davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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WHITE MOUNTAINS.

TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS: 4 IANpHo0K rDn
TMAyxi,kns. With Six MapA and Aix panoratna4.
limo, up. 43B noston: James Il. osgool Il
Go.
In terms Of co,nnrndaton must ono epcak of
this ~ If tho other tiult!es prepared by Mrests.
Osgool Il Gu. Tic whole rcrlra Ii based upon
one pinu, embracing the utmost Information,
conveniently nrranged, aud CROWDED into tho
smallest compass. This scenery Of ths sntira
hlI-couutry Ut New England 10 n,uppcd and de-
work TINT tile traytlcr Will necsl no further In
formation 10 direct him from one poiMt tn M
other, utnl tn nerlua!nt HIN with every feature
of Interest by tic way. TIE geology a.1i the
slitnn to this usual statistics Ut tho l1nitlbax,k
This rcgtott included embraces tho ,lt,,sntainsny
New IIa,uIsht,t. the likes md mountains Ut
Western Maine, and the Upper Connecticut VAL
lev,
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tic fork 0t thc two nnc-s|,ie 1cayca that crown
the stcm ns with eol1l,ic of green umbrellas.
III" f"werlcEs Stems Rrc. tcrn'afc'l ny nrFr.
sin:'l!nr, lnbcl leaf. The fruit l,ns MI cntic!ng
lnt,k anil allel; hut tr t'nvor In disappointing,
hiring swrrt md insipI,l. IL IS rt,c. aisl soElc
tnatrs nrc pleased with It. The leaves mil roots
Of IT the plant arr tlrast!c nrul poisonous.
I'll" Co,n,non, l}arhrry. tNtrt<ris p''lgartl,
scvcra c,lrl"u, cl,nrnctcri.tIce. It Is csct with
sl1arp ap'ncs. which nrc atmp'y 1cnvcs destitute
u llesy tiss'ie nr pascnclylna::, On rev ntNi
ylrnrn1s shouts these srlnea Will some of them
asa!a Will |" entirely lmrr. THIS IL ono II tic
cyi.icnces that tla spncs nrc really the hardened
ribs of nierfectly-tlcycnrcd lcaves. But mora
stau,ensofs ofshciowcr,llsehasge tlrirr',lcn. T!,cse
back by thrlr tis l,cinx caught In tie edge. ot
the !ncuryctt pctals. The slightest to1rl, nj tho
bane nf staei' css'lset u I" spring forward,
east. When an Insert v's'.t fresh llower b! tlu
Burberry, I'll 1seKt Ut the l,uncy contained IN
glan.ls 1t tic base Of tic stamcns, II cnnnot fni,
To irritatc onc or mere of them, an receive IN
return shower of thc lollc.', which u G'rrr
nwny un Its 1,o,ly to the ncxt nnwcr It vfrtta.
There portion Of tho pollen will very probably
be rubbed oil tn tho pistl; aud hence by ttn.
Erlar c.nstrlysnec, the hasherry secures thc 'm-
Cit OF crpss-frrlIiizntInu. Tlc hcssica Of this
plant Developing In rri raccn,cs when rtrc,. aro
very ornamental, a,d also mako nn excellent
cnnsrrye. Tho IlarlMrry forn!a an admirable
.,tnnf Int there Is prejudice essai1st II,
owing IN fungus which infests It, nntt Is said To
prtNiucc rust uFnH grain.
Thu root and hark Of the Burberry arc usc,1
for hycing yellow. anl the s1ark may be eli.
plnyeA in tanning leather.
Several uf tho species Of Derttrit nrc ever
green. Tho hcrrics Ut this u. 4isiatieu nnl tho
Il. 1rtstartn nrc very pleasant, aud In Ncpaul nrc
dried lke rntstns. The cavca of the Do'yarrtis
fhrysas,n.m,M nrc eatun In the East llko surrcl.
Tic rant Ut the Lroaftca L.cnnto,stntan Is usctl
as Hnnp In Aloppo, aml by tho Turks - M MI
tilotc fir ovc,tlosch OF opium, and the tubcrs
nt the Ionynrtiid NawwotFt arc cooked and
eaten III Pcysta.
, 1876-06-24

hooks RECEIVED.

