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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-24

EMERY's gold soap is put up with a
cod dollar in one out of each 100 bars
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I'D. HOPKINS bought four bars Of
Gold Soap the othersday from J. b
Emery for a dollar greenback, and
found gold dollar in the first one he
"0eu, lll...a a-ALL2HakrL1g.I2.a .
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Dr.. ZIPF's little daughter Lottie is
quite sick with scarlatina.
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lNcHER & HOLLAND have just re.
ve!Ved a large invoice of all kinds OF
" " and choice cigars. We know
''e cigars to be good, and our devil
''yS good is no name for the whisky.
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DlRD LOTUS went through the other
Jay with three teams loaded with
Houf Tor Yankee Fork. He takes it
" banner, from which point it goes
by packtrain.
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Miss ADA LEIGH, Of Boise City, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. 10 Robbins,
at the Eurekaqmine. The young fell
lows around town are mad now be-
cause 10 moved out of town.
RATTLE of Rev. A. J. A. Archam-
bault's splendid mare to take place to-
morrow Wednesday, at the Court
House, at u
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MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.

The Money Order office will not be
naned at all on Sundays,asand no Money
o %prder business will be transacted on Sat
u Urh after four o'clock P. N.
u'u"' ~ ISL a Iaaf Sc. SILSBY,
7aobo CITY. Dec. g. 1875. Postmaster
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CHARLEY KINGSLEY and Sam Davis

CHARLEY KINGSLEY and Sam Davis
went out bear hunting the other day
and found one; but after finding it
thought it was not the bear they had
lost, so they climbed a tree. The bear
gnawed at the tree, while and con-
cluded he hadn't lost any boys, and
marched off. After he had gone out
Of sight the two young men cautious
ly descended and rapidly marched
away. Hearing rustic among the
leaves, they thought Of bear again,
but when they attempted to climb
the next tree, they couldn't reach the
limbs, and become panic-strickeu, broke
for town and didn't stop q minute on
the road. They say their horses got
away and made for town while. they
were in the tree, and they couldn't
overtake them till they reached Pine
creek, mile or two from town.
Having left their coats, guns, blankets
and everything else on the mountain
they started back yesterday morning
armed to the teeth. Boys that lit
tie horse story won't go down.
DtL & r 90 : - = : ri M
LAST Friday while Oliver Landreth
was out hunting he heard a, rustling
in the brush near him, and supposed
it to be that of deer. He moved in
to clear spot to get "a better view,
and on facing about saw huge
brown bear approaching with hair
turned forward and mouth wide open.
His gun being a muzze loader he
could have but one shot, so he wanted
to make that sure one, and to insure
success he waited till bruin had ap-
pr cached within twenty-five yards,
when he fired and brought her down.
He then killed her two cubs that had
taken to the trees and started for
home with one of them; but he had
not proceeded far when he saw deer
near at hand, which he fired upon and
killed. Leaving his bear he brought
the deer to town. A very good days
hunting. af aa~
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DR.. DAUsMAN is a fine physician and
successful accoucheur.
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local News

Dr, Z1pF is under the wealth n.
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INDIAN NEWS. J

