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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-26

The circus has gone and the small
boy is unhappy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-26
A COUNTERFEITER.

Mrs. French and her progressing
daughter returned to their home in
Quincy by the evening train on Satur-
day, the former carefully guarding the
latter. As IL fearing that she might
again be abducted. The young lady,
however. had had an experience which
she evidently did not relish, and there
is no danger that the ''artist" will take
her away . second time. Wilson
must have been desperately in love
With Miss French, for he played .
deep game to make her his wife.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-26

Did you ever see hairless poodle
hog? Not exactly this, either, but .
pairless doodle-pog. or rather a hairless
doodle-pog, or more properly q dogless
poalle-hair. or more strictly speaking
a poodless doggle-hair, or more elegant
" translating. a poodless hoggie-dair.
or to Ike more precise a hairless poodle
dog. We thought we did the other
day but after reading this item over
We are not Sd sure about it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-26

Packard has gone North to inter-
view Blaine.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-26

Affairs are getting quiet again on
the Rio Grande.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-26

Unsettled weather seems to be a set
tied thing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
I~seworth'. Iliberaies.

The closing performance Of Howorth's
Hibernica, for the benefit Of NJ. Patriek's
Church. took place last evening. and .
more enjoyable performance has seldom
been witnessed by . Gold Hill audience.
The scenery. viewed by the improved
lights promised at their former eIhibi-
toni. was doubly attractive. and Is I'M
doubtsdly . truthful and artistic mirror OF
ireland. The roaring farce OF "Barney
Callahan introducing Mr.. Tim. Conan
in tho title role. proved sufficiently anus
ing To keep the audience In . continuous
roar throughout the evening. Mr.. Conan
as an Irish comedian has few equals. the
dancing especially being worthy OF men.
ton. Mss NJ. Pointer. a. Kitty. proved
herself q charming vocalist and acquitted
herself In the character Of an Irish Colleen
In q most pleasing manner. Mr. Dan. Il.
Howard thoroughly established himself a.
the German comedian par excellence In
tho annals u Nevada. His portrayal OF
Teutontc character differs materially from
the recognized and stsreotyped stage
Dutchman. II doss not depend 80 much
upon his dialect a. upon his quaint say
inys and facial expression. and his songs
aud dances are finished and very pleasing.
Mr.. Harry Nicholson In ths amusing song
of ..sarah Walker" and the wierd Spider
Dance fully identified himself with the
talented and versatile Hibernica Com
ely Company. Mr.. ]. II. O'Niel. a. the
widow. assisted the unravsling OF the plot
~ the piece In an unexpected manner and
proved herself not such n shrew ~ she
looked. The good old melodies Of Ireland.
the beautiful and sparkling comedy. 10
gether with the plain and understandable
lecture, delivered by the veteran traveller
and manager Mr.. John Heworth, form an
entertainment that can be witnessed with
pleasure aud profit BY either an American
or an old country audience. The company
leaves here for Silver City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
LIGHTNING FLASHES.

The Dutch steamer Friesland from Java
for Rotterdam has been Lost. tits believed.
with all hands Of Cape finistsere. She
passed Gibraltar December ath.. Wreck
age has been sighted which there 10 but III
tle doubt camo from the Friesland. The
crew numbered about fifty. Shs had no
passengers.
A Washington special says Senator Pat.
terson is somewhat better Than yesterday,
and his physicians say that while his con.
dition 10 serious, he 10 improving, and
that there IL reasonable hope OF reoove-
~, and that he will resume his scat 10 the
Senate IN January 10th.
It is stated that Capt. ]. II. Fogelsby.
who Is 10 undertake tho recovery OF the SIX
millions Of treasure supposed " have been
sunk In the frigsts Ban Pedro Alcantara
on tho Spanish Main. sixty year, ago. has
obtained subscriptions enough 70 start
upon his expedition.
Tho Edinburg .Scoisran says In infiu-
entail circles considerable credit Ia given
10 the report that the government DON.
templates the purchase Of the Porto's
sovereignty over Egypt.
six steamers left New York for Europe
to-day, carrying large cargoos Of grain.
fresh meat and oysters. The grain ship
ments amounted 10 one hundred and ten
thousand bushels.
II 10 said . manufacturer Of military
stores. who had large orders on hand for
Russia and Turkey. has received notices
canceling them.
The President 10 opposed 10 giving any
government aid 10 ths Texas-Pscifo Rail-
road.
The Emperor arrived In St. Petersburg
this morning.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
sumser.' Poems.