THE DOCTRINE OF PRAYER: 1rs Crtt1rr,
ANp l7s nE,.Ar!oS TO pnoylnEScE.. ny r. II;
Metaphysics. limo, Pr. =. New York: s|cl
don Il ia. =. ...
coMstEN'rlSa AND COMMENTARIES: LETT.
!nE* hnnHkasEp 70 rtE Srun.Srs or THE
", Z. II. srunnEns. ircs!drnt. i@n.o., ~.
:3tEs. New York: Sheldon t. Co.
Iii, 6. H.. i. Il. y. With Illustrations. 1smo.,
ASGlEST cLAssiya 1sEn :St3iIsH READ.
II kx T. sS Hs,or y l" III .nsisns Hst W ais '; i. Gs H.
1Sa' rhtalspha; In j. III I, liCp!rSnt, j. CO
trnted: PAPER. EhIndelphfa: ). u. 1ippln.
rhpEN nj Mi,SEY X i: I:SFLATIt,s Il: % IN FRANCE: 11ow
IT CANE, WHAT lr lsnocaur. AND How II ENpEn.
by ASDHEw 2. WHITE Paper. Now York: D..
Appleton h Co.
ELI.ES STONY: A Snvnt. tlr EnnAn FAwcxrr,
Auttor ot ''putple and Fine Linen" rapsr.
New York: L. j. flalc Il SIM.
THE NATIONAL COOKERY -U0oK: toN1Itst
FnnM On,ilHAL RErHII'rs. T4.N THE WnMEN'r
GESrENsIs. CoMntT'FxE or m mr,1s 1sTEHs;T,"sAl vt ~
WUlitna Centennial Executive Committee.
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a p0Cl.An !i1SIt,!kt " TIN T. AlIEn SrhI!5S ,I,
Eh EMu ~ !I,i H. l1'TlM,:N ~ III
T;iE EED OF Tiiii Tijts'r CES:rulsY OF THE
UNION OF TltE STATES. rAGrnpkp ny
HnE'I" ~. ~ " ~ ~ uomxn.i,,, ,Ira liz Wu,iaM
ftni,rs 1,ur.nT md SrnsEr ltnwAnf, tiAy,
yomWo i, Fully iJiu.tntoi. sy,., in. 5N;,.
Ncw York: SuribHcr, Armstrong j. 20.
TIM first Inst;,llmcnt ot thc ttu,r.cxuectrA his
,,,1J,t,.1 atoto, In, William f.u1l.n u,,~
Wy w ". ''..'.",'' "'.Y,
aat anil sS"1ey !1o"as"u gay conta''is are''o" ~
the various traditional and authentic ynyageat0
A1nuElru, prior md subsequent to its discovery
1n,1 ~ &c. ..,a,,I ,nr, ,a',,,os ,'n,a,1.,,.,
~ '".'' III e''o seseIa' . esss ,,rs. .s.a''e" a
ny tie representatives o1 ul'tereht Nh
tsns. It opens With IN eKtenlel skctc,.
nf prmItiyn 1nan, rrcopitulatinw The
o,,,,''a ,,,,,,,,, u,Iou,o Ia. tI,tninca ~
''s'o "A
Ills existence rs t'lc contemporary ol 'he
inastolnn, tho cavc-t,car null tf!e csvo.lioh; ot
lis hahItntlon In raycrts, by the sca-shore, atl
. -" ~" ~, ,..'''.,'',, .,, H., ..aa."a,,o,,, ,,
l'cnt !" "".",e"Re' u''u .'o ."'.eGasA '.
rrovenent oi Ills s"ht't"i ntll'l tc l'ra t'asaca
through the r1itlcr period of tue Stnnc hgu
The wurhs nf thu Mound -I3uildere unpp thr
t,.'s,, .asT,, t,,,.t,,.,,, 49,, ,I.o i,,.rtf,n1
~ a.. a'"v .a.1,',.'
at leheth, Win Inc tneos'ea e"at n'ost 'at'onaly
account Tor tl!rtr origin.
With singular olSs!on nf my tlellneaton Of
Tim n,ttyn rurra jn,n,I by tha wtItr nun In
t''e "".,'o u w.. ,,r"'. ,t,.-'', "," ". w.
pos'etb'on ot tn" "eets'h i'e"''l'Hst'' '"s ms
tory pr~ecds with detailed rrlatl"'t Ut tic
NurthIncn In America, Ut the prg-Columbtau
vuyages westward. and of the discoveries alui
rxHltjrntaor8 nf Columbus. rcspuctf. the
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TALES AND TALKS,

