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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1876-03-30
Assignee's Notice.

NyOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 all the cred
IN i,ors Of J, r Sears, Of Leavesvorth City,
Kansas, that will, on Thursdav, the 9Th day Of
April $40. at ms ONCE, No. 3l5 ,,elsvare STREET,
in the CITY o, Lelven worth, and County OF ieIv-
On sostb and si.e Of KansA-, coed, publicly, TO
adjust ard allow demands sg inst the estate and
effects assigned to me, by sad J. r. Sears for the
bene nt OF all the creditors.
GEORGE 8. WOODWARD,
Assignee Of J. X. SEAks.
Ieavenvorih, Kansas, Ncsmber 3rd, 1875,
S-dl-y3mo
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Wanted.

A lady teacher for school in district No.
81, Leavenworth county. Apply in person
Immediately, to A. P. Stone, Clerk Of Dis
trict, Reno township.
Mar. 23-w-2t
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HAVE several hundred bushels of good
sound seed corn for sale. Apply TO William
Lyons, two miles west of Tiblov, wyan-
d3tte County, Kansas. mar30-w-3.
BA1cAHoas peE. cospetique win tint
/. ths hair; Vsaksn d nOostschs vifhou,
szoasine. jsnl9-tt
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HOME MARKETS.
ioosKxcrx, DAILY ysR THE TIMEs.l

iooIRRcrKD DAILY YoR THE TINES.l
TINES OFFICE,
LKAvKswoRrH, March Is, 1876. !
No receipts OF grain were reported in the
markets yesterday.
Hay has advanced to S5SS6 per ton.
1t is thought by dealers that corn will
soon advance to SOC. per bushel, in large
lots.
Wheat remains unchanged, with a fair
supply in the market.
Produce Market.
uhn,es1Es Prioe Lift nnrrcked ddlu
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Administrators Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, L.
CoUHrY,
In the Probate Court IN sd for sid Cosafy.

In the Protate Court is sd for sid County.
In the matter OF the Esta;e Of
JOHN B. WELLS, Deceased.
NyOriCE IS HEREBY CIV sH, That Letter.
IL Of Administ, alton have bean granted to the
uodersisned ON the 1 stat Of John b. Wells, late
Of sad County, deceased. by the Hooorab e, the
Probate C. urt Of the County and et te sforesaid,
dated The 18th dsy Of February, A. D 1876.
MARY B. WELL, AdmiuistratIix
Of the Estase Of John B. Wells, Deceased.
February 18th, 1856.
In WITsEss W1.sr. y, I, the upders sned, PTobsss
Judge Of Lsvenvotth County, have
hereto sss ny La d and aMxed tn
sral Of ths said Probate Court this 38th
tsHAI'i day ofFebEuary, 4. D 1876
SAN. d. LECONPfE,
uar2.vN Pfobste Juase.
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BUNIONS and CORNS should be

freely bathed from time to time with
Ponds Extract, and what is still better, a
compress of the same should be laid over
the afflicted parts, and kept in place over
night by suitable bandage; this should
be repeated every night for one week. Half
teaspOonful shoold be taken inwardly
every three hours during the first three
days. eod&w
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So,rr of the farmers think about one.
third Of the peach buds are yet alive.
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Fourth Class

Though Freight Rates.
The foHoring ere through rafes per one hundred
pounds from LearenroSfa 10 all points mentioned
beiolr:
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The citizens of Winchester, Jefferson
county, have organized an academy of
their own, and have engaged first class
teachers.
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Common rc ugh boaids. Il, II. .ls ft.-t 20 %
= co0 mon do Il O018 %
Common DIRE es.d boarus, II, IA Is Il - oo645 90
Scsnt ing and jSisr, Il ieet and und. % 20
Sea, tipg sn0 joist, 20 - 0oS4s 90
Joist and mber over 70 II sos 2 1t
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Reduced Rates.
The foHorinI imporfdnf reductions IL Freight
Rates fireen 81 Louis snd Lears nrorfh, ire7f
info eject on the latA insfenf:
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Produce Market

Te o'iO,rng HhoesaLs Price List Is corrected daily
ty Gordon Brus.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA
All About the <,h.nesc.

