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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

10 III aaid that thu British business depres-
eion III felt III South Carolina, where 1000 work.
men are Idle because OF the cessation of tho
foreign demand for phosphate rock. Charles
ton shipped $4,000 tone Ut rock last year. but
move ono dealer has $4,000 tons on hand aud
theirs III no demand to speak " ut home or
abroad.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

Reviewing trade prospects, the boston Her
Mld iabllently declared that there y probably
no kind VI business which sustained damage
In laTg that has not felt the magic touch Of
prosperity this year. and Tho outlook repre-
senta an almost unolouded Gun Of the aame
quality.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

The Financial Chronicles list of railroad
earnings for September Ia the most favorable
comparative exhibit published for several
years. The twenty-feur railroads earned %
pee cent more than In September, 1878, the
figures being ss,pn7,aei IN 1878, and sp,oia,a2s
Iii tafp,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

The imports Of specie into Now York lnat
week. az reported yesterday. were IN follows
American silver, SCI, 45g: foreign silver. $780,
u00. trade dullaru. s4cl, lagal tenders. $500,
foreign gold, sso7os5d. American gold. $780,
aaa; gold hare, ssis,eii. gold dust. s2o25,
fatal Vail, btD aat
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

State UonHola ruled yesterday nj 4afatG44.
against 42dnaa', al Saturday. Premium Bonds
were nold aa high AZ ana4. and closed at 2a' 40
no., the same AZ iii Saturday. The aalea ~
the Exchange embraced *apT 900 Premiums.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
SthynR.- In amazing whnt an amount

OLD StLyER.aIt IN amazing wlant an amount
of old silver there Ia now lii circulation. 1t
waa hid away In old stockings. cracked ten.
pots, Id chinks Ia tho wall and either hiding
places, and never eaw The light Tor yeata. but
mo- sooner did the government begin to iaaue
and pay out silver than u began to creep Into
circulation, and now halves. qutrtcrs. dimes.
half dimes. and even three cent pieces. arc DO.
coming very plenty.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

United States per cents stood yesterday
I'D toss It'll London. and inahsMln2'4 IA New
York. Tho money rate In Now York went up
"a z nor nnHL,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

The total coinage of standard silver dollars
mnaounts al this date to "a, 10000, Of which
tho amount iii circulation II d littlo over NTH,
npp.nu1.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


There was considerable life and activity
yr1teraay III, tho cotton eide of town. owing
fo a rnpd demand and favorable aayiees from
abroad, Nina Thousand bales changed hands
Ill Hp advance Of tso, the market closing flrt,
AT New York spot cotton showed All ad-
vance pf i4igp with sales NJ 2nla bales. ap Il
1900 bales delivered o, contracts s'ntu %
advanced 4 10 points, with sales ~ TO- 1000
bales. Tho market closing steady.
The Liverpool eatton market ruled i1rmer.
though not uuotably higher. with salas 81
in.O,, halps, III which, 1000 wrre AinF ,ican, The
Receipts were 4sbo bales, uf while b s4no were
American, AT ltayfa cotton ar quiet and
STEADY. ana tho bremen mark II waa firm.
There was not much detnr Ind for a,tgar and
ynoIasgps. and III conanlu euoe of tho H,ualI
supply holders are firm.
tthe recent receipts Of grain haveb been small
and tho Inquiry has hftn Hnad al tfm prices
The only now feature In flour yesterday was
tho withdrawal ~ some ranHiHnmants from
sale by Wsatsnn shippers. wbn think they
ought ID havts for their property All advance
pf tats a5r I'm the current rnieH, The tuna O.
tte market waa stltf and tho trading light.
Provisions were moderately active for dry
nAlted shoulders and bacon, The former ruling
flrmer and the latter showing sbarn AL
vance ON sides. Other hog products were
tirm. but inactive.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
WHIRLPOOL.
HARRISON LINE.

