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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-08
FIJI BATTLE GROUND.

Since the receipt of the news of the
Custer disaster we have been trying to
figure out the exact locality OF the bat
tie field. For some the maps are
all woefnlly defective with reference to
that wild region, but as near as we can
make it out, the scene of recent mill
itary operations is situated in the
southwestern portion Of Montana,
near the boundary lines of Dakota and
wyoming Territories. Rosebud,
Tongue river and the Little Horn all
lie south of the Yellowstone and d.
rectly east of Old Fort f. e. Smith.
The distance from Cheyenne or Lari,
mic to the seat Of war will probably
approximate 400 miles, the course be-
ing nearly due norths Gen. Crooks
command, at latest accounts, was ON
the head waters of Snake river, about
200 miles south of the Little Horn. 1t
is supposed that he had no hand in the
movements of the troops under Gus
ter, the rugged nature of the interview
ing country rendering rapid commun-
ication out Of the question. The whole
of the disputed territory is traversed
by the Rocky Mountains.
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SENATOR JONES ON TEE CHI
NESE QUESTION.

We are permitted by Captain Rock
to publish the following letter from
Senator Jones:
WASHINGTON, June %.
DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 10Th
instant, addressed To- my colleague and
myself in regard to Chinese immigra-
ton. is received.
This subject has received a great
deal of attention from me during the
present session, and | have made great
exertions to have some effective legis-
lation enacted looking towards the
suppression of the evil. Progress.
however, is naturally SLOW, OF accoiut
of the Indifference of Members and
Senators to the question. They do not
as yet fully comprehend its magni
tude and the danger with which il is
fraughC to all our industrial pursuits.
A little more knowledge of the sub
ject, however, will remove their pref
udicaS, and ! trust that some effective
measures will he adopted soon for the
relief of our people in this regard.
Yours, truly, JNo. =. JONES.
To A. ID. Rock. Corresponding Secre-
rotary of Anti-Coolie Club, Eureka,
Nevada.
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AN IMPARTIAL OPENIoG OF THE
DEMOCRATIC NONEXEES.

The greater part OF the leading Re
publican papers of the country have
had the candor to admit that the ticket
nominated at st. Louis is a strong one.
There are also many comparatively
obscure Republican organs that take
the same view of the case. Here is the
opinion of the Idaho AUaianche, a pa
per of strong partisan predictions:
Samuel j. Tilden occupied the same
relation to the Democrats that Blame
did to the Republicans, and there ear
be no doubt that the course OF the De-
morracy in taking up their strongest
man meets with the approval of the
PARTY throughout the leigh and
breadth of the land. The strength OF
Tilden can not he regarded as myth
cal. In his own State his great popu-
larity has been demonstrated on O
than n occasion, by achieving
victories in contests where the strong
men OF the opposing party have been
pitted against him, while his course as
Governor of the Enplra State. in
smashing rings and fighting official
thieves and corruptionists inside and
outside of his own party, has given
him a wide spread fame a. a thorough
reformer and an honest man. h de.
termined opposition he has met with
from the corrupt Tanmany organize
ton and other sources has undoubtedly
contributed to this result. The ticket
is a strong n both in its head II
tail, and it Is useless to disguise that
fact, for while Hendricks, At the head
of the ticket, could not achieve Il
cess, the case appears different with
his name in the second place. The
full party vote will be polled. and there
are indications that the Germans will
give Tiiden a heavy support. Added
to this. there is "a feeling in the minds
of many that a change of adminiStra-
ton would h. conducive to the public
welfare, which will have a tendency to
rally the discontinued and disatfected
element among the voting population.
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SCEAA.INsss