SAN FRANCIsoo, April 4.
In the Board ofSnf"rvisors las night
a communication was received from
six Chinese companies, asking that
the City Government taxi. steps to
prevent the Chinese from being in
jured in person or prop 'ity during the
present excitement.
An anti-Chiileso mass meeting of
citizens of South San Franci-co, was
held last night, and a clIh formed.
One speaker said h. was - mechanic
ard IL Der of several secrei anti
Chinese societie>; That ne sincerely
hoped there ~ouli he no rioTing, but
THESE IN power tad hest iaae heed, tor
every preparation had b. en made 10
gain by force what nigh be denied
tIiea Ivy law. r'speaker- generally
counseled mo,ierat ion and legal
measures.
Prominent members of the City Gov
ernmept state that iI is well known in
certain circles tnat previous to the
com %unication from tns Mayor to the
BOARD oI SUPER, Isors suggesting the
Present Chinese IN svenent, a plot
hal bean formed uy secret societies to
purH Chinatown, and eradicate the
evils of Chinese Immigration in a
SUMMARY manner.
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Y cor 1r..MS.

frOn4 the betm.nt tuutlar. 5lst.
ACTIvITY.-With the DISAPPEARANCE
of the Z" eautifui SNOW" AT Barcelona
Guy. we are informed that much activ-
icy in the way of preparation for build
ing exists. Lots are being graded and
hiilding material will be taken in as
soon as the snow melts sufficiently to
admit OF teaming in thar direction. A
good sized tow j. likely to p ny up
in That direction daring The coming
summer mont Is.
BLotKEp.- The now il So deep on
the niOua.an rasi5e. cas- Of BE lmont,
a. to prevent travel to and from Typo,
except on horseback. Teams are
forced TO take acirruiious roufe, south.
over what is knnwn As the Some Cabin
ROAD, some 80 mites or more farther
than by the stage road.
The Typo furnace has heen started
up again, hui il L. feared ii steady
supply of coal can not be relied on uB-
Til The first of June, ~ there is a great
depth OF snow i'll the mountains.
THE PRUsslAN Cove understand
the Prussian Company, Jefferson Dis
trict, will pay up in full on the lst of
next month.
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NEW TO-DAY.

upon or in anyway belonging o. appcrtaininr
to said mines, lands and premises, and the
hereditalnments. tenements and appurten-
ances belonging thereto, and the rents. issues
and profits thereof, and also, the right, titls
and interest, property possession. claim and
demand Of the said party Of the first part Of,
and parcel hereof.
Notice is hereby given. that on the 28th
Gay o. April. A. ID. 1876, between the
hours of9 o'clock A. NJ. and ) o'clock p. NJ, viz:
at Y O'Clock M, l will sell all the right, title,
claim and interest Of the said defendant,
Geddes q bertrand Mill and Mining Compa-
ny, OF, in and to the above described prop
erty, and which said defendant had in said
properly on the 18th day OF January, A. -.
1876, vt the Csurt-house in Eureka. Eureka
County, Nevada. at public auction, for cash in
hand, to the highest and bost bidder, to salts
fy said execution and all costs, in u. s. gold
coin. GEO. W. GIL MORE. Sheriff.
By S. B. BELL, Deputy
EUREKA. Eureka county, Nov, April 4th,
1915. ap5td
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publican~ two. The Republicans will
have 4 majority in the City Council
and Sch Jol Board. The Democrats
will retain q majority in the Board of
Aldermen, and probably have a small
majority on Joint ballot. Returns from
the interior of the State indicate that
the election generally turned upon
local rather than party questions.
WIN. HI. wickham a Candidate for
vice-Presidemt = Thieves In the
Employ OF n United States Gov.
ernment.
NEW YORK, April I.
The Sun says e%ditorialIy: 1t is an
nounced that Won. H.. Wickhan, Mayor
of this city, has taken a sumptuous
apartment at a hotel in st. Louis for
his use during the Democratic National
Convention. His idea is to obtain for
himself the nomination for Vice Presi-
dent. His chief hope il said to rost in
the rebel element, founded especially
on the circumstance that he employs
as his private secretary Col. Bar
ton G. Harrison, who was private
secretary to jeff Davis in the days OF
the Southern confederacy. The Sun
warns DeE ocrats of rebeliious elements
and intiinates thai bad as Grant is, if
the choice lay between him and rebel
SympathizerS. Grant will he elecied.
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section fruin the ST. Lawrence to the
Gut, from the Atlantic TO the Pacific,
good men may honestly differ as to
the Policy of the reinforcement Act"
or the "Rs~unption Aet.r or az to the
proper measures to be adopted with a
| view to the restoration of fraternal feel
ing bet the sections. and the re-
establishment of the national currency
upon a sound specie basis; but in the
matter of honesty, economy and re-
form, there are no two opinions. There
the voters are a unit, and they de-
mand that the personal character
of the candidate submitted for their
rest all doubts as To his incorruptibility.
There are two men. the u a Repub-
Iican, the other n Dsmocrat, before
the conventions and the people in the
approaching canvass. They rave both
been tried in the balance and found
not wanting: they have both for many
years passed through the ordeal of fire
With garments unsinged, with character
I'm stained. Inan atmosphere ofcorrup-
ton they have preserved themselves
pure. Ne do not mean to say that
others equally above reproach may not
be presented to the peoples: but of this.
we are assured that the nomination Of
Bristow at Cincinnati and of Thurman
at st. Louis will in any event insure to
the country an honest, economical adj
miniStla i'm of Federal affairs fer the
next four years, az far as such ran he
secured by the dignity and purity of
the Executive. Our personal and pc
litiral preferences will influence our
votes. but we will, whatever be the re
suits f the canvass, be protected against
the moral th;everies and debancheries
which, dnring the last few years, have
cast feproacn upon MS as a people.
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nausrow ANN r.

