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CALIFORNIA.
Disastrous Grain y,e,A' P.rc.

MERcEp, June 22l.-A we ha, just broke a
out in the grain fields on MaIipa "a creek, 3
mile or two west Of the raiSoad and about
eight miles from here. From appearances from
the roof of the Ell Captain. the FIRE. seems to-
be spreading, and will probably da great
deal of damage.
SECOND DIsPATcHs
MERGED. June 221.-fhe fire which Ircke
cut in the fields on Ma,iposa creek this after
noon about ! o'clock proved an extensive
one, and though 800 or 400 men tpyned out
with teams, barrels of water. wet sacks and
every other appliance with which to Sght the
fire, the flames were not gotten under control
until after o'clock. The fire is stated by
some parties to have started upon the Healy
farm, on Mariposa creek, two or three miles
west OF the railroad track, and it swept over
the country from that point, famed by
strong breeze, to near Athlone, or Plainshurg
switch, destroying the standing grain, grain
in sacks, houses and machinery in its path
The area burned over is estimated at two ar
half miles in width aud four miles aud half
in length. On the Healy farm, cultivated by
Mr. Crittenden, large amount t grain was
destroyed. The farus of f. Givers, C.. G..
Nelson, Russell Aldrich of San Francisco,
Ed Russell and others. lay in the track of
the coIhsgratiop, and all were more or less
severely injured. Parties have returned from
the scene of the fire, who report that one
farm house ard two or mora headers and
other machines were destroyed /; also o great
deal of grain in sacks, as well as many stacks
of unthrashed grain. 1t is impossible to as
certain the names of all the farmers whose
fields have been burned over, or make an es-
tim ate Of the loss, as no one has returned here
who went over ary considerable portion of
the burnt district. Full particulars will be
given Tomorrow
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Cummings for writ of habeas corpus OF he
half of lis minor daughter, Julia Helen Cum.
mipgs. Cummings alleges that his daughter
is restraiael of her liberty by Minnie Cum
miogs, his wife, who mysteriously and with.
out cause deserted her husband on the Sth
inst. Mr.. Cummings further states that he
has been married eleven years to his abscond-
ing wife, and always lived happily with her.
For the past three years they have been
residing at TUscarora, Elko county. New,
and their residence is still there. In the
early part of this month the petitioner states
that he went to Wood river, Idaho, where he
had business to transact. and that while on
his way home his wife fed from Tuscarors,
taking with her their ten .yesr.old little girl,
and came to this city. Mr.. Cummings fur.
ther states that he has always been an indus
trious man ard good husband and father, and
has kept bis little gill at school the past three
years. He is apprehensive that his wife will
soon be without pfopsr means of support and
will be unable to give their daue hter proper
education in conseq qs.erce. Finally, the pe,i-
tioner alleges that his wife has threatened to
remove their daughter, Julia, from tais city
and State. and that she will do so unless
writ be issued directing the Sheriff to take
their daughter before fAe Court, to be dealt
with according to law. Though the Sheriff
was ordered to secure tie petitioners little
girl and produce her before Judge Wilson at
10 o'clock yesterday morning neither she nor
her mother could be foun3 up to a late hoar
last evening.
Run Over by n Train.
YUMA "a. T., June 22l The mutilated
body of a Mexican named SaAyador Coronado
was found yesterday in the water under the
railroad trestlework, about a quarter of a
mile west of this place, having been run over
by the freight train which arrived from Cali
fornia at midnight last night. He came to
town yesterday to assist at the burial Of his
wife, after which he left for home. six miles
distant, about IL P. NJ, considerably intoxi-
Gated. He was employed as feeder at the
quartz mill at Eloyio. and leaves three chill
lren.
Attachments Issued.
SANTA CRgz. June 22d.-H. C. Chace,
,lothing dealer in this city, has been attached
Tor over $4,000, mostly by San Francisco
parties. Chace's liabilities are large but he
will probably settle with all the parties.
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ARIZONA.
Tomb>.oae Ia Flames
SECOND DIsPATCH.l

