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IN s,tssakse
y hiie tie ailes al war vaver en-
the saaxs Of TIE Danube, aad cos
Hletlng acsonnts reach Us from the
plans Of Bu gafia. drst If Russian
shep Of fpskisls ,acce~-ss. fiss e.oeas
are satheFtps tiiieSiy ga dc rsiiiioa
HORIZON u Earape, aud other -sueS
even more fHea3saAesss as4n- lhest
winch are agliatiag The East. he4la
20 threaten The peace II she cssi.tze4
worid
The reports which reach usol ties
ipcr asiae feebleasss Of the pope. 81
lhe new aspect which the p85seai
struggle is tFance Is assuming III
consequence If Il fiaers desih. ana
OF he nIeuae.ng attitude 1T Germ sia}
sll poin' @ new aud gfoge coap.lea
iioas rendered graxer, na esahe IS
BE fact that great war Is actually
being wagea between I've Bnrereau
puwers, aie. gfat although to evf ais
sxteot he 4nssiieus a. aaieh we refer
afe Independent % !he caases which
gave rise to that slrueg still sfe3
have contributed the spark which aas
SCI Gre Ee kGrorean p0wler lnassazise,
and the exert % ft5e. c9uils graloa
which may eesue 10 nan eeA lgFesee
No dauhi every afrans uent has
bceu made ia Rome g seenre TIC
election 81 Tire pops saseeF -
aseerEance with the @ii. u tse present
pendif au3 % insure she maateaAeee
+ oi che p9llfy which he has uaqg sfate4
AMI saieh has .oalues ioaablg Ht'l-
tu1ed 70 ieeiease ea power q iRe
Church aid i slfenaiaen rs lEteeeee
s.AAAiess fsaissatss.sts sisss e9ssssl i..asss'l
ibis ulframeh ane npnlIHee brewer
Sc lnay be. u be steadisy resisted ey
Gernaay, aud as eas f'y fpR9rtsi
by Eraaea The eniy Eurepe4a
powers having 4ssht 90 veto re
eieeiien bg tie papai eeoelase whis .
IS nos Disputed by Rame are itsaee
Spsia. aud Ans85a The eaim q
Germany Is exrrciss the vote vested
formarly ia fae holy roman k'npife
i naw denied by Rons bat Pruee
Bi-marci, has given II 10 be distinctly
ueaerstaad that he Intends nal only g
efsiu butte enforce that right fhroash
Iiaiy Hence The hard ans Itsi aiilaaee
which Aas existed tetWeen 1fefHi -
ana ita}g aeer siaes the Herman pad
Austrian war, whea Itaig saw nat hel
interests Wese ideetlcai Win ibt
-aeee,s 81 the anti p-pal policy p
Prussia
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EI,essssrp his Appeal. eae Of ss5s best
s'''s., e
sud - zraflluaes i may seem strange
fssr rs 10 say good word icf tie
states nnn who was cheated out I'll
he I,sssias ney, bas We base nc
..esiisre7 ia aa5islg fhat The sousAeeu
people aEs more :naesfe3 70 Governor
'i'ildea iof tlseiF de.iverance than ANY
sther individras TIE referss IS
seauc GRATED ia New \ "a K concentrates
he aiEeeii9n OF the Natioual dem
..eFae5 on him. His letter Of aSeepfnsce
md be prudence With sEhIch Re e9a
ncsee the eansas~ we're the msaps
shIch he secured q lna sriiy y lhe
epnlar and the electoral vote. Ihe
Pres ideheY was stossn from hnee kHt
he toe1es are eadeavoring . make
triumphant he 7riucig les on whiels
;iiaen VAS eieeied gl,e pspes- OF
Sow 4etk are hesinuipg 70 % 5as
Zee 70 Governor lsldfn BY ackEpsl
sdgiue the visible effects ofhis Foiies
a governor
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-21