xAQE Tho steamship
COMMANDER.
Ellis Commander
will sail on or shout October 10. 1879 from her.
wharf. foot OF Jackson kdnare,
viii receive cotton and stRn through bills
ladink for ths Continent. between Hav5e1
Cronstadt,
These steanships. beina OF nght draft WIN
without detention,
Ror freight apply 10
de7n IL 100 6ravfsr stress, up stairs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

A aispatuh from Providence. II, l., reports
uattun cloths mere active. With al advance q
taEnaap. Halns wv, 900 ptrrea MI ~.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

The consolidated report since Friday shows
the following exports
This wsek4 s. .aga4l Il IVA ab1n a4s. jBH, p4H
Last week tBb,bad Bs1b 1000 sl7,4s4
This week last
vanf .......,. 10 5up 7,atB tia7 $4,000
rirtfnna
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

Nor Room ENoran.@Eaoh family OF wild
Indians, 10 has been determined by u careful
calculation made aomo years ago. when It
subaista by hunting alone. requires 10000
acres of land to enable II 10 live comfortably.
This much land will aubsat Mt least 100
families Of civilized white people. Athottom
these facts constitute the real substance of
the controversy between the Qta aud the
fruntlersmrn which haa I'D ~ the present war
In Colorado. IL is claimed that there Ia TO
longer hunting ground to spare for the wild
Indians. and they resent being renned NJ Ia
ANAL reservations. where they cannot earn
their living In their old savage way.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
Clean Your Houses.

II is we'll known fact that the germs OF dis.
ease remain In houses afrer epidsmics such az
we passed through last summer which. If not
eradieated may be the cause q another ,h cpl
II Is the best for the welfare OF yourself and
family to have yonr houses PAINTED. WHITE
WASHED and KALSOMINED.
For all such work. which will be we'll and req
sonably done 90 to
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

LAKE ~, mr-.
FOR VAUDEVILLE, JACKSONVILLE
AAWD@-
OLD LANDING.
THE q. II. MAIL STEAMER
NAIAl9 NEW CAMEIIA.

WILL LEAVE NEW LAKE END:
OnMONDAYH and TIL HBI1A YIN for Vaudeville
and Old Landing. on arrival Of tho Ii IN.
train. ..........
On TUESDAYS. .WEDNEsDAYH and FfsI.
DAYS for Vaudeville nHd Madisunylle, Oh
arrival " Tho Il. in. tratn,
On SATURDAY for Vaudeville md Old Land
Ing on arrival ut the 4 H. MI. train.
SUNDAY EXCURSION leaving OH tho arrival
nf thsY Hs IN, train.
RtTHHNiNdi Leaves Old Landing on TIEsJs
DAYS aud FRIDAYS al q. M. aud MHiaass
yIIls hi NJ HD d, I'LL.
Leaves MhdlsnnyilIs MONDAYS WEDNI5ga
UAYH THURSDAYS aud SATURDAYS ut
$50 II. MI, aud Vaudeville ht GAG H. III.
Fara IN All FOlutst4u.s 4......t4444ss4s.sss NH
sunday Excursion ..s.s...s.. ts.s...t.s.. 4
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14
CUTTERS, 40 Girod Street.

who will satisfy the most faatidious. A newly
discovered disinfectant In Kalaomintng, for
yellow fever. or the terror to reaches and BUGS.
SELF I'm cod
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

LONDON. Oct. IN, Noon. fonHolH ~ 1916
United HRea hnnda-nsw Ava loas4. new 4
iub'a. new b'a 1oGA,
l;4h q. n,.-Gnnaoa ~ 1910 Erie Aas.
PARta. Got. ~. LAG Il. m.--itantoR sgf COO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