The time Is fast approaching when
the two great parties. em~boiying the
entire voting population OF the United
States-for the defunct. so-called indie
pendents may be left III of the Gallon
latiop shall place before the country
their platform and their candidates for
the coming presidential term. The
contest will be OF more than ordinary
interest, OF more than ordinary i'm
portance. A bad, eve a doubtful nom
ination by either of the parties will re-
duce the contest to one between corrup-
ton on the one part and honesty on the
other. Tho people, the masses unin-
teresled in Government contracts, or
in Government appointments, and in
teresled only in the aus of an honest,
economical administration OF public
affairs, are wearied of the hateful de-
velopments of the last few months.
The late Secretary of War is a self con-
v.ctod b~ribe-taker. Prominent meu
o both parties, the Secretary OF the
Navy, the Private Secretary of the
President, Geo. II. Pendleton, the
Minister to England, and many others,
are resting under a suspicion Of cor
rlption, a suspicion of b~ribe-taking or
Of bribe-giving, a suspicion so strong
that in most minds 1t amounts to q con-
viction. Public me IS a rule-we
speak as n of the people, without
partisan bias or feeling-appear to be-
thoroughly rotten; and this roiterness
must be cut out or cur republican tree
will produce no good fruit. In every
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.OrsPOsIrIOS.''

About the funniest thing that has
come under our observation for \ long
time Is the intimation OF a writer for
the Humboldt Register THAI an edi-
torial which appeared in a recent
number of the SENTINEL was Tic
tsted by a report that a Republican
paper is about To be started in Eureka.
A report Of that character would affect
the SFNTINEL's course to about the
same extent that the course of the San
Francisco Bulletin would be influenced
by a rumor of the establishment of a
brewery in Mud Springs. For the last
eighteen months We have heard of e v
eral spasmodic attempts upon the part of
certain irresponsible and impecunious
adventures, at home and abroad, to i'm
press upon the minds of the people
here that it was their duty to donate
them a sufficient sum of money to
start an opposition paper to the sen
TINEL; but as We have never heard of
0lI RCASOh viz IuoAtOA VI "
lars benefit Il a newspaper, exhibiting
any particular anxiety forthe establish
ment of another journal here; and as
the overtnrss of the aforesaid impecu-
NOUS individuals have generally ex-
cited more ridicule than consideration,
we have never bestowed upon them
more than a passing thought. 1t
strikes us that we have heard. within
the last few weeks, that certain begging
letters have been received here, solicit
ing aims for journalistic purposes, but
the matter had passed entirely from
our mind and probably would never
hava recnrred to it again but tor
the reminder we received from
ths Register. Fear of opposition
in u business is the least of our
tro ,bies, and especially such oppo-
sition as can be brought against
US by parties who would beg the
the means to start a one-horse partisan
sheet. Such an institution would at
feet the Seaiinci's patronage in about
the same proportion that the business
of the Palace hotel would lie in
iured by the establishment of a
sailor boarding house on the Barbary
coast. or this, the writer of the article
in the Registe,. is very well aware, for
he has had some experience in con
Quoting a journal which Mas once
started here in opposition to this paper;
although perhaps it is hardly in poiiA
to cite that instance, as the proprietor
of the dsfunct journal attributes, in a
great measure, its early demise to the
aforesaid writer's editorial connection
with it. For our part, we intend tc
pursue the even tenor of our way; tc
publish an INDEPENDENT Journal, which
is our own property, and for which we
are under no obligations 10 any portion
OF any political party, faction or clique
1t will, as heretofore, be devoted to the
development and business interests o
this section; dependent entirely for its
support npon its legitimate earnings
asking no subsidy from any polltica
aspirant, nor supporting any fol
office who requires or would avail
himself OF purchased journalistic ad
vocacy to elevate himself to position.
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NOTICE.