As the President comes heras The
representative IF the first outsfref chsd
hand frem tie Republicans The
North. We grees him. - he CONES
here. a representative NoT5hern soidf z
4 ga.i.ns ard honorable aan, ~
erect him TCoarier Journal
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lie Iaslnd ihal jastiee to the wise3s
country could only eonie th7ep2a
tsadress 10 aii sectious ct tue Jston,
and he bel6iy asnoaaeei tbs. and
has, 81 10 this Tine. been censisiea'
IN carr Ying it out Niekeburg Hersie.
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the see'h' F1a issss4 iiS
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ss-tasra ''9ssFnefT o'''i''sFH
sieiaes and leaaeFs ~ soa''e'
cities are s'sias s''a sa o'"s
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greatest ht''seIs
dayes sFssshss t. 'Asse S T
every where, hasa '''eA s''.''' - 2
+ fratesnaf. aa1rsotie. ia the interest q
peace ana Inc s'g
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s'sh'gs aes I asfs : 2 '.s'' '''A me-
= '41'' i'ipa1 % ''''sss 8 ''''A 'ss''''2
''ef = 80 Is 700 f'a'e'i' Z -"
ihs'' 9a'5 50 ssa - AA''E 9l
seen e F9ssiois Tue pes''i2n 'aAsn
- sssa lien = Judge fansbas, ana
ts'sf e9ePef' Fs'os''ee's anu es
pct sia fesumpiisu. IS Pso'p'ssa y 'as
sa'i 9aai .e9e staey Gar e"il-aks1
iaa 5 tat respn.asan ases not 'eees
satt 8 nlsaa iafiier eaa'f4esign g 'hs
ess' sass aiia 'l'ai i'.e a'a3ens a. cur
isss5 aeS . e'Feaiaiso9 . aHip'e lot
lns "silshss = 'ta.'e emu s2li '''e
Ase proof d sass, shs y-loe q gold,
scs. Weat lie steadily declines. a.
.ef - 49, r..s.,,a.,i.,a aav
,.
srsa ans pc eaFe - e.i times apa
seas smos meesv 10 handle tie
l3etee ~ increase oi currency. wuuid
~ M ,..13.sn srss,,fsl;..,
aa4 slave 81 lne Democrat sc Juteiee
,f.. 4f .f1 a..l4.- v~,e ,iaa SIX MAJ,
iiifl @Aaiits c0uh efs
Ef hor sfofara whirh Tal4
ast A2
f5ilo xers preach. IS rs the wfecs cd
.s,,s.s ls.a- ..ts;bn4.bls j .
sat ear,ss laroe.v ;a,aafna
e,lra - 4,sesd GA
~. ,.;b
na,,ste Relieve
a rmsrs srs sbgr,sf mon
6sssase tasg f.fls1 Is raise caausa
a softca isbaeea efe e. get ths
iasos en- hen '. ~ 'fs N'''
~.
---.4-saeeasslag.
ae las On ssss-
lfa :'.ss ~ Sc
htsh Is seaaaatiy gegpg % he
e - .+as se e9a'i =. GIG
p bl8 as reess IL i@Fg
sseasy re 5'iags 9
es VI ssa aas cue Is saeprsssa ~,
haf ~ AMONG as2 8 esrta5eiy
tsst ss. are esislss aiae sai
Hag IS 9sii as they are aefy. BID,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-09-21

Tho dram registering law q Aar
GINA weat INTO effect last aioadag
It provides for Tax ST two and g
half cents on every drink sold y
bar roans Tho bcii Ppacb Or reg
lister. which dealers are compelled i
els plain apparatus. ABOUT Tie
size eta snail cigar baz, with gas
meter aial on he front. aud crank
N he rear. Issi4e Is the useessafs
maeh;sesy to register each afink, and
gong Which. With eaei rsgolaiioa on
lie crank pigs< notice Of tue fact
There is 20 pinch about i, that idea
aaviog originated froal is similarity
10 The ear bell -Pnpeh Il IS estimated
shatsin Eiehmomd alone The ameuef
Of revenue 10 5e derived from it vii
exceed SITS 600 per annum and 8
aaythia. like the csasions d the
orssieeiers Of The register or are
saiizsa It viii bring he o.ass ifsas-
ory 1856 .009 year
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Be- ion Travel ers Sbipka Pass Letter I
Tie rev eemeTs dashed va shoaiiog
elliel leliiel neaning aaaf rad
sna1 e Ter the fellows With The laaess
did not hare 10 - lpr now 20 wifeess
saeare Gaht. fer here It vas iesd
3 aatd hs last arrivals sssre .
artion Of our aayance Ci7eassiau
rAralfy. horses. rspsdly closed with
30 lance men, who proved 70 be
ossaeks. The latter, seeing they
olid aet escape faced aiaut formed
I'D presented fresst 8. STEEL 10 TIE
'ireassissf, hutfieg belag more num
5sis frrled themselves asaiDst me
inrrier. al meny Il hem fell. pierced
can through The body Ihe5 spsef
ss0aEd. however. asoiding aud par
ine the lance iAfusts ill they CO.
thin guard when i beeelns
simetsr ? zafasl sabre snd pistol ~
nee belpg Of no use u suea elose
sisnrtee se assaeks leuzlls well
nd &c sperafolg bar wefe optfoue s T;
sd on:nnnsbered : tae Circa;s us
no wont for theu like BULLDOGS
: was So ID over tire Cessacks bang
IT'D The axcrpsiap Of q few Mho eseap
~ atsiped cue while an almss.
quail upsnber Of gsreassisiss ell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
National Guard Hall.