PENSACOLA EsrtTaEn. .- "Tha ctlsnna Of
Pensacola. Bays the Raii,ray Rouic,e, ARE
greatly elated over Tho purchase ot the Selma
and Gulf Railroad by one Of their number, Mr..
ID, II. Sullivan. The road In question extends
from Selma. Ala. sonthWard for forty miles,
and was opened In 1871. 1t was projected 10
DO built from Selma to Fpllard-one hundred
miles. Tho latter place Ia only atx miles
from the northera terminus of the Pensacola
Railroad. The iRtantlon Ia to build the sixty
elk miles between. and thus have direct line
from Selma to Pensacola, The present out
let or the Pensacola road Ia tho Montgomery
and Mobile, which. II Is claimed, has always
discrimnated In favor of Mobile. Pensacola
liz ambitious To become a great gulf port, and
sees In the future vast trade pouring
through 1t. The completion OF an independ-
emit road It's own Interest as far nortk Us
Selma viii, Il 10 considered, be most impor-
tant step toward the desired oonsummati,n.
Pensacola has many strong advantages, and
with such q road working for 1t may prove q
formidable rival of New Orleans"
---
The WHEAT CROP AND THE MARKET FoR
1.-THE London Saturday Review. which Is
Always careful. and conservative iii Its can
vass OF facts, and has certainly no interest In
mtsrepresentina the condition Of Great
Britain as regards the wheat crop says that
the crop Of wheat for the present year is "the
smallest within living memory To the
United States we have to look for the great
bulk Of our food supplies In the coming year.
All over the continent the harvests GRE de
ficient. Even Austro- Hungary, which Ia
usually an exporter. will most probably this
year have to import; aad Russia has D much
smaller surplus than has been the case OF
late years. Thus the Americans are masters
of the situation" The question Of how much
wheat the United States will be able to
supply to hungry Europe thus becomes
OIL the greatest interest. The Chi
cago Grain and Provision Review at
tempts TO furnish the data for the solution
or this question. 1t estimates the crop OF the
United States at 4as.00o,ooe bushels. and the
home demand for food and seed at a7o, 100000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-14

| THr BANK or ENGLAND RESERVE The
London Economist. September AZ. says: The
amount Of the reserve OF the Bank ct England
| deserves u passing notice this week. as the
largest published sum hitherto on record as
| held In that way, being now nearly G22, 375,-
900 Tho reserve may ~ time swell even to
| higher proportions than this, but II Ia quite
| probable that the present amount n,ay prove
| to mark the top OF tho tide on this occasion
1 The usual quarterly expansion OF the note
circulation may be shortly looked for, and the
ordinary autumnal demands. though this
year referred unusually late, In accordance
| with the character Of the season. must ba nx-
pacted to show their influence before long.
| The present rate of discount Is Ia accordance
with the position Of the bank reserve. As the
| latter shows the highest, 50 the former shows
| about the lowest figures on record.
rate of discount OF = 70 =, even !. has been
spoken 81 for sixty days tirst-cass paper.
This of itself shows how slack the existing
demand must be; yet with all this slaeknass
In the market, and all the monetary SUPER
abundance Of money, II cannot By stated Ger
tainly that the amount really available would
prove extraordinarily large II any genuine
demand arose Ner are there wanting si4ns
that the value III money may rise over the
continent OF Europe generally. Though this
rise may not be large 1t may surely prove
sufficiently effective ~ communicate the same
influence to our market, which, acting con-
currently with the requirement OF gold for
America, may be found later on TO produce g
Elimination ~ the apparent over-a a1
OF capital seeking employment. That some
requirement OF bullion for America must take
place may be regarded as certain.
The question how fara demand for gold tor
the United States may extend Is Que which
can really only be solved by the course OF
have been sent across the Atlantic. In the
four weeks from August II to September 10
~, $50. 900 was received On that side. or this
sum 81, 5S0, 900 consisted OF bullion and foreign
nnin taxi tat ShA ssf1 .en
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10
rHE -PAssExGER LIST.

