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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
THE COST OF THE WAR.

In recent speech at a Republi-
can ratification meeting in Chicago,
General N, p, Banks said, speaking
of the late war: s" 1t was a terrible
struggle. I am not going to say
much about it-not much, but 1 tell
you it was a terrible struggle. 1t
lasted the better part of four or five
years. 1t cost us 1000, 900 of lives,
for broken hearts fill more graves
even than the shot and shell of bat
tie. The. Government of the United
States announced only week or ten
days ago that out ofthe::rreasury the
Government paid SO, 0O0, 900, 900 as
the cost of war alone, Mr.. stevens,
the historian Of the Confederate
States of America, a. they were
called, declares that II. cost the peo-
pie of that section of the country
alone $ll ,000,O making $4,000
O00, 200 from those two items alone.
I have no doubt-thinking OF this
often and seriously for many months
Il have no doubt should be with
In the limits of probability and reas-
on il told you that the war cost
this country $40, 0OO, 100000.
And Hancock's election will place
the nation in the hands Of the party
which caused this los, of life and
property.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11

The folk wing resolutions were unanimous
lv adopted:
Resolved, That Primary Elections for the
choice Of Delegates to said State Convention
shall be held no later than August 7, 1880
Resolved That we recommend that hepub-
lieans in the several Election Precincts
throughout the State form themselves into
Clubs for effective work during the approach
ing canvass.
Resolved. That the test for voting at said
Primaries shall be an affirmation by the per-
Ron Offering to vote that he IL citizen of the
United States, that he voted the Republican
ticket at the last general election in this
State or would have done 30 had he voted =.
said election. and pledge to support the Ma
tionsl and State nominees Of the Republican
party at the coming election.
Resolved. That the several County Repub-
lican Central Committees throughout the State
be requested to provide for the election of
Delegates from their respective Counties 20
the Republican State Convention. ..
l. L. REQUA.
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
ALE DorEN, Secretary,
IRepublicrn papers Of Nevada please copy].
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
1T has Icing been asserted tina,

-IT has Icing been asserted that
the average Of persons annually
killed and wounded In London
streets is greater than the total of
sufferers by railway accidents in all
Great Britain. Last year 236 persons
were killed and $3.50 wounded by
street accidents I'm the British CAPT.
tai, chiefly through furious driving
or slippery pavements. A society
has been forriied to study this sub
3sct and devise means of dismissing
this peril by day and by night. 1t is
not likely, however, that this society
"iii discover any specific so effectual
as was administered the other day 10
& reckless Jehu by the wisest of ami
niais. The man was bowling merri-
ly s4Oug at the rate of fourteen or
tifteen knots an hour in Eight
vehicle" when he encountered in
coventry street, Leicester square,
troup OF performing animals, includ-
ing All elephant,and several camels.
" neither ne WAS short. sighted and
could not tell an elephant from ah
Englisbman, or whether his daunt-
less courage lose, with the occasion
and he resolved to acquire the glory
OF being the only man that had ever
run over the huge. earth shaking
besst cannot be said, but it Is GER
tain that he charged the elephant and
came to signal grief. When the ele-
phant had cast the horse and his
driver into the Kennel, he, to speak
zooiogicaliy,i got his monkey up,
knocked down several by. ISLANDERS,
smashed in all the plate. glass win
dows OF the adjacent chops and tore
down a portion of an INN. This &C.
ton on the part of the " great sa-
gsclous" can hardly have failed to
Impress any reckless drivers who
Witnessed II with due sense of the
toIy of attempting to run down all
the occupants Of the street indiscrim-
iiMelv. Perhaps even a London
butcher boy or New York "speed.
~" might be- surprised into modesty
by finding himself, his horse and
his vehicle waited over the telegraph
wires by enc firt Of the trunk of an
elephant. ,iAff u tiig
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
To Candidates!