upon TIE SCOUTS, WHO S6CIueu 10 W III
advance, killing Levi and one other,
and wounding Reuben and another.
McConville (in command of the volun-
teers, we suppose) with his eighteen
men were in advance, and in a posi-
ton of much danger, the Indians be-
ing concealed In Hthe timber on 1both
sides of them. The cavalry turned
and fed. The Indian scouts drew the
attention of the hostiles so as to let
McConville and his men out of the
snap, who also retreated, as the fight
against such odds would be hope
less one. The whole force then re-
turned to Kamai, leaving Joseph's
band master of the situation. All the
command recrossed the Clear Water
and proceeded to Lapwai except
Throckmorton with one hundred men,
and the artillery who are to hold the posi-
ton till Col Green's force meets with
them from Boise. The VoIunteerc will
leave the field, return to Lewiston and
be disbanded.
4 A dispatch states that Joseph's
Iband had recrossed the Clearwater
and were at Lawyers canyon Gen.
Howard has sent for Gen. Sully to
meet him at Lapwai. There is great
demand for wagons to take the Infan-
try to the front, aaaama 49,
This information is cleaned from
the Lewiston Teller.
From the Statesman Extra.
ELKo, July 20th.-A special train
containing about 500 troops and "a
officers under command of Gen.
Wheaton passed through here this
evening or their way to Idaho, by
. way of steam from San Francisco to
! Lewiston. - -E 1zr-ea- sz,.L- -.'----a-'
4 Letter from Lemhi County.
l. Hon. George Ainslie permits us to
make the following extracts from a
letter just received from Hon. L. T.
Beatty, of Salmon City, Lemhi county,
under date of July llth:
ave are all excitement here on &C
count of Indians. Last week we had
every woman and child this side of Fort
Lemhi in town; from there up they
gathered at the junction, where the
men have thrown up entertainments
and rifle pits for their protection. The
families have returned home from'this
place, but every one is alarmed, as
Tendoy and his band are coming here,
and the BIackfeet are coming5 also, and
will be here in a few days. We do
not know what their intentions are,
as Tendoy says he does not know what
he will do yet. d." l'.'f asa ''''.'' '''''
Fuller, the agent, is absent, and has
been since last winter, and there are
no provisions at the agency except
400 pounds Of -four and the Indians
want food. Colonel Shoup is absent,
having gone East.lD His family leaves
today for the Upper end of the valley,
and will go to Virginia if the mail
does not bring some favorable news.
We have scouts out to Bitter Root
valley and to Big Hole watching for
any movements that may be made by
the Indians in Montana.
We axe very poorly armed to make
any resistance in case.we are attacked.
The Indians make great complaint
against McGaryy's fish trap in the
Lemhi. Iau# .a.ioi o'a'I
If we should be attacked it would
], be general massacre for aid could
not reach us in time to relieve us.
Glendenning has gone up to see
jim Fuller, who is in charge of the
agency, to see if arrangements can be
| -
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Tom ELLIOTT has moved his family
to the Sub Rosa mine.
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Bob SIDEBorHAM has the ugliest
horse in America.
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We are happy to state that all our
sick are mending.
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Mrs. BILL MULLALY has the prettiest
baby in Rocky Bar
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The ralIch and station of NJ. Fl.
Kempner on the road to, aud six miles
this side of, Banner, is worthy of no,
tice as one of the nice little prosperi-
ties Of the county. Nr. Kempner has
owned and been improving this place
for several years IN moderate way.
He has about $50 acres under fence,
within which enclosure there is quite
handsome meadow of wild grass.
He is adding yearly to the hay pro.
duct by clearing off willows and re-
moving stumps. He has a large
house under way, and when the Ban.
ner District looms up, as it shortly will,
this will be valuable property as a
way station besides being good hay
and grain ranch. 1t is situated on
the bank of Crooked river, whose va.
ters abound in fish. The surrounding
hills afford fine pasturage for stock,
while deer, bear and other game are
plentiful.
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Is to $50 p piss SsS It 1 s. re-. Sam
81 n STTSsor & Co., Portland, Maine.

u ~ ~ lis not easily earned in these times,
0RT1 I'll hut it can be made in three months
II by any one of either sex, in any part
MA 4 A of the country, who is willing to work
VIE 4 steadily at the employment that we
n - - ~ furnish. SOC per week in your own
10 n. You need not be away from home over
night You can give yeur whole time to the work,
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
are making over $50 per day. All who engage at
oney cannot be made so easily and rapidly at any
other business. 1t costs nothing to try the bust
ness Terms and SIS outfit free. Address at once.
Fl. fHALLETT & Co., Portland, Maine.
g--July 24-T7-1y.
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Pos1omce Hours.

Turing week Gays, until further notice
!, p Postoffice will he kept open from seven
., sundays M from halfpast twelve to one
u from four until six Z. M,
anu -,,v on1,,nrR sRB4TsTNEss
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JC. Fox returned from Atlanta on
last Friday. NJ .r
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Rocky BAR, l. T.