The s~ExTIxKL has always paid about 500
. year TO the Railroad Company for the
passenger list. 1t pays the same nov md
more. No other paper in Eureka has eTer
paid . single dime for the acconmodasion.
Mr.. Everts finally concluded to be exactly
fair in the matter. He directed bis nsn 10
treat al papers precisely alike Its a free
thing. Any one can get the news By pay
ing the Geographic charges We have besn
paying for the list while others damned
1t. We pay so per month more COS fnaa
formerly. The SExrzsEL IS q Al nns
ready to pay : fair price fOr its news IL
wants nothing gratis. Fro= tbs 1@ss Tor
ward the arrivals By railroad will b fara-
ished By the SENTINEL TO al 81 the Aoseis
and principal saloons each stfsrao0n ul'H-
ont charge and without eompli-nenf 20 ms
pspe-. The srSrrxEL Is determined 70
supply every vlns Of is patrons nc
matter Al rhat COST For the present. the
arrivals can be found daily At the Turner
House, Jackson House, Parker Hoases
JACK Perry's Corner. Pos;ozee and a Al
other places that nay take the troaels to
call At the publication oSce Of The sEszESEL
for the list. Nobody j. pscaaiarlly inJar-
ID save the sExrrSE- Il costs u abo1i
two dollars ! dzy extra for TIE list hy
teiegrAfh-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10

Ite0s 81 Interess Called fren State
Exchanges.
Reno i 20 healthy nov that the doctors
are Ill disgusted.
pritehard. the slayer Of symons At Gold
HUI. y getting veil rapidly.
Austin has . case Of burglary. committed
hy boys Of six and eight years..
Another Chinsman has been arrested In
Carson for selling liquor to Indians.
Ths 'Rsvsills' predicts serious trouble
between the 6hoshones and Piutes.
One hundred and fve patients were
treated q the Storey County Hospital dur
ing July.
m Con. Virginia and California Com
psnies Up 70 dat4 have paid s7a.eSo.t oe in
Ths etats eurvsyor-0eneral's ofacs In
caxeon = doing . land once buainsss In
n issuance Of land patents.
Ths quartz mills Of Lyon county re-
duosd 31.o55 tons Of ore during the quar-
~ ending June 30th, the gross yield from
which was ele5,s7 so.
Anew York lady has petitioned Governor
xinkead 70 obtain from John Macksy q
git u u 100. 70 be expended in the must
eal education Of her three talented daugh.
~. Ths petition vas accompanied BY .
e1srgyman's certificate Of her good ehArsc-
~.
1hs tourists Of Lake Tahoe this season
complain that the grasshoppsrs robbed the
anglers Of thsir sport. Millions Of grass-
hoppsss having fallen into the lake. the
- ~ thsm with great asidity and refuse
= ntbb1e . ~ tiad It bait.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10
COAST CLIPPINGS.
News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.

News Notes Cleaned From Various
Sources.
Il Is reported that Mammoth City is to
lave another newspaper.
The Silver Reef thermometers daily reg
lister from les to liz degrees.
General Grant viii arrive in San Fran
cisco about the 18th Of September.
The Grand Lodge Of Knights Of Pythias
OF Nevada meets 81 Carson tomorrow.
About q. e00. 900 feet Of logs will be cut
around Like Tahoe during the present
season.
During the month OF July there were
shipped over the Utah Southern road g.
5s3.z57 pcrads OF bullion and 325, 900
pounds of ore.
California Las . deficit Of more than no.
600 ton Of tonnage as compared with same
date last year, for the removal Of the sur
plus crops.
From the LIST Of January to the lst Of
August, 1879, Bodis shipped 81 ,349. 54s 10
in bullion, al increase in the seven months
over last year Of s7i0.5ss IS.
The red locust mite which has driven the
grasshoppers from SO many sections, has
appeared in large numbers in portions of
S~Ae 'a4tcs.
The Boise, Idaho, Republican" of the
zosn ultimo says A large band OF cattle
passed up on the other side Of the Boise
river on Wednesday. This makes over 40
600 head that have passed through this
county. bound for Cheyenne.
J. b. Grant L Co.. Of Leadyilie, have re-
Gently closed a contraction smelling all the
ore OF the Little Pittsburg Consolidated
mine up TO January l. 1880. The onan.i,v
Of ore TO be furnished viii average $50 tons
daily, or Is, eco tons for the period.
The firm also smelt about so tons daily for
other mines. The works are to be enlarged
oy the erection o. iour additional furnaces.
two Of which will be OF the square pattern
with q capacity for 800 tons daily. The
product OF these works last month wss
5000, 600. and under the new arrangement
II win DO increased to ever $500. 600, TIE
works will be the largest In Colorado.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10
Attention, KnickeEhocker
Hose Company, no. z.

