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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1880-05-16

Our vol known townsrnan, NJ. II.
Miller, himself to-day, u
candidate before the Democratic Cou.
vention. for the Office of County Clerk
of Elko county.
SIr. Miller is n gentleman well quail
fed for the position TO which hc Gspircs;
OF irrrproachsblc character, and a con.
sistcut Democrat. As Deputy County
Treasurer under John l.. Bradley. he
became fnvorably known to many Of IL
citizens OF the county. and as Deputy
Assessor under II. V. SIuulriI, las.
yeHt-" position which he still holds
his acqndiuiHn,c in the couliy has be-.
come still more widely extended. Those
who know tue M'Jor longest, like him
best, which il conclusive cyIicncc of
the prim" quality Of the material of
which IA" is CONSTRUCTED. anl should he
succeed in securing Tia" nomination and
election, We feel nnrrautel in saying hat
the people Of thu comfy will urver h ,vc
reason 10 regret making him th,i.
choice.
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IkaImaRuadI.

Il Mr. A. p. Flack. who has been out
here on visit TO his brother Judge Flack,
returned to his home at Lcayenworth,
by the train Saturday.
Five ears OF soldiers from New York
and Columbus, Ohio. under CAPTAIN
Markely. were passengers by the West
bound train this morning. bound for
Arizona 81
DR.. Mcigs proposes to star. on a ten
days visit 10 the bay by the train to.
morrow. and after his return. will make
a two or three months trip to the Eastern
States. DIR. Huntington will take
charge Of his practice here, during his
absence.
Mrs. DIR. G. J.. Lucas and Mrs. Stan.
ley liigsby, will start for the East by the
train this evening. The former We I'M
derstaud returns to her old home in
Illinois, with the view Of remaining.
The latter visits her relatives in Iowa
HHN 'AINShS W OC hOstuh aOOul SlA
weeks.
Ben Rcinhart, who has been in San
Francisco for several weeks past, re-
turned by the train last evening. He
bas been engaged in selecting n large
stock Of the latest styles OF dress goods,
clothing, etc, for the dry goods depart.
meut of the firm. and has also pur-
chased heavy supplies FOR the grocery
branch OF the establishment.
COMMISSIONS Holmes, of Carlin.
accompanied by his wife,rasscd through
by the train last evening. They are
going III visit 10 the State Of Maine.
Mr.. Holmes native State. He will
return in ahou. six weeks, Ju. Mrs.
Holmes, whose health i not good. will
probably remain in the Last during the
Summer, i! the change is found to be
beneficial.
The second shipment OF six bars of
Grand Prize bullion since las, Friday,
was received at tho Office Of Wells.
Fargo K Co.. by the stage from the
North last evening. The shipment OF
Saturday last With That Of last evening,
aggregates twelve hairs, the value Of
which is S13.JsS 80. The stage las,
evening. also brought from Smith.
Woodruff X Eunor, one bar vSued at
SlGG %.
L. l.. I:iIelow. J.. Ii. Rand, J. Il.
Moore aud J.. \. Littlchyld. of the del.
cguiiou ofuiue elected a. the Republican
Convention held here, saturday. to rep
rc>rut t3" party in the Safe Convention
held in Austin, to day. departed for the
Capital OF Lauder by the train yesterday
morning. Il was expected that Lsw
T'shpirn. " .mbcr cleo, from Carlim.
would accom- my them from that pI,c-,
hut We understood Tia. h. WIS unable
to do 40.
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tFrorn Thursday. Daily
AalmnEundI.

