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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13
LEGAL.
Attachment Notice.

Before Thos. Fleming, Justice Of peaea Fo-.
Shelby county. Tennessee-6. A, Rekerly 4
Bros. VS.. Jos Laurenni. -
TN THIS CAUSEAN ATTACHMENT A
4 ing been sued cut under section 9l55 of the
Oode Oh tennessee. and returned by the
proper, %oticer. levied upon the mon
erty Of the defendant, and affidavit Kkyiasg
been made that the defendant IL ins
deb,ed to plaintiffs in the. sum Of SsI.45.
que by account, n that the claim is
the State Of Tennessee it is therefore ordered
hat said defendant make bis personal an
h%asarancs before me on the 18th day of August.
w; at 10 o'clock am, at my office, No. 10,
and defend said attachment suit within ne
prescribed by law or the same viii be,
proceeded with ex parte and that a cepy az
this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 10th day of July. 1877.
ll3 llg-l20-l3l TH0S, FLEMING. L p,
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Cuba-CoIored sympa,h,xera.

New YORK, July l3.-A strong dele.
CATION Of colored men waited yesterday
upon the executive committee of the
Cuban League and gave formal express
sion to the sympathy Of the colored resi-,
dents Of this city with struggling Cuba.
Petitions will be sent to President Hayes
and congress urging upon the govern
ment such immediate action as will tend
the most speedily to wipe out forever the
foul blot Of slavery.
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siIk ana I.mce smurr,tur.

New York. July l3.-Through COMES.
sions made by several members of the
silk and lace smuggling ring, three
trunks have been SECURED containing a
mass OF invoices, bills of lading, can
celed checks and private letters. These
papers will be used to secure the arrest
of implicated parties and as evidence
against them in the prosecution.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13
Fire at

CINCINNATI, July l9.-Henry Brock
mans stable and residence, on the corner
of Elm and Water streets, were burned
this morning. Loss, $4,000. Seven horses
persisted in the flames. Mrs. Silas, an
lady who was in the third story of the
residence, jumped to the ground, receiv-
ing sewers injuries.
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Attachment Notice.

-
Before G. D. Crockett, Justice Of the poaes
TOR Shelby County, Tenn.-h. & S. Gfoss
vs.. Joe LaurOnzi,
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT
i having been sued out under section A1 al
the Coce Of Tennessee. and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant, and afR-
dayit having been made that tho defendant IL
indebted to plaintiffs In the sum Of N4.7G
due by account, and that the claim is lust, and
that the defendant Is a nonresident OF th1
State Of Tennessee 1t Is therefore ordered that
the said defendant make his personal an
poarance before me on the 18th day Of August.
1871, at 10 o'clock am, at my office. No SVr!
Main street, In the city Of Memphis, Tenn. +.
ans defend said attachment suit, within thS
time prescribed by law. or the same will ~
proceeded with OK. perte; and that q copy ot
weeks in the Public Ledger.
This 1th day OF July, 1877.
lllli7-l2s-l& G.. D. cR0COETT, Up.
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T|ELEGRAPHIC BREYIrIEs

Madame Iitlens is better.
The Prince of ROumania has arrived
at Kalafat. I li
In conse4ueneo Of the cessation Of the
at BAgdad, an army corps has
left there for Etzeroum.
Commodore Vanderbilts fast grand.
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PITTsRURG, July l3--River three feet
two inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant.
CAIRO, July 10 -Arrived-Jas How
ard, New Orleans, II pm Departed
James Howard, St. Louis, midnight;
Coal Hill, ST. Louis, 5 a. m. Clear and
pleasant.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

The subscription price Of the PUB
Lie LEDGER is IS per AMMAN for
The Daily, and 81 per aRnHm for the
Resky-POstGgs free.
Persons learning the city for the sum
msr can order the DAILY LEDGER
at 75c per month. or tWO dollars for
three months, IN ddvance, NTH the
privilege of changing posto6ice.
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Indications,