Aud nov comes the emperor OF prestidi'
g~itaieurs. lie Commander Cozeneuye. who
will give three Of his wonderful perform
ances In National Guari Hall, Virginia,
commencing Thursday evening, July ~.
This great master Of the magic art las
been In San Francisco for more than u
month. AMI that place has positively run
wild over his marvellous doings. The
lovers Of necromancy will be literally
feasted with tho rare things In thauma.
turgy. DO not fail 10 SEQ Cozcneuve.
Here you will marvel at his impenetrablc
Indian mail. tremble ut his mysterious
cabinet and its wonderful phenomcnons.
lose yourself in admiration over the gyra-
lions of cards and the perigrinations OF
coins. puzzle your wits and cndgcl those
Of your friends TO penetrate the secret OF
his art. and then YOU will give 1t up AMI
20 again to see IL You cannot get the Key
to all this great mystery. One hundred
elegant and costly lresents will lie given
away. and three decorated and gilt china
tea sets will 10 awarded TO fortunate
holders Of the lucky numbers. Seo the
advertisement in another column.
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Mining Elections.

The annual meeting Of the Best and
Beleher Mining Company was held at the
Office Of the company, in San Francisco
ct l o'clock yesterday. seveniy.two thou.
sand one hundred and forty shares were
represented. An exhaustive report by
the superintendent was read. IL spoke
most favorably 81 tho prospects on the
i7Oo-foot level. and predicted that during
the coming year some important develop
ments would be made In that and lower
sections Of the mine. The secretary's re-
port showed 4 deficiency Of sJs,is2. which
will undoubtedly necessitaic the levying OF
an assessment before long. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Robert Sherwood. President; Y. j.
0sbiston. superintendent; William Willis;
Secretary and W. \. O'Brisn, =. Hsyden-
felt and George II. Wells, Trustees.
At q meeting Of the shareholders OF the
Gould anal Curry Mining Company. held
yesterday In San Francisco, tho following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Trustees Sherwood, O'Brien. Congdon.
Hcydenfelt and Willis. At a subsequent
meeting Of the Trustees. Sherwood was
elected President, willi., Secretary and
4. y. Osbiston. Superintendent.
At tho annual meeting Of b Chollar-
Potosi Mining Company. held In nan
Francisco yesterday. ~ 900 shares were
represented. The old directors aud officers
were reelected,
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win No staad ~

Ex.Presidsnt General Grant 10 pass
ing through one Of the trials Of his life.
Born. brought up and elected 10 be the
chief man In . Republic. he having
dropped the Temporary dignitiss OF
Office, paysa visit to monarchal Eng
land. There ho IL feated. IGNORED and
lionizsd by lords md ladies'. Earls.
Dukes and BArons have taken him 10
their castles asd shown him how per-
fsctly the English nobility live. Visit.
ing the House ri Lords. hs stands nj
the foot OF the throne. aud the Earl II
Clarendon seeing him. leaves the Treas
ury Bench, and has . chat with the
General. Dined by the United Service
Club. he has % his host Ills Royal
Highness the Duke OF Cambridge. En-.
tsrtained by the literati Of London. hsis
praised by write. whose single word OF
commendaiion means success. Walt.
cd upon by labor Populations he IL
called the representative Of n land where
labsr In ennobled. To crown all he visits
Windsor and dimes by invitation with
Queen Victoria ausl suit, after which hs
and Minister Pisryspont play a rubber
Of whist with the Duchess Of yelling.
ton and the Duchess of RoHbugh. =
game BY the bye which Grant cares for
US much as be does dried apples. Now
the question Is. can Grant stand al this
adulation and being made no much OF
without having bis head lurnedf Ono
thing Ia certain. he was never treated
with 30 much courteous respect in this
county a. he il In that; here be was
psstsrsd and annoyed every day OF his
life. there all passes like n gigantic
picnic; here his political opinions were
on everything and twisted by
parties when obtained. there he can talk
freely without knowing that miscon.
struction will inevitably follow. Can
Grant experience all this without waver-
ing In his allegiance 10 and love for
American II he can. then he 10 q man
Of grit indeed. and deserves all honor.
II il the crucial test Of bis life. aud ws
are very anxious TO zee how ho bears
himself.-S. r. Stock Report
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pep.r,.--. ,.... x,.-..s.