Persons writing to US upon business ron
nected with the SENTINEL office, will please
address their letters to the firm. and not IN
the nam OF either fits individual members.
CASSIDY & DENNIS.
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HYMENEAL.-A San Francisco cor
responent of the Lyon County Times
is authority for the statement that Crit.
Thornton, formerly Private Secretary
TO Governor Bradley, is about to form
a matrimonial. alliance with a daughter
of Gen. d. u. Cotton, m of the South
erin Pacific railroad magnateS.
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"WHAT Is editorial courtsey?' asks
a Southern paper. Wherenpon the
Norristown Herald replies: Why,
it is when a Southern editor is
caught stealing chickens at midnight
and his brother editors kindly allude
TO the matter as a strange freak OF SOM
uambulism.'"
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DAVID IUNDBOM
AssAYER.

Once: Main street. opposite the Pie
meer Restaurant.
u Accurate assays guaranteed.
A SMALL ADVANCES FROM MY FOR
~ MEk very low rates will be charged in
the future, though fees will still be kept
reasonable as possible.
Strangers are required to pay In advance.
buDsk =. Aslssss ~ th<& s,ce-A
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NISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.
U. 5. Internal Revenue SpEcr.,
TAXES, WAL
May 1, 1875. 10 Aprtl a. ~,

.e.o. - April 30, 1877.
Y'HE REVISED SIATI TIES an
4 Limited States, Sections 32s2 Sy ~, The
hna n1.y' REQUIRE every person engaged o1S.
BUSINESS, avocatlon, or employ mas IN any
renders him liable to a peeiai tsx r'snt, which
place c~onspicuously in his as, II Procure
or place OF business a stamp enn,;rsoolShmen
Wcnt OF SAID special tax for tn, ! 10 tae pay.
rear beginning May !. 1915. before .cssl Tar
ffhbeo t tu ~ ousin-ss after April %Sn ,s,s
viz: the following
Dealers, r. tati l.q r ....
Dra,ers whoiesals iiqaor. .".. 25N
DEALERS in malt liquors, whgicsaic'... lMM
Dealers in rat liquors, Fetal. 500
nealcrs in Eaftubacct i".".."". 70 o.
Retail dealers IN leaf tob eco ..... b %
And on sales of over SlU0. ii,s.". 5O0 w
fer every dollar in excess "a =, n"ehts
Dealers IN manufactured tobaeee
Manufacturer of still. -.. 5 10
and Tor each I'll | nanufsct urad 49,. % w
And Tor ench worm nanutac,se.s. 20 10
| Manufacturer Of tobacco... o~. 70 no
Manufacturers of cigars.... 50" 10 %
Peddlcrs OF tobacco. first c~lass-m@.. ~ 0
than fSo horses or other animsls
Peddiers Of '0oacco. second cIass-,w. wv
horses or 9th T aninals....
Peddlers Of !tobacro. thir classmor. $40
morse or otner uniI ai-..-....-.. EN-
Peddlers Of tobacco, fourth class"" nW
foot or public conveyance...- ,oa
brewers ct less han 800 ba, rel Co." %%w ~
Brewers Of 700 barrels or morr.. "' KY
Any person; SO liable who shall fs;I ~
comply with the foregoing requirem. nts ~ 4
be su bJect TO severe penalties,
Persons or firms Liable to pav anv &c A
special taxes named above must aouiv V.owe
s. shannon, Deputy Collector Of jn,s,a.;
Revenue ut Aus in, Nevada. and pAy fcr s"d
procure the special tax Sta mp OF STAMPS ,S Saa
need, prior to May l, 1876, ard without fur,S.'ys
notice, 90 b. ID. PRATT
OFFICE or lNTKRSAL R%EyENU.,
WAsHIsG' on, ID. Z. February |. 1876.
ap4-2taw5w
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G0UNTY CLERK, AND EX-0FFICI0
" Clerk of the District Court OF tho Sixth
judicial district, in and for tho County OF
eureka, State OF Nevada.
CCMvEYANCiMC,
n all ITS branches, correctly executed. 40
snowledginents, Ailldavits, olc., taken in any
,art OF the town.
uihce: Front corner room At the Court
house. de- 3m
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WASHINGTON, April 3.
The COMMITTEES on Expenditures in
in the War Department examined Jno.
s. Collins. He testified hat he was a
post trader at Fort Laramie. Wyoming
Territory. He was appointed through
the influence of President Grant, and
was for many years a resident of Ga
lena, Illinois. Ills father and the
President vera formerly in business
together. In 1872. learning that there
wa to be a change in he Laramie
post, witness came 10 Washington.
saw the President and got a letter of
recommendation from him to the Sac
rotary OF War, who said he wished the
tie President had ordered his
appointment and relieved him of
some embarrassment, becau>e there
were so many applicants for the post.
He waited to seB what the Secretary of
War proposed 10 do about il. and in
the inca time the President went T.,
Kentucky to see his father, who was
dying. Witness found he wa. charged
at the Wal Dapa tinent witt being a
Democrat and he went To the President
upon his return and told him about it.
and the President wrote a letrtr saving
that the charge announced to nothing;
| that he had known witness since mis-
infancy. Witness dill not use any
other influence and has naver paid a
dollar directly or indirectly either to
get or hold the position. Adjourned.
overflow Of h Mississippi.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. April 3.
The officers the steamer A. J:Whi.e
report a large at Davis land
Ing. On Saturday night and yesterday
morning the water was pouring
through and three plantations have
already been submerged at Davis and
half u mile above Napoleon. on the
| Mississippi sids. and he water through
this cravire will run into the old river.
The water in the lower portion of White
River is already over the banks.
Passage Through the House Of
Pages Anti Chinese Resolution.
WAsHINaToN, April g..
Page, by good management, yet
through his Chinese resolution under
a suspension of the niles without at
tracing much notice or affording an
opportunity for debate on the opposi-
ton. He had proposed it for last
Monday, but could not then obtain the
floor. The following is its full text
"Whereas, IL Is alleged that the there
are at the present time 100000 Chinese
on the Pacific Coast, many of whom
have been brought thither under con-
tract for servile labor, and that their
numbers are being constantly increas-
ed to the great detriment OF the labor
ing men OF that coast, and In deroga-
ton of the treaty stipulations existing
| between the United States and the I'm
pire of China, therefore, be IT resolved I:
'sThst the President be. and Is hereby
requested, toopen negotiations with the
Chinese Government for the purpose
of modifying The provisions Of the
tready between The two countries and
restricting the same to commercial
purposes" This il no joint resolution.
and. therefore. does not require action
by the Senate.
Municipal Elections In Ohio.
CINCINNATI, April 4.
III fhe election yesterday for mem.
hers of the Board of Public Works, the
Democrats elected three, and the Re-
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NEW TO-DAY.
ON A GOLD BASIS