WASHINGTON, July - For Tennessee
and the Ohio valley nearly stationary
pressure and temperature, variable winds
shifting to southerly, and clear or partly
cloudy weather.
The lower Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, rivers will slowly fall.
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The German Bank of st. Louis
has been overtaken by a stress Of
circumstances and compelled to
close its doors The deposits amount
to a little over 100000 and the
people are assured, as usual in such
cases that the available assets are
ample to pay off every dollar with
out much delay.
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AHOrHER Sex IEsURAsCE COMPANY

Another life insurance company
is about to go by the board, the
Universal of New York, which has
made as great pretensions and put
on as much style as any company in
the country. A motion has been
made to place the company in the
hands of a receiver, and next Tues
day appointed to hear the cause at
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Cash In Prizes.
FARMERS & DRoyERs BANK, Louisville, KY,
Treasurer.

FAhNERA q DR0YERs BANK, LOuifViIIe, KY,
Treasurer.
The public arc respectfully notified that in
consequence Of the precedent established by
the former company, and not wishing to mako
a scaled or fractional drawing, the manage
ment havo made n shert postponement of
sixty days. While regret ing to ask the in
dulgenee Of their patrons even for this short
period, II is on their account that this post
ponement Is made. as many have expressed
their wishes that this drawing should be full
ono.
The company is pleased to announce that
tho courts Of Kentucky have decided that the
place is LEGAL BEYOND QUESTION.
Henc', sustained by law, and the receipts
being most encouraging, the management
emphatlcal'y state that this drawing will
positively take place on August 30th. or
MONEY WILL RE REFUNDED IN FILL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

The board of directors of the
Louisville, Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad Company, at a
meeting held at Louisville on the
llth, declared a dividend of enc
and one-third per cent. on the stock
Of the road, payable on the 10th Of
next month. This indicates good
management and the return of a
healthy state Of affairs in the South.
The last dividend declared by the
directors was in 1873, and outside
of Texas we doubt whether any
othcP railroad in the South has de.
clared a dividend in five years, if at
alI, since the war. This company
only needs an outlet TO Texas to
make it one of the best paying
roads in the country.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

THE firm stand taken by the
mayor, city engineer and general
council in regard to the City Rail-
way Company, has resulted in a
proposition by the latter to repair
the track as required by law, at its
own expense and under the super
vision of City Engineer MeigS.
Better late than never. This should
have been done long ago, and no
doubt would have been if the city
authorities had made the same re-
quirement and in the same manner.
The track needs new rails worse
than anything else, and should at
least be put in as good condition as
the tracks of street railroads in
cities the size Of Memphis. There
are three cities in Texas, Dallas,
Fort Worth and Houston, which
have excellent street car lines, and
yet all three Of these places COM
bined would not make a city much
larger than Memphis. The pressure
brought to bear here has had a good
effect, and we only hope that the
company will comply with the re-
Of its charter and con-
tract with the city and give us
something of a good road and pub
lie convenience. The disposition
to do this we note with pleasure.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

The twentieth Sengerfest of the
North American Sengerbund,
which closed at Louisville last
night, was a grand artistic triumph.
The attendance was very large, com.
prising a liberal representation from
various cities; the management was
efficient, and the occasion one to be
remembered. Nine. Pappenheim
received a hearty reception at the
opening concert, and was enthusi-
astically applauded as often as she
appeared. Altogether it is described
as a grand affair, one Of which
Louisville may be proud. Cincin-
natl alone sent three hundred
singers. Female voices were, for
the first time, intermingled The
entire strength of the chorus was
about one thousand, of which a
little over one-ifth were female
voices. This is a new and pleasing
feature.
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DIED.

0'C0NN0RS-At her late residence, No. 76
Commerce street. Friday morning, July Is,
1877, Mrs. EMMA ~0'CoNY0Rs. formerly Mrs.
John Geoghegen.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
and Of Mrs. Minifred Stokes, and of Mrs.
Mary jones. are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral, Of which due notice will be given.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

A coxcomb' wishing some milk, said.
Lsndlady, please pass -FOUR COW this
way" Waiter said the hostess, take
the COW dOyg there where that calf is
bleatiug."
Leverrier, the French astronousr. has
suffered from an affection Of the stomach
for several years, and it has lately as.
spmed a serious form. He still works,
and Is moved from room 70 room in a
wheeled chair.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscrotiOns Of youth. nervous weakness
early decay, loss of manhood. etc.. 1 will send
a recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
BY a missionary in South America. Send a
self addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T. INMAN, Station D. Bible House. New York
City. l29-xxiv.l2Sdhw
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list OF PRIZES.