AnscoSpIp.-Edwsrd Maliu,, q book
l..,s, who has for some time lecn In the
.mnloy OF l.. T.. prcxier 4 Co.. Virginia
stock brokers. sbsconded with si,'oo OF
his employers money nN s" -
my. A number o. steai.ois ne,s
mourning W. aa,I. 49,. a,
~; ". s-nnrsbsn,ion.
-. Walton. IN I.l. Tahoe
..A--.-u
are nor WI! -.
but those VINO arc unu'e III.
nain. .nscs.,i In Getting avay Their
will moi be many people left ia Gold Hin
AT the end Of the season.
H.. ~ Phil puranI ,rie,l 10
-. x,.,o,.. z,mor. with n laellnife
v.-,e,,.x .~ft,,noon. lie succeeded only
~ an inJin.rrnt e,teat. and WAS arrested
Tor moi making a better Job Of what he
tried To do. Zamor received '''e'A'
slight scalp "oahu''
ASSESSMENT Lrvrp.-The Delehsr Min
,,. ,omo.,x h.x. lr,ieJ An assessment
-, -, .,.,. ~,.li,ouent Aucu.t n,
1871. See official notice published In an
other column to-day.
ASSESSMENT LEVIED. The Goodman
Mining Company has levied an assess
ment az two cents psr share. See Official
notice published IN our advertising 'o''
nnHn' to-day
VIZ acknowledge the receipt OF an INV
tAiion to attend the public ms,a''A"oH y
the Improved orao' =, re" Tsns.la, even
o "
wurx Gold Hin young man visits III.
Girl Of his heart nowadays. the fin, thins
she dos. IL 10 tic up the dog-to Keep hin
from being stolen
AT the Gould h Curry the ha'e . mni'
10 draw . train OF cars Va the was.s lump
rhe shn1 T..
No., N. .ooi ,.,h,,
os'hs .a,. live ,hs air a eomfortabl,
feeling.
TINE children Of the Methodist sunday,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
BRONCHITIS.

From John fiass. Rsq., of B~enninsten. ". H.
"rhrss PEARS since I was very much reduced
with . dreadful cough. which rssulted In Bron.
ehitis. affecting me 90 severely % 10 render u
full of going into q decline. Aftyr recoufss 10
various remedies 20 no purpose. ] made uss Of
Or. wistar's raisam Of Wild C.erry. . fsy hot.
ties of which fnily restored mo 10 health.
since that lime ] have he'd several severe 81.
tack Of cough, but tho Bslsain has alwaya fe.
moved them. aiways keep it by rae, and
should not know how 10 do without a."
Sold by ali drugytstp.
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street Qsssasisss.
luv u a. Ann p. LISs.l

luv rus a. AND =. rrLraRAru IISs.l
BAN r~RAScisco, July 10 p. NJ
California. %
Con. Virginia. 35s, It
Best a Bslcher. 10. i9a
Gould 4 Curry. l3a
Yellow Jacket. lOS
Ophir, ~. In
Mexican. ia
E~Iekequer. Z. II
Con. Virginia. 10, ST.
Imperial. I %
Crown Point.
Overman. 13a, Is.
Yellow Jacket, IL
Bullion, ca
California. 3ta. ~
Justice. 81, So
Julia. 2 ~ bill.
savage, ca
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Installation.

u. u. Grand Master ]. y. Stout, assisted
by tho following grand officers, Grand
Warden J. W. Moves, Grand Secretary u.
ID. Spear. Grand Treasurer II. Arcnd.
Grand Marshal T.. II. Mnlcahy, Grand
Guard A. Moore, installed the following
officers Of Virginia I.odge Ma. 10, j. o.. %.
T., in Virginia City, last evening W. u.
Hancock. y. a.; ". II. Watkins, V. O.; j.
q. Harrington. u. s.; q. W. finney,
Treasurer: Warden. A. Wilson: Conduct
oc. J. V. MeCuriy; !. O.. W. Weston; q.
a.. e.. A. johnson: u. \. n. o., l.. o.
Lsadbetter; l.. =. n. g., j.. 7. Baker; u.
\. v. o.. J. II. ksyandcr; l.. y. V. o. "
Stui.man.
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HyArr.s i.IrY y