When citizen wants an office he
makes IL known that he is a candi-
date An announcement will cause
a discussion as to his character and
qualifications which, if good, will
benefit him. Meme but good men
will care to have their cluims dis
cussed, and it will only cost ten dol
lars, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE, to start
the talk. The columns of the TINES
are now open. OK $50 tbEH " &.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11

Tho discussions relative TO the
I ,16eriss and defects .of the opposing
J. 1.eandiAa,esSse Me Presidency amount
to nothing. No strong party man
ever bad his opinions changed by
merely personal abuse of his party
candidate, and men who are indif-
:Serert wholly or 10 part to the claims
of either party, are affected by this
yabHss, unfortunately 80 4'qn"ptly
Snistalsen for arguments by parts an
Journals in a manner, directly con.
itrary to the intentions of the writer.
The questions at issue i'll a Plesi-
Dental campaign. are not MS to the
personal qualifications of the candi-
dates, but the principles Of the par
ties which they respectively repre-.
sent. d
The President will administer the
affairs of the government not accord
ing to his private judgment, but &C
'cording to- judgment and will of the
party which elected him. Even
rhould he wish to act in opposition
to his pledges, the strength of pub
lie opinion is such that his attempts
at political treason would be rem
dered Of no avail.
" II 10 not the election Of any par.
ticular individual to Office which is
Of any moment. regarded merely as
- recognition Of his own fitness OF
popularity, but it 10 because his cleo
ton demonstrates that the policy and
principles Of the party which nomi-
=, mated him are held al best by ma
jority Of the Nations voters.
The election Of Hancock will not
indicate that he4 IL considered a
better man personally than Garfield,
but that the party which was al
most destroyed 10 the North blythe
breaking cut Of the war, and of which
that portion remaining in existence
did all in it's power to render the
war o success, for the South, is again
in the majority, and that in few
years 1t will br powerful enough to
return to its attempts at dissolution
, Of the Union. sie
The election of Hancock will dem.
onstrate that the majority does not
consider this o Nation, but an alli-
snce of several States which can be
broken up at any time by the with
drawal of one or more. II will also
show that the majority wish to take
the administration ofthe government
from the party which has made a
first class power Of <he United States,
while under Democratic rule it was
scarcely counted as 9 second-class
nation compared With European
powers, ond return il to the hands of
the party which did its utmost to en-
tirsly appihilate even the sembiance
OF Q nation.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11

Noble'sInjection is the best known
remedy for gonnorrhoea,, glaet, etc.
NJ. Webster, No. 208 South C street
sole agent for Virginia. Orders by
stage promptly fulfilled.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

A TLANTlO CONSOLIDATED MINING
N Company-Location of principal place of
business, San Francisco, California; location
of works, Devils Gate District, Lyon County,
Nevada.
Notice,-Therei is delinquent on the follow
ing-described stock on account Of ass ssment
mo. Al levied on the 9th day of June, 1880.
the several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders, as follows:
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
French and Spanish Lessons.

Those wishing to learn either
French or Spanish can receive prope.
instruction from thoroughly com
potent teacher by calling upon Mrs.
s. z. Carlton, No. 113 North B street.
Virginia. 49,.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
Masonic.

Valley Lodge No. o.. F. and A. NJ.
Stated Comm dnication second
Monday evening in each month; at
Odd Fellows Hail. Dayton. ..-
J. L. CAMPBELL, w. NJ.
G. E. JAQUA, Secretary. 90
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11

-" WE cannot consent to allow
any form OF ssrvils labor to I'e in
trcdueed among US uader the guise
Of snnigration. General Gar
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
,vUR SAN. sRASClsCe AGENT

Charles w. Crane Is the author>
ioed agent at {the LYON ,CeuNTS
T1MEs ip:Sau iNrancisco. HIS shice
10 st sis Pine land 10 Lsisesdorff
street. sst ~ st4ss3sfl3 .ftzg-isS
e. IA fS4 IN tfssiy's = ss-es..l Il ,4sF
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11