TOMBSTONE, June 22i-The town is all
afisme. Everything ia swept away north ard
east Of Fifth street, and the ere is still raging
SECOND DIsPATCHl
TOMBSTONE, June 22d.-At 4:15 FIRE
caused by the explosion Of barrel of Iiquor
in the Arcade Saloon, on Allen street. broke
out, which rapidly spread to the adjoining
building. TIE people and frenen promptly
responded to the alarm, hut having no engine,
hose, bucket, or hooks and ladders. they were
nparatively powerIess The flames spread
like the wind, working to the northeast and
south. the wind blowing light from the west,
which kept the FIRE east Of Fifth street. -Four
blocks were mostly DESTROYED in all, one of
which was the Vizens & Cock block, Just
finished, costing $50 COG. which contained
Stafford, Hudson & Co.'s bank, Oriental
Saloon, PickabaUgh's Club.rnnms, Glover &
Co.'S clothing house and Meyers & Co.'s
store. The contents OF the bank were
saved. The Others are a total loss. The
building was insured for Sl4 COO. Glover K
Co. s stock was valued at Sl5 0G0; insured
for 81, 500. II e total loss is estimated at
quarter of million. From 800 to 800 people
are homeless. Several accidents happened,
but no lives were lost. The people are in
good heart Stafford, Hudson & Co.'S bank
reepens in Wells, Fargo & Co S building to-
morrow. The vault and contents are safe.
Ten men are guarding it to night.
After the FIRE, Peter Murphy, native of
Ireland, 81 years old, shot himself through
the head. He was employed in the Vizena
mine, and was not sufferer by the fire. No
cause is assigned for his act.
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EX-Coiiector Murphy rs a Nediat0r-The
SiiiZeHs' Gil.
FoHEEGS NEWS.
s,ep.,eus. .he Irisi, "Pstriot."


DUBLIN, June PILL is whispered here
that some of the leading agitators maintain
peculiar relstions with the Castle. These
rumors have led to revival OF the discussion
astoJames Stephens standing. The New Y ork
Fenians vouch for him, but some of his old
comrades in the trouble of 1S65-67 do
not hesitate to charge him with being Cas-
tie spy. His alleged escape from Richmond
Jail in November. 1865, was said to have
heen due 20 the connivance of the turnkey,
and the Castle offered reward Of 81, coo for
his recapture but TO one acquainted with
the Irish prison system can be induced to be-
lelieve that it was q bona fda escape. and
Quinlan, clerk in the Chief Secretary's office,
who was dismissed for having 'blabbed" to
Dublin reporters, is authority for saying that
Stephens was let out with the knowledge and
by the orders of the Executive, and that the
information he furnished was used at the
t,ial of Luby
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500 REWARD.

SSToLEN PROM A. NULL, COSTUMES ~
- township, Sacramento county, on kSsIsIN
the night Of JUNE Il, 1851, one good ~
sized, fine looking BAY HORSE, Saddle and Bride.
Said horse about II years old no WHITE except one
white spot on right shoulder, about the SIZE of a
small marble few white hairs back Of saddle: !:
small scar close to hook left side. The above reward
will be paid for horse and thiei, or conviction Of
thief. a NULL II found, address Sheriff of Sacra-
mento county. jel62w'
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Pacific synod of unIted Pre,pyter,an,.

SAN JOSE, Juue 22d.-The Pacific Synod
of the United Presby terians met at the church
of that sect this evening. An address was
made by Rev. n. NJ. Ateheson, of Oregon,
acting in the place of the Grand Moderator.
The Synod Was then constituted with prayer,
after which Rev. Mr.. Calhoun, of this city.
delivered an address Of welcome to the Synod
snd those in attendance The hour being
late, at the conclusion Of Mr.. Calhout's ad-
dress, an adjournment was had until 10 A. NJ.
to morrow. at which time officers will bs
chosen and the Synod formally organized.
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A Virginia Official Killed by Curb,tone
Broker.

VIRGINIA, June 22d-Daniel Kelleher.
Deputy County Clerk, was stabbed tonight
about $50 o'clock, ard died in few minutes.
He was stabbed by Denis Hennessy, better
known as Doc Hennessy," curbstone
broker. The stsbbing occurred on the side
walk in front of the ofiice of Wells, Fargo
Co. The knife penetrated the left groin and
cut off the lilac artery. Kelleher did not
speak after he was stabbed. He was carried
to the Express Saloon, under Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s, and died in few minutes. Doc
Hennessy was arrested in a short time,
and is now in jail. No one appears
to know the cause of the stabbing, as no
ouarrellipg was observed between the men.
a man who was near the men when the cut-
ting occurred disappeared, and ceuld rot be
found when wanted.
A later report is that the quarrel was
about political matters something about ex-
Sheriff Tom Kelly Hennessy asserted that
Kelleher drew the knife. and that he took it
from him and stabbed him with it.
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Result Of n civ Election,
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Crippled Boy Drowned.