From the publishers we have received q
copy Of the above poetical work. Of which
Samuel u. and Charles A. Sumner are the
authen. II Ia neatly printed and bound
book Of about 800 pages. and Is filed with
the poetic illusions Of those talented
brothers. II Is very seldom that one
meets with such . range OF fine sentiment.
po~sy. original thought, and tersely
moulded expression combined within . vol.
ums Of this size. Sparkling, pungent. genial
wit, keen satire, and deeply glowing heart
poetry abound. and some Of the pieces arc
real gems. Most Of us here in Nevada
know Col. @. A. Sumner. and can es.
p~sciaily recognize his vigorous. caustic.
o~utspoken style. In fact. several OF his
pieces in this book first appeared In the
News. Col. sumner Is well known In the
editorial aud rsportoriM profession. and
10 At present officiating at Sacramento Is
Photographic reporter for the supreme
Court. He IL the best photographic re-
porter on the Pacific Coast and tho worst
long.hand writer we ever saw-worse than
Horace Greeley. The book Of poems can
DO found at Roman 4 Co. =, San Francisco.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
Naiissai Gsssd Hall.

4 gcoi audience was pressntin National
Guard Hall. Virginia. Last evening. Nile.
DE Murska appeared as Lueia In Done
zs,ti's grand opera Of Lucia Di Hammer
moor" She sang in . more enhancing
manner than ever before heard In vir-
GINA. Mr.. Tilla Was excellent a. Sir
Edgar Ravenswooi. anil Mr.. Bernard APP
pesrei 10 good advantage ~ Henry Ashton.
Tonight De NurskA will appear in the
shadow Song from "DinorAli AMI the
mad scene from ' Hamlet and Mrs. Der
nArd In an act FROM 'frA Di4yAllo" and
..NarthA"-a grand hill and deserving q
grand attendance. "faust" 10 In prpa-
ration for Christmas night. when De
Murska and Mrs. Bernard will both appear.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
IN. s,lv.r mn nls..

A change In management. and the close
proximity Of the Silver Hill mine 70 the
Alta and Justice mines. which have been
creating such . stir Of late In mining cir
cles, Is attracting renewed interest 70 that
portion Of the lode. and especially toward
the Silver Hill, lying As II does next south
Of and adjoining the Justice; the belief 10
growing stronger almost daily that the
Justice vein must form concentrated bodies
Of orc further to the southwark. In Wow
Of the present interesting situation OF mat
.ers in tina. quarter, a reporter Of the News
Yesterday obtained permission from Super.
iutendent N. @. Hlllyer TO visit aud inspect
the lower levels Of the mine.
Tbe main shaft Is 4i0 feet perpen-
dicularly In depth. TO the head OF the
incline. The incline ShAft from that
nolnt hss been sunk to . depth Of
l9o feet. thus making . perpendicular
d.nth attained Of $50 feet below tho sur
fsse. Al the 657 level . drift has been
run 10 tho eastward . distance OF l1o feet
from which point lateral drifts north y
south Lave III ssi,.. H.. nor,,or N Ri.
These iA'srsI arns - ~ Az.
distance pens" .sMrS.. m \ m.
ore VEIN, anu -. .i,"n.sh., n ths v..,
tancs navs y0'n ~ ...ms s,r.n,a ,bst .uch
county lo :, i.....I AIN shoriJ have
~ smouh. y. sosmar n,.r.ssmsnt vith.
oeen run w tn ~ ~. .s,n bnt .nob "a.
ou' ero.' - ss ,Sa nrs.snt Snnsrin.
tne eAso. "as III - d,,s,s conia
,enuen. sS' aus .uS ssn.,rsJ nsv srs NJ
90 c.ean ou =,.ngnr.tsi. Cros.cut.
opS'"A - 5000 10 nrova ana dster.
were =. once sx' ~ p'o'0 A"N
m,me sn' sa.u0 ~. NO. ,,.,n, rim
NJ n. no,n, ooo sas, .ou,b NJ the turn.
W, ass po ~ ~, ~ ~ On scat Tho
,aoie, ea.' rs;n. .,ra.ts snJ snots
I,eo IN Iu a.ai. .he-,ns . Sns healthy
VI ole; VIZ IN Src..crs No 4 a feat
Ieuse ~ A." yn.,,ea linz 1. In "a f.et. Inc
sou'n ., .ne ,.,n ., ,n,rt, and ora
Ircs iuss enVs.ns ,rd,..,;on ~ Iaing tbe
Nnicn osArs s'u'y I%n.,;ss 90 ..,n TIL.
west porust ol mo ~ -, Az ,on .na has
quartz 10 eomins 80 i
THIS morning rcA m I'M oro..cnt
lace VI aho uihs - 4. an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
rhs s..asy school Kxhisisie. To-
ntghs.

