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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-09-25
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A carload Of general merchandise.
arrived yesterday for 3. RsiDhart 4 Co.
Judge Mayhush returned from hi.
flying TIP to Mountain City las, even
ing.
Twelve thousand pounds Of copper
bullion arrived from Railroad District
yesterday.
Barley HArrell shipped eight carloads
Of cattle end three Of mules TO San
Francisco yesterday.
H. G. Weston. Superintendent OF tho
Amy Weston mine at Lone Mountain,
was in town yesterday.
ThreshinG among the farmers is in
full blast. and new grain will be in the
market by the FIRST Of the month.
We arc informed by Mr.. Jane ca Davis
that his -four mill will start up next
Monday for a three months run.
Nearly all the attaches Of this Office
being under the weather We hope the
public will excuse impertections.
The flags have been at half mast
since yesterday morning. and the Post.
office and bank closed yesterday.
County Assessor Mundell informs us
that the bullion ia, for the quarter end
ing June 80. 1881, amounts to SiO8 81.
G. G. Warner recently returned from
a trip TO the upper levels. and reports
the outlook encouraging among the
miners.
Mrs. E. II. Gtiswold. of Wells, spent
the day with her friends here yesterday,
and returned home last evening. accom-.
panied by Mrs. ]. II. Rand.
About 80, OO0ns. of freight consigned
to northern camps, remains in the ware-
house Of Warner & Co. awaiting the
arrival Of teams from T~uscarora.
DR.. Henderson received n copy Of the
Howard County Adeertiser. published at
Lafayette, Mo-, announcing the safe
arrival OF his son John at that place on
the 18th instant.
The fire this morning should Ad.
nonish our citizens to DOL we'll to their
stovepipes and see that they are proper.
~ adjusted. IAN ounco of prevention
is worth II pound OF cure"
United States Surveyor D. II. Barker
came up from Reno last evening. He
informs us hat the late attempt to
throw mrd on the public land survey In
this State has been Abandoned.
The Board Of County Commissioners
convened us a Board of Equalization
on the 10Th instant at l o~'clock-full
board present. The result Of their
labors will be given to the public as
soon as a full report con be obtained.
Officer Lane AMI ]. z. EdoF deserve
honorable mention for their efforts at
tho fire this morning, each being the
Chief Engineer OF o BabcoI Gre extin-
guisher. rendered timely service IN SUBJ
DUNG the flames.
After the glim was eGectusiiy doused
this morning We saw what We supposed
to be n tramp burdeued with q hand
organ. heading slowly toward the west.
our devil insists that It was john Lane
with y BHbcot fire eItinguisher on his
back on his way to the Gre.
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W1H1fnofoA. -. -. tosi.
TIE fcaeviGe ~ ~ hs&1
BY The Prsaidsnt % 0o taitaa ONnaaa$
whkfxAs. IA HI isstfhtaAtO NsoSsM
II has pleased G6d IL remote M g
the iiiustrious head Of tie MsaSSa.
James A. Garfield. late PfesidGus q ~
United StAtss;
AHD wzELEAs. II Il Htdne tASI ~
deep grief which nlls all hearts EAOGa1
manifest itself With ono accord - Ctu
Throne OF Infinite GrAee. ana tAAa ~
should bow before the Almighty -
seek from Him that eo~hsoiatfou In ouf
affection and that s~ancti6eation d OF
loss which He Is aba ana GiliinR 10
vouchsafeS
Nov. therefore. In obedisnSS Is \
sacred duty and In accordance Nith tie
desire OF the people. 1. Chester A. II:
thur. President OF the United Btatss Of
America. do hereby appoint MoAday
next. the Path day OF Septembef. 6k
which day the remains Of honotsd
and beloved dead will DO consigned to
their last restng place on earth. 70 ~
observed throughout thS United sts.sf
as a day of humiliation md m~oufhihsS
n 1 earnestly recommend all people
TO assemble on that day in their festaS.
i've places Of divine worship. there ~
render alike their tribute Of sorrow and
submission TO the will Of Almighty God,
mid tevefence and love for tbe memory
and character Of cur late Chief MaRis.
trate.
In witness whereof 1 have hefe6ntS
set my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to- be affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, tie
twenty-secoud day OF SeItembef in The
Year Of our Lord. 1881. and Of the In
dependence OF the United States the
one hundred aud sixth.
CnEsTER A. ARTHuE.
By the President: Jas. g. BLAME,
Secretary OF State:
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THERE hangs in tho dining.room Of
Cottingham House, Northampionshire,
England. the residence OF Hon. Mrs.
