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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-11-15
NEWS BY SPECIALS.
The Gainesville Meeting Inaugurated
With Eclat--Excellent Sport.
A Dramatic FlascO at the Fort-A Suit
in Sight.
Status of st. Louis Markets-A Start.
ling Statement.
A Farmer Ambushed Near Marshall
Justice Melted at Gilmer.
A Trio Of Alleged Thieves In Limbo at
WeatherfOrd.
Important Business Transacted by the
Land Board.
Varied Events Detailed by Specials.
Status of st. Louis Markets-A Start.
ling Statement.
A Farmer Ambushed Near Marshall
Justice Melted at Gilmer.
Trio of Alleged Thieves In Limbo at
WeatherfOrd.
Important Business Transacted by the
Land Board.
Varied Events Detailed by Specials.
GAINESVILLE.


GArNnvILLE, Nov, 13.-[Special. l-Th
races opened to-day with large crowd in
attendance.
The three-minute class was the first to
take the track with entries-Blue Jay,
Joe Morris, Eva. The King, Golden
Thread, Jake Bashaw and Whirlwind.
Bashaw being withdrawn left 6 TO contest
for the $500 purse. Whirlwind was the favor
tie throughout. although Bva won the first
heat and The King the fourth
The race will be finished to-mor-
row. The contest will undoubtedly be be-
tween Eva and Whirlwind, both having 2
heats each.
The second race was for the 2:33 class for
apurse of $500. Isaac, Coriander and Black
stone starting. Blackstone sold as favorite
in the pools until after the first heat, when
Isaac was the choice. Isaac won the race.
Time, 232.
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Additional Gaiccsion News Items

GALVESTON, Nov. 13.-[Press. l-Tbs
new baseball grounds, now being enclosed,
are leased for a number of years by the
association. Besides the ball field. walk
ing ring and bicyle track are contemplated.
To-day was torn down the old cattle pen
on the brick wharf, the last reminder OF the
time when Galveston made some preten-
tions as q cattle-shipping point, when the
Morgan steamers, Spanish steamships and
American schooners carried away from its
docks thousands OF beeves.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 13.-The demo
cratic members OF the house and senate,
held caucus to-day and adopted a resolution
that the legislature adjourn sine die, De-
cember 9Th. Meantime efforts will be
made TO hGvethe apportionment bill passed
based on the vote Of Tuesday last, and con-
ference committees have been appointed to
meet similar committees Of republicans in
the house. The resolution as 10 adjourn
ment on December 9Th was adopted by q
vote Of AZ to 12
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Colonel Culberson's friends appreciate
his personal admiration of Mr.. Randall,
and have no word OF rerroach against him
for his great desire to vote for that dis.
tinguished gentleman, aud If he yields TO
the wishes of,hs constituency and votes for
a man for speaker who they do not fear on
the tariff question, the universal verdict
will be "well done thou good and faithful
servant. nt."-TSulphur Springs Gazette.
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yoLrEr, III, Nov. Bit is announced
that All manufacturers OF barb wire in this
city will shortly remove their factories 10
Missouri and western points within the juris-
diction Of Judge Treat. whose rtcent oecis-
ion in St. Louis declaring the Washburn
patents invalid protect manufacturer
there from interference and payment Of
ROYALTY. 10 is said this will throw out
nearly 900 workman.
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IEDfArA, Pa. Nov. l3-sorEer, who
kfIled bis father and attempted 70 kill hrs
bousp-kespCr, Nary Kelly, was singing and
dancing in bis cell this morning. he sid
they could never hang him because be vss
a dsnoc-nf and - vas Governor Pattis0n.
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BrEsNsHAE NOv. l3-rhrse eases of
sfes3 SKINS. each couisinirg explosive ma
frfrerv. apparently belts filled with per
cussiOn caps. hsvs been seized here.
MANITOBA hED THE D0NfEI1s.
EWrvsIFEE, Nov. lB.-Rsp0rts sent ~
Farding the suti-couiedefHfiUn Or Hnti-Can-
sdian r1ovsmEni in Manitoba have q if .
I farfs 81 their f0undHfi1n. ss q strong Il
fur rf hostility exists throughout the sru
~ a. ths monopoly PROVISIONS d the CEn
ga Pscfc railway chErier. ~ o. fh
7 'r-rrr-s have cournsrcsd 20 rnsrf - rrnit
] ftrr a-e la-rs'y uErsus1ed tha
re t-snsrortsfion ctsrEss s-s snrs,
I've rnd thst tts rH-lrcsd ffTol
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The Tilden Leader tells ofa move to form
Joint stock company at that place to build
a fence that would result in the town being
fenced in, and.expresses considerable alarm
over the prospect. We don't understand
why there should be any alarm. The coun'
ty commissioners certainly have power to
open roads whenever the public interests
demands them, and will doubtless protect
the interest of the people in that connec-
tion.-TSan Antonio Express.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-15
TIE D cad .nco Of Mining.


