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Yesterdays New York closing teIe-
gram reports: Ordinary, 3.16c; good
ordinary, 10 7l6c; low middIIng, 1lsC;
middling, 10 5l6c; rniddling, same time
last year, 14sc; Gales, 72I bales. Tone
Of the market: At 1890, quiet; 2:10,
dull and easier; 3:05, dull and easier.
The following are the closing rstes in
New York futures for yesterday and the
day before:
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InpOrts.-M & c. R. R, 10; NJ. & T.
r. r., 80; NJ. & L. r. +. W., 3; steam
ers, 49, estimated per wagons and other
sources, 10.
Erport8.-L. & n. G. S. R. R, 217;
by rail north, 2l7.
The following are the official tele-
grams of the condition OF the domestic
markets as received at the cotton ex-
change:
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safurhav. Arvusf 10 Ia-,
By z. J. BLACK, ID. q. and N.
Estes & Ellett, Attorneys. Tvs
.HARCERY SALE OF REAL F1TITE

No. IUG, R.-First ChaECery Court Of Shelby
COunJy.-GeO. NJ. Hudnau, Executor OF ia
COB Burke, dec d, VS.. Rsbecca Burke ct a.
PY virtue OF On interIOcutory decree for sale
u entered IN the above cause on the Sth day
OF June, 1876, 1 Will sell, at public auctiOn. 10
the highest bidder, IN 'front.' of the Clerk and
Masters Otfice, Courthouse Building, Main
street Memphis Tenn. IN
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CREGARAv DESTITUTE

(REoPENS WEDNESDAY SEPT. 20TH.l
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND MISSES.
Boarding and Day School; Latin, English and
French. French is the language of the family.
cod MADAME D'HERVILLY, Principal,
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FRANCE Arb TRADE.

TIE BANKS. in addition to the cur
rent depressing influences, felt the effect
yesterday Of the rain that made every
thing cu l. EEcbangs receiving in
plenty st par buying and premium
selling on New York; on New Orleans
I discount buying, par selling. The
Nashville american says of things
there: The amount OF idle capital in
the vaults is still large, but the banks
are well ples ID with the present volume
Of business, and look very hopefully to
the future" heGpstiOnsl currency
slowly appreciates IN market value;
gold declined sgain yesterday, gu )ting
ILL., all morning in New York; here
brokers were offering ll0i. There wss
no whisper to be hesrd Of stocks or
scrips.
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MRS. CUFBBBBY's SEMINARY

DEOPENS MONDAY, SEPT. nth, FOR
IL Young Ladies ana Children. Boarding
and day school Full corps of efficient and
experienced teachers. Superior building, APP
paratus, etc. Special attention given TO mu-
Sic Corner 18Th and Pine SITS, st. Louis. For
catalogue address
MRS. EUGENIA CUTHBERT, Principal.
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HOLLINs' INSTITUTE.
DoTETOUsT sPBINss, VA.

TNHIRTY-FOURTH Annual Session will
1 open September 18th. Faculty, fifteen
ladies and gentlemen, besides other officers,
Tuition in all literary studies, WITH BOARD,
s225. The school is first.class, and enjoys the
further advantages of mineral waters and
mountain climate. Depot, Salem A. NJ. and
o. Il. r. P. o., BOtetOurt Springs, Va. Clrcu-
States, sent on application, Young ladies
proposing to attend, should apply a once.
jy26W CHAS. l.. COIKE, Sup't.
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE, /,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

DARTIES desiring to plac daughters and
/ wards in a school of tn very best grade,
should send for q circula
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Wsanesany. TIE 9Th Dnz Of August. 1916,

at u o'clock, at the southwest corner of Msdi-
son and Main streets, in the city of Memphis,
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder,
for cash, the following property, tO-Wit:
lst. $4,000 stock in the Peoples Insurance
Company of Memphis.
I'd. $4,000 Second Mortgage Bonds of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Com pany.
Sd. 81, $50 Second Mortgage Bonds Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railway Company.
4th. $4,000 Income Bonds OF the same Rail-
way Company.
5th. $4,000 Stock in the same Railway Com
pany.
And 9Th. s2S 900 First Mortgage Bonds of the
same Railway Company, or a sufficient OF
the above securities to pay the debts specified
in said order of sale. Memphis, July IA, 1875.
S p. READ, Cashier.
Kortrecht, Graft & Scales, Solicitors.
TrezeVant & CO., AuctiOneers. jyI5
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WANTED.
COTTON-SEED
WANTED.