Perry. a liielike picture of the beauti.
ful Viscoutess Cullen, who married at
tho ago Of IA. her husband being l6 or
Ia. The peculiarities Of the picture Is
that tho lady is represented reclining
accompanied by a pair Of doves. IN the
happy state OF Eve just prior to tho fall.
1t hns consequently been found ex.
Pediont to provide petticoats for the
~'iscon,css in the shape Of curtains"
The great grandmother OF the fight.
ing editor OF this paper.
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0alaAwuaai.

The B0ird Of EqualIEa'ion viii his.
and report progress 10 morrow.
Many OF our bIsintas hours aptk.r
draPed In mourning to day. Better lat.
than never"
Mrs. 4. L. sherman Of odno. 40.
eonPanied the remains OF her son. DR..
Sherman. to Oakland. Cal; this morn.
ing.
We regrstto learn that our subs.au.
tial fellow citizen. Mr.. Vim. Simpson.
Is suffering from an attack Of mountain
fever.
A gentle rain commenced falling
about eight o'clock last evening, and
continued at intervals throughout III.
night.
In consequence OF Jewish HOLIDAYS
the store of Joe Rosenstock will close
this evening at 6 o'clock and remain
closed until Sunday.
The mountain tops in view from this
Office appenred In their winter satb
this morning. Tha first Of the ..beau.
tiful' .or he new winter.
John II. Shuck, manager OF an ele.
vator ut Bullion. cEnie to town last
evening; transacted some business, and
went home this morning.
The remains Of President Carl Id
will be inferred in Lake View Cemetery.
ut Cleveland. Ohio. on Tuesday next at
T. n; the President having expressed
u desire to be buried there previous to
his death.
Census bulletin No. 254, from the de-
partment at Washington. returns the
population OF Elko at 752; Teeoma, co;
ToHno. 1913; Tuscarora, 1864; Wells.
2i3; Virginia City. lO.0l7; Gold Hill,
1881; Carson City. 1927; Austin, I,G79;
Eureka. 4,2O7; Cherry Creek, SEC;
Reno. 1902.
Simeon Wenban of Cortez district
came mp from the west last evening and
returned by the express train this morn
ing. We knew Simeon in the early
days Of the Republic. when his sack
resembled n sample OF mica from the
Ruby range; but fortune smole a smile
and to-day he is n solid man financially
aud was always a gentleman.
j. Mollinelli, the man who Created a
sensation some time ago at the milk.
ranch of James Russell conducted him.
self we'll enough from that time until
this morning. About six O'Clock he
Was sent to drive in a band OF horses.
and not returning on time a man who
went out in search. found him sitting on
the horse with the index finger pointing
heaveuward. He refused to speak. take
any notice when addressed OF change
the position OF his finger. He was at
Ice brotight to town, arraigned before
the proper authorities and promptly ad.
judged insane.
The result Of the autopsy. published
in to-day's issue, establishes d few facts
that We a all clearly understand; to-
wit: That the attending physicians
knew nothing whatever OF the tr nd or
track OF the bullet. cave and except n
short distance lear the point where il
entered the bodyj thdt they possessed
no knowledge OF wlicfs the ball had
found a resting place, or what vital
organs had been injured. Also that the
instrument used, called ON indicator, to
determine the locality OF the lead was a
fraud, which may also be said of the nan
who Introduced it. The fact appears
that those learned physicians knew but
little more concerning what was going
on beneath the suriace OF the illustrious
body thnn a miner knows about the
wealth beneath the Groupings Of a new.
ly discovered prospect.
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Sudden Death.

About l o'clock p. II. 70 day this
community was startled by the an
nouncement that DR.. Sherman, who left
here in good health yesterday. was dead.
From MeSsrs. Pierce aud Thsbo, who
were in the employ of the deceased, We
learn the following particulars: About
1917 o'clock yesterday morning they
started from the ranch at Osino with
some horses, instructed by the doctor to
drive to the coal mine, situnted about
six miles west Of the ranch, saying at
the time that he would follow with a
two horse wagon. Messrs. Pierce aud
Thebo reached the rendezvous early in
the evening and camped. Expecting the
doctor to arrive they did not go to bed
until III o'clock, when, thinking he had
missed the road. they retired for tho
night. This morning, when they dis.
covered he was nowhere in sight, they
started back to the ranch, and OIL going
n short distance they found the horses
still attached to the wagon and the
doctor sitting in the seat with life ex-
tinct. DR.. Sherman was the only son
OF our esteemed citizen, Major A. L..