II there is any one element of specu-
lstion in this country that has run its
course it is that Of mining for the pre-
cious metals While there will always
be delving in the earth for gold and sill
yer, and that many people who under
stand the business will get rich at it,
there is no need to deny, but the ele-
ment of speculation in that industry is
dead, and we hope forever Mining
speculation, or rather speculation in
mines, IS too hazardous a business to
long attract the investing public. The
chances, nay, the almost certainty OF
losing. are too well established TO longer
lure the Spectator The extent TO
which this wild spirit of gambling led
people in the past few years, and the
millions Of dollars sunk in it is well nigh
incalculable. We have at hand the last
issue Of the New York Mining Stock
Register, which purports to give a list
of all the precious metal mining com
panies incorporated the United States.
The list foots up the handsome aggre-
gate of ZAP. Large numbers Of these
companies are Incorporated with So
100000 capital, but II We estimate them
all at $1,000, 900, the aggregate of capt.
tai represented by these companies Is
S37, 220, 900. 600, il we estimate that Of
this nominal sum 10 per cent was ac-
tually paid in for stock and assessments,
we have the enormous amount OF So
720,0O0,00O, representing the actual cash
invested in the business during the past
ten months.
OF course Of the 1900 companies
named in the register before us not one
tenth ever showed metal enough to con
stitute even fair prospect. Fully 80
per cent were worthless from the start,
and fully one-half Of that 80 per cent
were organized to make money by I'M
loading stock on the public. We look
over the list and see scores Of compan-
les that never had any existence save on
paper, and never owned an inch OF de.
veioped or valuable ground. Of the T.
500 companies named, wo are able to
pick out Just 80 that ever paid q diyi-
dend. OF that $40 we can pick out 2O9
that never paid but one or two divi-
dends, and can name hundred of those
that never dug their dividends out OF
the ground. Indeed, Of the few remain
ing companies that ever did pay any.
thing like regular or honestly earned
dividends. those which continued to dc
so and paid largely on the money in
vested can be counted on the finger
ends of n mans two hands. And the
men who have reaped permanent adj
vantage and have held on to the wealth
so got can be counted in the same way.
Altogether, there never was conceived
In the mind Of man plan SO well cal
culatcd to extract money from the peck
cts Of the people, without equivalent, as
the system of mining speculation which
has just spent its force throughout The
country. 1t was a bold scheme Of rob.
berry; II deludcd millions and ruined
many thousands, and the country will
rejoice at its downfall. = Chicago Herald
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What q Woman Reads.

Woman, in reading newspaper, has
a distinct method of her own, She takes
it up hurriedly and begins to scan it
over rapidly, as though she was hunting
some particular thing; but she is not.
She is merely taking in the obscure par
agraphs, which she believes were put in
out-of-the-way places for the sake of
keeping her from seeing them.
Marriages and deaths are always in
teresting reading to her, and the adj
vertisements are exciting and stimula-
ting. She cares but little for printed
Jokes, unless they reflect ridicule upon
the men, and then she delights in them
and never forgets them
She pays particular attention to any
thing incloscd in quotations, and con-
sidcrS IL rather better than anything
first handed.
The column in which the editor airs
his opinions, in loaded hifalutin, she
rarely reads, Views are of no import
ance in her estimation, but facts are
everything. She doesn't care for it but
makes practice of reading it because
she thinks she ought to do so.
She reads stories and sketches and
paragraphs Unfortunately, and be-
lieves every word of them. After she
has read all she wants she lays the pa
per down with an air Of disappointment
as she observes that there is nothing
In II ~
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All is not Silver that You Find on a Wild
owls Farm,