1HEAtf,tLrH AMI lIrMrt+*. Ny AAnt MArks !,onaf.
AutLutnt lianA E.inkcr; Ut. the eS,l'eEbkases.'
rts- l1lnU., ~. ~.
Turning over these pages, one learns with
pleased surprise tbs authorship Ut sevrral anon-
yaou4 paic1s uAosu VT aud cluvcrurss excited
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Comparative zoology--Guide to the
White Mountains---Pre-
Historic Man.
The Papuans---Biographical
Sketch Of Prof. Wy
vile Thompson.
Flora Round About Cl1icago...
The scandinavian Lem
ming-.-Hypnotism OF
Animals.
LITERATURE.

.~.,v -,,,r,x,,r1.r,x- or s1yrnTcA
Wt.s!a !,tSeNM Mtn ~ 49,. ~. ,,.11 ~, -,
AMElIlcA plSGoxEnhE, h IY @ TIE he, Mhhsm ! nN ~
iitoA -, ny INC . e.; ioi.;. niT.:"1" ifnn;n.
I:mn., ~ lit. !nt. ~ a"n1"m.nM 1. Mrf.i,rn ~ Epp'''
to't ~ e.'easn st.. s,'.''.,a., ."sa.s,. a..
In thla ngo OF net'Vo tlsu'''c.t 'esea''1't t.e
A,nrys.a Is receiving that rlElltful attention
,y,Ir,, In. for ccnt,1r1cs hccn withheld, Tie
~" ', ra,ta.,. ,., ,,,a Nnr,,,men In
afs'osc'5 " uuF ]on'"cH1 ~ s1se ~
ahr year lotD 1s now strongly cstaolished u'oi'
tho evidence Of the sngaa of Iceland; aid tcst!-
,r,,li,Ima that n,ycn,,,rn,,s mariners from 9th,
''''"s'"''s ''',s -, .',, .,.i,,,- r,,.,u.
ereouhllle'' III ti'ci! lo'':. a''. "",''1 "se'
happened upon s'Ic New "ofid' a'tl even lonslt'
cd settlements on !ta shores, hundreds Ut years
hcfozc Columbus smiled in tho Santa Maria from
.''' a., ,'s'"st .,1,,,... " .,,n iv,s,or, 1I",n.
III tic discovery o' tAc western heh'.
isptcrc fs that Of Prince MatIoc III
Wnlcs, who ilo,lr!shcd III Tho latter
rart Of t,r twelfth century. Very little Is
ht'o"', :" tc ~ :" !aaos, W." w.. .''uss ~ .,
" h!S Hast's sisteu .i pa.ilGa u tony ~ ~. tnu
Nc" Norla aft, WHOLLY e't'uniaian.l: i,l: 3e' L'1ey
afe striotIs ".!A Nottly ~ 'hstfs,R.o,'' f a.,
llis siory. ~ ptlcl, Inns ~ Hi!uMs' I. "a III. u.
Tca,n " gw1 wv, u"saca ."c iiet ~ t,ra, ~ n"ra .
es, ~ ltot, ti,G hst.Gcha ~ nss ~ ~, Wy @ viz
disputed amonE Ills Thal.lrcn, 70 ayoA III cor en-
tcnl'on, Which WA is.amoa Gsi,a,s :" ms .n tc,
PcFl .hAuU; one u! -" neuu r"t.9t ."s,N +1 ~ :"
seaiaflnE G i9r w1laen M ne Ill.,, l,am ,t'Ira' ;I , ~
ncss. Ae Httet OUT u" Billie N1iu, s!lsanH ~
Men W. .t 30 az ta ,n NV y, c ~ ,''' nf T.
ICY noht o. has HUT " S.G ,ans =, % -,
anu Fctusnea ~ nGs ~ .i1'tsc ut,t!s - !uL'.
hlsyonnG ~ hsascona eAl,ea,t'm s,,tn1s IT, eMs
nceopasileu Y , p,ei M ..u III l.5 'n'.,et ,,tait
10 man @ .Sn @Sfps, Sn ,11s, ses sA tt h 1.,,n e ~
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hoar't tu.k, depending frnm the neck mil rest
ing m tho ln&st, Ia m ornament greatly prxcIl
Thu men wear IN tho cnrs rings nf tnrt1c-shel},
TT wt,D,1, ur lnlnl,oo md sometimes sts',,ra anl
flowers. The women wrnr tlic or scyer1ti cis-
ricts 1T t1lc rnr, or cord rtsscs ncr,'ss thr fnrc
llcul, uniting thr upper edge NJ nnc car 10 itia.
uf tl,c other, mil from zach c,Nt lunch nf
white ,lo,,'s teeth langs down upon she neck.
II y ~ ," ," sas1s s ' % + s nfSrf tcv 1ss @ a, !s s
fruit from the plantations IN tie village. al'l I'll
the nthrr their young infants, or their pct pigs
ur puppies, arc burlie al,out With theln.
, 1876-06-24