And in accordance with law, and al order
~ the Hoard of Directors, made ON the 9th
dsy of June, 1880. SO many shares OF each par
eel Of such stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction, at the ofhce OF
the Company, No. 1913 Montgomery street,
Room 81, SAM rancisco. California, on MON
DAY, the SECOND t2d) day Of AUGUST 1850,
AZ the hour of O'Clock p. M. of said day, 10
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, to-
eether with costs of advertising and expenses
of the sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secretary.
Ofice-32S Montgomery Street, Room 81,
Gan Francisco, California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
STATE CENTRAL committee

And the transaction Of such other business
as may legitimately come before said Con
vention.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11
property,

GAN IT BE thar. after all their
confessions and sitter the numerous
identifications the last batch of Ben
ders are impostors and trading upon
the feelings of confiding detectives
in order to get transportation into
Kansas; or was Sheriff Be1der the
man who was so particular about
having people Informed that he had
never seen them a pastner with them
in new branch of the show bust
ness2 ---.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1880-08-11

The apportioasrent of Delegates from the
various Counties to the said Convention is
exed as follows;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
Sic itmterim a,ns ia Beftp oiut.
Srapireioe aiusiaaen Des Spn,s.tanoamten oes
Sfaoeftei,=S urps sesem @Dittafer.


9Seltppint, 9t.=gl., 16. april. - ais Die
llnteriutnn9s @Ommiiiion beute lpcber Su-
lammengetreten mar, perlaS Der 3tecorber eu
off5ieles 9otumeut, iueldeS erttGrte, baB
Ihtb. Wtartin ). Scmalenb allgeuteie1 lei,
ben GerbanblIngen ais 9lnlualt urO 3fatbge9
Der oes HeCorber bei3uiu0bnsn. Dr. Soiunz
Ieno bat cine Selohnung bon $4,000 - uid)t
$1,000, lulc gtltern mttget9eilt luuroe, - auf
ole Grntttelulg Der Sd)uloigeu ausgeieBt.
9er erite 3cllge mar pr. 2aielle, @ommnn,
baHt bes &apettencorps. Die Qusla9en Oesz
lelbeu beidlrdHtten lih auf enc Sd)ilbcrung
Der BON ibnl nad) @ntoedung Der UttBban0<
lung &bittnfer'S erartfcneu NtaBregeln ;lr
@rnlittelung Der S6ater. @r beidlrieb Die Don
thnl eln9eleittte llnterlnd)uAg, iueld)e ohne Ste
lultat blieb. 3tuge mHrOe bon Dem Hecoroer
eriudJt, alles, mas ii III 8htttafsr's 3tnlmsr
an beln betreffsll0en Utorgen iah u,lO b0rte,
mltSuthfllell, ieeod brad)te Oaa Scrb0r- nIdts
9ieueS an 6fn Gag.
gS0brenp Der Jtad)nllttag5litu ipur0e oas
Gsrb6r bes Sheriteu HGSclle iortgeebt, ulO
3el1gc 9ab ueitere @riiubc fit Ieire Sernllz
thunq an, baB gSbittafer iid entpeber lclbit
nerlttt obcr i'm @tnuerl ltdMbnie mt auocreit
Erlontn gelanbtit babe. @r Dridte Die 9litz
iid)t ans, oaB gSbittafer's 0anbld)rift groBe
aebnli1ftt nit berieligen be8 1iters eriuGb buten
Marnnngsihreihens babe. 0nS Auffiuoen
s,r 10y i,nI8hiNpe mar in ber 4nIidlt oes 3euaen
iebr arapircnbet: S%slneis asaeH Hblttaisr, ipsIl
feine in Gipii getltioee Yerlou cine ioldlt Sails
bilIbe III bas 53iumer gebladt baben mitroe.
gSbittdfer ioluotl, ME Die fabetten III luge.
meireu tdtttr iidh ieit Dem Infan9e Der Inter
iud,uug Osr g6Bttn Sfenbeit btileBt0t, itpo1
CLAUDE ct (3euge), 9Sbittater bdtte ith uon al.
lem Serbad)te rttnigen f0nneit, penn Ct oelt
notImeilpi9eu nloralilden Wtutb btieiicn 9Gtts
3enge bate i'm Nagemeiuen teinen @rllnb, Die
@iaubipiroigfeit gSbittafer'8 lit Srage gu
Sieleu. gSeln @ipililtsn Die @esunlttbat be
gan9en hdtter, 10 CLAUDE er, OaB iie Seile nit
gebr0ht baben wiiroell, nm gSbittater 5u btllz
Sen, anitatt @iirte SIT gtbraudltn. Gr Claude
nid)t, b0B Die @iirtel nit i'll OaS 3ntnter &c
bradlt mOroeu icien.
9iuf 6ragsn oe5 S,rn. Iopnieno erpiOertt
3euge, er CLAUDE. baB sin frdfttger Stud Die
Teiialn 5errilIen babcu lpIrae. Sin Maun
pelder lid) arf ein iold]es @onlplot eiualieu
f0nne, ipiiroc nidt S0gerit, ieine S6at III leug-
nen. ST bieit cS fiir nmuabri6cnlit OaB
etiier ober mebrsre Siaoetten eille old)e Shat be-
geben uub iidj iobaun plGrdl 2iigeu SIT iditbeu
JUDI. II miiroen. 3euge hielt IS nunpeitsas fitr
ebenio mabrid)tlnlld), oab 9Sbittater Die Sbat
Icltit begaugen babe, ais oaB iie anoere Berlo=
uen uerHbt batten. 9Shittater lpdre III lebterer
3tit ilnmer weiter IN leinen Stubteu iiriitJez
f0nnieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
Giittimtutsae,9.

