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seem probable that these casss will be dis
posed Of separatsly. but IL q believed that
upon the subject Of Withdrawing the
troops from their present positions In New
Orleans and Columbia the anne directions
will b given. There 10 intense interest
manifested 10 know the results Of the cen
sideration.
Psekard's Psiisy % visissss.
WASHINGTON. March 2o.-Ths report
that Governor Packard 10 inclined v vio-
lcnce In New Orleans has been the sub
joet Of comment In Administration circles,
and not Of . favorable character. though II
has not boon formally talked Of. Upon
the representation 10 the President that
Packard may Be under the impression that
such action sn bis part would influence an
early discrimination BY the Government.
the President IL reported TO have said that
such q view would indicate . poor psrosp-
ton OF the judgment and . worss opinion
Of the hrmnsss Of the Administrator.
stanley Matthews ssesssds shsr
man.
CoLusBus. Ohio. March 2o.- Stanley
Matthews was to-day nominated BY the
Republicans for United States Senator.
The Democrats made no nomination. The
House proceeded TO ballot, which resulted:
Matthews, "a: Blank, 81; Alfred Gather.
@: Frank Hurd. 1. In The gsnats 90 Re.
publicans voted for Matthew'S, and Is
Democrats for Blank. Both houses viii
me-, ~ }slh. cSn.enuon so-moIroW "
a Freight Trsi. wrseksd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
Bulls Versus Bears.

The San Francisco Mens Letter, In
discussing the battles wagsd between
the bulls and bears Of the stock market.
says:
at Is obvious 10 an observing man
that those stock operators who are
known Nm prominent bulls are generally
successful. while persistent bears are in
variably in the end failures. Jim
Keene, who seemed at times to carry the
whole market upon his shoulders. DO.
came q distinguished and permanent
success. Mark l.. Mcdonald has again
aud again made large sums as q bear.
But heretofore he has been unable to
keep them, each rise being succssdsd oy
a greater fall. His compromises are
more than We can remember. We
quote these two names because they
constitute the most prominent one on
each side. Why should the bull
thus usually bear the bearf W.
think tho reason IL nigh at hand. The
boar does not believe In anything; o
M occasionally good things turn up. he
IL cinched. Developments always nav
aud always will beat the bears. Ihe
bull deals within q limit. He knows
how much he will lose. even II his STOCK
becomes valusles.. and generally hs 10
able to stand IL. The bear deals In an
unknown quantity. There Is practically
no limit to the loss he may make. Tnen'
a. the public are almost all bulls. there
il occasionally. with or without reason.
q popular wave Of bullish feeling thai
sweeps the bear into higher latitndes
than suits even his hardy constitution.
Let us take an illustration. Two men
on the same day make q deal In opnir.
The one buys Il at $50. and the other
shorts il at the same figure. The one
al only lose his SEQ per share. whilst
the other may drop five times hat
amount. as the bears ere now have In
regard TO this very stock. had good res
son to know. When the market Was
boosted mp 0 few weeks ago It caught
several Of the bears; and II those dia-
mond drills. now al work night and day.
should strike IL rich. away would 90
even the Ursa Major himself"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
Chasgs or Foremes.

Mr.. James Gluyas, for a long time fore
man Of the 0verman mine, has resigned
his position. and is going,to California to
take charge Of q large gravel claim in
which he IL deeply interested. Mr.. David
Munroe Tyrrell. late Superintendent Of
the Meadow Valley mine at Phoebe. and
formerly foreman Of the Imperial and
Empire mines In Gold Hill. has received
the appointment Of foreman In place OF
Mr.. Gluyas. and assumed the duties OF the
position this morning. Mr.. Tyrrell Ia one
Of the best miners in tho State, and q
better selection could hardly have been
ma.ls
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The iasssva Prsblsn.


