery for the nanuiac-
turs OF crooked whiskey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
eoAr ISLAND SAVED.
a, Ise,tsst OF Ma Hsrrisssy's css'
.-ressIa.aI carssr-Ds9satiao aJeb.

--
"a. A. rovnsend In Cincinnati csunsseiai.l
A fsv years ago ths{s Va . dstsr-
mined effort made BY the Central Pa
ciAc Railroad 10 get from Congress .
tree grant OF Ysrba Busna, or Goat
Island, In the bay Of 0Alifornis. y
was claimed at the time. II the Govern
ment meant 10 rslinquish n. By one
RYAN, Who had squattsd on II many
year, q fellow Irshmaa with Nor
risssy.
able TO pay his board bill. he employ
cd, or rather begged, Sam Ward. the
epicursan Lobbyist, and Jesse johnson,
TO represent him. Ward came 10 the
door Of Congress. called Representative
Morrissey out, and told him that The
railroad company had nearly forty ma
jority, several Democrats being also In
their interest. Ward VA, ct Bis witt
end. Morrisssy thought q minute, and
hit upon . gamblers device To beat the
nilroad.
The island was q rather barren
mound. opposite San Francisco, con.
nscted with Oakland by . bridge. The
railroad company secretly meant 10
shave down the crown OF the hill, con.
meet the island with Gan Francisco, and
uso IL for oil the heavy shipping Of the
port. Axtsll and Sargent were onRi.
neering the scheme. They had q map
prepared and laid on tho table under
the Speakers nose. plainly showing The
worthless nature OF the island 10 any.
body. A oycot crowd M mambers vsrs
gathered around tbe mar. AZ Morris.
cav cams nm h. hso,d M rom,,t made
..i,.s wo,,h no,h;na In tSs vori5 s,csnt
Tor n, ,nirsnI ia s.iJ ohtnss,v.
"yor az I, ajn.t worth rc,h,rc
We'll III a;yo = m;li,on Soiisr. for Il
md I'm nnt nm so5o OOo to.morrav."
This rsmort vas tbs shot I'M knock
a., .-a, Az m.;n srm,m.n, Ia NM
Fernando Wool m.Is M afssr In n no.
,,,;am ~ a, mr. M sas o., I.i.r5
Thar Finn Ws.hhr,na nv nne Ida
mi Ntorr;.ssv .rJ WaoJ on AZ ,,hs,
h.s.n 40 bsst mn -rs.,u;ts
That Mont r p Hnn,,,o,on VIZ,
President of the road. went 70 Nor.
-r;.ssy's room
.ryro,r;,.ov " ,s,d bs "vbx do vou
o,rcss on hI,i,"
rival" saia Morr;.sev. " NV nubli,
r...or ~ ,hot von havc had .nnpoh
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

Iths massssps. Gave no wounded child.
rem 70 Indians TO be killed. Neither
did Dana OF any one else. No one eve
said 10 me he had rather have Bucha-
nan hsar Of the death Of all the men In
Utah than Of the killing Of women and
children; mo- did I reply. .lf you break
out that way We will have I take car
Of you." Ihave talked with the United
States Attorney. Am . witness volun-
tarily. Il was promised me that a oil
prossoui would be entered a. to me.
came 10 zee IL outfit I was In 1t or out
Of IL Did not come on prom,se
that I would not Be prosecutsd. NO
promisss were made me 10 tsaafy.
Court adjourned till Monday "
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nh. MOroR.

The Scientific Ameriopa. from the hnt
announcement Of the alleged discovery
Of . new and wonderful motor By Mr..
Kssly. has not hssitatsd to dsnominats
both The elHims Of the inventor and The
povsr-gsnsrating machine hs claims 10
have discovered. . humbug and . maud.
In Q late article Il refers to several Al
legged discoveries similar 10 that nov
claimed BY Mr.. Ksely. among them .
motor exhibited In London in 1871. BY
Dr.. W. Crookss. . prominent spiritual
Id, the power evolved being denominatsd
psychic force. Il also makes refer
snce to another so-callsd invention OF
the sams year. known Al the Payne
slsctro-motor. In this latter. tho invsn-
tor claimed that the ''forces developed
by the action Of . single Bunssn quart
cell, II utilized and converted into pow
Or, would drive the largest ship aioat
With . velocity only limited by the
strength OF me ship's irams' ana pro-
posed 70 construct an engine Of 5oo-horss
power from . single electric cup. He sold
q lot Of stock TO gullibls capitalists and
vamossd. The Scientific Amerieaa aven
that the Kssly motor is but q repetition
Of tho Payne affair. though ON . differ
emit basis. II, however. gives the orig
inator credit for honesty. and says that
the people Who assist at his deception
arc equally sincere in their faith in him
and his machine. In conclusion. the
Sesensi6e Amsrioam thus describes the
machine and mosis opcrund by which
Kelly II enabled to show upon an In
dicator . pressure OF io'oVo pouhaA W
the square inch;
kssly blows from ms ,anss -,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