t.youls, l6. aprtl.-3mei Uiulatten,
NolnenS gtotban Naucet mo Jafob NtulOrop,
lprrOen beute 81 Nterifo, Oto., lpegen sines am
80. Septsnber .. S. an Sctaue 5ltlon, eiuem
jurgeu @eiber, periibtcn Otorbes bingerid)ttt.
Ser 0toro mar ole 6olge etnes Dlmd] Giierinft
Derurad)ten StreiteS. Sin meiBeS Sraltct-
simmer, peldDes iomobI init Den NtuIatten,
mic nit Sulon llmgaIg piog, iolt ais Dit
ld)u!Ni9e proSeiirt peroen.
Gbarlef on, S.=9., lG. s(prjl. - Sm.
g. Satts, ueld)er eiueu gelpiisn Stepben ".
8uib am letten 9SetluadtS 9lbenOe gelegeut=
lid eines 5anspergnii9cns ermorbete, Wuroe
beute Ill SarnlpeQ, S.z@., gehdn9t. Seiu
@erid wlrOc Onrh oen Sail gebrOhen nnD CT
itorb obue lan9en 5cpcsfanpi.
@oloert, Ger, lG, april. - Der 9leger
Sill 2Salter, Der Ni0rOe tiites gretie3, gfd-
mems @onrot, iiihntc heute lem Serbrcden
am @aiaeu. 81 iagte auf Dem Sdlaffote, CT
iei iiberseugt, NaB er rnidt sur o0lle fabren.
ionbcrn Id)nurinadS in Den pinnlel iliegen
piirpe." SiiuftauIenO WeuiGeu mobntclt Der
SoinridtlluQ bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
Sic &Gm6erbasoe itt %senufDiua
stScu

9teaOing, 8snlli., l6. 2lprjl. - geUi5
0tobinIon, Elm junger 6armer 81 loonepbroof,
Gbelter @oulltp, mn Sobn eiues reid,eu
@jrnnobeiitus, 1T ais nlutbmaBlicber Saupt=
maun Der Rduberbanoe, nclde in ser beuad
barten G'ege1lS ibr llmueien treibt, psrboftet
nnO unter $1,000 Siir9idlaft gclteut mOroen.
3pci gSaqenlaoun9e1 geitoblener SaAen iuurz
Den in &obinion's ssobnnng aufgefllnosn,
unn Der 4ngetlagte loa arBu6enl eine OfaIle
anberer Gegenitdnoe StbufS @afantcs mad
9ieu=YorI gclfidt baben. Jtobinlon hat ieille
Shulb eingeltanceu. Sin geitobIentS Stitd
SeiDe, aus pelhem ii9 elHe 6rau ein Sletp
MAIDEN lieB, fiibrte 5u ietner &erbaitlug, III.
beiien muBte Die junge 6rau 9idltS BON ben
llmtrieben hires Mau1sS, Ntau hoTit, Die
iibrigen MitglieOer Der Sanoe III ben na1iteH
3aQcu binQfelt III MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
Gin entse,foisener setb,fm Srser.