A new discovery, recently made,
while some men were digging well
near Benton, KY, a few days ago,
threw the whole community into fever
of excitement. When down about twen-
ty feet, the diggers struck deposit Of
glistening ore in small pieces about the
size and almost the identical shape of a
butter cracker. A ncighbor brought
some of the ore to town yesterday, and
calling on agentloman who has acquired
some reputation as an expert, laid down
a handkerchief full of specimens on the
table with the inquiry;
doctor, what's that worthp"
The doctor examined u and replied:
"Pyrites Of iron-it isn't worth a
nickel a tom And he placed some of
II on a shovel, held II over the CRATE,
when 1t quickly disappeared up the
chimney!
"The mischief" growlcd the old man,
as he comprehended the situation.
There's wilder out in Marshall who
has a whole well full Of III I've bought
half her farm and my son has married
her gal"
The doctor says that tho old man was
one Of the most completely broken-up
gentlemen that has come In from the
wilds--Faducah (Ky.) News.
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The Daily Bulletin.
Seeing a Battlefield.

He was from Syracuse, and he said
he'd give almost anything to see bat.
tle-iield. 1t was therefore arranged
that we should go up to Fort Pillow in
company. never saw such an enthu.
siast on the subject of war and fields of
carnage, He went out and bought three
war histories before we left Memphis,
and on the way up he talked war to
every man who would listen 10 him.
warned him MOI TO expect TO see too
much, and not to be disappointed il
Greeley, Headley and Abbott had made
some errors in describing the lay of the
fields which none Of them had seen
within five hundred miles.
"Oh, of course not" he replied II
don't expect TO see more than fort,
five or six bursted cannon, u few skulls,
half dozen cannon-wheels and lot OF
musket-barrels. shall bring away
about dozen swords and reyOlvers as
relies, and wonder what ii would cost
to get one OF the old cannon up to Syr-
acusepp
When the boat swung in at Fort Pill.
low | saw my friend chin begin TO fall
The landing was a steep slide for dis
lance Of hundred feet, and the mud
was foot deep. We dropped off the
gang-plank, and the steamer went her
way.
"W-what's thisp" inquired the SYRIA
cuse man as he looked up the grade.
This is an historic bluff. Prepare to
see battlefield. "
We tugged and strained and swore
and finally reached the bluff. each man
plastered with mud from colar-button
down
Now, then" said |, after we had
scraped OF part of our loads, "over
there is the fort. You can see where all
the big guns were mounted, Above it
must be the citadel. Over to the right
Is the ravine up which Forests men ad
yanced, and"
"See here interrupted the gentle
man from New York, "do you call this
q battlefield"
Certainly
"This Internal sand-those thickets -
that swamp--them two niger cabins
are battlefield, eh?'
"Of course.
"Well, sir, it's m Internal fraud-a
dead swindle on honest men, and I've u
good mind to punch your head for
bringing me up here! Battlefield, Ell!
Why, sir, if couldn't take ten acres of
Northern tamarack swamp and make a
better battlefield than this Id never
look a decent man in the face again.
60 on with youl You are liar and a
deceiver'
And he went off and sat down on u
log and sulked and growled and grum-
oled for six long hours, and when |
showed him bullets and breast-plates
and other relies he charged me with
having brought them up from Memphis
n my pockets. ~ Quad.
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RIVER ITEMS,

The Gus Fowler from Paducah will re-
port here at 3 p. m. connecting with I. G.
X. X. and leave an her return trip at 1880
p. IN.
The Cbas. Morgan from New Orleans
passed up for Cincinnati last evening four
days out. She had fair up stream trip.
The City OF St. Louis arrived last even
ing. She leaves this evening for New Or.
leans.
The j. II. HIlmaA from Nashville arrived
early yesterday morning She had 100 tons
OF iron for st. Louis, left on her return trip
at p. N.
Capt Joe Fowler is still in command OF
the Gus Fowler.
Yesterday was a beautiful day tnd bust
ness generally good.
The Cons MlIar for Cincinnati passed
up last night with good trip.
The Will Kyle left here for New Orleans
last evening with fair trip.
The river marked by the gauge at this
port yesterday at p. m, 36 feet 3 inches
and rising.
The Hudson from St. Louis passed up
last night with good trip for Psducah and
ShawnectOwn.
The Common wealth from st. LOUIS is
due tonight for ViCksburg.
The Will S. Hays from New O;e ms
will arrive tomorrow nigh, on her way to
Cincinnati.
The Paris G. Brown IS due Saturday for
New Orleans
The Vint Shinkle leaves Memphis to-
night for Cincinnati
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Jack Harkey, queer sort of an old
fellow. who lived alone in cabin To-
Gated in desolate place in Union
County, N. c., died last fall, and his
shanty remained vacant all winter, Not
long since new tenant took possession
of Il. and while moving an old cupboard
discovered tin box containing $l,200
in gold pieces. Although he was poor
and needy, and could have kept the
treasure without any one knowing any.
thing about IL, no posted of and told
tho executor, who went and got the
money and never said beans 70 the finder.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$500 REWARD!