LONDON, March 20.-Several highly dis
,no,i.hed p,,o,e.n on,osr. b.ve louv
S..,-.ur~ ...... =, A.
pcch ih's'"BAans "o sHensNa W N'
Turkish army. The Sate Official esti'
mates are vastly exaggerated. The Turks
only have on the Danube frontier and In
Bosnia and Herzegovina, $4,000 men.
with what seems hardly credible. 225
cannon. This force they are preparing to
strengthen win reserve OF zo.VOo men.
~ ,ne eSn nao ou y" TOO s"nn,n hi,or.tSa.
thsir army numbers asa, 900.
Il ID asserted that tho stipulation rela.
i've 70 huss'as uissrming wnicn oouia
.peeIsl dispatch of the Russisn Govern.
meni 10 Count SchoriAloff. who IL smpow-
cred TO give q copy 70 Lord Derby.
There arc s,ooo SoitAs ~ C~onatAnuno
ple' VOL armed and resuy tor any move
ment. IL 10 said that tne Ie.der Of the
battalion OF soldiers VINO iougn Against
the servians DARING the Iate war among
'ng persons recently .,rssea. -,,.,. A..
Iho !,yes says ssse, m MI n'
memoIy VI man nas usL S.sanss Gu
un,ihg eAeI'enehs W VI IN, ~
,,ol. We may nope, hJue.e,, VIZ Wv
rorIo sun poasessss sumcient Au.noIi.y 70
maintain domestic quiet, WhsIevei may
be tue state OF the empire ~ mas me M
vantage that the greater part Of inc Chris.
tian population have Q profound dread OF
tho Threatened war, and however much
they dislike the Turks they shrink from
the process OF being liberated.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

IL rvm John. Flag. Rsq.. OF Bennington, =. H
"Thrss ysars since I was very much rsduesd
with . dreadfui cough. which resuited In Bron-
dimcult u spcak In IN audible voice. To this
was aldei ssvers night sweats. and { was fear.
ful Of going into Q decline Aft<r reeosrs 10
various remedies to no purpose. ! male ass OF
Dr. wistar's raipam Of Wild Cherry. . fsv but
since that time have bad several sessrs 81.
,acks of cough, but the Baisan hes always TO
moved them. always keep Il BY me, ard
.l,ould not know how 70 do without u"
Sold By all druggists. !
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assees aaies

S4sr<t SStr~.
IAN FRAScrsco. March sos p. u.
ChollAr-P otosi SIS asked.
Crown Point-ss bid. 81 asked.
Ophir-2th asked.
Yellow J~acket-ii bid.
Con. Virginia -i2a bill. t2hs asked.
CaliforniA-i5 bid. +5a asked.
Union Con.-7h bid.
Calslonia-6s bid. CT asked.
Con. virginia-i2a sold.
CAledonia-Gt sold.
Bullion-i5a asked.
J~s.tiee--l1 bid.
UtAh-1G bid.
Ophir-HS bid, ~ asked.
Gould 4 Curry n asked. liz bid.
Gould a Curry-ils asked.
California-i5 sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
AUGUST rlowRR.

The most miserable beings In the world are
thoss suffering fro dy'pepsis and hvsr com.
plant. More than seveuty.nvs per cent. OF ne
people In the United rtsies are Afflicted with
thess Two dlseases aud taeir effects: such -
soar stomach, sicr headache. h.hitnai costivs-
ness, palpttstion OF the beart, heart burn. ~
pit Of the stomach. yellow skin, coated tonms
and disagreeabls tasts IN the mouth. coming
Of food aftsr eating. log sptrits. stc. 90 %
your d ugrist and geta 10-osnt bottle OF Al.
gust Flower or Q sample hottie for 10 cents.
Try 1.-two doess viii relieve you. Asents:
CRANE : BRIQaAM, wholesale Druggists.
Ban Francisco. California 2i6m
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Old works caviug.

There was q cave In the Bowers grade
road last night. back Of Mediums store.
A hole seven or eight feet long and about
Ave feet wide was made. The ground
sank down to the depth Of several feet. II
Is said 70 be directly over the old Winters
tunnel. A great deal OF tho ground In the
western portion Of Gold Hill has been
worked out and caves Of this kind aro
liable to occur any day. Tho cave 70 not
Of q dangerous character. and will be
easily filled ny. The tunnel was well
timbered at the time II was put In. but the
timbers have remained in place so long
that they have become rotten.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