Dtontreal, Gue., l6. stprii. - 9tatha,
mel geeaper aus Chicago, ein ebenlaliger Sifis
sier Der 8lnbesarnee, beging seifern friib tm
ySttdlpa 9otel" Selbltmorp, tnoem er etle
9oiis 2lrieltf eillnabm unb iid) Johann eilc
Sugel burh oas 6ers ld]oB. @r unglrte nil
her olS Sud)fiibrer III Dem @tabltiielnent Der
SS. aisr. Iamiop & S6bne unO mar einIt
en reid)er Dtann. Seine SSittpe uno iein
Sino, peld)e i'm ieit Slpei 5abren ntdt gelehel
batten, trafen ! Stllnoe naf Ieinem &oOe
bier EN-, mo man iiirdtet, baB Die Srau iii
6olge per llnerwarteten 5ranerbotlfaft wa9tz
iiriig mroen ptro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
Scr 8esou,arft.

gtem Dorf, 10. 2tpril. SOt9enoes iine
bic SdlmBnptiruuasu: @eO 6 iahrlttI,
1852 pro Sag. Stsrtin9 @edliel 4.S44E4.05
aui 60 Gage, 4.894-4 .89i aui Sidn. Sun-
pes- Obligationsu: l8s1er 105s, uei,e Siinier
103g, reilc 4LpreS. 1888, 90. 4-pro,, 1869,
Dill. Sci. 3.65er 92. 2iftlen: yteiu .yorfsr
Gentral 1901, Grts 42&, eafeSbore 1861, 5aI-
npiie@ennal 1054, BittsbHra tllf, &hicago'
Nortbmeitsrr 94s, DO, 8riorltdteg 1888, Rof-
eSslano 1870, @eitern luton Gsl. 1853, Jte.uz
sSerieper Central 784. llaterid,atants= Sllan;
@oto $l02, POP ,196: @ouraat S5,9l ,:s22.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
Ierusifd,te SepeiGen aus Wetp.
glDrf.

