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G", i hMr hHH,". H u tatcr:st'r.: ,o''" VI inv M
,'sEs S, n ny m h ~; @ s,y " 1s1ns ~. ,hs
l NH ttnvur hard ~ n'n+tes the details
r. .cla'et. w.. u,. hps. yl,h .nrr.rs.
1y an,sr tSf{ c az nissr n'"," ss.
ot yonr t,,hrr l,ave scn ID ,irw," s.ks.. Ar.f
hna!tntIn.. Il nsntnent l,r answercL: "t;ov llhrt:
rs T'n, NJ WIZ d." Ei tr"",,,y '; ln'ei1poss II yyu
have such influence IN tint al rnntt and nut ~ u
aad ,gtso ap yoar 'oalp 10 Sitting nol, why, 70
soldier Eoi eht. tn.t!ay--ahot IN The nrck-~w,th
senrsd: 'ittie nissef 10y calie,l :" syrup" wa.
f",a With Fa', whcn ~ \ vent " ts!,.. a. ths la
rckcts Orc IN alarm, hit no inulsa4 have tarht,l
nr yet. There IL no xntnr In thr conntry. which IL
avery good sign that t!.ero art nu Indians very
Tho expedition has had Ia
aECoNn sESsATtoN ..-
to-day. Evrnts Of q startling character crowd
eo,!lcr, AMI io-day thl. de,nclnent 1t lie great
Federal army perfetratrd gsos* and unpatdonahle
American. Who. bseoniing .aiesu.trd viii this
,xlla!nous country. Ind pcrcheh, that emblem uf
liberty nspon tAcif standard and struck oat g.,
tiat thc two foforn Americans wess esctters f;o,
t!le scycn!h Cavalry. and were travelling down the
iellowstone IN sinali boat, lnvlDg for freight
rspSrt Terfyt eo,an,l stil hen'r,cd II hy Sitting
nall, but drsertcta Ecnceuily Ito with much yOin,
h[lity. Ncycrthelchs, y RDol substantial lie I:
appreciated by men who havu been fof days and
days confined 10 tic cirCumscribnd limits Of
eteamoout which makcs an average ! milcs an
hsnr.
III anticipation Of the building Of
TWO rEN-COMrASr POSTS
On tho Upper fcllowttonc, AMI he diversion OF
large pDrlion Of Mnntnna tradu through this CHM
mel, send ron the following revised "log'' the
e.eamcr Carroll. an, next ytar. s'eamhoatinE pn
this river will undoubtedly b. nrgc. For the hcn-
lowslnna ts rhtirc length IL about such rycE aa
the Ohio frnm Brandgnl,nrK 70 french Island, be-:
tween Louisville snd Evansville. AZ its general
direction H. northeast, l.nying prce!p!ton!s
and w!nw. .patcic. anl ptalrie:land on tho wrrt
except on rapids, where It reaches N.a and q. The
hotton, Is cuhlposcd II harti gravel, with impure
sanslst0po rocks freely distributed through The
i'enis Thcre IL ,lont channel iron, tho mouth
u Powder. 1sfvcs nlthongh t Is now late in The
season. Every Indication Ia that Tho river will be
nayfgable that far for 20.inch boats all tha year.
In ,hnny places the river Ia cnt up into tluai
Islands, n,aktng The chn''1cI hard 10 tlnl wood
Is fonnI IN abundance In n,nost every t"nd.
YELLOWSTONE HitEIl, FROM fOHr nurunD TO
, 1876-08-11
JELeGRAPHlC' NOTES.

677eS7a1 zNti1E7c8 u 71f 2f75GNt.
HrnlSdrlELp, H., Aug, lO.-'Fhe srcrctnry of
Stale to-day Easusd certificates Of corporation TO
Stsicklnnd's International Cased tinnds Company
Of Chicago; capital, $500, ooO; and tho Chicago
FEoN,1, iii. AIg. 11.--At d Ear. meeting, held
this Atterionn, committees Vert appointed IL mako
arrangements Tor lie laying Of tho corner stonn oi
tha state u Re tftseht. 7ho eereuoh5 Ia expected
to t4ko plar9 brpt. IL!
sptefai btp4tch 10 9nl Tftbun4
BrhL1N.f"s. H., .Ans. Q.--TAc public installa-
tiun Ut arllcrrs ot Mount Pleasant Chapirr Ii. 4,
A., ~ ". H. LaMto4'. II. 4. H. 7. uf Missouri tu.
n.ht attracted u4auy colossd leuplc 10 this city.