r RESPECTFULLY INFORM MY GUS
i TONER'S who purchase from me
FOR CASH OR ON CREDIT!
That l am doing business
ON A GOLD BASIS!
And l will not take Silver to a greater
amount than Five Dollars, except at a dis
count OF SIX per cent.
NJ. DAvIDS.
Eureka, April 4. 1876. ar5-lm
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NOTICE.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TNIE C0pARTNEkSfiIP HERETOFORE
L existing be,w.en Conrad Iiotz and Viii
liam Schcer, under the name of HotzX Scheer
Bas cry, on east side of Main street, nor,h OF
Clark street, Eureka, New. mas this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, CnnraI Hot
having sold his interest in the property and
business and debts due said iirm to Jacob
koerstoler; and The said William Schcer and
Jacob koer>toler will hereafter conduct the
same business at the same place. IA partners.
under tn name Of Scheer u koors.oier: and
collect all bills and claims de tn. old firm,
and pav all debts due by it,
CyNKAD HuTZ,
WIN. SCHEER.
ua,s firm of Do.z 4 Scheer.l
VIM. SCHEEh
JAOB kDERSTOLER.
New firm o Sche n a hoerstolcr.)
fURFKA, New, April /, 1915. Rp4-1in
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RODEO AT FISH CREEK.
THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1875.

A LII PERSONS kANCHING STOCK
IA with us are requested to take it aw ay on
or before the day above mentioned; and all
persons who have stray STOCK on our ranch
are also notified to claim it ut that time.
Ranch charges will b We TO be paid upon
tho delivery OF stock.
7, d. PAGE 4 co.
Fisk Crook, April 4. 1876. ap5td
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A SAVINGS BANK is to be established
at Reno.
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EASTERN DISPATC HE'S.
Ey Overland Telegraph.


IsrKcrAr. TO THE DAILY sEs4NEL.l
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CINCINNATI, April 4.
III fhe election yesterday for y
hers of the Board of Public Works. the
Democrats elected three, and the Re-
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NEW IO-DAi ].