A. . eonqasror Of rheumatism. ooui. feu'
ralsis. aud curs for Serofuia aud all diseases
arising from impnrity Of blood. the Old and
reliable family I. sdleine. i'yaits Lille baissnI.
sianis unfqusli a.. az proven by over Jo,ooD
great cures during the y - ~ years. les
doel, guaiaeum, etc sbd = p rmsnent cnrr.
Sold By ell draegitts Apt country rrocers.
Tske nothing else, and " ,Ley hsvnt 10 Ne
sepd by express. ~ xei. e~vrrywherr, Of 81 ard
~ 25 81 bolt 0 ; 4: aud ~ % half doz. Hyatt
4 Hyatt, 2tc 0rsni ,trrei. New YORK.
MN cod I'm
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A suggesilo,,.

The following 'rom.a an exchange IL re-
ferreL toas appropriate literature for those
in our n~eighborhooj who are coniempla-
ting the getting mp Of church fairs. ~oci-
abl-s. and 80 forth. "Thc drowned oyster
has hal l,is brief day at the church fosii-
val, and now the next martyr, a solitary
strawberry. ~warehoused between two enor.
nous slabs u dough. goes travelling around
under the hollow. wicked alias Of short
cake. and spreads dyspepsia in its piouS
tracks"
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QuADRuplEx rtlEeRApHY.
FOUR sInuLrANEous MESSAGES
OVER Owe WIRE.

The system In Successful Operation
Between Virginia city and Nan
fraseiseo-Rspid Advancement
IN she Electrical seienee-Diffi-
euities TO be Overcome On ths
Pacific (oast.
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ARTISTIC AND rossonIAL.

For q clean, smooth shave. or when lou want
your hair cut. trimmed or otherwise fKsd up
IN the moot prop.r AMI artistic manner. call at
Pechner's fsm,'us shaving aud Halo dressing
ssioon. on Main street. uold Mn. adjoinins
Duprry's French rsstau'abt.
.mmy Aiexandcf. one Of the Aitlst chiefs
In That line. 10 employed o. peehn-r's and his
pumerons friends csn lid him there rrady 10
a,isni 70 their WANT In nisLelsss style. III I'm
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A CARD.

To all ~ho are suffering from Tho errors and
Indlsereiions Of youth. nervous westpsss cary
deray, loss Of manhood. etc. will SEND !
receipt that will cure YOU, yniI o. o.A.sh.
This great remedy VS. discovered ~ nisslon,
arg In South America. send 2 li-s1a,ss
envelope 10 the REV. JOBkfh =. iNhAS'
station d. Bible Ho1ss Nsv Tors my
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rnE PALACE RArING srANp.

For . ra't Of beef unsIeelied 10 Storey
county. 70 10 Thomas Hsnroa's Eating Stand.
In the Palace Sal, on. No. Z North q STR u.
Virginia uiiy. Frrsh oystsrs at all hoars On
every biyls. to.ty miners always on hand "
night. For ta.'y, home style Of cooking. and
the beat and frrsl est Of al that the markets
.fori. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
1ry n. apIs M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-07-10
pIwM,rT,- CUrGu DAI.sAM.

DrMMuT's cJuGu BALsAM. the body Of
which Is composed Of pure Honey and Loek
Candy kyrup, highly medicsisd. 10 the 'est
remedy Known Tor Coughs, Colds. Asthma
Group and whoopine Cough. Sold By John
Jonss, JT. le1i sw
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q. %. GALLUP.

q. II. 0AlLrr. opposite the Hank of califor-
mis-, aoid Hnl. keeps constantly IN hand ali
fAvcrite brands of impor~l c.ssr-. ohoiee bit
cirafs. I'll III d- Of chewing tobaees. meer.
sfhaum pipes. nuts, candies. hne cutierJ. and
TOYS anal iahcy goois Of all kinds. sp2s M
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FUTURE INTENTIONS OF n. j
rILDEN.
fsrrcin. DISPATCHES TO rHk ooLD HUI
pA 1T NEws.l
Mexican norder Troubles,