4 SPECIAL NETTING WILL Be Held At
"A yuazr cra1asrs C9ce. al 5 o'ciocE THIS
EkENzSG- fT the FlrPuse q csasideElE- s1l
asazezz a c~azs11ute1 xnS Bylaws. TIE ST
tezfzoz q members : called u Tie following
rssslur5aas- .5Srt23 At = meeting hsl1 Thurs
day evening
zezolxe1- hat : special meeting & the
Company h hid II Judge crvNers O1Aee On
Saasssy exeus1S- AE-zst 10Th. It : 0icleek- fer
the Fz-pose q ccnss1erL1g and @1ezuns tie
Caastfzzz szs Bylaws.
Resolved That the Secretary be Instructed
10 sad 1at g Ct saeh 1aeesi2g - each and
exe-w member u the Company. and .hase
zs-h<~ xto z1ry fail u zfts-i- = EAe shah
-at zatfy tss President. Seres4ry or Fe-e
Gxz. IN wiring az their inability l. attend
srcA meeting. sS.i % 6r5rrE1 fr1ra zAs roll.
GEORGE Z ANNoSD. Prssi1elI
JAMES z AS1E2S1N. SS<zStsrT-
Eureka AzEast7 u. Isl su.e-.t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10

The Ts.lan War.

tozT PECK. &oltsn2. August y.
General Miles lss arrived here after
having driven the hostiles into Canada and
rsczysured ali the h2if-breeds between this
point and Wood A0urtain. He hiss d.
vl3so his force into tso bodies for the pur-
pose o. watching the border. The scouts
al agree that Miles command il made
ezase for 9 brush with tie savsges. who
Gre massed srd we'll armed. Major Walsh
and 8 British oficer had visited General
Mia bringing with them Long Dog. 8
Eenegzda b~loodfAirsts chief, who protested
that his warriors should net again cross
the line to hGni without permission. II Is
r1Eaored iha. he Canadian authorities in
tend 20 sPPly for permission for deserving
Indians 10 h1nf on this side OF the line.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10

Tzxzz rsss - tzxzosss s1zzzrss rsrsu-rA
in Esx Tssk CTR Eksf Ez1fA- win EsAl
EahElisses & ssss SD AID assszs Faasd n
$3.50. SIS. TAzs i q tkIE1g IL c-a1zrxrs6
with yzzes 1t sszr n the rEntsr q fL-
Ersx. x1z Ct s. Ess2E In gross EAAZ1lss-
zhsrs ses sArzs failures 6z-ing gulv u
saz dry EsDas rh3s. Erss = liz 67z1r
sr1ae. All rrs sGsAza La rnk Al pub
Eshzzg t1xszszx-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10

M Cxzs " FuR. 4 IN lzzrFsr
vida . xsT York rsPu-ars c0z1rzs s5s
stusy fsxs Mr. Tide. ess1rsz s14bs.9sS
CO Lis Esrx4sd Railroad sssssL- Es st
sAs zsusy zz sazzd Is N La hEL Thai
settles lie za-szr. xz5 be -. rsE be ~
enx1ssa ~ Ia Hasf tarziSKAss cGa131sz
f-r Ia Pr=mlezcw.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10
FOREIGN NEWS,
lzrr..L 70 rzz rvzz1a DAIzs Enz-l