VIZ VH7U 4IIIsHI u"nOuntlnI lV....8 3l0 000
.oWhe.e Tickets, SlQi Halves, SIS; Quarters.
ECO; II Tickets $40; SSZs Tickets, $500; 66N
Tickets, ebQ0,
RemittanSes can be made by mail, express,
drait, poshilee order OF registered letter,
MAGE payable to g. W. BARROW 4 Co,
All communications connected with the dis
tribution, or orders for tickets, and a~splica-
lions Of agents to sell tickets. should be ad-
dressed to g. ". BARROW d CO,
General Managers, Courier ournal Building,
Louisville, Ky.
dkMll6.lI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

I'll. Y, r." of the Cincinnati
Commercial, writes from Washing.
ton that be regards RandalTs
chances for speaker better than any
other mans at present.
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A Priesny Recluse In Chlnn.

shanghai Cor. San francisco Chronicle
| came across a new kind of Rob-
inson Cruso a few days ago, in the
shape of a French Catholic mis-
sionary who has resided in one of
tho border provinces for nearly
twenty years, during which period
he had seen but one white man,
and that for q few brief hours. /
cannot begin to describe what isola-
ton from his kind had resulted in.
He no longer thought of LA belle
France" or if so, in a vague sort of
a way, as Of some half remembered
dream. 1t was painful to watch
him, and to witness his eagerness to
everything at all foreign, and to see
converse in his native tongue, and
yet, whenever he essayed the latter,
he made such a tumble of French
and Chinese that it was hard to
catch his meaning. lie had Jour
neyed all these thousands of miles
to see and greet a brother, also a
missionary. That done he is going
back TO those for whom he had for
saken country, home ana friends.
A German naval aitache is going to
! Russia to study the effects Of torpeaoes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

The Atlantic and Pacific Tele-
graph Company viii soon reach
Huntsville with it's lines, and estab-
llsh an office there, connecting the
place with all commercial cities.
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Cash Distribution Co.

Authorized by an Act of the Legislature for
the support Of the City Schools Of Frankfort,
will positively havo their second drawing in
the city. Of LOUISVILLE, ky, on August
30, 1877, or lnOuez will be refunded.
Ao1n nan
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

q HAPPY RELIEF to YOUNG u
: MEN FROM the effects of Errors ~
= n and Abuses In esrly life. MAN -
HOOD REsTORED. lmpediments ~
NJ 4 TO- Marriage removed, New ;,
method OF treatment, New and a
IT, q remarkable remedies. Books n
and circulars sent free in sealed q
envelopes. Address HOWARD a
ASSOCIATION, 4i9 N. Ninth ST., &
Philadelphia. Pa. An i%nstiIn- ID
~ ton having a high reputation FOR y
Z honorable. conduct and prnfes. p
2 lsional skill. =
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1877-07-13

A German naval aitache is going to
Rpssia to study the effects of ~torpesbes.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
rhs rarGi~h Qaessiea.