WE yesterday took a look through
the store, store houses. cellars and
wagon yards Of j. B. Emery, one Of
our leading merchants, and was sur
prised at the great variety and guam
tity of merchandise he has on hand
and for sale. He has everything and
more too, and is selling at such low
prices that it is impossible for any one
to send east and do better. His bust
ness is managed in such way as to
enable him to compete successfully
with the eastern or western markets
He runs his own freight teams, bring
ing in goods at no greater than cents
freight from New York and San Fran
cisco He buys in large quantities
for instance, coal oil by the car load
He imports wagons, and is enabled tc
lay down goods of all kinds, wagons
harness, &c, at the very lowest rates
He is a wide-awake, energetic bust
ness man, knows how and where tC
buy goods, and can, and does, offer in
ducements to consumers and dealers
to try him on.
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t.tfa -fe fff F
D sundays I'M from halfpast twelve to one,
and from ioul - - gr+lsTSrss
The Money Order office will not be
opened at az % viii he transacted on Sal
urdays after lour = oAoo g ~ " s11sRys4
Idaho City, Dec 8, 1875. Postmaster
poh, -,
fcre esM creek. Piaccerville, Centerville
ANU aauch hat at Horseshoe Bend, on Thursday,
August "a. - =. - 20 AZ w
LOCAL INS WIS.,
-, ------rg, i #aa
100 80 c-7--- ,7I7.z i..
D. " lON
last fi'u"1 ~ 80 r.I a67
- ,,ond;;nn hN Il"
own .--
BOB olDEBolHAN naS ''ic uo'leSV
"' -
Mrs Dill MOLLALf l"0 Tue Pre'''eS'
BABY III hocNy p'l.
ION hLLlorr mas ino'eu Ills FANNY
to the quo h"Sa NINE.
DR.. DAUsMAN is a fiue physician and
0U'O''''l - 80
Dr.. ZIPF's little daughter Lottie is
quite sick with scarIatina.
EMERY's gold soap is put up with a
cold dollar in one out of each 100 bars,
ohoo Rond 70 snond . wool- u;.;+;no.
amono friends
..
l. j. BUTLER, formerly OF TINS once,
urer of Arizona.
Urn CA Tona7or- - oh.,.,,
.ho;r n;nht of n,oat;no. f.on, So
Tl1.:L.
Ron Royn i cook;ng 81 CRAFTS, mill
at Banner. Bob knows how 70 do
tbinrs in that line bronn.
and a deer last Friday near tb;s Gift,
Must have been a GOOD dav FIR 1bA.ar.
avn MANS ~ passing 'n'ous, Il
and other points north and northeast.
CHARLIE Tuov1S camo - to,rn was.
terdav and cooO mn - Ran,or n,or
row TO RIM tbe engine for q w
'fal'S'
RA. GoonTIrrr Of Atlan.o arrived
in town Sunday morning and wont On
to Boise Civ horseback On bno;ross
:. A. -
c. G. MEFFERr, the genial landlord
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A assessment n Office.
MINING COMPANY.

HURRICANE MINING COMPANY.
IT oCArION of principal place OF business;
A San Francisco, California. LocaIioh Vi
works, Humboldt county Nevada
Notice is hereby given, that at meeting OF
xhe Board of Directors, held on the 20, n day OF
lime. 1877, an asse sment NO y 81 ten w
cents per share was levied upon the capltal
stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diatefy in United states gold coin, TO the
Saoretary. at the Office of the company, NO:
sss35 California street, room 2, san Francisco
any stock upon which this assessment snail
remain unpaid on the
FOURTH DAY OF AUGUST. 1871
win be delinquent, and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Is maze
before will be sold on
SATURDAY. The TWENTY-FIVE DAY
OF AUGUST, 1877,
To nav the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF
Rv order of the Board o6 Directors.
J. H. DICKINSON, secretary.
Office. No. 535 California street, ban
francisco. . -,
july 2-td
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NOTICE.