W. II. Enuor departed by stage Tor
Tuscarora, this morning.
A Car load Of baibed wife for fencing
has just beet, received from the Eas, by
John Ainley.
A car load OF general merchandise for
the merchants OF this place. arrived
from the Bay this morning.
Charley Leach now holds the position
Of foreman of the Grand Central mine
at Tombstone District. AriioHa.p
e. Williams of Gold Hill, J. u. Mcofs
OF Ruby Valley and T. S. Porch o!
Huntington Valley. are registered at
the Depot Hotel to-day. 90
The Elko Base Ball Club are prepar-
cd to accept challenges from any nine in
the county. Communications should DO
addressed to J. NJ. Rogers, Secretary,
Elko Base Ball Club:
A. V. Lancaster who came down ftom
ruscarora to meet his wife, son aud
mother-in-law who wero returning from
a visit to their old home in the East.
started for home by private convey
ance, with tho family, this morning:
A car load of mining machinery com.
prising engine. boiler aud hosting
works, arrived here from San Francisco,
yesterday, for the Enterprise Mining
Company at Z .ilroad District. Super.
intcnient Roulstoue evidently means
business.
The wife aud mother OF Mr.. c.. T..
Gooding. OF the firm of Brown & Good
ing arrived here yesterday from their
late home in Greenvile, Michigan. The
elder lady is also the mother Of Mrs. Il.
II. liigelow, and n sister Of our old
townsman ii. ID. Harroun. The meet
ing of the close relatives was, OF course,
a joyous one. after u long period Of sep
a%ration, and our society will receive the
agreeable addition Of two more ladies
to its circle. The ladies mentioned
were accompanied on their journey yes:
by quite a colony of well!to do friends
and neighbors who were on their way to
Oregon where they had purchased lands
and are going to permanently settle.
The thrilling adventures anil remark
able exploits of an Elko party OF marine
hunters, last Sunday, as related by an
enthased spectator whose PASTORAL pro-
ciivities led him along the banks of the
mean irrinE Humboldt. about that time,
would elaborately adOrn Il tale q mile
III length. The fantastic fishing for
frogs and the dextcrous div
ing for ducks are enumerated n
among the least notable of the aero
batic performances of the party.
1t is confidently alleged by the bes
canine authorities that Elko is favored
with the finest breed Of water dogs,
perhaps in the State. THE fighting
editor Of this paper has immured him.
self in the fastnesses Of the contiguous
mountains to III with nature
i'll its MOS. savage aspect, for a period Of
four weeks; until the expiration Of which
time no pugilist need apply.1
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Rev: Grorsa 4: III ,y.f. SaaIi OF SIT:
zsn OF this Si,faiiy sroaG 10 sTsfyy one
AS s most ~iutiaehtiar Siu,4n; sinnt ChiiS-
tian member Of TIE u. E: 6Gafch JUST
this moment stopped Ia Dur store 10
say, 81 wish tSetyBody 10 Know ihat I
consider tlia, bo,H miiiyseif ani vita oSs
our lives 10 shiioI's Consumption
Care" It is having a trsui ,ni.iods sale
over our counters anil is giving perfect
satisfaction in all cases of Lung Dfk:
eases. such Us uothihg else has fGnc:
BotErcS. Ind. May 10. is7s.
Drs. MErcnsFr > FsGSScE:
Sold by r. /: Muiltt. Druggist. Eak8;
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IRnlnnEundI.


Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows. to-
night.
Z. II. Griswold was married TO Mrs.
Belle Kneisly by Rev. Il. McCulloch.
this evening.
Rev. George Jennings will hold reg.
THAR services at Freeman Hall. morning
and evening. tomorrow. rs usual.
Persons interested In base. ball matters
are requested to meet at Freeman hall
tonight to form q permanent orgauisa-
ton.
The Nevada Central Railway has fixed
the fare Mt half rates for delegates to
the Republican State Convention, to be
held at Austin. May llth. Representa-,
tives Of the press, free.
Delegates to the Republican County
Conventioy to-day, were as thick npon
the streets as fiddlers ARE said TO be
within that emerald oasis in Pluto's do
minions, set apaft for their special
accommodations.
Divine services ut the Church Sunday
morning and evening. Sabbath School
at 1890. The subject Of the discourse
In the morning will he Christ Seeking
the Lost SheepI'' in the evening the
Pastor will give tho second Lecture on
Religion. All are cordially invited.
DIR. 5essnp is the most accomplished
dentist who has ever visited Elko. and
is furnishing evidences Of his skill In
that profession every day, at his Office
in the Depot Hotel. Those who would
secure tho most artistic work in his line
will not fail to call upon him ut AN
early day.
The S,HtiHci says Mr.. James Doy'c OF
Hamilton, who has been Attending
school u, the State University at Elko.
came up W sdu,s dnY nigh, nnd will pro
coed to White Pine this morning. lie
speaks Ia high terms OF the University,
aud all of the teachers AMI officers con
nccted herewith.
Mr.. Schmolz. II thoroughly 'compcs
tent assayor, has just opened an ns,Iy
"fice in Jucoh .~AleXaudrr's bu.ldiu. on
Main street. "md persons wishing to
t"s: ores can now be- accommodated ut
~ moments notice. NJ further ncccs
sity for sending away Tor nccur lie rs
says. See SrhmulE " Co.'S "ad.'
under the head Of "mcw to day"
Tho BiarAsmIIh', Dream il still ON
exhibition at the tent near the Hum
bolJt saloon, and ns it will probably
soon move on again. all who have not
yet Don" So, should nvuil items lees Of
IA" rhnmcc to sec this most wonderful
mad ingenious piece Of mychuni1m ut :
o'clock this evening. At viii Ia tame the
opportunity will be oucc moro all .rLrd.
1t only costs = bit ana is Will worth SIX
Oi en-.
Murry Dnnhnm has fitted mp his
Photographic gallery ia a style far su.
r"rl"r TO anything Of its chum2trr ever
before in this place. and Is therefore
enabled to now cIrrol al former ci.pi,s
IN the hu" Of photography, III this sec.
ti"m. Ills ability rs AL artist is con-
c"-drh {" Tee second 10 n"u", aud now,
backed 10y ;L.s electorate pnr"phornaIin,
h" j. producing = class Of riciuTrs IN
cIualvd IN both beauty aud finish.
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n nm unItIOn,