vienna. Jan. 2i.-The Journals here re-
port that the Turkish Ambassador. at .
long consultation In Pcsth to-day. on Tur-
keys future course, Informed Coun. An
Grassy that the Porte INTENDED 90 mako
peace with Servia aud Montenegro, and re-
luested Andrassy's mediation.
LONDON. Jan. Ala !Sia@iaof. dispatch
from Constantinople says u IL absolutely
certain that Russia since the failure Of tho
Conference has again endeavored 10 nego-
iiate o special treaty with Turkey. Mid
hat Pasha A. yet opposes such q course.
Ateltgram from bucharest 10 the Si"H-
.isri reports that the Iioumain reserves
are being sent home until March. This Is
In harmony with the belief that liussia
docs not intend going into hostilitie- be-
foro Spring.
Affairs In the Republic or Mexico.
Cirr or MEXICO. January 10. - Tho
Government has fined Barron 4 Escandon.
n banking firm. si50.0OO for q failure to
with the railroad concession. they
alleging that the state Of the country made
impossible. The Government
seized Darron's estates. Barron Is an Eng
England has no representative
At this Government.
The German minister has been attacked
by thieves. who stole his watch aud then
lrew knives on the bystanders who tried
interfere. They effected their sscapc.
President Diaz has banishcd cortini
from the Republic.
Di-s.trsus Yire in an Engiish Zeal
Mine.
London, Jan. IA fire broke out In
he Stone Hill colliery near Bolton to-day.
while tho men were at work. II Ia still
Fifteen miners are known "
nave persisted. II Is impossible to rs-
over tho bodies.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
Departure. Last Ev.s'"s.


Tux nex, regular Masonic social will 10
giyen In Masonic Hall on Friday evening;
These gatherings are most enjoyable and
select.
DELINQUENT city taxes in Virginia
amount 70 8 a.9o5. Tom stephens Is Try
ing 10 gather them In.
surr-rnREE bars Of bullion. valued a.
sais. soi. we're shipped from Virginia oi'y
yesterday evening.
Topaz thsrs have been received ! car
loads Of lumber for esasiynees oil 1o'd
Hill and Virginia
err ATTORNEY STEPHENS Of Virginis'
though still confined to bed. 10 GONZALES
cent.
Tux ordinance against eoasting Is 70 DO
strictly enforced in Virginia City.
Tue Jubilee mAtinseiin Virginia yssiei'
day was.wsll attend
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24

A LiBERAL OYYEn.-The hardness OF the
times were realized by these who happened
TO bc In the Senate saloon an svsning or
two ago. A ragged old hummer came In.
I %. snt his false I rth. aud asked the bar
keeper ~ lend him So on them, the amount
3, be taken out In trade. The saloon man
declined the liberal proposal, but gave the
Old man . drink.
THERE will bs Q meeting Of Colfax Re-
b kah Lodge. No. 4. !. o. o. T., at their
hall In Odd Pellows' Building. Virginia
City. next Friday evening. at $50 o'clock
sharp. for tho purpose Of installing officers
for the ensuing term. After these cere-
monies there will lie given . supper and 9
lance.
OyE Of tho small. absurd sights In vir-
sInia IL q setter dog that goes about with
a buckskin blanket and two pairs Of
Lr.ccles u the sapio material. Doggis 10
perfectly at Ease In his full suit, but tho
,iher dogs will have nothing TO do with
him. either through fear or contsmpt.
SrocEHoLDERs' MKxrtSo.-Ths regular
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
rroj.n Mining Company. for tho election
u officers. etc.. will tale place on the 10th
~ February next, ut the office Of the COM
,nlny In Nan Francisco. Bee official notice
IN our advertising columns to-day.
TiK virginia police made only ihrcs ar
rests last night. but the slate this morning
"a. n cosmopolitan onc. One Of tho three
WA an Irishman. another an Italian AMI
The third an East Indian. They had QUO
thing In common they were oil drum.
], q. PArn Ind . number Of Colastsck
miniu, supsrintendonts arc In Carson 10
confer viii, tho Mines and Mining Com
mittce Of tho Legislature ON the Bullion
Tax question.
By the Virginia and Truckes Railroad
Al carloads Of wood have been received
to.iiy for the use of tho mining compa-
nics aud other parties on the Comstock.
JrDor Kxox. Of virginia. writes from
san Jose. California. that his health 10 re-
stored and that he will return to bis du'
ties ~ sosR - the weather clears up.
LAST night was . bad one for drunken
men. The sidewalks were ~ slippery n
creased glass, and even the most sober
c,uld hardly keep their fscts
PRAss Evans. who Wa eaved upsn In
lyrn.mile Canyon last month, did 81
tho County Hospital yesterday from The
,ifct VI his injuries. +
Drarso the past twenty-feur hours II
a.I.loads Of orr have been shipped TO Tho
mills ON the Carson river.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
ASSESSMENTS