Wo Jerry B, Gramme, Taylor Waterhouse and
whom 1t may concerns: pa.
xyoU and each of you are hereby
notified that l, the undersigned, nave,
,nrsuant to an Act of Congress, approved May
Soth. 1870. commonly known as the United
states Mining Law, expended in labor on to.
silver Monarch Lode. situated in Central
Miniag District, Humboldt county state o.
Nevads. and governed by the Silver Monarch
Cs,onanv ten dollars for each claim OF one
Snndred feet OF said Lode. in and for,tne
nssessmert year ending December 3lst, 1870,
ana yo,, and each of you are hereby further
notified that II you do not contribute your
nronortion with necessary cost OF advertise
pp.spt To meet such expenditure within
ninety days from the date OF
sha Srst publication of this notice. the
srespecti We interest of yoa and esch OF You IN
default win pass to the undersigned, your Co
owner Of said Lode. v,vn,
Winnemucca. May 18th. 1877, 900
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Being duly sworn, on oath deposes and
SAYS the foregoing account IL Justly due,
owing, and payable from said county to
affiant, and that no part thereof has ever been
paid by said county or any person. and
that there are no offsets or counter claims In
favor Of said &C unity against the same, and
that every part thereof has accrued within
the six months last past. =.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me, this
day of---- ----lH
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Blank copies Of which will be furnished to
officers authorized to administer oaths upon
application to the County Clerk. BY order Of
Board of Commissioners
Dated WiOnsmucca Jnly nth, 1877.
CIV J. II. JOB, Clerk.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY
CONCERN.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SOLD
II his interest In the Paradise Stage Lie
desires to settle up all accounts at once.
Those having claims against him are re-
quested to present the same and persons
knowing themselves to be indebtt d to him
will please call at the City Drng Store and
settle. @. A. DESA USSURE.
Winnamueea; June ID. 2w
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a. CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth nervous weakness.
early decay. loss o. manhood, etc, l will
send .ecipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE, This great remedy was discovered
nv missionary in South America. Send
A.aaaresseA envelope to the REV JOSEPH T.
INMAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
City.
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Who may be suffering from the effect of
youthful follies or tndiseretion, will dol
well to avail themselves of this, the great
lest boon ever latd at the altar of SUFFERING
humanity. DIR, SPINNEY will guaran.
ttee to forfeit $500 for every case of seminal
weakness, or private disease of any kind orr
character which he undertakes and fails to|
5cure. He would therefore say to the unfor-
hunate sufferer who may read this notice
THAT YOU are treading on dangerous ground
Bwhep you longer delay in seeking the proper
remedy for your complaint. You may be-
bn the first stage; remember you are ap-|
5proacbin ing the last, If you are bordering
lupon the last, and are Suffering some er all
Rof Its i'll effects, remember that II you perl
Esist In procrastination, the time must comeI
when the most skiifful physician can rem
Hder You no asset lance when the door OF
shope will be closed against you; when no!
Iangei of mercy can bring you relief In mol
Tease has the Doctor failed Of success, Them
llet not despair work upon your imagination, j
lbut avail yourself of the beneficial resultsI
of his treatment before your case Is beyond
the reach OF medical skill, or before griml
death hurries you TO premature grave i
Full course of treatment. $25. Send money!
by Post Office order or Express with tulll
description of case.
Call. or address, ',s Ma.s
DR.. A. B., SPINNEY,
NiNe. II Ksaraey Street, San Francisco.
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NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY
CONCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
this date ell persons having claims against
Humboldt county will be requested to sub
scribe to the following AFFIDAVIT, a copy of
which must be attached to eacn and every
claim:
STAGE COUNTY M se OF R1iMBoLDr. SIS.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-03

l--.sMADE by Agents in cities an
a. ~ lcountry towns. Only necessary to
4 - ~ show samples to make sales and
TO zmoney, for any one out of employ.
HSQ6 Ement and disposed to work. Used
t4aiiy by all business men. Send
L. = ~ ,sstamp fer circular, with prices to
H. n ,Eagenss. Address {Arg
II ESPECIAL AGENCY"
Kendall Building, Chicago.
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H|OPY YOUR LETTE q
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MADE OF CHEMICAL PAPER.
Quickly copies any writing WITHOUT Water.
PRESS, or BRUSH, used at home, library or
once For Ladies wishing to retain copies OF
letters every business man, cler gynen. CORE
gpondents, travellers it is invaluable sells at
sight. send So. UO and we will send 200
page, book, letter size, by MAIL paid to any
address,. We refer TO any Comnaercial Agency.
Send stamp for Agents Circular. EACEL-
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Chica0o. uls. 5OaO AGENTS wanted.
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TO MY PATRONS.

YEyHF UNDERSIGNED REsPECTF,hLoidt
Informs the patrons OF the hun n .his
Baths aud shaving Salo' d, that nun a, 10
date the baths and saloon VIII oioso
O'Clock noon, every sunday. % the
the Ba his will only be open 70 w
puhlic SATURDAYS AND SUNDAfS'
RICHARD RorINsoNA
winnemucca, June II, asV7.
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Proceedings Of the County Com
mlssiOnerS.