On the Fourth, Mccarthy, a member
of the First Cavalry, accomplished the
feat of climbing the new and lofty Lib
erty pole, al Elko, and placing his hat
upon the bali which Surnounts IT,,
without taking off either his coat or
shoes.
The Inyo Independent says: Frank
C~luggage, managing owner Of the
Northern stage Line, is here IN a bust
ness visit, one point in view being the
hope of arranging connections with the
southern line at Lone Pine, so as to
avoid some Of the inconvenience now
complained OF. 1t looks as though
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u
c'ineiHNl!p Vnio"s" a. ~ 80;
oeihS neithei aoo">lo'Aeu ~ "a
ions Oh aProSlessise a noi
eNeTc'seu III liuei,y aiiue, oI"". -.
W. .io Potoy ~ us
olscarus Tue iioertS -ioVlsS oeiilan
anu toieIateS 'ne reNi'a' vi 'no oooi1
lraue III MohSoiiah "ohi." "hPo,.oo
Tor Immoral PURPOSES anu N~1pnsol'a"
men hiieu 10 peiioI'" Se, IN
IIacts' anu ueih"'iu ~
Oh the Treaty. WIN the o'i''eHe
OF such ieei>la'ion ny C~oneio>o "un' n
a CONSTITUTIONS illnitaVloh' 49, shaiI
prevent II inrtheT or
importation OF lhe race.
INer"rii - necessary a'iu 81 he'
ne eiiecled put by making ethe con
ironing issue OF the eiectioii anu ~
ing IL ABOVE INC TWO laise ISSUES WIZ
Whlch the o~iiice'holai"g Grass a.u 'ne
party III power seek 70 si'otnei u;
me ia,Se ISSUE WIN WHICH 'hey "'utu
enklndie sect'ol'al slriie IN ~
the puhiic SCHOOLS Whlci me Demo
cratic party has cherished from their
foundation ana resolved TO Imam
without paftiaiity or preference lot any
GLASS; sect or cfeeh' ana witfioitt
contributions rom the treasury toany
or them. ~ me iaise issue by Wh'cn
theV seek 10 ileht ahe" me eu'oein W
sectional mare between k'hureu people
once estranged puI now reuniteh III
one lholVlsiple fepupiic ana aconiipoh
destiny.
reform Is necessary III tue CIVIL
service. experience proves th@b ti'
hcient ana economical cohdncC OF tle
government business - not poSsloie II
its ciVl' service De suolecteu 10 cnah2e
AT every election, De prize IouSht lot
at the ballot box, he a hrlef reward OF
party zeal instead OF posts OF II as
signed for proved competency and
held for fidelity III the pubic employ;
that the dispensing OF patronage should
neither be a tax upon the time of all
our public men nor the instrument OF
their ambition. Here again profess
sions falsihed III performance attest
that the party in power can work no
practical or salutary reform.
Reform is necessary even more in
the higher grades Of the public service,
President, Vice President, Judges,
Senator'S, Representatives. Cabinet Of
ticers. These and all others in author-
itv are the peoples servants. Their
offices are not a private perquisite.
They are a public trust. When the
annals of this republic show the dis
grace and censure of a Vice President,
IA late Speaker of the House OF Repre-
seutatives marketing his rulings as a
presiding officer, three senators profit
ing secretly by their votes as law
makers, five chairnen of the leading
committees of the late House of Rep
re>entafives exposed in jobhery, "A iaie
Secretary of the Treasury forcing bal
ances in public accounts, a late Alto
ney General misappropria'ing public
funds. a Secretary Of the Navy nri;h-
ed or enrichinS friends by percentage
levied OH n pfohtS OF contractors
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this might be done now, since the
southern line has beer shortened up by
the advance of the railroad enough to
give the time for reaching Lone Pine
some two hours earlier than hereto
fore, and thereby permit the stage to
this place to come through the same.
The ReUeilIe of the Sd says: The ex-
animation OF Neb. Dyer, who shot
John Daley, took place at Justice Lo-
yan's Court to day. The defendant
was held in the sum of $4,000 to await
the action of the next grand jury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-08

The PLATFoRM.-We published the
National Republican platform at length
when it came along, and to-day we
give in full the declarations of faith
promulgated by the representatives OF
the Democratic party at st. Louis.
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s o r ZIG W s.
The War.