Powder, Shot, Cartridges. Shells,
Walls, Gun md Pistol Tubes, Caps.
Primers, NcloHding Tools Moulds,
Springs, Sights. Flasks, Sowing Ma.
chine Oil aud Shoe Polish. Loaded
Shot Cartridges always on hand; also
Canned Fruit, Fresh Crackers and
Cakes. Puro Spices, Extracts. Candies,
Nuts. Tobacco, otc.. Mt lowest Cash
prices and Best quality Guaranteed at
W. A. JScRsos's,
Next door TO P~ostoricc.
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The contract To- repair AMI pat in
good condition. ia t portion Of th" road
e. l|iIIlrua District between this place
mud thv crossing VI South Fork. nmd to
crt IL mcS roII according 10 spgciicr-
tioms, through tie cnny"u Along that
stream to it's Junction with Dixie creek,
has been let TO John Spence. Tho
principal punt Of he frriRhuug over the
rontc being done 10y Mr.. Spln,c, he
naturally feels II lively interest ia hay.
ing II made Il good road for heavy teams,
as quickly us 90 ,,.bI,. aud or these
TGsnm-, the principal Subscribers to the
iUnd raised :pr .hc purpose. both hero
nal ut Builiou, recommended Mr.
Sperrr rs tho mos: rroptr person to
contact with. IL" i, a man Of we'll
known energy aud experience in road
matt ~, aud hts furnished bonds in
the sun Of -, uI1 !or the satisfactory
comp!rtiu" OF the contract within the
next four wuris.
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lFrom Wednesday. D.ily.I
9TGlHsn,mnInnai.l

HnimnSunoi.
Uniform drill to. night.
A. ]. Pinksione, agent for the Record.
Union. is cauyassing for that journal in
town. to day.
Mrs. DR.. Lucas ard Mrs Stanley
Rigsby, departed Eastward by the train
this morning.
DR.. ]. J. Meiss aud District attorney
j. W. Dorsey, started for the Bay by the
train this morning.
Billy Van Dreilen's condition con.
tinucs 10 improve with the chances
largely In favor Of his recovery. Youth.
and a tough constitution. giH tell.
f. F. Marx nhd wife leave here in the
course Of n few days, for Idaho, in
which Territor: they propose to pass
several months. Mr.. Marx goes out in
the interest Of San Francisco mining
men.
We arc requested to announce that n
lecture will be delivered aud a prayer
meeting held Mt the church tonight.
shall we 20 to the Wedding" will be
the subject OF the lecture. after which
there will he practice in singing. The
public is cordially invited.
Remnant * Co. have just received
from the East, n car load of the cele-
bTated Salvador" beer, manufactured
by Weiss Il Co., Chicago. 1t is one Of
tho popular brands OF bottled lager aud
is now being dispensed at The bar at
the Depot Hotel. Styp in and try it.
Rev. DIR. FIX, Of Gan Francisco. and
Rev. Mr.. ESHe:t, Of San Jose, were pas.
sonSrrs for the east by the train las.
evening. They are on their way :, the
General Assembly, which conv,nes at
Madison. Wisconsin, on the 18th instant
and will remain in session about 10
days. Mr.. Egbyrt, with whom many Of
our citizens are acquainted proposes to
stop over here Oh his return.
W. q. Gibbs, who in company with
u. c. Robichau left her for Tombstone,
Arizona. early last Winter. came up
from the west by tho train Sunday and
continued on to Wells last evening.
The brightning prospects at Spruce.
mont, in which camp he has consider.
able Interests. is probably the occasion
Of his present pilgrimage. D.. Kohlrr
aud VI. c. Robichau have returned to
Tombstone.
John II. Bacon, of Mountain City,
h2s been in town a couple Of d ,ys, and
II Is runorcd that the object OF his mis-.
sion Is the procurement Of the ntces.
sury credentials for the establishment
Of ia" /. 0. q. L. at the ABOVE mention.
al city, 10 be Iun ia connection with
the SUNDAY School of which he is now
superintendent. The austere gravity
Of the present Bacon renders it difficult
for the boon companions Of the former
uproariouS John, to recognize his iudi.
Siduulity.
Mr.. 4. Burgoyne, OF Mound Valley,
came in FROM his ranch Monday even.
lug. reaching here a little before dark,
aud then discovered tina; his purse con
tanning something over n huadred dol.
lars. principally coin. was missing.
Starting out at daylight the following
morning., he travcrsed the roate tavelcd
the day IuiUre, n distance Of fourteen
miles, when he found the purse-n
homemade buckskin oue-Avhich con-
tanned, however, some ninety odd dol.
lars. only. WHAT'S boihcrinG Burgoyne
Is how to account for the missing $l5.
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PresbS terrain Church.