PoRT TOWNSEND, June 22d.-Advices from
Port Discovery report that little lame boy
named Mckay, aged about II years, was
drowned off Pugh's wharf this afternoon.
He was seen alone on the wharf fishing less
than an hour before his body was found float
ing in the bay. His parents only arrived in
Discovery about ten days ago.
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Another Grain.PIeId Eirc.

LNERMoRR, june 22i.-While the section
men were burning grass alongside the rail
road track near Altamont to-day, a gust of
wind carried sparks into the grain field of
Edward Reilly, destroying about 500 acres of
wheat. The fire was stopped by plowed land,
or there would be no telling where it would
have ended. as q heavy gale of wind was
blowing. The loss is about So. 600 no in
suranee.
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Tucson, June 22i.-A special to the Star
from Contention City says: Tuesday night.
about seven miles from here. three Mexicans
became involved in quarrel, which resulted
in the instant killing of one and the mortal
wounding of another. The third sustained
slight Injuries. The man killed was named
Kasus Vosquez, and the one mortaily
wounded Manuel Robles. The name of the
other is unknown. Vosquez was fearfully
cut and mangled, and bis skull mashed in,
evidently with club.
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III. III. PIERsON,

DENTIsT, 4I5 J STREET, BETWEEN EEa
Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento ti-s4fff3
fetal Teeth inserted on Gold, Nucanlte and all bases
trous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth jeli-lm
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements OF sve lines in this department
inserted fo- Is cente 10. time three times for 50
-sDts or "a oents week.
VETANTFD ISIMEDIATELY-A YOUNG GIRI,
w from II to l6 years, to attend to light house
work. Inquire at tais Office. je2l-3t'
CTRAYED FROM GERBER BROS 81
- Ranch. four miles from Florin, a kSzzzIA
Yearling Sorrel Colored Stud COLT, with ZSZA.
Star on Foreheed. liberal reward will be paid On
returning 70 GERBER BROS. m251mE
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

WTANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Fur
nishing Hotels, Private Families and Farmers with
Help, free of charge to employers. HOUSTON &
CO., one dcor south of Fourth and streets, Sac
ramento CITY, m13 lpu
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VINEYARDS AND FARMS
FOE SALE.

VNHE VERY "IDEAL LAND" YOU HAYES7E
Tor some time been wanting to buy, H5azF
you VIII fad by calling on CARL STROBEL-----
(the Broker General, No. s2l street, Sacramento
The very best aud cheapest way IL, get the place
shown up and IL advantages explained; or, hire a
conveyance yourself, 70 and inquire. But always
bear in mind the best way is sec STRoBEL, any
how m25 lpu
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w, WOOD,

~ ENLIST. -REMovED TO QUINNss@
Building. corner Fourth and streets esr7YYfS
Artificial Teeth deserted on all bases. Iaproyed
LIQUID Nitrous Oxide Cas- for the Painless fxtrac-
ton Of Teeth m24-u
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Dr. UseAR's LIQUOR AsTIpoTs, carefully prepared
OF the best Quill Bark by NJ. s. Hammer druggist,
Sacramento (The elebrated cure for drunkenness.
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Fo9 LADIES AND CHILDREN ! Hammers Csscara
Sagrada Bitters acts like charm in cost,yeLess,
biliousness, disordered stomach, etc.
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BREWERY FOR SALE.

UyHE FOR YEARS wELL-KNowN NEA
st. LaufS Brewery. tZ5Ji
Situated On corner Of Sixth and streets S7=sss8
in the city Of Sacramento, Is, on account Of the
death Of the proprietor, for sale cheap Inquire Of
p BOIL 325 i street. ie20-u
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EzHANMgR's CAscARA SAsRkpA BiTTERs produces
fine clear complexion, Ii eeanses the body of all
imnuritlcs.
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DENTISTRY.
nus. BREWER :. sorTuwopTu.

n ENTISTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER oPs,fszs
y Seventh and streets. in Bryte's new 500
building, up stairs. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use vi improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas.
ielG1plm
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAeRADA BIrrgRs cures al
complaints arising from obstructed state OF thu
aytfm
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HEAD ACHE, bilious attacks. dizziness and
loss of appetite, are cured by kidney. Wort.
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HABITuAL CONSTIPATION has sure cure in Ham
mer's Cascara Sagrads Btsers.
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SAN QUENTIN.
Charges Against the Prison
Management.
AN EXHAUSTIVE INQUIRY.
4 Record Union Representa-
tive at the Institution.
WHAT THE WARDEN HAD TO TELL.
Other Officials of the Prison Give
Their Testimony.
THE CHARGES DISPOSED OF sERIATIM.
WHAT THE WARDEN HAD TO TELL
THE CHARGES DISPOSED OF sERIATIm.
Evidence of the Instructor CT Morals and
Ex-Physician.

