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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
LATEST FOREIGN VIEWS.
THE FRENCH NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
DEBATE Of TIE ELECTORAL BILL.
pam. VIu-.dav My IL 1875,


PARIS, Thursday, Nov. II, 1879.
The Hobbies, hoOr and galleries OF the Assem-
bly, were crowded today, and great excitement was
manifested over the debate on the Electoral bill.
NJ Ricard, a moderate Republican, opened the di'cus-
sion He stigmatizcd voting by reimbursement as sh
attack on universal suffrage lie declared that NJ Bnbet
having cndeayored retain The Protects Of the Empire
now because De repudiates the majority which voted
the Constitution OF Feb 25 wishes to reetablsh the
electoral systom OF the Empire. We demand, con
tinued the Deputy. the crVtn he ste, which VIII pre-
serve the alliance formed on the 25th OF February.
II. Dufaure. Munster Of Justice, replied saying: inc
Government will accept at the next elections oil VINO
voted for the Constitution. The Government VIII say TO
them Thank yOu Tor voting the Constitution; but We
require your Republic is not ours you VII! not
have our confidence o vote"
This declaration caused uproor OF dcnunciation and
dissent on tine lcft OF the chamber.
NJ Gambetta said The sc,i'iD he i'se general tickets
is the only nod OF uniting the energies or all We
must no longer proclaim dsuniOn to Europe. The
nsry opposes the scUn DC ste because It Is afraid OF
universal suffrage BY the reimbursement system men
Ike Theirs and Dufaure viii be defeated II they ara
AGAINST the Government Local officials viii be abe to
warp the suffrage"
vote was then taken b. means OF secret ballot ana
resulted ia favor If the Government standing 357 Yeas
to 32G NAYS The Government did not make the matter
a Cabinet question.
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CARD FROM DAVID +. HILL.

NE HAD NOTHING 10 DO WITH THE MJfoEi
AWARDS As A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SMITH DENIES THAI THERE WAS ANY FRAUDS N
MAKING THE AWARDS.
ETNuEA. n. Y, Nov. LITTLE Gazette OF TINS
city publishes this afternoon a card from the Hon DaVd
b. Hll in which he states his connection with the Mh-
port Canal awards, under consideration 10y the JONI
legislative Committee nj Albany. lie proves that the
ne, of the Legislature under which the claims
were heard by the Canal Appraisers was passed
in the year 1869, while he was not member
Of the Legislature. and that lac vas only
member ~ the Legislature in the years Is ana 10
He further moves thai the awards were actually uu'
by tha Canal Appraisers in the wear 1863. As henpr
o The Legislature he bad nothing 10 do win these ca
i'm any anac;ty During the tendency Of these claims
before the Auprasers nc one OF lie at0it!S i"i
the caimant= and acted strictly IN pubic capaciy.
Hon IL Boardman Smith an cNinemher OF cuntrt"S
from this district and who counsel for the Stae ~
the hearing before the Appraisers publishes card SUD
gtautia the 8lent> of MIR Hill, and declaring tbci'
WIS no coiiuslon or fraud whatever in The awards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
MIDNIGHT WE47HER REPORE

Probabilities.
For the South Atlantic states the Gull states, Tonnes
see and The Onto Valley. falling and stationary barOu
e,cr Southwest to southeast winds. warmer end clear
weather possibly followed by occasional rain from Texas
70 the Ohio Valley.
For The Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Yallevs
rising barometer, nOrt-wCstcgiy winds. colder and
manly cloudy weather, possibly accompanied by 0cca
ional rain which conditions VIII extend over the upper
lake region. 80 ,, - -.
bIfOaey. south 10 east irinds ,rofm to pc3fiy cCUdg
on cedr heather and 'OOueQ ~ ne TOTBler Oy occasional
RAIN and riS.,.G barometer.
For New-Euglaud rising followed by telling barome
ter winds backing 20 west and south, warmer, and gen
orally clear Weather
For the Network Canal region the temperature viii
Pee ABOVE freezing Erida! night
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tered throagh the banks and destroyed the adjoining
salt blocks: the work was poorly done; bad cianl
and WINS made by actual measurement ny tne pesoi
Siate Engneer: | do not know how the others were
reached; II. T. Wood prosecuted my claim empoteu
HIM because he my lawyer; my award was eo,l.J,
and mid Wood onehalf; nv award less than my
damage 4. - .,,ao
Andrew w. Mason sworn and examined as 10 me sum-
matter Had claim for damages; the stat nent oi TIE
preceding witness is correct the bank of the canal VIZ
puddled ~ to keep the water ln; my clan wa lu
W sos could not tell how g0t nj the amount oi Gam
age. Wood told me not to make cent more thn II
actually was; my bargain with WOOD was 10 BI'e 'iii
half the allowance II did not make me good
Tue Committee then Adjourned
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MARRIID.