Tonight the teachers and children Of
st. Johns Sunday School arc TO give an
entertainment at Miners Union Hall for
tho purpose Of raising means TO pay for =
few presents with which to mako light and
happy the children's hearts and remind
them that Christmas Is at hand once more.
with its ever cheerful. happy pleasures and
recolisctions. To accomplish this object
the teachers and patrons Of the school are
putting forth unusual exertions-in fact
sparing nothing that can DO done to make
the occasion one Of genuine enjoyment
and recreation, and give the most perfect
satisfaction TO all who may attend. A
large number'of tho besttlocal artists OF
Gold Hill aud Virginia City have kindly
volunteered their services for tho occasion,
and the programme for the evening fairly
spsrkles with sweet songs. eintatas, reci-
tations and brilliant tableaux. In addition
70 these. two separate pieces will he put On
the stage. the first being the children's
favorits, " Little Red Riding Hood" u
the other the grand and beautiful drama
tixaticn Of the poet Moore's story Of the
"Peri aud the Guardian Angel Of the
Gates Of Heaven" No pains are being
spared 10 mako the scenic effects In this
piece ~ beautiful aud perfect ~ possible.
Over twenty persons, great and SMALL WILL
take part In ~personating the characters OF
the story. and all who attend may expect
Q dozsn times the worth OF their money:
Who that loves the sweet. tho grand
beautiful will not desire TO listen Again 70
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
A wnrsrLINo March IN PposrI

A WRESTLING MATCH IN PROSPECT
Eugene Marley, who claims to be tho
champion collar and elbow wrestler OF the
State Of Nevada. replies to Mr.. Noonan'i
last card. II may DO Of interest 70 other
sporting men. a. we'll ~ to Mr.. Noon.n
himself. There appears to DO . real lively
chance for q match between these gentle.
men, a. both Of them seem anxious Tor
trial Of strength and skill.
JupoE TAFT. the dignihed and urbane
dispenser Of Silver City Justice. WIS In
Gold Hill yesterday.
FRANK KENYON. Of the thrco newspapers,
has returned from Bodie, and has gone 70
San Francisco.
The Sapphire and Petalums mills arr
expected 10 tart up next week.
THERE Is q message at the Western Union
Telegraph Office for FL. Boyle.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
The Ma.eaie Relief Baii.

Lovers Of pleasure. don't forget the fact
that the grand ball In aid Of the Masonic
relief fund takes place at Cooper's Hall
Virginia City. ON Thursday evening. Do.
csmbcr 9Th. In purchasing . ticket for
that pleasurAble event you not only insure
yourselves an evening Of delightful enjoy
ment. but At the same time have the deeper
qualification Of knowing that you are help
ing one Of the noblest auses that man car
engage in-that Of relieving the poor. the
destitute and the needy. buy . ticket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
An. i,.. Nee. Thea.

Captain Charley. Of Silver City. handed
tho following into the Nrws Office to-day.
which We print exactly As written;
Irdian poneyx stolen Que Iron Gray
MAR One Sorl Horse On. lAllow Horse
Ears split One small poney shite Stolen
from Virginia Tuesday morning Dec Is,
II Anyone seeing those poneyz will con.
fer a great favor TO Captin Charley 81
silver City In care Of John W. Grier
Please inform by letter
After swearing at the boys whom he
accuses Of having stolen his horses, the
Captain said he WAS going to put . stop 10
this kind Of thing. lie doesn't want any
more Of his horses stolen. He will leave
for Carson tomorrow In search OF his
missing stock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22

Insurance TO the amount Of $4,000 has
been secured on the new County Court
House. The following policies, at 2 per
cent. have been died with the County
Clerk: British American Insurance Com
pany. s2.joo; 81. Joseph's Missouri In
~surance Company. 5000; Scottish Com
mercial Insurance Company. S,OOO: Hart
ford, 5000; Firemen's Fund. 5000; Com
mercial Union Assurance Company. Lon
don, 5000. These companies paid Losses
TO the county ON account oil the burning
Of the old Court-house. which was DESTROYED
in the big fire Of October 20. 1879. For
this reason the charge Of 2 per cent. was
granted. The remaining policies are from
companies that dill not sustain losses ON
account of the burning Of Jul old Court
house, and are consequently gwen ct .
premium OF Ia per cent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
Ne In Time.