The following are the charges preferred by
the San Jose Mercury against the manage.
ment of the State Prison at San Quentin,
in which reference was made in an editorial
Yesterday j
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CLOCKS, JEWELRY


!. T. KLINE.
tLa,e with wachhorst, and successor to Floberg,l
uTATcHMAKER AND JEWELER, so
w No. 90 street, between Second and SSTlA
ware, Je~sirr, etc. Repairing in all its sSasXA
branches specially. under MR.. FLoBEhe.
fc9 InIm
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LAND TO LEASE.

Sixty Acres Adjoining City Limits,
FOR A TERM OF YEARS, At A NOMINAL RENT,
To anyone who VIII improve the land.
Apply to
SWEETSER & ALSIP,
les lplm &c. 1915 Fourth street.
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Ohio stalwarts Seeking an Explanation
from the President.
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"a SAn ACRES FOR sALE-CoNSIST. gsa
SsCfEJ ing of Farming Fruit, Vine and Ss7F
Garden lands, in farms and lots OF a fze TO --Is-
suit purchasers from twenty es upwards, lying
from y 10 miles north Of Yacavte, Soano county
Apply at the banking house OF JAMES /. ENGLISH,
sonthwest corner q Fourth and J streets, Sacra-
maut0
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PACIFIC COAST.
LAar NIGHTS DISPATCHES To THE RECORD
UNION.
he TRAGEDY AT VIRGINIA.
Deputy GsN yty Clerk Killed by eurbstons
Broker
coNFLAaaArSas AT TOMBSTONE. ARIZONA

A Destructive o. aia-Field Fire Near
AeA Aced.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements OF five lines In this department are
Eserted foT . cents for time three times for so
rents OF rs cents per wsek.
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TNoR SALE-A RARE CHANCE FOR ONE OR
" two good men, with a small capital, a COFFEE
AND CHOP HoU Sc; doing good cash business.
Reason for selling account of other business.
inquire at this Office. iel5 II
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TsOR SALE-CaEL srROBEL, S21 STREET,
A. hss q handsome double seat phaetSn for sale
Il is siited for city country travel and viii be
sod cheap; IS almost new. je2-f
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ENOR SALE-IEN OK Twenty SHARES GER
II mania Building and Loan Association Stock
(Sew Seriesl InQu re of PHIL. PHILLIPS. north
elst corner Third and streets. je22-2t'
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The GRANT-GARFIBLD MATTER.

FROM YESTERDAYS SECOND EDITION
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TOMBSTONE, June 22i-The town is all
aisme. Everything il swept away north ard
east Of Fifth street, and the ere is still raging
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THE WEEKLY UNION

Published In semi-weesly partsl
Is issued Wednesday and Saturday Of each weeS,
comprising Eight Pages In each ISSUE Sixteen Pages
each We X and Is the cheapest ana most desir bic
Home, News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacic Goa t.
Terms, One Year 80
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e 8, aad G, Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Lei
streets. A Eice, Comfortable HOU>E on .Gzs..As
portion, iexI00 Price, 81, $50. 4 Cottage on other
portion; four rooms cud basement; 10. 40N6O.
Price s525 The let IS dry at al times Of the year.
Fine Flrit 1Ilos On property. Inquire Of MRS.
OTTO EWf2S ON the premises mS0 In
EJOR sALE-A WELI-FURNIsHED F7@sEA
Brewery doing a good business, ttsSsz:=!sss
with saloon and dwelling house. For par Hss-aszi-
ticulaTs address AlRS. NJ BLASAuF, Nevada City,
Cal 21-2n-
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rHr DARK DUNGEON CHARGE.