An<vsean.Nsvada-i0 cent. tyr share;
levied January 18th; delinquent februar,
asth; GALE day. March 10Th.
Hale and Nereso<s-si pr shar.; levied
January 23i; delinquent February a'th, sale
DAY, March 2oth.
Juiia Cesssiiaased-n per sh,re: levied
January iih. delinquent February s,h; sale
day, februry 18th.
y~ivrtnia Coal Company cents PC
shsrp: levied January 81; delinquent f.b-
ruary s;h: sale day, March nth.
CrSwu Ipoius-N per shar; leyied JsnuarJ
iah: teliuquent February h.h; sale day.
March TN.
North Car~sa-is cents Ter shsrei 'evlsd
January .. dclinaueat February 18th; sale
dag, March sth.
Phil. shsridas-aS cents per share; levied
January iaib; delinquent February ian
sale day, March 9Th.
Buitiou-si 50 per share; levied January
18th: dsllsquen, February 18th; sAi' day.
March ltth.
AureoIa 10 cents pss share levied Deecn-
day. February ssih.
Consolidated Imperial - Is cents per
share: kvici December 10Th; d.nnanent
Januaxy ai,h sAls day. February i'th.
Cabines-3 cents per -hsrr: leyied December
iiih; delinquent January i6ih; sale day.
fsbfusry 18TH.
Grown lpeias Rnviae u cents per ,hNr,;
levied December 18th: dellnfuent January
rst: -ale day. February ioah.
F~ierida-a, cents per char; levied Decemb 2
sth. delinquent January isih' sale d'y'feo
rusry sth.
Raymend a Eiy-n per share; levied pe
esmber s'h; delinquent January is'h' SAFE
day. February sth-
sup,r,or-io cent. par share. levied pecsm-
Der 18Th: delibquen, January i'th' sais uA''
February sth.
Adams MN Consolidated ., cent. y,
share. levisd December Tth. dellnlueu'
January 18th; sale iay. feerusr, 81
Cssmepaiitaa-2s cents rer share. ',sasa
Decrrb,r sth; delinquent January is'h'
tale day. January siss.
Niagara Is cents YER share: levied pecsm'
Der lih, d-linqssnt January s'h' 'Ae aA'
January soth.
llasgsw- rs esr,s rer share; isyiea Deem
Der 9Th; d~.iipqusnt January 'o'n' 'A'
January si.t-
u.,s,w.r, Cs.ssiidased-0 cents psl
mar: Isvied Dee.nb.r Ith; denn9a'n
January io,h: sale day. JAaGAfy JUN
Trstaa-as cents per shsrs; ievisi psssa.l
isn: ~delinausns January ieth' sale aAy
February 9Th.
nsuey-is cents per share; levied necem,s
IN; delinquent January ''s' safe o'S'''
uny Jist.
Lsxtsxssm-s cents par share; icstd 9
vember 10th: Delinquent psesn'bst '@H'
sals day, January sth'
Ausnss 80 {, nts per -harc; l.,iei Sossm
her ssih; delinqusnt January am 'A's Cay
January 2sth.
n.lmo.s-s, c.ot. per -hare; levied Nov.m
bsf al. delinquent January tih; sale u'y
Jauuuy JDth.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-01-24
dayton.
Ward.
A pIrlFuL PICTURE.
Reduced Gentlemen in virginia-
Their surerinKs During she
Present Hard Times.