Sherman. Of Osino Station. and came
here about three weeks since from Ore.
gon.
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SHOULD the route at present under
examination by the managers Of the
Eureka md Colorado Railroad be adopt
ed, about forty miles Of the line will be
located in Elko county."-ELKo ISDr.
PENDENT.
What good would IL do your Eu-
reka would take II away ns soon ne the
Legislature met."-Reho Journal.
/, is some satisfaction to help n poor
nsighbor when he gets in n tight place.
The salary law has utterly ruined our
friends Of the bHso range, and a few
miles Of railroad would make but little
difference TO us.
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4 esiloAd OF wood arrived for Dr..
Hsndefson yss.srday.
Mrs.. District Attorney Kingston ar
rived from the East yesterday. tsrmin-
atins . tesf's visit among the friends Of
the family in the Mississippi valley.
Mrs. ResveS. wife Of the genial and
always courteous freight agent. left by
last evenings express for . six months
visit to her relatives IN st. Joseph, No.
Uncle Sam Dorsey says his loss by
the fre yesterday will amount to SiOO.
force OF mechanics will be pat to work
repairing the building as soon a. they
can be procured.
John Ainley received so tons Of new
grain from his ranch in Pleasant valley
yesterday. He informs US that the as-
Gregate Of wheat and barley produced
on his ranch this year will amount to
240 tons.
Tx INDEPENDENT gratefully ackuowl-
edges receipt Of complimentary ticket to
the annual fair Of the Nevada AGricul.
turAl. Mining and Mechanical Society
to be held In Reno from the 10th to the
10th Of next month. Thanks, Brothers
Fish and Chamberlain. wa will take the
matter under consideration.
Judge Mayhugh says he don't ears n
continental who shows respect 10 tho
memory OF President Garfield and who
don't. and on his own motion has
hoisted the stars and stripes, properly
drnped in mourning in front Of his
premises, and otherwise decorated the
Mayhugh mansion in o manner suitable
to the occasion.
The new town in Stafford district has
been ehristened Blackhawk. As soon as
a post Office can be established tho citi-
Gems will begin to receive mail intended
for Blackhawk in Kontana. Blackhawk
in Colorado. and BlackhAwk In u half a
dozen other States and Territories.
We regret that high sounding names {, r
ucN Samph uto NJ bCuICo III tllS Stute
that we must borrow from our neigh
borsi as il has q tendency to muddle Ito
travelling public and badly mix mails
aud femails.
When the news Of the sudden demise
OF DR.. Sherman reached town yester-
day. Undertaken Gooding was at once
dispatched to the scene of his death,
II without the fortnality OF an inques,
the body was brought to town, and now
occupies Room 81 at the Depot Hotel.
The remains have beeii taken In charge
by Elko Lodge No. Is. l.. o. o. F., the
deceased being q member Of the Order,
and will be forwarded to Oakland 10.
morrow. DR.. Meiggs examined the
body this morning. and expressed che
opinion that death resulted from disease
Of the heart! DR.. Sherman was about
forty years OF agei and has for years
been prominent physician in Oakland,
where he Leaves q wife and children,
who have the sympathy OF this CON-
munity in their great affection:
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EnreIsR a Colorado River Rail-
road.

phV
The Cherry Creek NtrI saws the
movements OF tho railroad employees In
Eastern White Pine lead to the conclu.
sion that the managers are in good faith
seeking the most eligible passes through
the mountains, having tho same sur.
veyed with complete field notes. which
arc being sent to Headquarters 70; final
action. Last Monday Superintendent
Goss. escorted by l.. X. Phillips, who IL
familiar with every mountain pass be-
tween here md Salt Like. started out,
going down the valley and turning east
by Dolly Warden and Kinsley pass
making for Deep Creek. The day fol.
lowing n corps OF engineers took the
same route. We have il on pretty good
authority that-so far as tho reports Of
the observation corps so = this is GER
tainly the route that will be recon
mouded TO the head Office for the line
OF the Eureka & Colorado River Rail.
road. aud that In duo time the road will
DO built and equipped.
We are somewhat acquainted with
the Typographical character OF the
country above mentioned, and believe
the route via Egan canyon. Cherry
Creek and thence through tho pass bo.
tween Kinslcy aud Dolly Warden
Mountains TO be tho most practicable.
." u Is certainly tho shortest route be-
sween Eureka and the Salt lake valley.