AoxrzzsL AzEzst 2.
The ex<issz8i ever the s2rk fzalzrss Is
inc-ezsinr- 4 lie r<c7ie core 10 hear If
tbs ~szsFsrssoa q tA AAA E2rEs Bank
Before sAe hozr e coz=~1cia< business
this nornsrr AZ szzs1ss crowd cf b-TI
hOsssrs xrd Ssrossrs-x collected. and When
TIE 6oors we've aVszes = r=sh vRs made to
the psvsn<-sxlers and geld demanded
Altar = few ncze7ts cs1f<rs1cA the oE-
r.ls deemed j; EiSsi - suspend The
pirecsn- assert thai tbs hank j. abe %
rar al its liabilities zs4kIa 8 reasonable
rre a-f have c~a1SSs-zt3s capital for
shzrsAoz5srs. TSs cxrs4Al stock : Sl.e09.-
CO x-3 i asE-.F Al pad up Is hss
S&anae in hills Il Grc1l1-son. and $40
0aa q. dsposst: Sa9aoS Of this latter Eun
requiring ncsscz t<tsre pzyzezf- The
rosss rr1z excznt1sc1n- - $3.50. 600.
TIE brokers are c5-3Eg from IS 10 80
GENTS for hills The rzr On the Ctr and
District Szzz-<s Bank Increases ard n the
c=rc<stars nearly 81 A3oz- 10 the working
classes !. i the East stssoas failure that
has vet rxtea pykce- TEe DEPOSITS ACRE
gate $500 GO xz5 il Is said the Dsrect0rs.
considering s rzu i-exiE@5l<. lad taken
ere-v p--erAzisaa 70 be prepared for IL
The Gs1srx1 M111ssz a tbs Bank Of Mon
sre1l states that tAs City and District Bank
vii hare no GiSs1ify 4 n&sIrS al de-
uzr1s- II > asserted On g0ol authority
that thsv have converted securities 10 ike
extent q s. Ok. go, and hare that E1oE-i
IN Bank e Nca.rszl bills in ibs bank
There Is also tax that Ehs gentlemen O.
ske Seminary e ST SalsYScs lave rendered
assistance EoehAlc-Gs Bans, bei1g >
snail 4ENr, with = eiTt1latinn Ct only
Sl439 a3. occasions vsry Little zns-sizcss
n 70 wheshEr il sEcczm& or Ret / re-
pert vas IN circulation that the Bxna1e 1s
JOhz. Il ST Johns, oz1t@e. =4s n trouble,
hat the Directors Q. thai Institution sly il
IS al right
American Grapes introduced into
France
PKz-s. August 2.
Much interest Is exhibited II the vine
growing provinces Of France IN the sx7srs-
meats now being srisl with American
vines Tie most le2r1al pToiGsaTs are
dsv0t1nS their attention to tie szbjecf, and
uifh god reason. far the ohieef Is q en-
sf2nflr Increasing importance being No
less than resisfznce 10 the dreaded phyl-
.gxs-z BIZ means o. . fresh stock Of ADeri-
can plants. Southern vines sre Doss n
demand
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-10
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6-nss H<7a xsvx

Two HTDc-zTz D-x<xszE
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Tia u~sfslx&s<r xboxzss .cs rz.v u ssss
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- care his via - sAsala rsoszrs swB,
aHa fx syerv fseE L. sAuuH rnpesv# /.
1zEsS gzsen sstA = vii G4ary = CE-s52
- -. s-1cssa1aa "a os1As1as
rs5.ssrT ,s-srs = 1o-a--s- - -
$3.50 - -
m.-rs-osx 4, .ss-~s-- = -. -
- 49,, ). .h-~ -r~-s -
. $50 A. - 60. -ls--s------
60 - -, -~z~~-s. --I
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GEakar wAsgrysrcy ~zsszrOES
l. he narns of . eolors3 zaxn WHO
i ssunpzng LehigA cSz1sys Pa @ iN
suh5ees a< sahs5r rs<1xE-
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TER hay crop of tie Tnzisa STATES ss .
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Prorrx rho eat eacuzhers don't have
thesr lakcr for thsr rains-its Just tbs re-
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MErrHrs isn's 8 popular sumnsr resort
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Richmond Hose Company.

THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING or
year oozp1ay vii he held s. the Hose
H5rse On MONDAY EVENING. August 18th.
81 ~ o'e.ock- A full attendance is request
"a. as business Of i1rczt11sS VIII BE- t-szs-
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c. T EEDLEY, President.
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xEyADA.

Death Of 6 afaer as Virginia City.
TIzcrzEA CRIT, August 9.
Daniel ErlcaAy fell 10 feet in the Lady
BRIAN mine TO-DAY. and sss killed.