LONDON, July Z.
A dispatch dated Ragusa. July 9th,
Monteregriau'S army Is march,
ing in several columns, unopposed, to-
wards MoStar.
The Turkish reports of victory are
entirely false. Tichernakotf, since his
success at I}abiauaghavan, hClds his
own OF Turkish ground, and has
fought no other engagements. Gen.
Own iaS is still before Belina. On
Wednesday he surrounded and cut 10
pieces Two thousand Turkish regulars,
few only escaping by night. All at
iempfsO Of the Turkish army TO cross the
frontier has been victoriously repul sed.
Tichernayoa at PROF.
LoSDoN, July @.
Tichernayoff has arrived at Pirof, on
the road TO sophia. II he succeeds in
reaching Sophia he will command the
railroad TO Constoutinople, thus isolat-
INK the Turkish force AT Ni~ha. The
Turkish troops between Nisha and
Sophia are estimated AT 10000.
a Government Majority Ticher-
mayor Again.
PARIS, July 6.
A dispatch says i'm consequence OF
the resolution of the Republican Lett
il is now believed the Government
commands IA majority in the Chaiuher.
A Paris correspondent says advices
from Belgrade assert that rirhernayof
has effected IA junction with the Bulga
rlaD insurgents at PROF. There is
trouble at Athens and a state OF siege
mas been declared.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
Ely Overland Telegraph.



PHILADELPHIA, July 6.
The question of opening the Centen-
NAL Exhibition on sundays again en-
crosses the attention OF the Commits
sloners. To day the question WAS in
troduced by "A statement of the chair
mar to the effect that he had "A petition
signed by $4,000 persons, asking tor
sunday openings. A resolution was
introduced adhering to the former pol
icv but no vote will be taken until Sun
day.
Ihe Great siOrnt-Sgapy KfiIed-Ium-
nlense Damage.
ST.. LOUIS, July 6.
A special to the Republican says:
The damage in Adams county TO the
crops and farms bv the storm of July
81 and 4lh will he $4,000. The injury
in other counties by rains and winds
is also very great in sotne places; the
bottoms are submerged by the over
streams ana the crops are total
ly des,rOye ed.
TOLEDO, July 6.
Some % persons in Warren county
alone were killed during the late
great storm. six OF eight killed
in Madi-on county, and probably one
hundred and iiny houses We're com
pletely destroNed and a. MANY more
badly injured. The destruction OF
crops, fences aud animals was i'm
inrnse. The names of the killed and
Wounded can not be obtained. They
mostly the wives and children of
farmers. Some reports place the nun
Der of killed in Warren county alone
as high rs 40.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-08
THAT BOUNTY BILL.

Some of the Republican organs are
trying to raise a hullabaloo now over
the passage of a bill through the
House at Washington To equalize the
ibounties of soldiers. They say it is
inconsistent with Democratic profess
sions of a desire to administer the gov
eminent upon principles of economy.
and finally worse than all the rest.
that the real object is to put money in
the pockets of claim agents. Why a
Democratic House should desire to leg
aislate money out of the pockets Ut
their constituents for the benefit of
claim agents. nine-tenths of whom are
Republicans. they do not undertake to
explain. Perhaps the seeming mys-
terry will disappear. however, when it
is understood that IA O Republic
ans than Democrats voted for it. The
vote stood II Republicans and 60 Dem
.ocrats In favor, to A Democrats and 2
Republicans opposed. AS a majority
Oi tupSo dNofuiH tuo III "oio A'oP"o
licans It may be true that the real OBJ
ject is to help the claim agents. a class
who have fattened enormously upon
the Government heretofore. Most of
the Democratic votes for it were from
the South, but suppose they had voted
az inst the bill, then these Iypocrit-
ical organs would have howled about
rebel opposition to the payment Of the
lust dues of the Union soldiers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-08

NEW yoLUME.-The Inyo Iadepend-
emit, one of the most valued of our
weekly exchanges, has just entered
upon a new volume. The Ldepend-
emit is ably conducted, seems solid
and thrifty, and has the best wishes
of the SENTINEL for a long and 0
tinuous season of prosperity.
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G.ost-S2O Reward.

FROM FISH CREEK, ONE
- sorrel horse; has a blotch brand on let
side Of neck, aud has u white, spot on ervs
side, back of fore legs, Also a brown notISa
mule, branded with n + above IA heart On
left hip. Both are work animals and gs a
a bout 500 lbs each. The above rewaraSS%OnN
DO paid for their delivery or iniorna"S
leading to their recovery. urrroN.
ie13-lm J.S. WhliiV
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BEN BUTLER has a terse way of put
ting things. He is represented as hav-
ing said that 1t was not the "Great I'm
known" but the Little Unknown "
that succeeded at Cincinnati.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-08

THE whisky thieves are happy now
that Bristow is out of office, in the.
consciousness that" this cruel war is
over"
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Did.