BEAvEa. Utah. March 2o.--John d. Lee
Is kept In very close ~conhnsmsnt and Is
guarded BY troops. He is evidently rely.
ing upon . rescue before the day Of sxecu'
ton. This iss hot bed Of xormonlsm.
and Leo has ~ sons and sops-in.lsw
who are brave and determined men. and
who will lot no opportunity 70 rescue the
patriarch 20 by unimproysd. Leo 10 very
sullen and morose. and ID evidently be-
wailing his fate In the utmost bitterness
OF spirit, He denounces brigham Young
with . severity born Of . deep sense OF
wrong. The troops will Be reinforced BY
Accompany from Camp Douglass. which
will arrive here tomorrow. Brigham
Young 10 at 81. George. and will have .
full report Of the execution elsgrsphed
him. The executionsrs will not be known,
In fact. will nsvsr b known. They viii
be concealed and their names given only
to the authorities. II 10 said here that
their lives would mot b worth much II
their identity was suspected. Lee has
now only three days 70 I've. Whatever 10
done or attempted will be done shortly.
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xAE surao TuHnEN

fNsvs~ Reporter visits n
Past and Present FrsGrsss -
Ceadisies-Ensesive Drilling MsS
ehinery - Raitrssdiag rhrsuxh
she rusnsl-Rats % spsed-rhs
Irreprsssibls nusre - what He
VIII do if the Csosssek niuing
Companies do net Behave.
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The SPRISKLER AoAIN.- Yesterday Gal
,.,,.r.. s,,.., .~,rintiinr cart started into
a., d.. ma. .o..on
NJ. 80, .t,.r rs.,
"'-.-..- 49,, avo ,.v. Owi,y IN
the continued -postponemsnt Of the Winter
storms. the .prinklsr was ksptin steady OPP
eration unuI inc li.no " 'an VIZ. !,
snn.. 1,,,h.r ,,n,x The services Of the
.n,ialisr Ave hem sally needed for the
,p.,masi ar ,.o anil cy.rybody h glad 10
s - ars.,r.IIS hnlL,losiny ne Ju.t
w n, 49,. monsv 70 Lecn I'M
onVo ~, %,unn,n. snd 4, H. IN be
jim ~, N .,a.I .i,i1nns ill nav their
sopsN
PAI. H..
TIE RAILROAD nA..--fo' '" NV
nation Of those who intend taxing par' IN
the pleasures o' inc s'a"a oA" 81"
oy inc rAi'oAu o'''
THURSDAY evening neA'' W.
spee min u !, ,,'on, = o.cloet an that even.
in~' and leaving Carson, will return so rs
90 srriy, Al VIRGINIA CITY by @ o'clock In
tbe morning. This will give our people a
.ri.ndi opportunity for cheap enjoyment.
,be baIi tickets being good FOR not only
ths ball and supper, but tho faro on tho
sp1ciaI train going and returning.
ut. .,
READ THIS, LAplhs. Alex 0onn' :"
the popular doid hih ury Soous s'o's v"
Main street. 50 long ana "eii eon"ue'0uo!
the great 'eA',
francisco to.nlgs,. no sa.S N or,.r
~ rsnlsni.h his stock. and will be absent
about ten days. When he returns he pro.
poses showing the ladies Of Gold Hill and
vicinity ZONE OF the finest n best goods
they ever saw In this section and having
unrivalled facilities for purchasing nj the
cheapest rates. he will give them this adj
vantage In the way Of prices. Just wait
till COIN gets back.
sxw,, N.v,r, -R,siJents OF the low.
ar. grade inform us that 4 sewer Is sadly
n..,l.a a, that mint. Most OF the families
,,o,,inc ,,on, The grade have TO run their
- $780, 4, come. handiest. down
IVY ,,,s,ia ,ow.rl the r.ilroaI track. or
~, ~ ~ nnrer xorting, Of The mines.
n,sncb serrr' IN connect Al some con-
..ssn, min, v,,h tbe Main street sewer,
.onid n. sa.liv made at small expense, and
.nN.IJ -. 40 ~. moi only 4 good san.
In, z decided accommoda.
lion n ,he Bowers Grade portion Of the
community.
CANDIDATE ron TowS NARsnAL.-J. l..
u.c,o.r, .,u.. o,ti In onr advertising col.
~"---,,,-,.,.. A.. ,.o,.. NJ Tow,
unins - eanui3.'e'u
Nashal OF Gold HUI. EVERYBODY kho"s
Z" Water Mac" lie has boon In the en-
ploy Of the virginia and Gold Hill Water
Company Tor seysiai var P onars.,ic
s,r.iyb,faYrsrj maine like man ; Just
such as would make u first-class Town
Marshal. Ho would mover fail TO do what
he considered his duty under any and all
circumstances,
-
NATIONAL PeoP'"
70 nave ."'.' -. No
~ ',, %'". y.,,,rs
Iaosoy sa ~. NJ. ~ ..nin Van winlIr'
a, NE National Guard Thea,er. Virginia.
The performspco Of that evening will con-
clude with . popular farce, in which MI:
crosby VIZ appear. ID snsinn nv
VII surely w .a".S ~ a|ar.iis In
tsresting displays Of talent.
couxry coxNtssroSrRs.-A meeting Of
Az. c.,.,x comu,s.,on.rs xas held In
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SAN FRANCISCO
A Lawyer Heats fsis WHO Terribly
mad then Atsempts 60 sheet usr.