EARLY MAN IN EUROPE: Hy cu.nt.s Ran.
n,,er. sr" cHs,1 n .n.cn Ms fsT fuls Tx
Co. rElce, S2.h9
The ak sketches of prehistoric man that np-
pcnrcel Inst year In Har7sr's Magazine nrc here
prscntcd-wIth aomc additions, Including tho
latest researches on the suhjcct-ina permanent
form. They are clearly and ngrecably written,
md afford n comprehensive summary Of tic
knowledge now possessed of the existence Of
man In Europe during the agcs when bis in,plc-
u,cnts woro for.ucd Ut wood and stouo Thu
sketches treat respectively Of tho tr1tces Of
mankind discovered In tr.nnccti0n with tho
bonts OF anl,slals In the drift-lpposlt; uf tlr
osscuus remains and the flint implements found
dcns anil lake-sctt1cnicnts md Of neutthic I'M.
plcmgnts.
INTELLECTUAL. DEVELOPMENT.
HISTORY OF THE tSTELLE.rUA1, DEVlsr-
OTMENT or KUIlOpE. Ny tUun WILLIAM
DHArEn, II: D.. H.. ID. rrofcs'or Of ChemIf::
TX IN thc Gn'ysrlty Of .,; Sew York Antho5o'
rssel Edition, in rwo Volumes. limo. rp. 43R
Jansen. Mc{.luEg tE to. frice, 81.
Since the first publication Of this work. now
Aftccn yrara ago, It l1ns passed through nany
editions, and boon translated into half-
dozen foreign languages. Like somo fow other
books by American authors, It enjoys even n
better reputation I'll Europc thnn III It's own
altogether dtsrrcdEtablc one. Tho present
edition hns been thoroughly reyIsed by tho nu-
t,lor, receiving In NUMEROUS p1rts considerable
additions.
, 1876-06-24