II 10 more blessed to give than TO receive.
Especially Ia this the case during tho holt
day season. One never feels better than
Just after having made . friend happy by
bestowing some token Of Affection upon
him or her, ~ the case may be. In look
ing around for an appropriate gift, do not
forget that d. Thorburn. whose place OF
business Is opposite the NEWS Office. has 4
supply Of all kinds Of fancy goods. His
stock contains many articles Of real worth,
such IS may DO presented to anyone with
equal appropriateness. He has some Of
the cutest c~ard.bakcts and receivers ever
seen. Only = short time remains In which
to make your choice. do early. and mud
something TO your taste.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
u.,.r,w,r. l...s n,.at.r.
a.,,s,..- s-.v,~-. r.-~.ss-s~.

METHODIST Ert.corAL cnrnca. Golp nnL-
There will BE- divine service In the Methodist
Episcopal Church 10 morrow ~lsunis,'. al II
A q. snd ! y. NJ. Rev. W. Minis oihcistins
sunday. school 81 ~ y. Y.
rMxnx viii b. divine .eryice =, Graes
Church. silver City. to-morro~ evening a
Z o'ciosk. Ess. W. u. Jeswy ofheiaiins.
TmEns ~.ii Ls d vim. service al Dayton 10
morrow si - a. ~. Rev. W. u. Jenyey oiisis,'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
Make No Mistake.

Now ace here. what Is the use OF COINS
through the holidays without having
little enjoyment, II you wish 10 render
your friends happy and also give y~ourssli
the pleasure Of doing the handsome thing.
call on Alfred Cahsn. At His establishment
ON Main street. Gold Hill. where no keeps
q fine assortment Of holiday goods. Decor
Ations for Christmas may be procured al
Cahen's for prices the most reasonable.
Nothing can be more appropriats as q
present than Q basket ~ dne wines. Cahen
keep. the best. II YOU wish anything to
eat OF drink. call ON cAhsn. Don't for
get Ii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
Ths Christmas hall.

The ball to DO given next Tuesday sven-
ing by the citizens and fremsn Of Qold
Hill will be . grand affair. The members
Of tho Committee Of Arrangements are
rushing around to-day. and they will have
everything veil arranged by the time OF
the grand event. The dressmakers Of Vir-
giuis and Gold Hill are busy getting mp
dre~ses for the ladies. and all the red
shlrts on the Comstook have been bought
nm by the boys.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
A CURE.

wEsr TOWNSEND, w.. Nay II, 1890.
MEssRs. q. W. Fowls 4 Sons Gentlemen
several years ago ! took . severe cold. which
setti,d on my lungs. where u remained without
relaxation. wa, then IN hassachusctts. and
srowIns worse and becoming unable TO attend
70 my business. I rsturoed home and com
msncsd searching In Earnest for some meti.
cine which would restsre my lost health. |
committed PHI, sicians, I tried many remedies,
but obtained no help. but daily grew wotse.
had q terrible cough and n sed . goSd deal Of
blood hsd profuse might sveats and severe
palm In my side. I continued In this state for
MOI tn, and became 90 weak thss Il vas with
great difieulty I could walk. when vas ID.
sised % Try wistAr's Balssm Of Wild Cherry,
and 10 my great Joy | soon found that this rom
cdy had arrisisd The dlseSs. continued TO
use the Dalsam IN the extent OF Ave b.. tles.
and have since then experienced no diinculty
Of the iuugs. believe the Balssu SAVED my
life, and I shall ever hold 10 In high estimation.
Yours truly, LAWS PHELPS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
Fer the ss.,s orpsa.s

Judge Adkison Of Virginia City 10 col.
Letting money for the purpose Of buying
Christmas presents for the children u the
Nevada Orphan Asylum In Carson. This
Is Mr.. Adkison's self-imposed duty every
year. He receives donations only from
such ~ give heartily and willingly. These
lone little ones are the wards OF the stats'
and are well cared for 90 lar a. their gen
erai wants are concerned. by the State.
but no provision Is made for giving them
. Christmas tree or anything Of that Kind.
Our people should respond gepsrousiy 70
the object indicated above.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
A FINE rsina roR THE TEETH