The Truckss Rspueieum Is stirring up
the Board Of Supervisors Of Nevada
county. Cal, concerning tho obstrae-
tons In tho Truckse river. Tho law 70
quirss fsh ladders to DO provided ut
each dam on the river. SUFFICIENT and
adequate for the passage Of trout to tho
head Of the stream. This has not been
done. The fshways are those which
ash cannot pass over and the ladders
such ~ they cannot climb. Tho result
10 that. for the past two or three years.
hardly any trout have assembled the river
a. far o. Truckee TO spawn. The hnai
result will b the destruction OF the hsh.
for Il Is . we'll known fact that having
selected certain spawning grounds these
nsh rarely change them. II Is to be
hoped that the officers, TO whose atten-
ton the RspuNioun directs this sub
jsct, will at once do their
duty in the premises. The
people Of Western Nevada. even nors
than those Of California, are interested
In preserving the Truckes fisheries.
They are not only source Of revenue.
but q convenience and a luxury. What
with bark, sawdust and splintsrs from
saw mills on the river. impossible hsh-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

FaRp. HAxr. Of the B,reils. went out
fishing . few days ago. lie brought
home q Exit Of maeksrel. and gensr.
ously tells his friends at Austin that be
left them at = certain store in town.
where they can help theusslvss-by
paying for them. Such esceptionalluek
and generosity should receive rocogni-
ton from the Austinites.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

THE San Francisco Stock Report urgcs
the proper authorities In California 10
appoint and send out collectors Of Gen.
tennial specimens. a Ia Mossrs. White
hill aud Stewart, OF this State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
MEETING.

THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
! the stockholders Of the Occidental Mining
Company win DO held q %: ofiee OF the oon'
Francisco. California. on TUESDAY. the 10th
day Of August 1874. At O'Clock ,. =. % said
day. Transfer b poks will be elossd on Friday.
ths 9Th day Of August, 1875, O. 3 O'Clock r. 4.
tltt ALfRRD X. DURBROW, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26
MEETING.

EUROPA MINING COMPANY THR
~ fourth aunlal meeting OF the stoca holders
OF the a~bove.nsmed Company, for the election
Of Directors, and the Transaction Of sueh other
on THURSDAY, August 10, 1875. (second
1hursday IN Augnst), q I o'eieck =. H.. on that
day, at the ONES Of tho Company. Trans.er
Books will 30 closed on Monday, August ..
1875. at 3 O'Clock .. =.
RIcIARDB MOVES, Secretary.
No. tis California street, San Francisco. Call.
furnla, Iy16 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

TEE Reese River Rsrviiis urges tho
erection Of . Btais Poor.house. We
don't think the project will meet with
favor,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

GonHAM VI. TEE PHAauxn.-Didn't
Gorhsm gore EN- In his speech last fi-
day evening In San FranciscoP
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

TEE election in California will occur
September l.. The judicial elections
win take place October 20.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-07-26

Last Saturday. July ~. was tho ami
vsrsary Of the disastrous food which oe-
cured al Eureka. Nevada. n year Aeo.
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Wanted Immediately.

A PERSON TO DO GENERAL HOUSE.
~ work; Applyio y: r. RisON. ODD Pei
lows Building. Gold HUI. jystu
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0'''olUT,S.ss ,Ss,. oo'AsT-

g,uE coPARrNKRsiIiP HERETOFORE
I existing between v. Lemesy and ]. D. Gag
n . .si .5 Sss d ,ss 5,@ p :, S % Y t eon = cG;
0agnon retiring from the firm. The business
Will b continued BY v. Lemery. All accounts
due the nrm must be paid 10 v. Lemcry, who
alone 10 authorized 70 receipt for the came, and
I'll accounts agsInstsaid nrn win be lIquldsied
BY him. J, D 0AGNON.
Gold Mn, July 20. 1875. jyii<w
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For Sale or Rent.

A co1TAaR RESIDENCE, ELIaIBLy SIT.
N uaisd IN The central portion Of Gold It'll,
new occupied by X. r. Taylor and family. Ton.
talna six rooms, With . gvod cellar. water and
other couvenlenecs. Terms reasonable. APP
ply 70 b; Galland, Dry Goods store. MAIN
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BORN.


CoOPRR-In Dayton. July %, 10 the wife Of
q. X. Cooper. . daughter.
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REMOVAL.

THH OFFICES OF THE woODviLLE
Consolidated and Original Gold nm have
been removed 10
ROOM u, SEE CALIFORNIA sTRR RT.
jys In W. n. HRLLNAN. Secretary.