Should this route be adopted II will
open mp ono OF the best minoralizcd and
heavily timbcred districts in Eastern
Nevada aud Western Utah, and we hope
tho managers will SOC tho advantages It
possesses over all other routes.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Ben Bare, Tuscarora.
+. j.. McMahau, do
Robert Dougherty, Glasgow.
james Freeman, San Francisco.
Daniel Harris, -
w. +. Fordhnm, South Fork.
S. Strondburg, Pleasant.
Mrs. Hudson, Leadville.
]. j. Campbell, Fort HalIeck.
T. W. Pierce. -
Il. =. H~Ardesty, South Fork.
w. W. Rogers. Tuscarora.
j. L. Freeman, San Francisco.
J. Il. Rand. Bullion.
G. L. Drown, South Fork.
+. Honeyman. Glover Valley.
VIM. Wardrop. Tuscarora.
John Mentally. do.
NJ. II. Black, do.
A. V. Lancaster, do.
Mrs. Brown, do.
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The numerous Elko friends Of the
new Arm will rejoice to read the follow
Ing. which explains itself:
at the residence OF the brides father
near Salinas City. Sept. II, 1881, by
Rev. j.. s. MCGOWAN. Lafayette H..
Leonard Of Elko. New, to Miss Mary E..
Lisk. OF Salinas"
'Thou hast taken her In gladncss,
From the affairs holy SHRINE
oh, rc,hcmbcr in her sadness,
She Il thlnc-and only thine
NY all thy treasured hopes uf Heaven.
When jndginc nt Its In tcrrofs wild,
And as thou hope TO he forgiven
Deal gently with thst muthcricss child"
Tho "ISDEPEsDEsr acknowledges A
bountifnl supply Of cake. liquid refresh.
ments etc.. and joins with this oommu.
nifty in wishing tho happy pair q pleas.
Ant journey down the river Of life.
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About z o'clock this morning the
residence Of Uucle Sam Dorsey, Oh
West Idaho street. was discovered 10 bu
on fire, aud for a while the handsome
cottage seemed doomed to destruction.
The FIRE caught in the roof, evidently
from q defective stovcpipe. and had
attained considerable Roadway before
discovered, but our citizens soon rallied
to tho rescue, and after n short but
decisive struggle the ilamos were sub.
dued, not, however. before Mr.. Dorsey
had sustained considerable loss. The
roof and interior walls of the two front
rooms worO entirely destroyed and the
furniture badly damaged, not so much
by the FIRE as precipitato removal. An
individual who says hs mover gets eI-
cited at a fto. in bis zeal to save prop.
erty threw a looking glass over tho
fenoo.
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.

OAnioA AuIpnyI Oh E1ailtck otAhiOns
appears on our streets this morning.
Two carloads Of general merchandise
arrived for Warner & Co. this morning.
Judge Mayhugh. with Bob Tucker.
left this morning by private conveyance
Tor Mountain City.
There are at present four pAtientsl In
the County Hospital, and four impa-
tients in the County Jail.
Gabriel Cohn came down from Tus.
carora last evening and boarded tho
Eastbound express for Zion.
The old town OF Austin. which SO
long escaped. wns night before last
visited by = very destructive fire.
Billy Fordham came in from his ranch
At South Fork last evening, and report q
harvesting about over in that region.
Our old friend Pete Lowell for 90
years boss OF repairs for the various
telegraph companies in this State came
4p from the west to. day.
The usual services will be held at the
Presbyterian Church to morrow AT IL
o'clock A. N. and g, p. n. The Rev.
Mr.. Beard is a very earnest aud elo.
quent divine. Go and hear him.
Old DoreRs. who has been of on a
ticket of.leave for several days, is on
tho rampage again this morning, and IA
procession Of old clothes. paper, dust.
ETC.. occupied four hours in passing this
Office.
In conversation with some Of our
leading merchants to day We learned
that the Spring and Summer traie for
tho year has been all, or even more.
than they had reason to expect, and in
consequence a much larger stock Of
goods than usual will be ordered for the
Fall aud Winter trade.
II no unkind Intervention OF provi
dcnce the editor in chief will
bs with us again tomorrow evening.
We hope he will return recuperatcd.
"'AH'A"NNi hihl 'AaiattIhtCu, Win pulse
and respiration normal and temperature,
not over 2"O when Eo views the record
made by the fighting editor during his
absence.