COMPARATIVE ZOOLOGY, STRUCTURAL, AND
SYSTEMATIC. Fem EEE IN SclEno1.s AND Co'.-
LnaKr. 1ly JANnH OnToN, 4. H.. 1r1fcrsar nf
Nalurnl History III vnsanr College. Auh0r Of
.'rhc AnAca Gn,l flia Amazon" etc. Elmo,
m. :E1a Ncw York: tiArpcr i Drothcrs. Chi
cago: Jansen, Mctlnrg + u.
THO beautiful Style in whfrs, Hts book Ii pub
lsl.ctl gucs far to prcposscss tho realer II, Its
fnyor. Tie illustrations aro pr't,lsc anil cxru!-
lent, the print Is large anl elrns nntl tilr bIml-
Ing substAntIa' 6url, attributes arc US ayreca-
bic as ESSENTIAL In volume that alt,st hear tic
handling Ia which a students manual Is sub
jort.
II fs in tie classroom that wnrk of tlls kind
must undergo the trial TINT decides Its merits;
nevertheless, u curnury examination d!seloscB
the or.nal features that distinguish the t'ne
now lcnre ua. 1l,csa aro ttse treatment Ut thu
Animal Kingdom as 4 unit; the comparative
study Ut organs mud trtr functions IN the whole
cullEse Ut tlrir development; u1hl tho pfcscnta-
tia. VI the elements of Structural Zoology rrlor
to Il discussion OF tbs principles lying II the
foundation Ut 9yBtetnnteEooluey. The work Is
intended Ia serve the purpose Of text-ls"k
onty, atld MI ,lchatat,ln thcDr1cs ami gues-
ttnfs md cumbersome ,letnilh arc riElt!ly Tx
clMletl. This long experience Of tttc nutLDr lii
the worlt Of education, md hIs extensive re-
searches In Natural History, E!yo him valuable
qualifications for tkio construction OF O 1nanlIal
snlted to tllu nuetls Ut tcaclrr anu pupil.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02
NOTICE

To Whom It may Concern,
vGsHAT LOUIS MACE 0LIssANB MILK NAN,
i y 20 leave this place about the 18th. All
soms forward and ssttis their sccounts.
Pioche. March 18th. 1879.
mrl1-lw WI, o. 0LIg6AN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

r THE MATTER OF THE rsrArr or
i Margaret Psscoe, deceased.
Not1e 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Asominlstrator OF the estate Of Margaret Pascos,
S1ecessed, to the creditors Of, and ali persons
h,ha. nG claims against the said deceased, to ez.
ten months after the hrst publicstion Of thie
not1ce to the said Administrator, ii the once
o. nisnop sabin. Attorneys ct Law, It Phoebe,
IN the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe. May 18th, 1875.
'JAssd =. D. TURNER. Administrator.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02

And in accordance with law and order Of the
Board OF Directors made on the sixteenth tl6th)
day of May, 1876. so many shares Of each parcel
81 such stock Is may be necessary, will be sold
At public auction at the auc ion-house Of John
Middleton l. son, No. $40 Montgomery street.
San Francisco Calf rnis, on Tuesday, the
eleventh (ilth) day OF July, 1915. at the
hour of one O'Clock p. M, OF such day. TO nav
delinquent assessment thereon, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of the sale.
VIM. VIII LIS, Beer, tary.
Office, Room No. 90, Nevada Block No. 500
Montgomery street, San Francisco, California.
js-25td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02

A IL PARTIES HAVING PIPES RUNNING
- IN their houses or business placer ~
cautioned against Watering the street with tns
wster durinR the continuance Of this var
weather. A violation Of this notice will csu~
removal Of the hoe ccnns ction.
FLORAL SPRINGS WATER CO.
BY ". u. LU1DoCK. epp'6
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02

Meadow Valley Mining Com pa ny. -.
Location Of works. Phoebe. Lincoln county,
the following described stock. on account OF
assessment mo III levied ON the twenty sixth
day OF April. 1876. the several amounts set op
posite the names Of the respective Shareholder,
% follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02
DELINQUENT SALES.