San FRlxcrsco. March 2o-i 2. ~
John ". W. Johnston. Of the frm Of
Crane 4 Johnston. attorneys. was arrested
about q O'Clock this morning. on . charge
Of assault 10 murder upon his wife. The
parties live at No. Is Russ street, and
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning John
ston beat his wife terribly. and went back
10 tho house three or four times Afterward
and tried 10 shoot her. but did not sue.
coed. At Last accounts the woman was
alive. though 10 was net expected she could
survive. No motive for committing the
deed has ~ yet transpirsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20
BY TELEGRAPH
FEARS or A VIOLENT OUTBREAK IN
NEW ORLEANS.

FEARS OF A VIOLENT OUTBREAK IN
NEW ORLEANS.
Important Meeting Of the Cabinet
To-Day.
THE LOUISIANA AND SOUTH CAR.
oLISA QUESTIONS DISCUSSED.
Tho Cabinet in Thorough Accord
with President Hayes.
Tho Troops TO DO Retained In the
ANTICIPATED CHANCES n
the DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
The Democrats or Ohio Utterly
Demoralized.
LATEST PHASE or THE EASTERN
QUESTION.
PROJECT To RE-EsrABLIsH THE
rOPEs TEMPORAL POwER.
tsprcIAL DrsrArcun TO the GoLp BILL
DAILY Nxws.l
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A sUPpOtATiN0 COUuii.

10 . letter to Mrs.. Llsle. Of chicago. . well
gDown contributor 10 the Western press, sht
<scribcs the cure Of . dangerous cough. accon,'
panied by bleeding 1t the lungr, 10 Hale,
Honey Of I~Iorehound and Tar. my eongh,"
she says. "thrcatsned to suff0csts me- .
bot the Honey OF liorhound and Tar has
removed every trare Ut t." The letter was To
. lady friend IN this city. who has placed II n
the dIspoaAl OF O. N. Critttnion. Z sixth ave.
nue.. Pixies Toothschs Drops cure In one
minato
LSoH's KAiHAIaoH makes beautiful. Glossy,
inxari.nt hair: prevents IT, falling oat 90 turn
ing gray. II hss stool the test OF forty years.
- chsrmingly perfuned. AMI hes no rival
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

ONE day last week . paotass contrasting
. pair Of shoes was left In The Gold Hill
depot. Tbs owner Dan obtain the prop
eriy by calling at the railroad ofics.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-03-20

ms. Laura cHuncH will act musie
teacher In the Virginia public schools
during the illness Of Mrs. Wastell.
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UTAH..

joins ID. Lees Last Days o. LITTLE
bitterly Deasuaess Dstghssn
Ysuag - 0uardsd ~ Usitsd
ksHtss seidiers Pears 81 ~ ~.
tempted Rescue Preparation
for she ExeeuSios.
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sEroar.
lasrosr,D DAIIr ~ a. ?. KrArrxs . co
nan Hraseiseo Beard.