BONSALT-BEACAt the residence Of the bride. parents
Dover y J Nov. 49, by the Rev. d. r. Platter. MI James
NJ Bcusa u MorstyYn to Aida eldest daughter Of Dr. &.
Leach.
DAY-MC NVLLENOn Thursday Nov T., al the residence
Of the brides parents, by the Rev. tha5 Llitl, d. D.,
1homa, Day % Eva, youngest daughter of Thomas No
Mullen. esq 10 cards.
HAZARD-BARNEs-O wednesday Nov. 10. a. the resi-
81 tho brides mother. 10y the Rev. W. Homer
Hazard to Mary Louisa, daughter OF MIS- Mary J..
Barnes. all " Brooklyn.
LORING-HOPKINS-At Saugerties, " Y. on wednesday
Nov 10 1870 al the roseuceUl ls bride %, Rev SaGdiJd
H. Cobb assisted by Rev. John b. Thnupson Charles q.
LOHg 0i BOsun Mass 70 nary Josephine eldest daughter
Ohm h0lous, esq OF tho former place. 40 cards.
al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Min faN
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Tho city Of Duluth aiTe doco confeso heretoets
entered against tho northern Pacific Railroad company Ws
rescnd snnned and ieave granted y e an Answer On
or before the first Monday in December next -.
No 4O-IIenry Bruner and Henry = Moore, appe1n 49,
Leroy T. WalkerThe argument IN this csnss Wa conc'on
by Mr. T. Phillips counsel for the appeets, arm siJts
on printed argument by r. ward Of counsel for the appel
lants. ,,.. -. ,.,.x...
No fi-J A. sawyer and t. FrasT appellants. aSt Ed"zn
Tuffin ct al This argued. 49,,
No f2-J. Sherman Hall a. al, paints IN error hSt fapn
tanning ct aTbis argued By NJ olney = h@
for defendants In error aud 5uDol on
printed argument By SIR \ W Packard of counsel tOf hs
plaintiffs II
Adjourned till 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12
rgr COURT or ALABAMA CLAIMS.

NAshIyGIOS. Nov. lin the Court of Commits
sinners Of Alabama claims today the following soc, ycrc
submitted. Case flf-ihouas Knowles; case G.-Geoiso
Barney 500 iLomas sanford ca7e i''Alhin Burn
ham ease '3Di0gahau Higgins acmr case io2-S sam
uI e. I.i.lrg case $50 -Mn Ireland
No $50 passed to group With 1885, No iJ5 Bas passed 10
tie t..il g4l 0i calendar.
Gaze No A. al Holmes it,; ease No. 512-GoOrge
Barney and Nathan IL Eaf'iO" AKA Henry basi0H were
submit a..
Adjourned until Monday.
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The STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvkyA. NOV. ii,-sUaui-h gold. 225Lqt-i EEchsngs
active: tho INIT states 60 dave rary ll3HlI1
premium hort sight 1860 II premium. 90 gold li09
~ premium; short sight itiallJ premium; on Lonfon,
1914 40 uumirm; on raII3, 1870 10. premium.
sugar dun and nominal
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THE HEsrERy wHIsKY Fa4rDs.
uorrLrn,s CASE CO.'S TO THE JURY.

MoELLEE's CASE GOES TO THE JURY
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. LIN the case of
exGeu.er 1ocller to-day, Mr.. Carpenter summed up for
the defense Ho was followed b. District-Atomcy
Hazciton. Who closed the case FOR the Goyornmcnt
Judge Drmnond charged the jury, and Mt o'clock they
Sr,re .eni out The case Of schilZ and Bcrgcntaa r
D.. taken up To- morrow.
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AIARcr JUDGMENT AZ rIN-r arExIco.