Newark Silver Mining Company
Location Of principal place OF business, San
Francisco. California; location Of works. Ely
District, Lincoln County, Nevada. -Notice-
There are delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock, on account OF assessment No 12)
levied on the sixteenth fl6thj day OF May. 1876.
the several amounts set opposite the nsmes
Of the respective shAreho ders. as follows:
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02
N o + &c e.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A TO be indebted to the Independent
Market, lately run BY Greenlesf 4 Dobbtns,
~tlt please call ct Lichtenstein's Auction Store.
on Main street. and settle their accounts imme.
diately with J. N. Dobbins, otherwise they
VIII be placed In the hands Of an ofacer for
collection.
Phoebe, New, Dec. Is. 1875.
dle-s0d IN. DOBBTNs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02
FOR SALE!

cheap for Cash.
THE VIRGINIA LODGING HOUSE. STU.
y etsd on Meadow Valley Street. next above
Apply on the premisea ts2e.n
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02
CALL AND SETTLE.

A IL BILLS AND .AOCOrNTs DUE TO
"A ma must be paid ~ Monday, January
seth, 1876, Otherwise they viii b. placed in the
hands Of the proper authorities for collection
Immediately after that date.
Phoebe. Jsnuazy aist. 1876.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-02
$3.50. 90 REWARD!

T,HE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID
j for the arrest and conviction Of the man
Who robbed the Ralt Lake Stage, about three
miles from Phoebe, on Wednesday evening,
March 10Th, 1876.
BY order Of 8. D. BxAsrow, Asst sup't Of
Wells, Fargo b Co.
Per ". e. GRIFFIN,
mrSi-n Agent.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
Death In the Rain.

Iowa experienced several terrible
storms on the night OF the 4th. The village
OF Rockdale, six miles from Dubuque, was
washed out and iorty-two persons drowned
A terrible tornado passed through South Bur-
lington Mr.. and Mrs Stockwell were killed
instantly while lying in their bed. Mr. Dyke,
whose home was in Minnesota, and who was
visiting Mr.. r. T. Root, in Summit street, was
instantly killed and the body found in the
wreck of the dwelling, which was leveled Ia
the ground. Numerous others were more OF
less injured, but not seriously. Thirty-nine
buildings were riddled to pieces. The storm
was of but an instant's duration, and its work
of destruction was like flash of lightning.
The storm extended across the State
OF Iowa, and part of Illinois and Nebraska In
central Iowa the loss OF life is much worse
than first reported. In Warren county fifty
houses were blown away, and in Madison
county the result was fully as disastrous
The loss OF life, altogether will reach hum
dred, and the scenes OF desolation are heart
rending in the extreme.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
The Serylan Plan of Campaign.

The Berlin correspondent of the
London Times says; Following is the Ser
Wan plan of campaign, as far as discernabe at
present: General 7. c. Hernayetf, who COM
manded at Alexinatic, will engage the Turks
at Hitsch. Gen. Zach, who is in command in
the southwest, will meanwhile, with 1900
men, force the passes into the Turkish prov
inees fold Servia, and effect a junction with
the main force OF Montenegrins, numbering
1900, at Prizrend. The prince of Monten-
egro, in order to cooperate in this movement,
had concentrated the great body of his troops
opposite Podgoritza. The Servian army on
the river Drina, 10000 strong, under General
Allimptz, will march on Visheriod; Serajevo,
with 1000 Montenegrins, will cooperate with
5,4OO insurgents in Herzegovina
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
The Postal Bill.