The convict who was alleged to have been
confined in the dark dungeon for six
teen months was called in. and made
his own statement, TO the effect that
he had been in solitary confinement about a
year before Warden Ames took charge of the
prison, for the reason that he refused to
work, considering himself unjnstly treated by
the contractor in the matter of over-work,
and by McAllister, former Captain of the
Yard, against whom he ha i made threats !;
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-03-05

\ night or two since as policeman
was m,k ,king hi, way up Beaubicn street,
he N.ls acco.tcd D.. colorcd man, With
Tia" rrmlrh:
Il don'i want 20 seem capshus, sah--
deed dpln', bat d..r's trouble ia my
house obcr d.r'
What sort Of truuhlc?"
Why, sab. II Guild p,l>son called Will
lidms >its dr. wild Iii feet on the stove,
r"nv"rsin' wid my vie. Use ordered
him to rac,,te, >ah. bnt he refused
What am the proper course in such
case"
Go and order hin. out once more"
In about ten minutes the man return
cd and rcpor.ed:
i don't want to seem capshus, sab,
bur | dun ordered him out, just as you
s.ii"
And he didn't go?"
40 sah, le sid he would see me in
Texas fust. Nh", would be your advice
under siyh circumstances"
Il, a mln WAS il my house and would
not 20 ont ! Il put him ont"
"Wouldl'l il seem cap,ls, sah?'
II ,lon't think So"
"Jn>t as you say, >ah--jist so. sab.
feel s"riin dat k,tch de ideah.'
He retired into Iii house, and the
officer remained 10 see the end. 1t
came in about two minutcs. Three or
four wells were heard, somebody's feet
seemed to strike the wall and then the
door opened and Williams flew into the
street like Il hilt-liilcd straw bed. He
Waa scarcely on his fee: before he bolt
ed up The walk, and the owner of the
house came down the steps to explain:
Il don't like To seem capshus, sab: but
now dat I've got my han fn, I'd like
rour t.lvi.r about cnilin dc ole woman
mp to il peak. Pears to me dat she sorter
i,L.ouruucd Williams 10 believe dat |
,ou!dn't lick one side of him.. Detroit
Free Press.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-03-05

The Sioux City Journal has the fol.
lowing III regard to the Sioux City and
Pacific, which will be of interest to our
Southern Hills readers:
News frow. a perfectly reliable source
has been received that the Sioux Citv
and Pacific company will this year build
10 mil of road from ONclll CITY,
where the grade no" rests. 10 the viriui.
ty Of Font Niobrara, little north and
west Of O'Nci'l City.
The material for the extension is now
being crossed at Blair and sent 10 the
front whenever the snoS blockade al
lows. Wor. will begin rs soon As the
season vii, permit. The route for the
extension of the road is mostly through
Il favorable country. 1t follows the Elk
horn almost 20 the head, thence runs
directly west around the head Of Long
Pine creek ',nd thence northwest to
Fort Nin.r,ri.
Tia extension will bring the terminus
of The road nearcr ,le black Hills towns
th"n either Pierre or Chamberlain, the
Missouri river tcrmin Of the North
western and the Milwaukee roads. The
Pacific will also have the alvant 90 oi
being ON tie sane side Of the river as
the Hills. which j. Il desirable thing.
The road now has the nearest track to
To "bud and Pine Ridge agencies,
and will compete for the frci.h, of these
agencies this >ea.,on.
The country between Fort Niobrara
and he Black Hills towns is reported
favorable for a wagon road, and ncgo
tlatlOns have already been begun with
company for the carrying
of freight from the end of the track to
it, destination.
The importance ofthis advance move.
ment of the trade of this city cannot be
over estimated. The company has al
ways been iriendj to Sioux City ship
per>. and hy this extension there will be
a single line of road from this citv to
;hc railroad stat N nearest ,he Black
Hills. The northern roads. that had
last season threatened to cut off the Job
binG business of this city with the gold
are not likely 10 be extended
west of the river, this season ~ least
The higway To tie Hills will still be bv
way 0. Sioux Civ
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generally known that a first edition or
,urrd in Enrland and lOJuO0 co,,ics are
said to be already in New York CITY.
,Io; one of them prrmi,lcd 10 he sold
They are 1wai,in. 4 tc,c.r. from the
au .hori les in Enul.ud AUTHORIZING their
i>,,lr. The first c,,,jr. .yln ,,ly Le al
at the cy;rayar mi pri Q oc $40 Der copy.
The Ii er.rr revolution proons.s fn.lv To-
NEE, :hc ,lemaod, whi II il, ARMY OF