WAsmNGToN, Nov. 1l.--Sir Edward Thorn
ton the Umpire in the United states aud Mexican Claims
Commssiou rendered his decision to-day in the case OF
the Roman Catholic Church represented By Iladdeus
Amat Bishop of Monterey, and Joseph :. AnemanF,
ArchbihnoU Of Francisco, against Mexico. lhls mas
Deen peculiarly known the A" PiOus Fund case The
award il prObaby tho Target ever made IN any
single case in Washington, IS amounts IA our
currency 10 over ~ 100000.
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although h. positively denies their receipt secretary
Cristow is also known have IN his possession evidence
Of other ocnses OF which Avery has been guilty qnte
"A criminal rs his connection with the Whisky Riug
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12

FRfGHTFUL loss OF LIFE OF THE PACIFIC.
SAN FRANCIsC0, Nov. 1.-THE Quartelmas-
ter OF the steamship racihc SAYS that $50 people
lost On that vessel aud that she - sunk b ship under
lFof earlier rtp3fi. sss Iiet fvgsl
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Sperial Notices.
Amateur Workers ia

"
FANCY WOODS
Are notified that have Just ssuad and revised
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST,
Containing Of VoOt4
Forwarded on application with scent r. %. s,auip.
GEO. " READ a. Co.
l56 10 200 lewis ST., loot 5,h and Gthsts., p r. Ny
Post-cnc- Neiice;-Tho MAILS ron EUROPE ior las
week ending SATURDAY. NOV. -. 1915 viii close TIL.
oice follows: ON TUESDAY, az IL e. M. on WEDN ~.
DAY az II a. m.; TN isSDAN ~ 1880 O m. GA
SATURDAY a IL and 1850 a. m. 7, /. JAMES, Z. n.
Trusses. sccloy's Hard Rubber Irusses." CoafoeS
safety cleanil,ss and duab lily free From all russ
gt srappng unpessutntss usct IN bathing ~iws
reliable rs 40 Is boatN9y y " ana lSi1 Chestnut
Phla correct adjustments low g.res ~,Hd ior catalogue
Ad,e,.sers ce..ring O. Gam tho attention ana pa
,rouase o. Farmers aud Agriculiur.sts viii 6sd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the mos, valuable and effective mo-
dun II now reaches p.,e farmers aud dose OF better
class than any other weekly r,ef published Advertise
to secure proper Ella sica0a souh 10 handed IA %
OF before Tnesall Of the week OF lasne.
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TrRRIsH CONCESSIONS.

The Porte has ordered the districts OF Ire
bgne Betz and Pi,a be detached from ZSovina
and organized -, separate department which VIII bt
placed under an Armenian Greek Governor
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WA~niNGrON. Nov. II In the Supreme tour. OF
lhe nel taies today the following argued
No. - ols aal-Ihe state Of Wscsas.a cor. claimants esa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12

DuBIIS, Nov. 11.-Cardinal Nee loskey as
sisted at the Commencement Of the Catholic University
today. lie was presented with address. to which ~
rcpfd that the establishment OF Catholic University
mere was an pie Tor America and all other counties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-12

ir you have not the mastery Art Sp ctacle hs
" Siege 81 Par, at the COLO3,Ll Il 10 80 ~ once.
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The Philadelphia Once of The Tribnae IL al ~
SOUTH SIXTH ST.

(edgcr Ruildlngl
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADNEnTlsEMENT RECEIVED
AT PUBfi- HERS RATES.
Subscribers TO the Daily In Philadelphia have tho papae
served by ~ their residences BE- read Il ha
breakfast table IL IL received by Lightning Mail tianatT
and Is Immediately dispatched ali parts 81 the city,
Bsk nunbers saR usually be sugglsd Al .he aaeA
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DIED

al Notice. Of Marriages must be Endorsed Nth taR
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-02-04
General Nature-No. q

LotAAfAAA AMAAAAG-@NO u -
An Act providing for the authorization Of
the revised statutes OF the United States
and for preserving the rigina OF all laws
In the Department Of state.
Be II enacted By he Senate and RouSs Of Rspr,-
s~sHtutUss = NJ Unhsd Statss Of Agasricd in
.OHgrcss GssCDtLtsi, That the ceTtinca . to the
printed volume Of the revised statutes OF the
Unttcl thtcs required by section two Of
An act providing for publication Of the
revised statutes and laws OF the United
STATES, approved June twentieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy -four, shall be made by
the secretary Of state under the seal OF the
Depart l.H % = ate and 80 rsuch oE said
section as provides hat sHch certificate
shall be under the seal Of the United States.
Is hereby repealed.
sec. ,. That section number two hundred
and four OF the revised statute Of the United
states shall hereafter read ms follows:
Whenever bill, order, resolution or vote
Il the senate ind House Of Representatives,
having been approved by the President, or
not having been returned by him with his
objections, becomes a law or takes effect, IL
shall forthwith be received by the Secretary
Of state from the +. esident; and whenever u
bill, order, resolution or vote is returned By
the President with his objections, and. on
being rccOusidcrrd, Is agreed to be passed.
and Is approved by two. thirds OF both
Houses OF Congress, and thereby becomes 81
law or takes effect, IL shall be received by
the Secretary ut state from tho President OF
the Senate or Speaker OF the HOUSE os Re
personalities IN whtChseaNer House II shall
last have been 20 approved, and he shall
carefully preserve the originals.
Approved December Is, ls7L.
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FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
5. H. WOOD, Eddy street
FURNITURE.
CONVERSE & WARREN, I6ih 81
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T N w A r E