WAsniSoroN, July 9.-The following
telegram from General Ord regarding our
- ,,uou,,,, Italian marauders into
u''f' -, :. A.. W.
Mohieo' h"S NV" '' WV"
Department, datei San Ah'ohio' ieAa''
Jpiv z.
,w ,yu.x,,oh la. Ina, ,.ee, receIyeJ. n
" 'o,I."'.S ~ q, rr,ovino'. letter.
ayo vi, - H. nr,,i,,.yv Jiyision yesier.
t.ios'ar".u W nTia,,ansn GoIonsl
usy, s,apa,~ no neces.itv Of fol.
Spaer iva. ~ ,%a InJi.ns ~ he ni.ce
~n ,, n n,s.a air.s,lv Iscn punisbcd by
wnvue 'n"'.,, ~ ID .Ia.. for ,bst mado by
nu','s, ~, M, ,ha Nncces river.
'"e parry '"A' Onp.
o. nJ. Hal Al, ,..lv IN cross
"e""", or, - ij.rtsn.,t Ilnllis
" mo'r"N '"llS,' Int.n,ry snI Lien.
OF w. ~ T.n,I, o. Iry Thi.
tsian. y. ,nJ w, p,,Iis .amai n alone
morn,n snnJ,".J anil forty miles
ia .,ns -, To- .ominy ,Io,,n from
IN tn,n'.Isin "ou's. H. ,%.siInt ,ha inJi.
rer' pa,'' n,,,''a aa,n,. L.if w.v Ie.
aus y ,ha pio nr,nle h:tor.
tween Pecos and the mo ,,r,h1r, pcloIe
might on the 2'th OF June, ana my ~
trail Ia IA. rio Grande and crossed the
river. drowning NO horses. aud on the
third LAY he came on the Indians rs they
W. 1870 1901 a., IA, mountains.
NV na'A' -. a,. harr TI,oy
~ .nsas" - son,. ~ Them LeInc
MI manase" n,Iiis ,n, al, ,bsip
s%nunu'"i ,..u p,,,ii. L. fonnd M
thu camp part Of the harness taken from
.Jehnson's camp, on the Seuccs. showing
that some Of the band had scattered after
thai affair and had got with the party raid
Ing in Gillespie county. probably Joining
them in Mexico. The Indians were Lii
mans. have ordered the companies to stay
where they arc until your orders are re-
coiyeL. The trail followed 10y Lieutenant
Bulls is the only plain trail We know AMI
which has lately been crossed. and rs the
indians who made IL have been caught !
will moi 60 OH without further orders. a.
lieutenant Bullis reports il impossible 10
follow Tie trail from where he struck them,
ard scouting oil the other side would have
To be for Indian camps or anything tiiai
M light turn up. Sh,fEn,
Lieut.. Col. Twcnfy-fonrih iniahtryy'
WASHINGTON, July o.-The PRESIDENT
and Others IN high Official station eN-
10 es.es qualification with tho intelligence
received through the War Department
OF the crossing 81 the lilo uranu ny
United States troops IN pursuit OF depre-
Il ttory Indians. aud Of their success IN re-
capturing stolen property and punishihg
maranders. An Official, who occupies q
very prominent position IN the Civii Ser
vice. remarked to-day that this action
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pnoM A plsrrNauIsugp JuRIsr.

~ have tried the PERUVIAN srHrr. ard tic
result faliy s~usiains your prediction. II has
made 3 new mar Of me-infured Into my sys.
tsm nsw vlgo. and energy. I am no longer
trsmulo1s and dsbliitat~d ~ when you last
saw me. bat stronger. h~esftisr, and with larger
capacity for labor, mental and physical. than
q any time during the last nvs years." sold
BIZ all drugvists.
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poo TAOS.

at A MEETING or RI Y DoALD or
n Trast o. ~ th~ 1osn a. uold I'LL. fehl
Iunr Is, tsII, the fo~u Mar. h.i Ma instructed
/, s~lert Q pu'tAbts secau u for . Dog Pound.
Dc wa@ ALEC instrusird - ,ihcfiy. enforvs TIE
ths Town linits without Q Tag. All such Doc
viii Ne impoanded. Taes can b psocursd ~
A, pIication 70 the Town Marshal.
Q O. ErkvENsoh, frs:iosnt:
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