, 1876-08-11
TIE SEVENTH CAVALRY.

THE CHANCES IN ITS 0fFfEENS.
Army. orders under date OF July 90 make The
following assignment Of officers In tho Seventh
Cavalry. 70 many Of whose officers were killed In
thu 6Attla Of the Liitu Dtg Horn:
Nh Elmer n.ts q u. FIJI cavalry 70 he 1.ss.sa.
II ;n,sy Ss xssa u m s s s:
I'll III s;;: s; ssss t. es ces; ssGss; !"s '
s:s ws!g us Eea j. ID % assn Ss." coy sS II
,xs das s. THea ss 2s. ss fs;y s b. 5s
tsl.an,, aiS u, is7. !Jackson, PROMOTED. tGoo,
s' s sx sss s sr;s iss & r. .E'ss s se'sa ss
as? qsSss s3s Z ssd IL Ft II .1ss as
'Hs's' s' Il E:'H sssa T. ss4 s FL: Il .ts s's
s ssr ess 15.s T. It'll ts ss fs .ssa r lstsa s
SsSna Lieut. EAzn Esxscsen; to hs Et h,s.
msnss qRsltsfi3.s:ss5 iGemEs,y u ~, 49,. " No.,
tSeS1sd y q asi' s s
Second ea stsssE %.n 10 e if ssss. ssEss. r Of os
Third caya'sy. vice iiodx"on. killed lii scslu. {can
stcond Lieut. Denci q. rcsuon, Of ts,e Second
sssa III sa Hf Sstls IT ssh.sa q p Second
fSs is Gss!s ?ffhnyd fhyd cav.r,
s st 1si!a i tho Eighth Cay.
'F III sS %s'fs a r. slo s. III Cavalry
'Ss s ystse sr S@ss 81 rth Cavalry
's sssaa ,ssfEass" Es .ts aiSa S Ps1
. ss9sS% S iS,S sTSss"S u H. rnIs. cav.r,
ssesa% 1:i;af ii%sh r. seo.t = liz kiaih Cavalry
, 1876-08-11

the 9Th Inst. rl," conpany wa. uo',re c,,;nnnAuf
iirnl, 'i"H'rls II '.,tit. NY! Ir"er'c' To- tmnkr
s -':',l.rs will r-ror' ,hr trim .l,r tMh, Atr
L., trnti'tal tn m,ny NnrH. h,tiAcs giving cont;
"rne's IT, ,lif ir"ntirr Hnle none ~ %hun, isr!
al "rrn 10 the n"'tl Of ~; nn,l few, small ba'Hs
q! ln,l.a". tnnl q" nah,.t !nsscnial'le t!aa,ugc
along ''s linr ." Tie tnton Pacific introal, " 'h't
MnhhAin, With ~ hlHe, outline, lay nrnln't the
skf, itr nen.e Mstc clouds oll!n:al"i,s IL. nnn,
nn!s by IT. Arrarnnet at .i'i.rt. When i r'nsr't
,' tt,HMs."rs,cu ~" "aas " 'nthaas tiv'n5 pnrn
'at,., md !: lMn!rl thener Ia the post. distance
:. X y W. mlt,r+. 40 grass Suitable t'e t'ay can
he 1"'na MY llrMfef.
T'tE SUnri-rtArrK RIVER,
l,.,k. my bo fon"i ln'nensc beds VI gravel. ~
n. rphtot". to"nz. ami nEatc. I'm tho margin
o lAH ttfenfn 80 sec cluatcfa nf Wl|EoWs. cN'tUn'
rrs%sc o W sur f9 c russ ,ses s ts oyS1 ,esu
.s fosxs "rc. y he sSan. ns 'SSf s ~. % II
q Al 's,s iii. 4 " :as !ss, hs ; s,;si e
II" !ss' md n s'S so "'sASs II s % s tss &
awar. rho atmosphere i nso.t br,elnr. ana one
swayT y senH IL 'Its fs. t III a I e
trw towr,s, ntcsMinsbls tracts Of wa'te land avid
aas,es'' aSn @'ka'postoas' etasss Foese' anu s"sa'
rnE s,AnfrtiLEp nrorsE
{rritoet'M fhaas1ntilIs) IA frequently cuHeoundch
with tllu fage' hon; hut + ~ lnul tcsnects mnch
hn* heretofore hvrn lNsinwe' npnn u, They arc
found In the zane range 10 the tngc. .t1s anil tfc
n "s enl9r sSSst at Isy aSs n ~ pnsx .s
ara n"at tvn tu t H.. ts @
yrnr thrfN ar n,nrn than in hnrn
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PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-About s
o'clock this morning, a boy aged nine
years. son of Patrick Cronin, was run
over by freight train on the Southern
Pacific Railroad, near the corner of
Twenty-third and Harrison streets. Both
legs were cut off, and he died in about
an hour.