All Job Work in our line done on short notice
at reasonable rates and warranted to give salts
faction.
az Orders from the country promptly at
tended to.
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An Act s~uspendlnG so much Of the act en-
titled An act To-orgnnizing the several
stan corps Of the army" approved June
t~wcnty-third, eighteen hitudpeU and
sew nty-iour, as applies to contract sur
gCOns
BE Y ENACTED By ~ SsHdfs d~d House Of Repre-
Of The United States Of ABIericd IN
COSgress assembled, That so much of the act
entitled An act reorRaniztng the several
corps OF the army approved June
t~wenty.third, eighteen hundred and seventy
four, rs applies to contract surgeons, be, aud
is hereby, suspended until Otherwise pro
vided by law.
Approved January /, 1875.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Implements to Marriage re-
moved New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION 4l9 n Ninth ST.. Phiiadel-
phia, Pa,-an Institution having a high reputA-
tatIon for honorable conduct and professional
skill. Isu3o dtr
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LAWS
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE
SECOND SESSION OF THE
FORTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
by Auhoriy.)
General Nuture-No. IL

General Nnture-NO. IL
An Act TO enable the Supreme Court OF tho
District Of Columbia to proceed with its
jury business.
Be a enacted Jy ne SsHGL and R0Hss Of Repre-
s~.HtItres o. me EHs'sd States Of AB4s rtoT IN
f0rSrs GasrH5Gsf, lint until the inst day OF
February, eighteen hundEFt sHu' ssPsn ~
hNe, II shall be lawful for the Supreme Court
OF the istriCt OF in its various
terms, To cause TO be drawn by lot and i'm
paneled from time to time the proper num-
Der Of persons for grand and petit jurors IN
said court from those whose names are now
deposited with the clerk OF the said court in
the general jury box as jurors Of he District
OF Columbia; and such panels so drawn and
constituted shall be deemed and held to be
valid and legal: PT0riisd. That nothing
herein shall be construed to impair the right
OF chhllcnge TO individual jurors, as now
by law.
j.. @. BLAINE,
Speaker Of the House urReprcsentatives.
HENRY WILSON,
Nice-PrC,idCnt OF the United States md
President - tic Senate.
Approved Dec. 18th, 1874.
US. CRANE
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DIR r o X s :

A. r. CONVERSE, +. f. WAEBEN,
II. g.. HAY,
SILAs REED, ]. IL. NICHOLS.
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An Act to provide for the resumption OF
specie payments.
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r Me
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEYS.
JASON B. BROWN, 18Th street
W. p. Carroll, IzH street.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
g. J. SCRIBER, 10th Street.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL 18Th street
BAKERIES.
II. $. BOSWELL, City Bakery
UNDERWOOD & McGREGOR,
Enterprise Bakery
BILLIARDS. /
JAMES BRENNAN, 18Th street
BOOTS AND SHOES.
STEPHEN BON, 18th stree
+. PECKHAM, Ferguson street
LEATHER & FINDINGS.
STEPHEN BON, l6tb street.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
NJ. f. POST, PoSt-oEce Rd1d5lg
CLOTHING.
B. HEBLMAN, 1911 street
MARKS 4 MYER, Eddy street
CONFECTIONERY AND SODA
WATER.
:. II. WOODS, Eddy street
DRESS MAKING.
MRS. NJ. V. BOUGHTON, f7t6 st
DRY GOODS.
MARKS & MYERS, Eddy street
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
5. H. WOOD, Eddy street
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FIRST

N AT IONAL BANK.
-OF-
CHEYENNE,
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, 100000
PAID PU CAPITAL STOCK. 5000
DIRECTORS:
A. r. CONVERSE, +. f WARREN
II. g.. HAY,
srLAs REED, ]. H. NICHOLS.
Transsc,s a General Banking Business, Buys
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Land warrenIs, EtcI
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-22
Esdaile.
Weather cool, but pleasant.