Virginia, July 9 Freddie, son Of Charles Il.
and Annie osborn, aged - years.
Virginia, July2-Ciarence NJ. D., infant son
Of A.. ~. and l.. y. campbell, aged y days
Piurhe, july ) John Hafahan, "A native Of
ireland, aged ~ years.
Buuionvile, July John Jacks, a native q
Scotland. aged IS years.
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SALT LAKE, ,Juno

SALT LAKE, June
The case Of George Reynolds. a..
case as regards polygamy, has hoas'
decided. He was convicted in tho M
trict Court aud sentenced to two VS.
Imprisonment and fined $500. M
ease was taken to the Territorial Ss"e
preme Court, which has affirmed ~ y.
decision of the District CouF4. I'M ~
case ia now Appealed to the Sunramnoe
Court of the United States.
The citizens here are much ey.;,.,
over the Custer massacre, and savoy
parties have made offers to the Secra
tary of War to raise a regiment y,
trontiersmen in ten days for Indian
service.
Reform Within the Parsy-Gr.,.
Protecting the whisky Thieves
SAN FRANCISCO. july
Press dispatches from Washinv,on
published this morning, reporting on
good authority, that the PresiAent h.s
demanded the removal OF A. b. ClarI
special agent of Internal Revenne f.,
this city, are confirmed by private telo'
grams. The fact creates III uch feelinn
in Republican circles here. Clark h.ss
leen very active in bringing memhers
of the whisky ring to book, and the AZ.
ton of the President in removiN,
him is considered a decisive victory for
tie ring, who are in the best of spiris
over the event. 1t is understood in
well informed circles that several 9th.
err officials, who have been rather too
%oilicious in attempting TO Strengthen
out the crockedness, will get ousted in
- boat t;,,n To-, x;,o, tI, riY.v in nd.
turbed possession of the field. A good
deal of evidence has been COLLECTED
from time to time regarding the opera.
ton OF the whisky thieves and Their
coadjutors, and it is expected that III
is suppressed in one way it will be
brought before the public in another,
when it will be likely % create a sensa.
tiOn.
SucceAs o fthe California Rifle Team.
Private dispatches from Philadel.
phia report a victory of the California
Team at the Interstate rifle match by
IS points.
Fire In the Woods.
VIRGINIA, New, July I.
Col. Fair left the city this morning
for Mackev IL Fairs wood ranch.
which "a on fire last night. He re.
ports that the fire was under control At
4 o'clock A.. NJ. II was stare ed by in
cendiaries in two places near Hunters
creek, and ragged all the afternoon and
night. The mills are UNFRAMED, but
there is a heavy loss Of both standing
and cut timber. Two Thousand acres
of wood and one thousand cords of
wood were destroyed, together with
the dwelling houses of the wood-cnt-
ters and teamsters. 1t is impossible at
present To estimate the loss, but il is
over $40. 900.
A siight fall of nov occurred here
this morning.
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EORN.

Reno, june 2s-Wife Of John Deyoy. A
daughter.
Reno, Jane 30-Wifo Of D. Laehman. a son.
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MpvETEn

Reuo, June 3O-yohn Poolysio Mary Rich
ards, both Of Virginia City.
Seven-ndle Canyon, July ~. J. Harter 70
Mary Brown.
Phoebe, Jnly Thompson Campbell to Miss
Jennie Fuller.
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The Test PoIygamy Gas.

which, it is feared, will result fatou-
The Chinaman escaped. y
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Government Majority Tfeher-
mayor Again.
After 'EichernayOH.