HE will pay the above reward Tor any u Liver Complaint
Dyrepia Sick Headache, nl.rion Constipation Co,tyenei
cannot cure with Wess Vegetable Liver P when the dree-
uon'ar strictly complied with. They purely vegetable, and
fl 10 give tllaeton pugNr Coated. IAgr boxes con
tanning 30 pills, q oeHt' For sale Ivy all drlegl Dyware Of
eounerln and limitations, The .uspo manufactured ouly BY
JOHN G. WEST n co, ~ 4 lJ W. Madison S. Chicago
Fre ud ly u r,rp.rl llufA sent tamp
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Rumor some time ago stated that the con-
solidation would extinguish four districts;
but ltnow seems more likely that but three
will disappear. These would probably be
the three last named above. In that case it
would seem most likely that the seventh
would be consolidated with the eighth, the
second with the ifth, and the third with
the first.
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PETER COOPER.

HIS LIFE AND CHARACTER. By G. Edward Lest
or, author of THE Glory and Shame OF Eng and !"
~ he Napoleon Dynasty etc Illustrated Pa
Postage stamps taken. Not sold by dealers
prices too low. Also the following, larg' type,
unabridged:
Life of Alex. II Stephens, l0c &c ano 35c
Life of Washington Irving, by Stoddard, &c
Life Of Sir isaac Newton, by as. Parton, &c
Rip Van Wrinkle, by Washington Irving, &c
Burning of Rome, by Canon Farrar &C
American NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ward, &c
EnOch Al den, by Alfred 1ennyson, &c
Deserted village The Traveller, Goldsmith &c
Cotter's Saturday Night etc, Robert Burns, &c
Schilar's Song OF the Bell, nd other Poems, &c
The Sea Serpents of Science, Andrew Wilson, &c.
World smashing, by W Msttieu Williams, &c
JOHN Il. ALDEN, Publisher, Is VeseY ST. N. Y.
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ATLANTA, a., April II, 1883
In 1873 wac the victim ( a terrible Blood Poison
and after being tr, ated by three PhyianS wa con
fined TO my bed, not able to raise my hand TO my
hesd-spittinp up clots of blood, and reduced in
weight from 1856 to 1870 pounds ! then begin the
use Of SWIFrS SPECIFIC, and in less than three
months was entilely well. weighed 1886, and have
never had a symptom Of the disease since. II IL
had not been for Swif's Specific believe would
have been in my grave. JOHN V. BISHOP.
TRIED HOT SPRINGS TWO YEARS WITHOUT RtLItF.
Mecurial Rheumatism made me cripple. After
trying Hot Springs two years, and the Mercury AMI
Potash treatment until was skeleton and unable
to do anything, was prevailed upon to take
course offs. s $. After taking three bottles my
appetite began 10 improve, and gained ilesh rap
idly. When had taken twelve hotties felt AZ
well "a ever did II is now twelve months since
took s. &. S. My health and appetite are good,
and am alb to attend to all the business can
get. CHAS. BERG.
Hot Springs, Jan. /, 1888.
q 000 REWARD viii be paid 10 any Oh mist
sTl'OUO who will find, on analysis OF 10 bottles
S S. S one particle of mercury, iodide potassium
any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
| lOur little Book mailed free to applicants. /
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Indulgoacos or Exposures.
pL j,HE MARRIAGE GUIDE. ! pi az

Elegant cloth aNd pllt binding, Sealed for 80
cents In postage or currency. over my won
dcrm pen pictures true 10 life articles on the
following subject. Who may marry, who not,
WHY Proper age 10 marry. who marry irst
lhould marry. How lie and happiness may be
increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read It, II ought 10 bc read
oy all adult persons, then kcttundcr lock aud
key. Popular edition. same aen above, hut paper
cover aud 800 page " ceAis bT mail, Ia money
G postage,
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NEW ADVERTISER NTs
HOME COMFORT.
After Rainy Ride Il Country Physi-
elan Tells What He Thinks Of
Some PCOnlc