THE CITY OIL WORKS, MADISON ST.
1 near Memphis and Charleston Depot,
will pay cash for sound Cotton seed delivered
at their works or at wharf. Sacks and Irvine
will be sent to responsible parties, as usual,
on receipt of orders, iu23
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PUBLIC SALE,

IN pursuance of an order of sale OF the
i Chapcery Court of Shelby county in the
suit of VIM, A. Goodman VS.. sam Tale ct ais,
made July 8, 1876, I, the undersigned, y. p.
Read, Cashier Union and Planters Bank of
Memphis, will, on
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CRAWCERY SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

No 22gS, R.-Chsncery Court Of Shelby conn
", Ienuessee.-AndreW Stewart ct Al w.
Anna y. Stewart Ell al.
pI virtue OF an irterlOcutory decree for
~ sale, entered IN the above cause on the
18Th day OF June, 1876, I will sen. al pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, in front OF
the Clerk and Masters Office 'COurthOuss
Building, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
Saturday. August 10, 1876.
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tonnes
see, to wit: All that property known as lots
Nos. one and two, in block No. II, In South
Memphis bounded on the north by Vance
street, and on the west by Tennessee street
fronting 10 feet on Tennessee street, and run
ming back $50 feet on Vance street to a OBJECT
shed, etc.
Terms OF Sale-On a credit Of six and twelve
months; notes with good security required:
lien retained to further secure same, etc
This July 20 1876.
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N u &c.
MUSEC-- VOGAL Ind PIANO

kF ISIS SUE A. COOPER WILL CONTINUE
"a to give Lessons in Vocal Music and Mu-
at her resid ence, No. 10 GOslee street, VIII at
tend pupils their residence, if desired.
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Drnsfae,a GaLa

DY virtue OF Trust Deed made to Iae by
d John and Ellen Shea, l will, by direction
of the beneficiary, John Morrison, sell at pub
lie sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
TueEday, AusUst 8, 1879,
at u o'clock, on the southwest corner Of Main
and Madison streets, in the city of Memphis
the following real estate: Part lot $50, begin
ming IS feet west OF Main street, On the south
side of Jackson street; thence west ~ feet
on the south line OF Jackson street, extending
southwark, between parallel lines from the
front, seVenty-four and a-quarter feet with
the improvements thereon. Redemption
BARI JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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PATApsCO FEMALE INSTITUTE,

Near Baltimore, Nd on Line of Balu.
NOR ana ohio RR1iEnRd.
THIS institution has bsen in operation FOR
tation. It's location is prominently health
fuE, is central, and is easily reached by rail
from the South, East or West. Terms per
scholss ic wear, for board and full course of
Latin ana English, $500. For circulars, address
Mrs. r. ID. ARCHER, EllicOtt City, ?. o., Nd.
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EDUCAT EQM az.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

A LIMITED number of vacancies viii exist
IA in this Well-kDOwn Institution. Those
wishin@ appointments as CADETS will address,
without delay, General FRANCIS Fl. SMITH,
Sup't Lexington, Virginia. iyl5 d&w
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LEE AND Jack AGsE
I'll TTARY AC6DRHY,

BurkesVliie, Virginia.
E5IHE FALL SESSION OF 1876 WILL BE.
i gin siEst HO10ay ia aei.teu,b
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board and itinr, including washing, fuel
and lights, So. A fuli and competent corps o.
culars, containing full inform alton, address.
au2 W NAL. IS. ]. BURGESS, PRINCIPAL
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Saturday, August IL, 1875,