Fragrant s0soDoSr 10 = composition Of
The pursst ard choicest ingredients Of the
urieniLv getsbi- kingdom. EVER ipercdisnt
10 we'll Known w have q beneficial eject on the
tsstn and guns. Its embaiming or sntissptic
properly and aromatic frasranes males IL Q
Toilet luxury. bOzOD 'Nr removes sl disa-
srvesbls adore from the brath caused by CO.
tsrrh, bad teeth, etc. Il ID entirely free from
the Injurious aud acrid properties Of tooth
pastes and powders, which destroy The enamel.
ilna hoftla lalfa air mnnlha.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
q, II,

o. II. GALLUP. opposite the Bank Of oalifor.
MIA. Gold Hill. Keeps constantly on hand eli
fsvarite brands Of Imported C.gars. choice bit
cigars. all ki.ds OF chewing tobacco. meer.
schAum pipes, nuts, candles. nns cutlery. and
toys and fAncy goods of all kinds. APPS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22

Ths Coming Senate
w.su,xorox. Decsmh.r o. ia. NJ Aha
s...I"-- n.-..NN.-
oou'hefn n'moofauo oena'ors' VINO 10 =
friend TO the PRESIDENT, In conversation
this evening said he has every reason 10
hsiisvo that ON thu r-e...emb,iny -, Con.
- M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Bress iiayes wiz hA'o lnAlof'y III iA'or
Of his nominations. lyon see" contin-
tinusd the senator. that . little over
one year the Senate will DO Democratic.
or that there eau be no doubt. Arkansas,
South Carolina, Alabama and California
will add each . Democratic Senator. We
may lose one from Connecticut, and thsre
isa p~roosplhty may tne eiecnon IN INDIANA
ha.. h NV, nh,p iii as.st III h, ths oIce.
ton OF q Democrat In place Of Matthews.
At any rate the Senate Will DO Democratic
on 'ne t'1 2, m & 1 ssom ~. .we
convress rssssembIes. Now. yery many
important Offices will become vacant
throughout the North q west during
WI, .na w.. aonsrn.5 I'll, W. ssrrro H.
their Offices. At least for tho remainder Of
this administration. Anti.Hayes Repub-
lican SENATOR must certslnly ~ .nss
very snor' 'me neu u"ni.oa 49,
before tne oehA7 mi msy ~ usPeaa
upon tnemsel'es Wnet'ss 'Hulr .'ienu ~ ~
seiec'sd 70 MI acsneiesi VIZ wy
hops W gam " mAsius : io,eus W.
on .ne rIesioen., WY eau p" e. y.
INV your onn sy.Sr. ue n,n y; no
AiseI uas' you, .isa,ass =, von ..n'
ssr',ce 70 my .i,h ma nnU ,or iii ssxs
NJ ses w.. \. ..mnSs, ~ t.rm
w III m Iii A. $500 ~
p cnhU. iii I onnn"a ~. ps.s'
nePuv,eAn o'"A~ ""' opP"'
'osn'
The silver Question.
ToLEpo, Ohio, Dec. Ala mass meet
,,o go. h.ia ,o-,i,h, An .x,r... vi.v. nm
$50
tho subject oil the remonetizAtion OF shver'
Major Jones, q. Z. Seney. John q. Shsr-
wood and others spoke, The resolutions
-, -, D..
""oP"u uiso "Pon P'
sentatives In Congress immediate remone-
~tixstion Of silver. and that liz coinage be |
..,,.,,., =. r.. =, ia -
~ 'lse Anu un'iu'Nu - '"sso' eo'. s".
N 80
OF Tue s'snuafa 'A'ue OF AzS grams VI
standard silver.
The coin money Of the world by tbe do.
monetization Of silver would so increase
the purchashing. power OF gold that those
wno non ~ ~ pAy mJ' ~ S a.
their hands Inc means wberewith to con.
fscats the property and labor Of the ma.
jority OF the people Of the civilized world.
and that any attempt to enforce such
. legal inquiry would result In grave rev.
olutions that might destroy equities.
R..oir,d. That we look with profound
alarm on the efforts Of European capital. |
lists, who W most Of the bonds Of the
Government, and corporations In Europe
and America 70 so control legislation A. TO
their payment In gold. only there.
effecting a revolution In values 10 their |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22
rng PALACE BATTING STAND.

For . roast OF beef unezesiied In Storey
county, 70 10 Thomas II sIron's Ealing Stand.
In the Palace Saloon. No. ! North o stree,
Virginia City. Frcsh oysters ~ oil hoan IN
ever style. Forty ninsrs always 90 hand O
night. for tasty, home style Of cooking. and
the best and fresl cot Of all that the maftets
AFFORD. the Palace Eating Stand has no superior.
Try n. APIS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-22

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$50 Meadow VALLEY. Sc
80 Eareia Con. ssx
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40 B.imont. oOc, 50
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$50 uusssy. Zoe. 20
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$40 yellow Jsels,. nv nv
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