Three new cases OF smallpox were re-
ported this morning, and five deaths.
To-day the health officers are at work
in Bartlett Alley, and the remainder of
the block bounded by Kearney, Dupont,
and Jackson and Pacific.
In the case of the Central Pacific Rail-
road vs.. Cohen, to-day, the defendant
was put on the stand. aud testified at
length in relation to the loan made BY
him at the request of L. Sanford to ex-
Senator Mackay, who was then Chair
man of the Senate Committee. on Incor-
porations. The witness stated that the
amount was little less than $50, 900;
that it was more to enable Mackay to
raise mortgage on his ranch in Los
Angeles county, and that it was made at
Stanford's request, in consideration that
Macksy should report on the bill, then
under consideration in his committee,
involving the question of fares and
freights, in manner favorable to the
railroad company.
The Grand Lodge of Good Templars
will convene at Oakland on next Tues
day.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 26.-The Post
this evening prints the following: We
have it from reliable source that the
principal reason for anxiety about the
Consolidated Virginis's October divi.
dend is as follows: A pool or ring was
formed not long ago to put Con. Virginia
up to as near sixty dollars as might be
and then to sell it short as fast as pos.
| sible. The design was then to get out
an injunction stopping the payment OF
the next dividend on the ground that
not enough money had been taken out OF
the mine to warrant the declaration.
| Under the laws of this State such pro-
cess can be rssorted to under such a
state of affairs. If it could be shown
that the money taken out, together with
the surplus cash on had, did not amount
to enough to pay the dividend declared
the injunction would hold good. The
ring expected to thus depress the stock
and al their shorts at profit. Rumoi
further says the scheme was divulged by
one of the conspirators in time to pm
the mine managers on their guard and il
time to make it certain that the Consoli
dated Virginia will pay dividend mex
month at the usual time.
NEVADA, CAL, Sept. 26.-The jury il
the famous Front Creek murder case
was impaneled to-day; the trial com
mences at 10 O. m. tomorrow. Man,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Sept. 25.-Silver 52i4

The following, from the Mobile Regis
ter, is the kind Of political bosh that is
at present unsettling Southern notions,
or rather resettling them:
The grave question to be settled at
much cost is: What is to be done to get
rid of the negro as a voter? Sooner or
later. with more or less dispatch, he toi4
be diSfrdnchised and thrust out OF politics
White men of all parties and OF every
grade of religious and moral convictions
may as we'll come quickly to the con-
sideratiou how to get the negro out of
politics with the least confusion and
cost. He must 90 and their is no profit
in standing long upon the order OF his
going. The question of suffrage belongs
to the States respectively. When the
organized Democracy Of 1876 goes into
office, each State shall be allowed to set
tie this and other social and domestic
issues for itself and in its own way, with
ont any interference from the General
Government. Then We can begin the
work of resetting our shattered political
and our demoralized social institutions
upon correct foundations.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.
sr a1LMEB h sALIsBURYs HAMILTON LINE
AB O'Dougherty

IVES WILLIAMS, who arrived from Beav-
er last evening, gives US some interest
ing items. Idaho Bill and Nate Han
son have been tried and convicted for
highway robbery at Desert Springs Sta
ton last January. They have not yet
been sentenced. Al. VIM, who was be-
ing tried with them for the same offence,
escaped last Friday, the second day of
the trial. He was put for the night with
Deputy Marshal Brown. and in the
morning it was found that he had got
away, taking Browns revolvers with
him. That official went down to WINS
house, some nine miles from Beaver, and
found that worthy on the roof armed
with Henry rifle. He told Brown to
come no nearer, and said "there amt
men enough in Beaver to capture me.
AT last accounts he was still at large, no
one In Beaver having lost any robbers.
Idaho Bill takes his conviction very hard
and crys when he thinks of what is in
store for him. John d. Lee sobs and
threatens by turns. and it is thought
probable, will yet make a confession.