VIENNA, July 6.
A dispatch reports that the Turks
have been sending troops to intercept
i~ichernayotf in his advance on Sophia.
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And is now prepared to take insurance u
Eureka and Ruby Hill.
Business promptly attended to.
BENZ. C, LEVY.
Agency at the Office Of w. b. llarrub, oouD
Spring street, near Richmond furnace
jy6tt
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IbftulltLlOU, anu Wd~ltr tiIO ~ w
labor; it promotes fraud u fosters
smuggling; enriches dishonest ON
cials and bankrupts honest merchants.
We demand hat all CuStom-house
taxation shall he only for
Reform is necessary in The scale OF
public expenses, Federal, State and
municipal. Our Federal taxation has
swollen from sou. 900 900 in gold in
1861 to $3.50. ZOO, 900 currency in 1870, or
in a decade from less than s. per head
to more than SIS per head. Since the
return of peace the people have pad To
their ax-gatherers more than thrice
the sum OF the national debt and more
twice that sum for the Federal
Government alone.
We demand "A vigorous frugality in
every department and from every OH
Ger OF the Government.
Reform is necessary to put a stop to
the protliffate waste of public lands
and their diversion from actual set
Tiers by the party in power, which has
suuandered two hundred millions of
acres upon railroads alone, and out of
more than thrice that az gregate has
disposed of less than a sixth directly
to the tillers OF the soil.
Reform Is necessary to correct the
omissions of the Republican Congress
ami the errors of Il treaties and our
diplomacy, which have stripped our
citizens OF foreign birth and kindred
race, recro-sing the Atlantic, of the
shield Of American citizenship, and
have exposed our brethren of the Pa
citic coast 10 The incur,ions of a race
not sprung from the same great parent
and in fact now by law denied
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25
Cerna rota.
..eS7sByO 3aeAea4-.

Mezitim, co hrab6. hluboko skliGen
bolem SWIM krute stisnen, samotu sv6 cd
lehle loznice vyhledaval, opustili Vile
dieu ostatni spoleenici dim, jsout6 ted
vsichni rovn6z tax skhGeni pocitem zd6se
nj, jakoz byh dive vesele slavnostne ma
ladeni.
Villedieu vypravil SC brzy ma to, ably s
muzstvem svym prohledal v1kolni kraji-
nu; ostatni pax odebrali Sc domd, ably
mezi svJmi ctyfmi stenami pohrouzili Sc
v ty dGsne obrazy dojmy, jez zufeni Ger
ne roty We vsech lepsich tfidach spolecen
skych vzbuzovalo.
Takto uplynulo opet pdl hodiny.
Nikdy neodpocivajici zvon velikych We
zovych hodin odbijel prave jedenactou,
kdyz jezdec jakys beze vseho prdvodu
branou Ostendskou vyjizdel mesta. Je
no oblicej byl tax huste zahalen, jeho po-
stava byla dlouhym jizdeckyIn satem tax
dplne zakryta, ze ospaly straznik, kdyby
byl pozdeii byval vybidnut, ably postavu
ezdcovu blize vylicil, byl by bezpochyby
naprosto prohlasil, ze neni to, osobu tn
popsati. Zdalo Sc vsak, ze jezdec nem6
pfilis ma speech. Zvolna vyjel branou ven
nacez bez proievovani jakehos zvlastnihc
umyslu krok "a krokem klusal po osamo,
uele pesi stezce. Takto minul celni "a
hrazku, pfejel po dlo1hem moste, ztista
vii "a sebou samotu Skiptale dostal 81
tax do sireho pole. Zde teprye stiskl jez
dec svemu koni najednou sve t6zke voier
ske ostruhy box cvalem uhanel pre-
rozlehlou plan, podel hlavni silnice sc tai
nouci, naeez po dosti dlouho trvavsi ostr
. iizd6 najednou Sc zastavil, pisfalku vynal
/ dstdrn il pfiloziv piskl. Nebylo +
> vsak pisknuti desne, kosti pronikajici, al
bylo to pisknuti pfitlumene, ac piece dial
ko slysitelne. r
Netrvalo to dlonho znameni tomu
n stavalo Sc odpovedi vice stran, a hne
ma to objevil Sc druhy jezdec.
Kratke osloveni odtuseni bylo Two
dem vz4jemneho poznani, nacez nasledo
vaIa rozprava dcelu, jakyz zde oba jez
a CO svedl.
/, ,,Vykonali jste tam ma zapadni strar
r syou ulohu!' tazal SO prvejsi
,Ano, nacelniku; jen ze Jest nam opl
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25