Weather cool, but pleasant.
l.. Lewis has fine dwelling house
nearly completed.
Betcher & Alley will shut down
their factory for the season, 10 five or
six weeks.
Farmers have their threshing nearly
doue, Corn huSking aud potato dig.
ging are now in order.
Lowater & Nc Donald are doing a
lively business at the store, aud report
good times generally.
A. Muuford 4 A. w. Lace are
about TO remove to Maiden Rock, where
they will continue 10 the manufacture
Of wagons, carriages aud sleighs of all
descriptions.
IL. X. Preston & @. A. Tanner hav,
rented the hotel building formerly
occupied by Mr.. Rice. where boarder,
and tTansients will be cared for la .
satisfactory manner.
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Ellsworth

u. Is Warner is studying the geog-
raphy Of Wisconsin.
Hon. Z. d. Pierces house ia fast
hasteDipg to completion under the able
aud sklllul mechanism of Bissell &
Maynard.
The jointers are busily engaged dt-
ting the slaves for market. II will take
some three or four months. Capt.
Eames thinks be has the best lot OF
slaves he ever owned.
A son of NJ. J Paine met with q
serious accident. lie was loading a
double-barrel shot gun aud had one
barrel loaded, and was 10 the act Of
rammiug the load of the other, when
the loaded Dbl went off literally blow
Ing the left hand to pieces. Anputa-
ton was necessary, which was perform
ed by Drs. Woodwork and Hart, Of
this village Walter showed a good
deal Of pluck, he being alone at the
time ofaceident Of mile away. lie
came home aui went irko the drug
store, and requested the druggist to do
up his hand, at he same time holding
It out for examination. lie is doing
as veil as could be expected.
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.

CiRcuIr COURT PIERCE CouSrY.
John 5 Moffat, plT., "a. George W. Map.,.
Ellen NJ Mape' his wife, Theodore Bo-
rup, Ralph NJ. Pomeroy. II. Friend ~
Friend. Elias Friend, W. r. Mason, NJ.
Gimbai ID. Lindhaner. Simon FLOR
sheim, +. =. Johnson. G. q. Mason. n.
NJ. Boies, b. b. Fay. L. NJ. Conkey,
Jerome jones l.. p McDuffy, Solomon
stratlon. william Kirby, c II Newberry,
g G.. Gilpser, John II. Camp. Pascal
Smith, Timothy W. Goodrich. Frank
u. Terry aud Alleu johnson. Deh's'
The State IF Wisconsin, 10 tie abov. som.S
DefHdaHs,
You are and each one or you are hereby
summoned and required 10 answer the com.
P.nini IN this action, which was Sled In the
'ihre of The Clerk Of the Circuit Court in
ana ior fierce County. State Of Wisconsin,
on The Slsi day n August, 1875, and 10
'erve copy Of your answer TO the said
IMP Iaiut on The subscribe. Al bis ofise,
ln The city Of Hudson, st. Croi1 County.
Wisconsin within twenty days AFTER the
s'rv CO hereof, exclusive Of the day Of sneh
service; AMI IL yon fail 10 answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
PIanuh IN this aeiioh will apply 70 he
Couri tor he relief demanded In the com.
p'sint
Taos. HroHrs, Pie = Aitornsy.
ba'eo Sept S'h, 1875 ieM
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Mr.. Jensen owned the Davis Drug
Store, aud his loss is about $500
Insured for $500. Mr.. Ecker los, a
large amount Of furniture which wa.
leased with the Restaurant, and TN,
will swell his loss to about 81 500
Some carpets that we've used Cor ii,
protection Of buildings, we're ruined,
In most cases they caught FIRE and wcr,
badly burned. As these we've offered
voluntarily, our Ct liens have subscribed
literally to replace them. We trust
thai tiose voluntary sacrifices will not
20 uo'equited Those who lost nothing
ought % rejoice 70 :be opportunity &
-sipbssss hose sho did .ose.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-22
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing under
tbs name of Pomeroy 4 Bowron, is this
Jay dissolved, by mutual consent.
l.. II. PoNERoY,
X. a. BowRoN.
The accounts are to be settled by l..
II. Pomeroy.
River Falls, Sept. 10. 1875.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1875-10-22
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