DS'' . SuoC uhS UStu COuLlUutu I'LL
the next Court term. His bail has been
reduced to $4,000.
DEMOCRATIC PRIMAR1Es.-It is almost
unnecessary to call attention to the no.
uce In this mornings issue, relative to
me democratic primary. 1t will be held
10 the building formerly occupied by A.
D'keccabarreD, on Meadow Valley street,
between Fulks d. McAlpin's and Press
Wands. The polls will open at "a. NJ.
aud close at P. NJ.
D. A. FuLKs announces himself can
didate for County Treasurer in to-day s
RECORD. Mr.. Fulks is 30 we'll known
IN this community that he needs no COM
mendation at our hands. He trains with
Me Democrats, as is well-kpown, and
WI abide by the decision of the county
eonvention. Should he receive the nom.
.natlon be will be sure to make it lively
iof bis opponent.
HE Virginia Chronicle of the 22d
says 1.-THE 'Comstock Record did
not appear this morning in consequence
OF some disagreement among the pub
hshers. Last night some some malicious
persons got into the printing Office of
we concern and smashed up o lot of
type. The paper will probably appear
10 few days"
DEE the notice Of the Young Men g
social Club in reference to the meeting
to.n'ght. Let there be a full atten dsnce,
W business of Importance is to be tran
sacted.
JOHN G. LYNCH arrived last night fro m
war, mard City. He thinks "there's no place
HE Hamilton stage arrived las. nigh.
al half.past ten O'Clock.
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T z L e G II AP H!
SPECIAL TO THE PIOCKE DAILY RECORD
by WESTERN UNION LINE,
EASTERN DISPATCHES.

New YORK, Sept. ga careful ex-
ploration of Hallet's reef shows that the
great blast is more perfect than ever
supposed. The water is now of great
depth, and in absence of the usual whirl-
pools and eddies, the vicinity is crowded
with tourists, who are taking away small
pieces OF ROCK as souvenirs. General
Newton is still the lion of the hour.
The Tribune's Albany special says:
The delegates to the GreenbBck State
Convention on assembling, will be called
to order by Marcus Hunton at II oclock,
and temporary and permanent Presi-
dents will be chosen. Who these off.
GERS are, is not yet stated. The pro-
gramme Is made out subject to so many
probable changes, that the managers
decline as yet to make it public. The
Convention after an hours session, will
adjourn to meet Peter Cooper at the de-
pot and give him a reception. A full
State ticket will probably be nominated,
but there is nothing to indicate who will
be put upon it.
The Times Washington correspond
ent says some malicious person has been
guilty OF vandalism in the Senate wing
of the Capitol. The marble stair. case
has literally been deluged with oil and
still later with blue ink, which .csn not
be removed without cutting the marble.
The hotels continue unprecedentedly
crowded. Thousands are turned away
every day, and even the fifth.rate hotels
are crowded. There is generous rivalry
between Pennsylvania and New York to
make the former greater feature OF the
Centennial than the latter. The present
is what is called Pennsylvania week
The East and West are also contributing
their multitude. who seem to find New
York as a sort of resting place
Broadway and other avenues are filled Oh
before the war.
Pool selling on the elections in Iudi
ana are as follows: For Governor of In.
diana. Williams, 500; Barnes, 500; ant
Bell. IS.
The Herald says that the progress to
wards the organization of gold and sill
Yer commission here has been 80 slow 81
to cause doubt in some minds regarding
the intention OF an earnest and search.
ing investigation. The fact is that mem
bers have been considerably occupied
with other matters, and knowing the
Importance of the subject intrusted te
their care, have not desired to treat i
hastily or With partial justice.
Senator Jones expressed the opinion
yesterday that ten days or more mus
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THEFr.-A singular case OF theft came
to our ears yesterday afternoon. some
time ago, a man engaged in one of our
principal mines having made lucky
turn in stocks, sold GU: and put the pro-
ceeds-some eight hundred and odd dol
lars-in an alarm clock that stood upon
a shelf in his cabin. He had removed
the works and placed the gold coin there,
never dreaming anybody would suspect
the existence of the hidden treasure. 1t
would seem as though some one had
been examining the clock, probably TO
ses why it didn't go, and discovering the
ready coined bonanza appropriated it in
the owners absence The loser naturally
feels bad over the loss of his money and
swears he will take good care in future
that no son OF - will get his money.
No clue has been found as to its where
sbouts.