within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Tenn, to-
wit: Beginning al q stake on the north line OF
John EOOm's 2O0-acrs tract, or occupant, i've
chains and 81 links west OF John HoOm's
southeast corner on hickory marked J. 8. on
James Freeman's line; thence south chains
TO stake in the spring branch; themes west
2chatns and "a links to a stake; thence south
chains and . links to a stake on Geo. ".
Oldham's north line; thence west with his
own nnes passing his northwest corner q
chains and 81 links to 2 stake links south Of
q SWee-gum marked % =. =, G." on Joseph
SaLaham'S line; thence north with said line
passing his, IS chains and 80 links TO a stake
81 links north OF poplar marked B. q. s.:
thence east D chains to a stake from which 8
q W IA links a sweetgum marked b. =. q. on
John HOOm's line; thence south with said
line so chains and 80 links to a stake Is links
from a hickory marked J. s., said HOOm's
corner; thence east with his line % chains
snd As links to the neutrality-suspicious.
40 5OIO0 acres.
Terms OF Sale-Cash. Equity Of redemption
barred, as provided for in the deed of trust
herein. This July s, 1876.
<, A. COLE Clerk ard Master.
By r. J. lack, Deputy Q. and N.
n
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The PRODUCE MARKET yesterday
WAS excessively dub. There was little
merchandise arriving 10 offer, and Il e
ceas ,less rain was against much run
ming round TO inquire for it. Corn is In
small supply, with only tr fling in
quiry; 100 sacks sold st 45c; a large lot
was held at higher figure, and wss
considered out or the market. oats
were dull; 80 or 40 sacks sold at 39c;
some new Tennessee were offered, but
received no bid. Bran remains in some
demand; l3S sacks sold at Sll; some
corn bran was Offering. Hay was dull;
a csr-lOsd Of prairie sold at So 80, and
sDlsll lot OF timothy st Sl9 so. COTnnledE
was lower; sales were few at 81 Ava. PJ.
tdtOeS and apples We're unchanged, for
the weather waB against anything COM
ing in by wagons: northern apples cold
ia store at 81 25l92 50 q barrel. StOeet
Potatoes were in the market in shipping
order at $2(92 % barrel asked in the
store, but they received little attention.
Peaches were received in considerable
plenty, and were lower, good Indian
red selling az 75c box, good white st
SOC. Eggs were sgsin higher in conse-
quence Of statements that they have
reached an eXtravsgant hight in New
CLEANS. II was understood, however,
that rather large shipment is on the
way for this place, which intelfeTed with
"buiP cp ratoTs, who were endesvariDg
TO "hoist" the price to 25o; 209223 APP
pesTed to be the prevalent rates, but
there was considerable iTIegulsrity. But
ter was higher for very choice grades,
which quoted up to 22(924;. Chickens
were SITTER, with moderate offerings;
sales st 81 1903; old, 1903 Is, and So so
for extra fine.
THE COTTON MARKET yesterday was
wanting in tue tu0yancy Of several days
previous. The weather was against al
business; "from early morn to dewey
eve" the crystal drops fell with unvary.
Ing persistence, and often with a full
NOsh's fl BOD impetuOsity. Thst this
dOWnpOuring, added to the daily show
els that had already caused toreboding,
must rcs nit in disaster ID the crop, was
the common expectation, and holders
hrmness was increased by the fact. The
kilograms were less propitiOus, rs cur re-
ports below mRks evident. The inquiry
was fair for the Cirt umstsDces, and
prices remained firm. kilograms state
that silver went up to 5I2d in London;
this favGr5 cotton. We have also 5n in
terestiDg telegram Of the International
cotton meeting in Liverpool yesterday,
which we publish in smother column.
Quotations at the Memphis cotton ex-
change were as follow:
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MONEY MARKETS.

Gold in New York closed st 1ll3;
same time last year, ia.
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CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE

No. 1870, R.-ChaDcery Court OF Shelby coun-
ty, Iennessee.-E. J. Means, Mary H. Shelby
ct al. Us. ". u. James ct al.
pY virtue OF an InteriOcutOry decree for
Ay SALE entered in the above cause on the
18th day of pril 1875, will SELL at public aues
ton, to the highest bidder, in front OF the
Clerk and Masters office, Courthouse BuiId-
Ing, Main street, Memphis, Tenn, on
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nErrgR PUMPS REQUIRED.

A well written and interesting article
on pumping machinery appears in our
columns to-day. The writer isa gen.
tlsnan Of long and extensive practical
experience in the mines Of the great
Comstock belt. and whether he b cor
rect or not in his ideas and conclusions.
his opinions are entitled TO due consid-
sration. and commend themselves TO the
attention and reflection Of our mining
men and engineers. Year after year.
pumping heavy bodies Of water from
great depths has become more Of . dini-
cult and psrpls1ing problem. and Mr.. !.
=. Thompson. the well known mining
engineer. il nov on his second trip to
Europe for the purpose Of examining
into and taking items on tho best i'm
proved methods Of pumping. and the
pumps and machinery used. in order to
bring the benefits Of the information he
may obtain to the assistance Of the
Comstock drainage. His first trip to
Europe showed him very conslusivsly
that We Of this section do not know as
much about pumps and pumping as the
mining engineers Of the Old World. and
b. now proposes importing some Of the
most effective pumping machinery from
that country.
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IourxAIrsrrc couRfErIES