Divine services will DO hold us usual
both morning and evening at the
Presbyterian Church Subject Of
tho sermon in tho morning will be
The Measures Of Humanity" In the
evening the Pastor will give the third
lecture on religion; subject "Thc Object
of Religion" Seats free. AIN nre
cordially invited.
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a number Of orr yonng mon interested
IN ball matters, met at Freeman Hall,
Saturday evening for tho purpose Of
pcriecting tho organization Of a club.
The following officers were elected:
President, J. V. Lowell; Secretary. J..
VI. Rogers, Treasurer, +. G.. Jcssur.
Another meeting Is called for this oven.
ing, Mt which n First and Second nine
will be chosen, AMI Captains elected
for same.
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PROFESSOR J. +. BURNEr has opened n
School of Fine Arts, snuth Of the Depot
Hotel, where penmnnship, drawing and
painting will be taught in n thorough
aud proficient Oil and de-
faced photographs enlarged to any
sizes and made clear and distinct. Mr..
Burner makes tho painting Of portraits
u specially.
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Ono Of the most refreshing snow
storms OF the season set in carly last
evening, continued through the night.
and continued to spread it's mantle Of
moisture over all until 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
to. day. 1t has already disappeared
from the streets, but tho surrounding
hills are still heavily clothed in Win.
tcr's livery.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..
sir Ashley Coopcr's Vital Rcstora-

sir Ashley Coopcr's Vital I~sestora-
tive.
The great English remody-has made
more cures OF Nervous Debility, Semi
nal Weakness, Lost Menhood. noctur.
nal emissions, lrssitude, inability for
mental labor, dependency aud such
diseases as are induced by youthful
follios and ercosses, than all other
medicines combined. Why will you
suffer? Send to A. Il. Mintie, NJ. D.,
No. ii Kcarncy street, San Francisco,
for the Restorative and be cured. Price
So per bottle. Four times the quantity
$40. Try n bottle. DR.. fintie treats
all private diseases successfully with
ont mercury.
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TitS delegates elected from Humboldt
county 10 the Democratic State Convcn.
ton to he held at Winncmucca. are
Thomas Sbonc. S. u. Hughes. J. G.
Fall, c. &. Biles aud Robert O'Neil.
Delegates elect from Lauder arc Henry
Mnycnblum, W. j. Dyer, J.. J. Nolan
and j.. 4. Uuutsman.
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Tint in This town thcro aro scores Of
persons passing our store every day
whose lives arc male miserable by In
digestion, Dyspepsia. Sour aul dis.
tresacd Stomach, Livcr Compliant. Con.
Htipa'ion etc. when for Is cents wc will
sell them Shiloh's V~italizcr. guaranteed
to cure them. Sold 10y Il. +. Muller,
druggist BlkO. Nevada.
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\. Eiscubach, San Francisco.
y. j. Pinkstonc. Sacramento.
j. Mcleod, do
w. \. Wore, Indiana.
i. l.. wore, do
Rev. j. j. Cullen, Reno.
Geo. Parker, Ruby.
Jas. Boyden. California.
Samuel Boyden, do
IL. A. Narncll, Chicago.
Thos. Ransom. Ruby.
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Tho Democrats Of Turcnrora nro
unanimous for Tildcn, That's tho
exact party complexion throughout the
State. and will in all human probability,
hc found TO reflect tho viows Of n very
largo majority Of all tho balance.
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The following il list Of letters re-.
mining IN the Elku Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday, May 8,
1880:
Corners Tobius rite Peter
McBreon James Murphy Isaac
Smith Mrs Kate q Smith Joseph z
Stafford w VI
q. W. HON., L. NJ.
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A horse roloo will take place nj Cox
and Hunters corral on. Snsio Creek,
next Monday, Mny 18th. Stock men
having horses running at largo in this
part Of the county, are requested to DO
upon tho ground at tho time aud place
above mentioned.
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InirI Arrivals.