A BEAVER special to the Salt Lake
Tribune of .he 22d. says: At late hour
last night, Marshal Nelson received word
that some forty of Lees sons and sons.
in-law had congregated with few Indi-
ans. some miles out Of Beaver, and were
intending to make an assault Oh the jail
where Lee is confined, with the inten-
ton of rescuiug the butcher from the
| officers. 1t was expected tina. the al
| tempt would be made about daylight
this morning. and a strong guard. headed
by Bishop FotherinRham and Marshal
Nelson patrolled the streets all night.
GEo. I. FINAGIN steps to the front this
morning and announces himself can
didate for Constable of Phoebe Town
ship. He submits his claims to the de-
cision of the Democratic Convention.
Ii elected. We have every reason to be-
lieye that he will prove an efficient
officer and will perform his duty alike
credltable to himself aud to the satisfac-
ton of all.
DEPARTS. - Charley Stanton ieaves this
morning for the "Old Granite State"
He goes to Yale College and proposes to
take full collegiate course. graduating
in few years with all honors. Charley
Is young man of good promise and will
bs missed by large number of friends,
who wish him all possible success.
AN item appeared in yesterdays issue
relative to the election of officers of the
State Bank last Monday. II. S. Lub-
book had handed in his resignation on
2Sth of August. to take effect on the 25th
inst, on which day the vacancy WAS
Allied.
The high degree OF heat was moder-
ated considerably yesterday afternoon by
a heavy mass of clouds from the south
west. A light shower fell and the indi-
cations now favor cool and cloudy
evening.
PROF. Address is deligbtIng the good
people of Beaver. He has given the
Enterprise man some passes to the show
and that journalistic light gives him "a
column and a half editorial.
The Beaver Enterprise says Joe Co.'S
china is sinking shaft on his bonanza
claim, with view of cutting the White
Reef vein which has become so famous.
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A Case OF Thirty Years Standing.
EAST AURORA, N. Y, Nav %, Is

MEssRs. SETH W. FowLE & Sons:
GENTLEMEN:-I was troubled with
Dyspepsia for thirty years, and tried sew
eral medicines advertised for the cure of
this distressing complaint without de.
irving any benefit from them. About
year ago commenced taking the Peruv.
ian Syrup, and after using altogether
twelve bottles l find myself entirely
cured. | consider my case one OF the
worst l ever heard of, and take great
pleasure in recommending the Peruvian
Syrup to all Dyspeptics, BELIEVING that it
will be sure cure to them.
Yours respectfully,
J. T. BOVINE,
Sold by all druggists. Sel7-lm
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
The great remedy for Consumption.
This well-known remedy is offered to the
public, sanctioned by the experience of
over forty years; and when resorted to
in season, seldom fails to effect speedy
cure of Coughs, Colds, Group, Bron-
chitis, Influenza, Whooping Cough,
Hoarseness, Pains or Soreness in the
Chest or Side. Bleeding at the Lungs,
Liver Complaint, etc. Beware of Coun.
terfeits! Remember that the genuine
Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry has on
the outside wradper the signature Of ~
BUTTS" and the printed name of the
proprietors. Seth W. Fowle & Sons,
Boston, All others are base limitations.
Examine the wrapper carefully before
purchasing. sel7-1m
Now is your time to provide your.
selves with Clothing and Dry Goods. J.
Cohn i Bro. having determined to re-.
move their immense stock IL not sold
within thirty days, now offer their goods
at 40 per cent. less than any house in
this county can possibly do. Call and
satisfy yourselves. Parties indebted to us
Will please settle at once, as all accounts
remaining unsettled after the 30th inst.
will positively be placed in the hands of
the proper authorities for collection.
Store for rent and safe for sale.
j. COIN & Bro,
seI'lmI Main st., opposite NJ. V. st.
SOLE AeENcY.-W. R. Wilson is sole
agent for Comstock Record. San Fran
cisco Post. Daily Enterprise, Salt Lake
Tribune and Eureka Sentinel. Also
dealer in California and New York news.
papers, school books, stationery, music,
cigars and tobacco. Main street, one
door above Meadow Valley street. II
DURING the present week the remand.
er of the furniture. etc., at the Virginia
clearinghouse will be sold at private
sale. All persons desiring anything in
that line can be accommodated and at
reasonable figures. This chance will not
be open after this week. s26-1w
BocA.-Just received an invoice Of the
justly celebrated Boca Beer. on tap or by
the bottle at the Papacs Saloon, Lacour
street. One price! One Bit! II
CoaNAc. brandy. fine whisky, Holland
gin. and old Jamaica rum, at T. 9. Pou-
jade's. If
FULL assortment of groceries and pro-
visions at T. Q. Poujads's, Meadow VAL
ley street. 1T.