9iew Dorf, 1G. aprif. - 9lls Der sSil=
,pilter vi, JtoIeuberg geiterlt Dtorgen nnl
!lbr ieinen yaben lfr. 800, 9anailtraBe, hetrat,
farb CT Die @eblpinOc offen. unb beilabe Seren
sanSer Snbalt mar peri9munben. Gin Slid
Ill Die Siuterltube geniigte, I'M ihm Su ;eigen,
baB Gtnbreher im &aben gehauit batten, beim
;,pei Ylanfsn beS Slbbobeus ber t5interitube
maren pc9gertfem, litp Der Subbooen mar nit
leeren @tllS beIireut. 5n etller @dc ldgen giu>
breder,perfSeuge, beren iid) bic 0icbe bebient
tattsu. Sielelben paren allem 9lnidletue nad)
bon 9m. / SbonpioninoBe, ans ill Sen Aeller
gebruuaeu, batten Die Sretter bcs SuBbooeus
Der 9ioisnberg' iden 6tuterituhe, wsldle Die
Sscfe Ses Sellers bilpen, in Die Soobe aeboben
ullb lparen 10 in Die Stube gelai1gt. Sie bobr=
tell iiber unb Inter Dem Sd,lolle Der Spinbe
sirsi 2Gd)tr, blIrd, welde lie mittellt oabels oen
Riegel suriifidobeit ilno 10 Die Sbiire 0fTIleteu.
sic erbeutetsn 100 golbeue unO ltlberne ubren,
Sialnantri1lge, ? Paar Oianailt= Sbrriltge,
. @arnitlnen Siamantfn6pfd)eit, 80 Setttil,
500 6irge, 25 Baar arnlbdnoer, 80 Baar
Sbrrin9e, II iilberne Tingerbiite II. ]. no., inl
@ansen etlleil 9Strtb bon $4,000 reprGientrenb.
Die Spitbubeh cntfernten id) auf benlielben
gSege, auf Dem iie gefonnten. Capt 8prucs
bat ben @ehempoliSliten Sing nit Iuipitrung
Ger 0iebe uith Der geltoblsHen Saden betraut.
- Gam. Smiln, Il Sabre alt uno Elm SOfs
tep ron Ytpfeilior. melder ill letten 0erblte
ireiipillis ols 3elge gegen ben ais 6dlider al
Qetlagten 9baS. Srodpap anftrat ll.lO leitoet
IN ,3eugenbait gebalten iullroe, ob!don grod>
man id)on Dor eiuiger 3eit entlalien poroen tit,
eutiprang ipdbreno Der letten Had)t aus benz
rSonie of Detention" itbem er oas Sitter bes
2adlienIters our6la9te uHo pon oenl Sad)e anf
ble Stro6e birabfletterte. q murOe bsute iriib
inoeiien nab Dersm,ifttten1 gSiosrltarDe iuieoer
feiiaenommen nm III lid)eren @e,uabrlam ge=
braht.
= Die Oampfer ,,Strauto@ Don 6nd uno
ySeBarabia" bon WtittsltleerhdIsn fiI,o auge-
fomlnen.
- 3bos. Gouonalt mnroe aeitern iot9en
1alidmiinserei bier nerhaftet uno in Grmai1-
sinng bon $25co SiirglHait benz @efdnsniiie
Gba,pielerl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
strnset,pS,,hsr I'M sssn,n,i,,o

@bepeune, 9Sp.t l6. lprtl. - 6itnf
SrGilinge entiprangen luGhrenb Ger leBten
9&odJe ans bem 3ubtbauie unb treiben iidl
jett ais SnoBenrduber allf Dem 9Sege slpild)eu
Sort Tettermau uub 9tOd- Greef berum. Sor=
9sitern bielten lie Die iiOlid gebeuOe 9oitf1tite
aus Sort Tctterman an, nahulen Den Paiiagie-
rem QSaiIen uEo @elo ab ullo entieruteu it'd
nit ben utcr Sieroen Der Srtldle. Sit bebaH>
bclen ibrigens Die Yaiiagiere leDr h0fliA nHo
riihrtCu bie Eoi1iGde uidlt all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17

Stn9bamptou, 9t.2., 10. 4prIl. -
Sine 9speldle altS Yoolspilte, N,<D., meloet,
boB Sanles Sotion neltte 9lbeno bon ielnem
SobHe @GarleS gei6Ofen mo lpabrifei1lid)
tGbtlih perlpunbet luurOe. Der Sbdter muroe
III S1nbbaypapille uadD perSmeifeltem SStoec-
ilanbe perbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-17
Grants Hsidfsar.

Cairo, ST., Is. 9lpril. = G5enerll Grant
fam I'M lthr helIre Nadlulitta9 bier all, uno
eir aus 2000 Yerlolieu beltehsrDer 3ug CAB
linn oas G'eleits nad) einer I'M 5nHcren oT
Staot errld)teten Sribiine, no Ole Gn1pfangS=
@erempnie'n por iidl atagsu. Der @rzBrdii-
bent miro um . llbr ulorgen nib auT eineal
@rtra,u9e nafl Bloomington lueiter retlsu.
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er. Gbalmers' Nctlttnftttr