Potupny usmech vstoupil ma rty sira
Arthura.
Tento usmech zarazil Amanda. ien2
81 vroucn6 pfal, ably byl souboi zamezen
,Pan Bastien,' pravil, jest udatny ako
lev kdyby byl zde, pokoin6 by vstal, Q
tazal by Sc jenoduse ma zbran hodinu.
ia vsak, jeho svedek, myslim, ze mohu. >
Pane hrabe,' vpadl mn do feti sir Ar
thur, podotykaie jizlive: ,ptisli lsme, ably
chom ustanovili podminky.'
Armand pfemohl sob6 hnuti hrdosti
odpov6d6l klidn6: ,JH vidim panov6,
ze iste svehlavi, oznamte tedy svG pod
minky.'
,Baronnet sir William, pftol mas, pre- =
je 81, ably pan Bastien dostavil SO Ultra
rdno.'
,Vemi dobfe! Ma kterem mister
" lese boulognskem nedaleko pavillo
nu d'Armenonville'
,Dostavime sc, panov6.'
Sir Ralf sir Arthur Sc ukloniIi.
" kolik hodinp tazaI SO Armand.
v Z hodin, pane
,Velmi dobfe- - Jake zbranGp
,kordy, neshledavdteli tom mic ne.
slusn6ho.'
,Zaiist6 ne. Jest to zbran vojina i
sechtice.'
Oba gentleman6 vstali a porouceli Sc
hrab6ti, ktoryz dvornosti doprovazel ie
az vrat1m sveho palace.
Sir Ralf sir Arthur odejeli do Mice
Beaujon, kdez je baronnet oGekaval.
,NuzeP tazal sc.
Use jest pfiiato!'
Ma zejtfekF
Ma zeitfek rano Z. hodin6.'
,Vyborn6.'
A sir William podaval n4jvetsim
klidem obema gentlemanIm doutniky,
rozpravel pokojne vSech vecech dal sc
konecn6 slyset, ze jest ma ten den velice
zamestnan BE musi jeste uvest zalezito-
sti sve do n6iakeho pofadku, iak slusi ma
toho, kdo nazeitfi ma nasadit zivot
Sir Ralf a sir Arthur vstali, slibivse, ze
zejtra session. hodinu SO dostavi k siru
Williamovi, odkudz mele SC vyieti Sc
zbrani do lesa boulognskeho.
Sotva byli oba sv6dkove o1 sira Villa
ma odesh, vessel novy elovek do palace,
pfebehl dv6r, sin, netazaje Sc nikoAo
vstoupil do pracCvniho pokoje baron.
netova.
Byl to Collar.
Sir William pfijal pana Beaupreau
mlade Anglicany veskerou uctou, niko-
liv ale d1vernosti zachovaval ohcuie
mimi stale povahu fegmatickou, lplne
britanickou, iiz tax vyborne um6l napo
dobiti. Ale spattiv Colara stal SO najed
nOu Francouzem q vykfikl radosti.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-03-25

pokud vznikaii &c zaSlemoyani, nahroma
dGni krudit6tfi
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Ctan % eth.
OZ,lalllky.
go VYDANI.

Obsahuje Gplny seaman vSech on6ch
NEST We SIP. Statech, territory a Canady,
kterG die posledniho scitani lidu v6tsi o.
byvatelstvo Gitaji nez 5000 jakoz Sc
znam imen vsoch Gasopisd vychazeiicich,
kter6 onech mtstcch neivttsiho roz5ife-
nj mali - Taktez obsahuje seznam case
pisu, cnz sc oznamovatel6m k OMAN
am odporucu i co nejvice mist6 dotyc
mem rozsfeni a noileynGj5i ceny mali.
Dale otsahuie v5echny 6asopsy We Sp
Statech, jenz vychazeji Y takovych mi
stech kdc ie pres 5000 obyvateld
KoneGn6 vsecky nabozensk6, hospodaf
sk6, v6deck6, prdmysln6, medicinske,
svobodozednicke, paedagogicke, obchod-
nj pojistovaci copisy:-Soudni, spolko
We, muskalni, modni jinG odborni novi
ny V ncispolehliytjsim seznam Du.ale
dplny seznam pres 800 n6mockJch no.
vim, kterG yychazeii We SIP. st. - Vysv6.
tleni 0 vyhlaskach, mnoho cennikd ohla-
SEX, ese co ohlasovateldm tfeba v6dtti.
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