Stanley RiSshy and Bruce tho black.
smith are Ht pr sent constructing a
portable hotel for the use of Oliver
Rife and his sheep. When complete it
will be mounted on eight wheels, with
interior arrangements the some as other
hotels. except the elevator. which.
owing 20 limited space. will be confined
in n small kcg.
We called on Prof. Chase. of the
Ocean Sprry Observatory. this morning
q asked II he could explain the re-
cent atmospheric lights aud shades in
b~iAss"chusetis. He replied thn, il was
simply "a Yankee trick. and that rs soon
IS he perfected n small clrc;rical ma
chine which he is constructing he would
produce the same ~phrnomeUa gu the
Humboldt. lie also Lately made the
discovery that the great dipprr had re-.
Gently sprung IA lenk, and unless it
could he repaired the constellation,
Urso-M 'jnr. would hereafter not rank
above corporal. We were about to go
away satisfied with this, but he called
us back aud said: Next week. at pre-.
cisely 2 o'clock. Urso Minor will attain
his majority and cast his first vote with
tho Democracy next Fall, aud continue
to vote the straight Democratic ticket
for tho next i2G years, or until such
time as a Democratic President eau be
irgnlly elected"
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flames J. Billings. n veteran of the
late war. n native Of Montpelier. Yer.
mont, and aged about AZ years. died Ia
Carson on Sunday ast."-ARpsai.
The deceased was for several years a
resident OF this county, and at one time
filled the position OF constable in this
township. He left here about two
years since. having been rendered q
position as guard at the State Prison.
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HARMED.

br de's father, near Salinas City. Cal. SENT.
II, 1881, by Rev. J.. 8. MeGowan, Lafayette
X; Leonard OF Eiko, to Miss Aary 4. Lisk
OF Salinas.
RLCH-LADD-Iu Efko. Sept. 70, 1881, By
hcv: I'D: Beard, Mr.. VIM Rich OF Carlin.
to Miss Alice LBdd OF Paiisade.
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Chicago and Now Orleans AFRO Che
only American cities that license gam.
bling houses. St. Louis Is about 10
follow their example.
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vfcksBuRd il a progressive city, II
We can judge b! tho vigorous way the
newspapers are talking mp Improve.
ments.
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Fen sale by d. Rslnhart' & Co., n
lots to suit. about 6 tons Of cracked
wheat suitable for chicken feed.
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CHAMPIONS OF tho best quality and
brands, can be had at Reckhart &
Froelich's Saloon.
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Booths celebrated oval brand oysters
received at the Gem Restauron. daily
by express.
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THE millionaire Baron Hirsh will
give 10000 TO enable Russians Jews
TO omierato TO Salt Lake. .
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FINE blackberry brandy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly pure; for
salo at tho Gem.
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THE best quality OF Rhino Wines at
he Efko Bakery and Saloon, Reckhart'
4 Co., Proprietors.
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A sArPHins valued at $4,000 has
been discovered In the Rantpapoora
district Of Csylon.
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BORN.

TABER-At Wells. September II, 1881. ID
The vile of. IL. 1'nber, a daughter.
@, ANT-ln Elkn. September II, 1881, 10 the
wife OF James G Grant, q son
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John Of Abyssinia and AleIsn ior o
Russia are the two potentates whosef
food IL nll tested Gro they partake Of IL
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A n invoice OF tho celebrated
White Ryo Whisky just received at the
Gem Saloon.
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NtnKe Arrivals.

Last cvoning-Fathor o'Donnoll and
QaIriei Cohn.
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Advertised letter List.

Tho following is a list Of letters 70.
naming In the Elko Office. unclaimed.
for tho week ending Saturday, Sept. IL.
1881:
Blanchard VIM II Cecil John p
Conat Oscar T. Garvin
hamiyn John Layton w II
Murphy T N Rhodes A
s"Ilon silas Woody VIM
Wilson James
Q. ". Hull, p. NJ.
FREsH Bread, Pioa and Cakes al the
Elko Bakery.
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A Lance invoice Of Key wos
Cigars just received at the Com.
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HUSrIDr JAsos MINERAL wArEn, the
best natural apericnt In the world. nt
tho Dom.
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REoEivED, fresh, a ane lot Of imported
cigars at The Gem.
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The ono vito Of tho present Rhodive
IL q woman Of European education.
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Mn. GARFIELD made no will. His
property amounts to S25, 200.
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stage Departures.
Thi q morning Il. Doughcriy and W.
II. Winter.
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TuE celebrated Peruvian Biiters, tn,
very best tonic know o. 81 the Gem.
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HUs PUScu, hot or cold. a, tn. GEN.