..v...,~~~ u..ra
LAT EvhsS".
10 Raymont q LILY, ~
MO Tureks Con-, II, TN IS. Tx
TSo AipA,
SIS Rye Patch. . -. 81
as I~opard, az, 4 20
IN Northern lslis. Is
S10 aeoerAl Thomas. sc
tn Manhattan. 8
800 arand Prix-, 4 20
3sts Modoc, 81. . IS. 3O
rs Golden Chariot, N. is
$50 Leeds. 2, AZ
lOO usrrisbura. lOc
m, crovn Poiat. 81. q,
ITO Bsst 3 Bslcksr. nsA, -
40 Ophir. nv
Us sierrs Nevada sx
$40 California, AN
isO Overman, 60, q, GOV. "a
~ Bslchee. OK, %.
Ss Chollar. Potosi. 81. d
SIS con. Virginia, cav. t2s
"a, G.ould 4 curry, "a
Ms Union Con. N, Z.
no ImpsriaI. y VI,
10 Ja.tice. IA liz.
yas M.xican. isx. 10
2s5 yellow Jackst. n
TINS roaSIxa.
~ ypnit..1y
lio sieti.sn. ,.., n. a. az, t.La
10 Sonia SnrIy'
sto ns..9 Ds'.ss,.
~ Sauiofn.ss ..sSs
~ sAsASv:'.o ~, A, ,,r
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oRoorRIEs, PROVISIONS, Be.

ssosss sosusou. .v.vossos.
ROBINSON 6 FOLSOM,
uArs srxxrr--..--.oor.D nlLI-
,."s.,o. tn. Railroad ors..'ss.
wHs&s.'4l. AND RETAIL D'.-'''
FAMILY GROCERIES. PROVISIONS.
n'.-'..''.. as. l...'...'..so''..
0..-r., n.re...a'.', ..A
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ SOLD ousArrroH cA.u.~
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N. c.

rs RnPRCrYUILy ANNOUNCED Az
CANDIDATE Ter reel etiou IN the once Of
Tovn Treasurer II uold mn. .suhjses TO he de-
sision ri the p-ople. mriI,ds
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STERN 1 s0N
RtrONClIITIs.

Main str.st. near rallnad crosslng. Gold q
fel&if
Dodge City times., 1877-12-01
Notice to Tax-Payers.

Notice IS hereby given thai ara rev Iss5yto
receive the taxes Of 1857. and from this date
win be in my onice at Dodge City for that par-
pose. The following Is . synopsis Of the tax
laws now in force:
Que baif of the taxes for ISL are payable be-
tween November ist and Decembe 2oth. ls77--
the remaining one half is payable on or before
June 20, ISIS.
II the whole amount OF taxes due are paid al
or before the sO,h day OF December, n rebate Of
5per cent via be allowed q, the ons-hnif pay
all in Jrre. II lnone OF the taxss arc paid on n
b fore december 2o,h .aIT. tie whole b-confs
,ilr, ...., ieaaiiy of5 psF cen; attaches &, re
Hl-i. .sl..t On VII .i,Tcr reaI ~ ynPa,d
I--.a-3, I..8, sR a'Gt.9nsI penalty .. 0 per
csns a-;-aar. and oa sal; ves rsi.i as IA
..s...-ilae --,A ls.4, al .--ltional pca4iig 9. )
perc cent stiac,es.
i.cal estsie ru which the taxss OF ISL sre aet
rlia bst.se iae dr.t TUESDAY in srptsmser. 1873
will be sosli AMI the As; year afer the sale the
taxes AID costs Will draw interest at the rate
80 per cent ~. 81 CT .he Grst year .hr rate
y. Interest VII hs ; per cent month, and three
years iron ia's afs,I. IL prop rty is subject TO
b. c5nv y-.i o. any purchaser ihar.oi. ~ Lax
Seed, an iuo l., ears after sad tired Is fssuei
anl f.c1rde.i. g. becomes absolute anil r7's n
The party Ginning tile,
AB WEBSTER.
60. Treasurer. Fond Ga kas.
Nov. l, 1877
Dodge City times., 1877-12-01
Daring Theft.

hr. Kc4Fns. of Pawneo creek. Hodg
man eoLnty, had a valuable mare stolen
last Friday niGht. while stopping in this
city at Judge Cooks residence. No clue
20 her recovery has yet been obtained
This was one of the most daring thefts
body WHO has the safety of stock and the
preservation OF law at heart, should lend
their aid toward ridding the country of
these das;ardiy thieves. The editor Of
this paper has personal prejudice against
these knights of the saddle. as it has been
but few weeks since they appropriated
bis flyorIta riding pony.
Dodge City times., 1877-12-01
One Cert Dsyi