llrirt 9D&pepiIet Ntl9rdne, Sldbluft, Sob
brelneu lu0 alle Qeihen, Die ltnoronltngen i'm
Wia9cu entTatnmen. Sci gitpentrautbeitsn
1T iie ems Der btIten Niittel, ba iic iOfortige
giuoeruug id)ailt unO in tltr5tr 3eit tleilun9
betpjrtt 4ireis 81 Die 6iaidc. 3u beben bei
Setb g. 9aHce gir. 108, 2Seii- Saltlmores
Sh0Be. Q2)
Eay Yerind)e etnmal Qance'S @aar,
&ieocr eriteiIcr. Gr Oeroidt bitnnes.
6Qor, brinqt oic alte fSorbe ;uriid, 1T cir eie.
aautes Goiicttenmittsl imo beilt SopigrinO uns
Sopibaut=3nde Yrcis 81, 81 6aben bel
0etb g. 3auce gir. 1o8, gSelt Baltt,.
nloreliraRe. I6)
Essg~ gScrluhe etumal SGHce'S Saar-
9Sieberaerteller. @r pepldt oiiIIieA
6Qar, bringt bic afte 6orbe ,Iriid, 1T ciH elt@
qantca Got'tu2umittel unb Seiit &Opigrlrto uilS
Sopfbaut-liuden. 8reiS 81. Sci Seth ..
pan G. SIR. iOS. $3.50 9altimcreitraBe.
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WiehnGrffe.

Ct. 9ouis, 16. April. : Ntt6pist
bic 3uiubr belief iidl auf 900, Serienbnn9
2GC0; Sie Yrsiis pariirteii swilden $3.50 nno
81 .90.-S1aaie: 3ifuhr 100, Scrlenbun9
2O0; Serfdlfe sn $4.50-S6 90. .-Sbweins:
3uiibr 460O, Serienoung 5000; Satanfe ,n
S4.1C-S4.50.
Chicago, 16. april : 9as n0ropelss
Sollrral" entbdlt 6olaenOes: Stmetne -3uz
fubr Is 900, 9erlenpnng 5000; Ntarft nlGBia
baiebt; sen,ild3te Qualitdt $500 -S4.25,
bsilere Sorten 81. .40-$4.60, nlittelmGBige DO.
$4.1C- S4.25.-9 9iinbpieh: ;3uiutr 1000, Ser
lenSur9 $500; Martt id)loB rnbig; 8srfdnie ,u
$2.0o-$5.35. - 9haaie. .3ufnhr 1000, Ser
isnbuu9 1900; Bertanie su $4.O0 $3.50.
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aapec'S 0aorwteoercrscttaeg

peri16ncrt un6 regt Oen SaarDudS an ans
brnat raides 2SoG3Stbum bernor. @vaHcsii
6aare 9ibt er ieige natiirlidle 6arbe pieoer.
ST 1T uidt flsbri3, ionoen iauber nnO anse
nebnl; in Der gaat eiu aritotrotiitbes Soilas
talt= YrGparat. grcis 81 8ei Setb 8.
6ance gar. 10S, gSeit- 8aittaiOrciIraBe, -
habeH. (5l
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Getroaene @eriiGeranas 6eiel,
Sft1efteu.

Sbeeling, 8. @Sirg., Is. 2pril. l.-0aTu.
5leObalp, ell SeriidsiungS aaent 81 S;aaue,
O., trat Dor einiser 3eit cine Jteiie -anseblid)
su @eid)GftSSlueter = an ullo febrte nibt pie=
Der suriid. galb naf leiner abrsiIe luuroen
Geriid]te laut, nad ipelhen er getriisareiel Der.
ibt baben iollte, nub cine lluteriubuug iuitrOe
eingeieitet, ipel6e Dem &erltebmeu mad, 10 ulsl
ifpn ergeber bat, oaB IN ieiuen 6ef)nnngtn
nit SEN ,,GoNnl-" uno yQusetl= Geriiternngs-
@eieaibaiten" Elm 9efiSit bon S600-s7o0
eriltirt. Die Q9enten auoersr 9eieul1aiten
fino bier anaefomner uno tueroen 'oiortllnterz
ln6ungen einleiten. 2beobalo's auicittbaltss
nrt in uubefaurtt,