A HORSE and light wagon for sale.
II W. r. WILSON.
FRESH Garden Seeds at G.. R. Alexan-
der's Drug Store.
IMpoRTED sherry, port and claret wines
at Poujades. 1T
BEST brands Of Tobacco and cigars at
Poujade's. If
A HOUSE and stable to rent.
W. R. Wilson.
CHEEsE.-Fresh White River cheese
just received at T. G. Poujsde's,
|
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witnesses and parties interested in the
case are here from Truckee, and many
more will arrive on the next train. A
great number of witnesses to be exam.
ined will make the trial long one. In.
tense interest is manifested in the case
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r s. CROWLEY will attend to the business
,a,.rtmeut of the RECORD. will collect all bills
-, -sceint for the same. All parties having
L'-,rsss 20 transact with this Office by calling
w him their wants will receive prompt atten-
ton. h ~
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s,y FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.

SAN Francisco. September &c.
,.,srsJ MORNING SALES.
9s5 ophir-57 SCI.
91a0 Mexican-3lA 81 3lA 81 3lb5
80 Gould & Curry-l4a l4s
sl0 Best Belcher-44s Is 49,.
ass Californis-6O 5Sa
6TO Ssvage-l5 l7a l7ss l7R
1905 Con Virginia-53 52's 52S 52s 55bl0 81
% Chollar Potosi-s4a
13O Hale 4 Norcross-l0h l0S l0G
100 Crown Point-l13s llA
1870 Yellow Jacket-23n 23a 23's 23S780
800 Imperial-4S Al AS 40
So Kentuck-l0H IL liz
1876 Alphs--43 AN
s60 Sierra Nevada-l3a IL l3s
40 Confidence-156 10
$50 Belcher-2lA
40 Bullion-3la
100 Utah-l9
900 Exchequer-l3a 49, las
10 seq Belcher-79
as overman-s3 81 So 81. So. slN 80
7sO Justice-lS 1875 l7s
755 Union Con-13h IL
Gl5 Lady Bryan L SIC
20 Julia-7A
q7gS C.ledonis-9is 9AsS'.
10 Baltimore Con-2a
40 silver Hill-Se
$50 Rock Islend-lA
gs5 New York Con-A
;25Alta-2A
200 Lady Westinghouse
$50 KOssuth-ls
$50 Wells Fargo-2Cc
0O0 Leviathan-'s
80 Amazon-L
200 Cromer-2n
100 Morning Star-3S
200 West Belcher-2S
100 Trojan-SGc
400 Tahoe-h =
so Andes-2
AFTERNOON SALES.
so Meadow Valley.
10 Raymond n Ely--6 SO
10 Eureka Con-l3
800 Alps
ITO Belmont-22i.
1925 Leopard-l1A l1h 1lsa lls llhbl0
EOS Northern Belle-23a y
800 Hussey-aa zoe
sos Gen Thomas-lA IL
400 Manhattan-l51a l5I
27O Modoc-4a
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-22
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Hamilton & Co. will sell hats OF
"burst in trying.n-dd.
Linked sweetness long drawn out
the Governors message. 'o
Hand in your Advertisements In
time for THE SUNDAY HERALDs
.--Thermometer marked eighty de.
grees In the shade at 8 p. m. yesterday.
Ladies and gentlemen have a
standing invitation to visit Hamilton
&Co.--Ad. tolal sli ss-a 7r
Now, the washerwoman will call,
and your landland Jog your memory,
you know. 5NN@Fsg 88e
Elegant line Of sleeve buttons and
studs just received at Webb's, sos Main
street.-Ad. .
The volume Of travel seems 10 be
somewhat abridged during the past
few days. 78f55 ~ r,f,s
Hamilton q Co. are the live hat
ters. Look at their windows and be
convinced.-Ad, 4.i ~
Local items are as difficult TO ind
as honest men among Grants adyi
sers and companions aafa II
Spring hats constantly arriving
Those purchasing now are sure to gel
the very latest styles.--Ad. ~s
Lovely gold.watches and chains
and the celebrated.dia spectacles
at Oram's, 507 Main street.-Ad. ~