A. 4. Cummings. Tuscnrorn.
IL W. Coffin. san Francisco.
G. A. Wiley, Willow Crock.
John H.. Taylor, Montana.
j. X. Williams. -
G.. X. Hank. iInllcck.
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W. will furnish, for cash only. In lots
TO suit the trade. @. Conrad's cello.
hrated ST. Louis Budweiser beer. In
barrels containing @ dozen bottles, nj
SO 90 per barrel.
II HEcKulRr & FEoELIcu,
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From Fridays Daily.

The Meeting last Night.
There was n liberal Attendance at the
meeting called ut the Courthouse last
night, Notwithstanding the snow-storm.
The object of the assembling was to
arrange for the proper celebration OF
the coming 18th of July, in EIko, and
from the interest manifested in the pro-
ccedings, on the part of our citizens. it
is clear that tho movement meets with
n hearty Endorsement. The meeting
was organized b. electing Prof. w. G.
Dovey, Chairman and S. s. Sears,
Secretary, and after a general inter.
change of ideas with regard TO the sue.
jcct OF the celebration, it was resolved
to appoint n committee on finance TO
solicit subscriptions to a 4th Of July
fund, and committee OF arrangements.
The committee on finance, selected,
consists Of aI.ssrs. NJ. =. Freeman, b.
Roinhart and John Aiulcy.
The committee Of arrangements is
composed Of the following named citi-
zens j. +. EioT, Richard Dorsey. c..
c. Werner, John HiLbets. II. VI. Grant,
j.. ID. Fitch. Il. II. Digclow, V. c. Bart.
lett, o. J.. Green. l. T.. Morgan, Walter
Chase. James Clark, J. Roscnstock,
Dudley Sale and T. y. Stone.
The fact that the ith falls upon Sum
day this year rnised n discussion rs to
whether the SRI or 9Th of July should
be selected for the celebration, but the
question, with all other matters con.
nected herewith. was fl ally referred TO
the general committee. which Is 10 re-
ro't Mt n meeting in the Court house
two weeks hence, to which time an ad.
jOrrnmcut vas taken.
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No I~Dereptr6r Used:

It is strange 50 many fsobtS viii
continue TO suTyf diy after da} &itl
dyspepsia; liver Complaint. constipation:
sour stomach, general dctiiity: wh-H
they they eau procure at MY store SIT:
loh's v~italiz"r, free Of cost II il daes
not cure or relieve them. Price 5
Cents, Sold by F. F.. Multer. Drns:
gist:
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WIN. Van Dreilcn, who for several
days pnst has been dangerously i'll with
pneumonia. Is We are glad 10 announce,
slightly improving, with a fair chance
OF ultimate recovery.
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TnE most Popular and fragrant per.
furuc OF tho day lttckmctiCk " try IL.
Sold by I. +. MullNr. Druysi6t, Eiko,
Sc9adr.
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Fon lame back, side or CHEST uso shi
loh's Porous Plnster. Price. rs cents.
Sold by +. +. Muller, Druggist, Eiko;
NovHda.
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G. +. MCGLAsuAS has sold his inter.
est in tho Truckeo Rpujheda, 70 Il. J..
Watson, State Senator from Nevada
county.
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Democratic Committee Meeting.
Tho Comfy Democratic Central Com.
mittoc Meeting will take place as nd.
vcrtiscd, Tomorrow. nj | o'clock r. 81
at tho Court. hon 20.
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Arr.INnIa.

Last evening by stage from Tao North
I. W. Huntington, J. Trcwclla. NJ.
Trowella aud Jas. Barton.
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II0tci. Arrivals.


James Bnrklcy. Tuscnrora.
J. Trcwollh. do
NJ. Trowolla, do
j. II. Moore, Ruby.
y. Truscoti. Chicago.
W. n. Cotant, TIallcck.
j.. II. Hadloy, Corinno.
John A. Palmer, Carlin.
A. O. Hall. do
Thos. Holmes. do
A. 3. Lonslcy, do
l.. l.. Sci,z, Goose Patch.
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a LARGE invoice Of the celebrated
Whit" u Whisky just received at the
Tern ''llo,ny
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Dcnnrtnrra.

by stage for tho North this morning
IL. L. Doynton, II. ID. Roberts, s.
Trnscott and w. =. Hillman.
For Railroad Dislrict-John Walters,
Mark Manley aud q. ". Banks.
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Fnrsn l. stern Poultry on hand and
for Hale Al tho { ,m Rcstniragt.