One Of the most credjtab,s features in
American journalism ID The slacriiy with
which editors and propristors OF rival,
and oitsn bitterly iniuiea newspapers.
hasten 10 each others assistance in
times Of embarrassment and trouble.
An illustration Of this has just occurred
In San Francisco. On Sunday morning
the prsss-room Of the Cal and BULLETIN
caught Are. and although the damage
financially was not very great. the press
on which these two papers were pub
lishsd was injured to such an extent that
Il will b UNIT for use until repaired.
Within an hour after the disaster was
known. the Aita California, the Evening
Poa and the Stock Report offered TO
Fitch and Pickering the use OF their
establishments. 30 that neither paper
might lose . single issue. The Offer
va all the more ~praissworthy on the
part Of the Ala. a. the propristors Of
the Col and Baustia are now prosecuting
. libel suit against that paper. Mac
Crellish and Woodward are IN honor to
journalism. and their generous courtesy
will not soon b forgotten BY Msssrs,
Fitch and Pickering.
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rnE EASTERN RAILROAD WAX.

The value to the poor man Of compe-
tition in trade Is just o being practi-
csily illustrated by the railroad war
which is raging in the East. The Erie
and the Hudson river railroads have re-
newsd their old standing fight. and
freiehts and fares are being reduced al
an alarming rats. These two corpora
tons own the two great trunk lines from
New York to Chicago. ,and 10 the wal
continues We shall soon hear Of pas.en-
gers travelling between the two points
for almost a nominal fare. The benefits
to the Pacific coast arising out Of this
reduction are comparatively 10 small
that we scarcely count them at all. Stii
they are something. Fare BY the Erie
road from San Francisco to New York II
now $50 - against $i3S BY the other
lines In the East. The extra % viii pay
for q sleeping car from Ogden to Omaha.
The gain il but small. but still worth
considering. We shall have no mate
rial reduction in through fares until q
new trans-continsntal railroad 10 built,
and the prospects Of successfully &C.
complaining any such scheme for the
present arc not very great. still We en-
for our brethren in the East
who are enjoying the blessings Of rail-
road competition.
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LAWYERS are sometimes very particu-
lar. The other day n was waited upon
by n young man, who began by saying:
"My father died and made a will"
els II possiblef never heard Of such
o thiner' answered tho lawyer. 81
thought II happened every day. said
the young man; "but II there 10 to be
any difficulty about II, l had better give
you q fec 10 attend TO the business"
The fee was given. and then the lawyer
observed: "0h. I think l know what
you mean. You mean that your father
inado a will and died-yss, yes; that
must be- IT,"
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z n.
AaAin In turkey.

LONDON. juno IA dispatch from
Berlin reports that Prince Milan Of Ser-
via has sent an autograph letter to Con.
s~tantinopls acknowledging his allegiance
TO Murad.
A Berlin special says a German Ultra
montana Journal Publishes a private
telegram which reports that Russian
troops have massacred Roman Catholics
In Padlaehia. even using cannon for the
purpose.
A telegram from the Paris Turkish
Corps Of Observation on the Ssrvian
frontier has been ordered to with
draw. It is supposed hat this Is done
at the instigation Of the British Govern
msnt.
Disastrous Fieod In sw~itssrIand.
BHRSx, June 12.-Scrious inunda-
tons have occurred in Western Swift.
srland. caused by heavy rains and the
melting OF snow In the mountains.
Railways are much damaged, and the
whole Canton OF Thuringia Ia submerg-
cd. Many bridges and houses have
been carried away and several persons
drowned. At Franfeldt. the capital Of
Canton, four inmates OF the house were
killed by tho falling Of walls.
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GENERAL NOTES.