The report of the committee of con.
ference on the post Office appropriation bill
recommended the adoption of the olflowing
provision concerning third-class mail matter
"All third-class matter, except unsealed cir
culars, shall be transmitted at the rate of one
cent for every two ounces, or fractional part
thereof, and one cent for each additional two
ounces, and The sender may write his name
on the outside, preceded by the word from
or NAV write briefly or may print on any
packages the number and name OF articles
enclosed, and publishers of magazines, etc,
may print thereon the time to which sub.
scriptions are paid, and the address on postal
cards and unsealed circulars may be written
printed or affixed thereto at the option of the
sender"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
Gen. Custer and 26O Others Killed.

Reports of a terrible battle with the
Indians have been confirmed. The battle was
fought on the 25th, thirty or forty miles be-
low the Little Horn. Custer attacked the In
dian village, of from $500 to 1900 warriors,
on one side, and Colonel Reno was to attack
1t on the other. Three companies were
placed on hill as reserve. General Custer
and fifteen officers and every man belonging
to the companies were killed. General Reno
retreated under the protection of the reserve.
The whole number killed was 260. General
Gibbon joined Reno, when the Indians lett.
The battle-ground looked like slaughter
pen, as it really was, being in a narrow
ravine. The dead were much mutilated.
The situation now looks serious. General
Terry arrived at Gibbons camp on steam
boat, and crossed the command over and ac-
companied it to join Custer, who knew it was
coming before the fight occurred. Lieut..
Crittenden. son of General Crittenden was
among the killed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1876-07-13
A CONTRABAND LETTER.

Omaha Bee
Mr.. John Furay, Special Mail Agent,
has just received a letter for proper
disposal by him, which has q very
curious history. IL was written by 4
well-krown Nebraska man, four years
ago, to a dealer in counterfeit money
in an Eastern city. The writer in.
closed IS TO pay for 500 Of the crook
ed stuff, which he says he can easily
shove off-S5 at a time--on the In.
dians, TO whom he was selling whisky.
lie directs the crooked money to be
sent to him through the mails, in three
different packages, so as not TO excite
suspicion and he adds that he will Pat.
roniZe the dealer 10 the extent OF sew.
eral thousand dollars in the bogus cur.
rency. This letter never reached its
destination. II got into crack i'm a
mail car, and remained there till the
other day, when IL was found by a
workman engaged in repairing the car
at the Chicago shops. II was handed
over TO the proper authorities. who
forwarded II 10 Special Mail Agent
Furay, who will send II 10 the writer
with some sound advice. The man Is
said 10 be an individual who. IL ac.
cused Of such an intent would shoot IN
a sesond. he will therefore no doubt
be surprised 20 receive his self.accus
ing letter.
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RECORD OF THE NEWS.
Political, Personal and Foreign Do
ings and Gossip.
More Enronenn Mnr NeMs

Turkey will issue a circular to the
great powers throwing the entire responsible
NY OF the war upon Seryia, and declaring
Prince Milan a rebel because he seeded from
the union Of vassals The following is an ex-
tract from the Servian manifesto: "Servia
has done nothing watevcr to hinder the work
OF paeifcation, whilst Turkey has surrounded
Servia with belt OF iron. II is impossible to
remain longer within the bounds OF moder-
alton, and the Porte is responsible for any
eventual bloodshed The Montenegrins will
be on our side; and it will not be long before
the Heregovnians, Bosnians, Buigerians and
Greeks cooperate with us" The manifesto
concludes by exhorting the troops TO respect
the frontier OF Austria, which had claim
upon their gratitude, because OF the benevo-
lent protection extended to their Herzegoy-
MAN brethren.
The following dispatch, dated July
3, has been sent to Turkish representatives
abroad. "The Servians attacked the camp at
Urekul, southwest OF Dissa. After five hours
hard fighting the Servians retreated, leaving
500 dead on the field Near Belona the Turks
were victorious in several encounters, killing
200 and wounding 400 Of the enemy,
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