Economy is fhe order Of the hour, every ex-
nendiiur'' .ipw,e malt is eSpec,ei to ise =
tuTa IA iaii value. Every fam iy requires one
: Od, r.iiii- llIaiy rows ai.er. II such m
article can D, pf9luiel for less than one ccss
tor each working d-y u the year. we are not
awa-s eft. \ AFamig newspaper should esn-
tain L cirv,ully ly-pr,parri sHmmar, OF all the
news or "a day, both rel ious and sreuisr; aud
.falr-as so ih.., ,ae two d,ia;;r:ea;s my 10
screratcd AID read by two indiv it!aals at the
same time, 81 much the better. Family
Newspaper should have attractive reading and
inlorn.aiiea f,r the various members of house
hold. somr portion OF tie pape. s.ioull he de-
vote'i. every week, t. religious and moral i'm
prov.aeni, 10 elrfgat secular news, 10 agrisni-
tire. commerce. markets, finance, TO general
literature g.. with 4 special department for tho
young. Above all, the Family Newspaper
should be perfectly pure. and fr e from any
communicating inineucrs in IL, AIDING mitter or
In its advertisements Too M m attention cai-
not Ice paid TO ct.s feature, When the press is
flooding the country with 30 much that Is vile
and perniei,us.- To crown all. the Family
Newspaper be HntrammeiieI bY any afhiia,oa
with sect party, AMI shoali b. Tres to give all
news from and about all the w0rIl II suca o
Family Newspaper can be had for one cent .
day, it should be taken By every family In the
land.
Such Family Newspaper, ia every respect,
we find the New York Observer, now commen-
ing its hfty-sixth volume. Progressive, COM
prehensive, sound, reliable, pure, il is jus:
what Is needed in your household. Send 3.i5
for year to the New York Observer, 81 Park
Row, New York. Sample copies are sen; hbe.
Dodge City times., 1877-12-01
For Kansas and Colorado

Take the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
Railroad. extending from Kansas City
and Atchison, on the Missouri river. via
Topeka, the capitol Of Kansas, through
he fertile Arkansas valley. to Pueblo.
where direct connection is made with the
Denver & Rio Grande Railway for COlora-
do Springs. Manitou. Denver. Canon City
and ali points Of note on the Denver &
Rio Grande. The track is exceed by
that of no road in the west, and the pas
senger eqipment embraces all the modern
improvements for comfort and safety.
Through express trains leave union de-
pots. Kansas City and Atchison. daily.
on the arrival of trains from tine east.
and run through to the Rocky Mountains.
with Pullman Sleeping Cars attached.
For maps, circulars and detailed informa-
I ion send to T. j, ANDERSON,
General Passenger Agent. Topeka. Kan
Dodge City times., 1877-12-01

A homesteidcrncar kinsisy has realized
Si50 this year from .he sale of wild p!ums
OF his gathering.
Dodge City times., 1877-12-01
PROPOsALsFoR CORN AND OATS

Oilice ChiefC. $. Department of the Missouri,
foRr LEAvENwoRTH, KS, Nov. 20, 1877.
CEALED PROPOSALS in triplicate, will he
= received at this Office until II o'clock u. m
on Friday twenty-first day of December, ISL ,
at which time snd place they will be opened in
the presence Of bidders, for the delivery, during
the six months ending June 20, 1878, Of Corn
and Oat, at Forts Sill and Reno. l. r.; at Fort
and at Newton or Dodge City Kansas.
Bids will be received for any portion OF the
grain.
The government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals. 4 preference will be given to
articles OF domestic production
Circulars giving full particulars vii, be fur
nIshed application TO this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
plainly endorsed Proposals for Corn (or Oais)
at. and addressed 10 the undersigned
RUFUS sAXTO>, Deputy Y. NJ. Gen.
Dodge City times., 1877-12-01
DODGE CITY, KANSAS.
Noyember 9TH. ISL

The firm OF Charles Hith & Co. is dissolved by
mutual consent. and their accounts will be SET
tied ~ Dodge City.
Charles Rath.
X NJ. Wright.
The business will be Continued by the under
signed, a. Wright, Beverly Co.
X. NJ. Wright.
II. NJ, Beverley.
e. ii. Lane.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-10-27

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