In Virginia Iust now there Ia q class oil
80, u.-....u,.o III ,vho
meA 'nA' sAo''o 'n' "'P"".'
see them. Ono feels q rsuBh ply ior =
man who has been poor all his life and
-,,o a. ro.l,csJ m starvation tl,rourh want
-. -. -, -.
OF WORK Ds' u~P' y.
refined COMMUNICATION that IA given 70
Uontlemeu I'm distress. They have long
=. -. .,a .o,n,ort !, look bacl
yeAiS VI e"'' ".,. -"
upon n IL 10 ihs'ihc'''''y 'ei' '""' '"'
contrast between the elegant aud luxurious
past and the hard. poveriy-strickrn pres
snt must make distress Infinitely harder
for them 70 bear than Tor the common run
Of men. The class Of men Just spoken OF
ars we'll dressed, TO u sure and rs they
swing o cane and look listlessly forth from
their stand In tho vsstibule Of a fashion.
able saloon, the careless observer would
hardly suspect their misery. Tho expe-
risnced eye can look beneath the surface,
however. There Is . wan lool about their
delicate faces. a. II not far back they lay
upon . bed " sickness. Tho eyes
have q restless look that tells Of
M, disauiet within. To tho starving
YOU can give money and food, but to these
others you dare sfler no more than q sym
pathetic grasp Of the hand. A NEWS re-
porter ventursd to 80 that far this morn.
ing, and tho poor gentleman opened his
heart. Bald he: 81 never see sich dam
blasted times since ! coins to the camp.
Nary one O. the boys hez win a splitter fur
q week. Every chip Of us Is dswn on U
luck TO the seams. breakfast money is
scarcsr'u hens teeth. an I'm dashed " !
don't feel like takin' u shotgun an goin'
ont 10 the Divide one o. these nights an
try nv luck at rough faro. The games
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nssees SAi~s.


han FaAxcisco, January 2i-3r y.
Ophir-2k bid.
Hale 4 Norsross-5r asked.
Bullisn-i4k bid. i6S bid. II bid. i1s
lsksd. ISL bid. 10 bid.
RIchsqusr-6h bid, ~ bid.
Con. WrginiA-iiS bid. Az asked.
CAlifornia-s3 bid. 49, asked.
Mexican-iGA bid.
Con. virginia-44S sold.
Overman-95 bid.
Califsrnia-4 3s sold.
Best a Bslsher-32S asked. 32s sold.
Gould a Curry-ii bid.
Chollar- Pstosi-GJ asked.
Ophir-2tk bid.
Hale 4 Norcross-5t asked.
Bullion-is bid.
Eichequsr-7a bid.
Con. WrginiA-AS sold.
Californis-i3S sold.
Mexican-ls bid.
Beat a Beleher-32a sold.
Gould A Curry-ii bid.
Chollar- Potosi-es asked.
Ophir-2it bid.
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u.-..~ "A
Cray horses usoa In ~ tr.ir
$500 ont az fbs BLACK Hills. Psrtic-
ulsrs Of the sfAir arc not yet received but
the report 10 believed TO be correct :. nc
tor. AZ III. ..st n ths HiIIs.
-.u
HAT CRxEK, wy. January 2s:Ci C,ass
carrier between this post ana hev Wv.
WA attached BY four indians on nis -
trip. but escaped. On hi. return Irip W
met ifty friendly Sioux VINO wsic en- Ious
to treat with Crazy Horse LOT ms su,
der. They report that : parry OF 9no.r
dred C~heycnnes me. Inem Anu. Wv s....sss
their mission. dismounted them. neecssr,
tating their return TO the agency. 1n..i
pands OF Inalsr. nav. T,a,sn rr..L'
pom" oe'"'on ne
wade Hamptss's Lissis 0nms'
NEw York, Jan. "a 7;mss washing-
-. ...,,.I 80. r-,,,.s st.te. NsuhaI
,y.u... =, a.,,, c.roiin. vho Ia nov
.,,.,.~u..
In washington, u IN receiP'
ton which Leads him 70 peiieve ,nss h,mp.
ton . the U League psnus - III"
to make an ,tismpt 70 unseas ~ ~
aaI. .ors,,,r,sJ s,st. Governmept. Their
SSi.. To- ss N can bo Issrned. h To sur.
rorrd ~. st.ts.bouse. Courts and DEPART
msnts. "A The Nichoiis' men did In New
Orlssns. and without resort 10 actual vio-
lence. which would call for interferencs OF