The Board convened on Monday, the
Sd inst, present DAVID LENrz, EDWARD
OKEY and JACOB AFroLDER, SRI
The Bonds of JAMES MYERS, Recor,
der, WILLIAM READ, Sheriff, and JoHs
MuHLEMAN, Coroner, were accepted.
Henry Smith was allowed S15l. .3S, fol
144l4 bushels of coal, The Infirmary
Directors were allowed fees as follows
Henry Smith, $3.50; r. McCammon
$50; John Pfalzgraf, $l5.
Accounts allowed: Siebert Il Lilley
books and stationery, Sl3S95; B F
Wade & Co, same, $69,50; W. NJ. Alex
ander, stove. pipe and coal bucket fol
court room, SS0,25 Joseph Hall S1,50
for putting glass in courthouse win
dows; N A. Martin, IS for repairing
approaches on Opossum creek bridge;
Ketterer & HoefIler, $3.50, lime, brooms
DC, for courthouse; Smith q Waddell
S4,37, locks, bolts DC ), for court house
p. Schumacher, S1l,50 mdze. for coun
ty offices; John Mcmahon, $75. fol
work done on Darlington ridge road
Geo. Hines, S12, work on Clear Fork
road of Muskingum creek; j. T. Jud
kins, S1l,55, oil, lamps, glass DC, fol
court house; j. R Morris, $3.50, certi
flying to Commissioners fees.
Costs in the following State cases
were allowed: Ohio vs. R. Shinn, ct al
$22,42; Ohio We Longwell, 1915; Ohio
vs. R. Shinn, $27 40; Ohio vs. Watson
S3,55. -.
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lowed and new trial granted; defendant
ordered to pay the costs of the June
term 1877; cause continued
B Morton We j. W. NJ Brock & ano.
Trustees; civil action; referred to Jere
Williams to take testimony and report
at the next term Of this Court.
A Enochs, Admir-, vs Geo. W. Mur-
ray, ct al; civil action; heard on de.
|murrer of plaintiff to answer of G W
Murray; demurrer sustained; leave to
defendant to amend his answer in 80
days from term and cause continued.
Melissa j. Dougherty vs. The Board
If Education of Center Township; civil
iction; the Court decided that plaintiff
las no estate in, and Is not entitled to
The possession of the property desert
,ed; Injunction against plaintiff and all
other persons from setting up any claim
tp said premises.
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Probate Notice.

A cCoUNTS and vouchers have been ahled II
II the Probate Court Of Monroe County
Ohio, for settlement BY ths following Al
rninistrstors, Kxscutors, and Guardians:
Fourth partial account of l.. D. Cramblet
Guardian Of Joanna Cramblett. !.
Second and anaf account Of 7las Cline, Guar
dian of Edmund J. and Emily N. Cline.
SECOND and final secount o. W. r Johnston
Executor Of Robert Johnston, deed. :
Second and final account Of Miles Mallet
Guardian Of Jane Heddlestone.
Third and final account Of VIM. Foraker, Rx.
ecutor cf Richard Rice, decd. ssiia y J
First and qfnat account Of Jacob Butt 6en
:. Guardian ofIsoob Butt, (son Of Jacob. lr.'
Second partial aoeount ef Martin Vannest
Guardian Of Jacob Beam.
Second and fnal ,aocpunt Of Joseph voz
Schwaban, Guardian Of Daniel Dennis. y I
Any person interested may hls writer
exceptions to said sccosntsb bos any item there
of, on or before the 2ssh day Of Decembe
next, when the same will be finally heard and
continued from day to day until disposed Of
JAS B. MORRIS,
deoa,'77ws. Probats Judge Y: G, os
.tFt = lSlil
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THE WAR IN THE EAST,
Tyvoi Russian Reverses,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 4.-Mehemei
Ali telegraphed from Kamarli yesterday
as follows:
"To-day, after violently cannonading
our position at Camarli, tine Russians fu
riously attacked our left wing. The bat
tie continued until evening. We retain
ed our positions. The enemy retreated
with considerable loss. Pursuit was
prevented by the thicklya wooded coun-
try. We shall take the offensive to-mor
row. The Russian Imperial Guard was
engaged" 81 -sg
Heavy lighting is reported on Friday
inithe direction of Tirnova, upon which
place the Russians we're ultimately driv
en-, losing over 5000 men. it's also re.
ported the Turks are bombarding Tir.
nova. All available surgeons and dress
ers are going to Osman Bazaar.
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~ BaltfmOre--Dec 3.-Cattle-Very
best on sale this week 5@5fc; that gen.
orally rated first quality 4@5c; medium
or good fair quality 34@4c; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows, 24@3e;
general average of the market this week
-; extreme range Of prices 2f@5ac;
most of the sales were from 34@44c.
Quotations 2a@54c, few selling at the
latter price.
Mich Cows-The market has been
only fair, with prices ranging at retail
at 10000 co..
Hogs-Quotations 54@64c.
Sheep-We quote Sheep at 4@5c, as
to quality.