Two largo st. Bernard dogs. alike as
two peas. but having separate owners.
we're recently stolen from Geneva. One
wandered back. and was claimed by both
masters. A lawsuit was the conse-
quenes and the magistrate. in the alb
sencs Of proof as to ownership. resolved
TO use the dog as u witness. The ami
NAL was loossd in the courtroom. the
expectation being that he would show
recognition Of its rightful owner; but he
paid about equal attention to each, and
more to the judge than either. He rs-
spondsd impartially. too. to the name Of
each lost dog. The jury could mol
agree. and the contestants decided 10
give the dog to the judge.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Salt Lake
Herald, speaking Of tho recent report
that the Great Salt Lake 10 rising gives
the result Of his observations or the
fluctuations Of the water. A monu-
ment was put into the lake last Ssptem.
Der. and since that time 1t In found that
the water Of the lake has risen fourteen
inches. In ono place where the pio-
nserr walked over dry shod ON . reef Of
rocks twsnty.six years ago. the depth Of
the water 10 from eight to eleven feet.
Mn. c. @. ERNEST Of Stockton. Cali
f%ornia. has succeeded in growing roses
almost o. black a. ink. He sngrafted
the slip Of q dark.red rose into an oak
tree. aud the dark sap Of the oak Of.
fectually colors the roses black. In en-
.deavoring 10 transfer tho slips to the
ground they invariably died. Slips Of
roses grated into locust-trees lived for
two years, bearing brown blossoms.
RoBrnr RoBxxn will shortly preach
In Genoa on the subisct-a declaration
that The Kingdom Of God Is established
on this earth. lie says the Kingdom Of
God was established on the 9th day Of
January. 1866. In Montana Territory.
and from that date the millsnnial period
This eonstrains US to
that the fools are not all
dead yet.
TIE Republican National Convention
meets In Cincinnati Tomorrow.
and to which the delegates are nov en-
route from all over the nation. Is to be
held In Exhibition Hall. an immense
structure. with 5000 seats. and stand
ing room ON the floor and in the gale
ries for 5000 moro.
Tue Carson Mint closed yesterday. 30
lar a. the receiving Of deposits is con.
ssrned. for repairs and the annual settle
msnt Of accounts. II will remain thus
closed until the first day Of July next.
the material on hand will DO
and cleaned up.
In Paris the American residents are
preparing to celebrate the Centennial
due honor. They propose to CON-
mennonite the event by placing a marble
lab, appropriately inscribed, upon the
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING CON.
i PANY.-LocatIon Of works snd principal
pisce Of businesp, Gold Hiil. Nevada. The
shareholders OF the Yellow Jacket silver Min.
Ing Company are hereby notified that the m.
nual meeting Of the stockholders NJ the 'Aid
Company will be Leld 81 the Office Of the Com.
pany, Maia street. Gold IIill, Storey county,
Nevada. On MONDAY. the i7,h day OF July.
A. ID 1910, IL the hour of I o'clock ?. H.. for
the Election Of i've Trustees and the transaction
OF such other business as may DO brought be-
fore said meeting.
Coll Hill, June n, A. D.. 1sIG. jei1td
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FonrY centuries may look down upon
us from the pinnacle Of modern c~iviliza.
ton without discovering n man bold
enough to hit o woman ON the toes with
Q tack.hammer while she Is directing
him how to put down a carpet.
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BORN.

BARTON-In Duckwatsr. May iG, 10 the vile
OF n n. barton. . sou
wEDEKlND-l Nesark Valley. white Pine
county. 10 the vile Of George w~iehini. .
daughter.
MITCHRLL-In belmont. June 3, ~ the wife
OF John q. Mitchell. = son.
II T. Thomas. q son.
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THERE was no afternoon stock report
yesterday. Tho Board adjourned with
out ~transacting any business, on account
OF the death Of j. ii. Latham.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

BROOKS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
- COMPANY. Notice Ii hereby given that
the annual meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Broohs 0oli aud Silver Mining Company will
be held 81 the once OF the company No. SIS
California street. san Francisco, California. on
TUESDAY. the 10th day of June, 1870. for the
election of officers and the Transaction Of such
other buslne's - may he brought before the
meeting. X. IT, ALLAN. Secretary.
nan frsncisco. Cal June 8. 1916. jeisid
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MARRIED.

woRsIIAM - RBORsIs- In Fan Francisco.
Juno 7. A. ]. worshsm 10 Mls. Florence
Rhorcr.
wiTTE-aREINER- Ia Gold Iliil. June II. by
Rev. Il. n. Eastman, J. II. Wi'ts TO Mr..
Louisa ure:ner.
CULLIaAN -JUYCE-In Typo, Juns !, BY Rev.
Father Kelly. John culligan 10 Miss Anna
joyce.
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DIED..

CL0w-In rmctee Meadows, June ~, Julia o..
wife Of II n. Glow. aged Is years.
MASsON-lu Reno. June o. Sarah Ann. wife of
Louis Mason. aged III years and ~ days.
BALlELLs--At the white Pine Consiy lies.
plial. Juns I. Marselll ~iialisile. eyed Abou, u
years.
HOSTETTER-At the white Pine County Ho..
pital. Juno Q. Nicholas Iio-lsiter. aged 81
year..
YOACIIAM-At Meadow Valley wssh. Lincoln
county. June 3. John Daniel. ron Of A. e and
months.
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NEW TODAY.
LIBERTY, NO. !, ATTENTION!

rJNHE REGULAR MONTH. AA
~ Meeting Of this Con.-nHf532zN
pany viii he held wEDNRs. f~
DAY EvESlv0. June 18th. NV
1873. At the Hngine House. at 1870 o'clock. A
full attendance IL desired.
Iel3 u JOHN u. MILL.S. President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-13
WANTED.

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