Il wish 10 gracious some people would learn
when they need d ctor and when they DON'T
exc aimed Doctor - AZ he entered bis house
in cosey little village in the interior of the State
OF New York, after tedious night ride for many
miles. | have been down among the mountains to
see man, VINO the messenger cad, was very sick,
and not likely 70 live till morning, unless he had
immediate help; and found him suffering rroma
ra her sharp attack Of tic, which his family
might have relieved in ten minutes, II they had
grain fsense and two or tire simple remedies in
the house But no; thy must remain ignorant as
pig, ana when the Least ache or pain takes them,
send for Il doctor, whether they ever pay him or
not"
why Doctor what kind Of simple remedies, as
You call them, do you expect people to keep IN the
houscy' Askcd his wife ~ she poured him cup
Of hot tea,
"in this case, ~ answered. the Doctor, III they
had only put BENsoN's CAPOINE POROUS
PLASTER on the mans stomach, he would lave
been all right in hour and saved me q drcary
ride"
In all ordinar, complaints 1t cures ut once.
All disease ore eliminated from the systo by
what may be roughly called expulsion or eAtr C.
I On, UT ny uulOu vi lbC tWO PloC'shor' pNh-
sons Plaster pro N otes both. II inctes the torpid
organs to act, and sends Is heating soothing in.
iuence through the irad pores OF the skin All
other plasters obige the patient to wait They
give him hope for tomorrow. Bcnsons plaster
give him help to-day Which is better, do you
Think Buy the CAPCINE and keep 1t in the
house. Price % cents.
Seabury Il Johnson, Chemists, New Yolk
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ILLINOIS REVENUE DISTRICTS.

State Journal.
There has been some interest, of late, in
the subject Of consolidating internal reve-
nue. districts, step which is proposed with
view 10 reducing the cost OF collections Of
the government revenue. How far the pro-
posed consolidation Will affect Illinois is
not now known, but The Journal has pre-
pared the following exhibit, showing the
number Of each collection district, with the
names of the present collectors, the loca.
ton OF the Offices, and the amount of reve-
nue. collected in each for the fiscal year
ended June Both, 1882 for convenience
arranging them in the order of the amounts
collected:
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HAY r.

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head from additional colds completely heals the
sores and restores the senae of taste and smell.
BeDofcia results are realiz ID by II few applica-
lions
A THOROUGH TREATMENT WILL CUREl
Cream Balm has vaincd an enYiable reputation
wherever known; deplacinga nil other preparations.
Send for circular continuing full Information and
reliable testimonials. By mail, prepaid - cents
a package-stamps received. Sold by all whole
sale and retail dmggsts
ELY'SCREAM BALM CO., 0wego, N. Y.
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DEMONSTRATED!

7 hat smart en- average $500 TO IS o. per day pro.
fit, sell ng the Pocket Manual" The most m4ryel
lous little volume ever ssCed Needed endorsed
and purchased by all classes; nothing in the hook
line ever equal to II Will prove II or forfeit g. 0
Complete sample and outft 3 , or ull parti-
culsrs for stamp. Don't start ont again until you
learn what ia laid of this book and what others
are doing W. H. THOMPSON, Publisher, 40l
Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa. aprs3n
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The Market.

THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE IA, 1888.
The weather 10 cool and pleasant at pres
ent.
The river is rising at this point owing
to the recent heavy rains.
The market remains dull in all depart
mcnts.
FLOUR-The market remains firm and
unchanged.
HAY-The market Is well stocked, with
very little demand.
CORN-Receipts light, demand small
OATS Stocks fair and demand light.
MEAL-Unchanged.
BRAN-Firm at SOC. in sacks, with lit
tie on the market.
BUTTER-Common cannot be sold at
any price. We quote a sale of $4,000 lbs.
at seven cents which was sold for grease.
The market is glutted.
EGGS--Market we'll stocked for the sea-
SOD. The warm weather has brought the
price down.
CHlCKENS-Demand equals the SUP
ply. Prices firm at quotations.
FRUIT-Strawberrles in good condition
find ready sale at quotations. There are
but few raspberries coming in.
POTATOES - Little change, supply
light. o.,
Sales and Quotations.
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Health is Wealth !

DIR u. G. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN IREiT-
MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hystcria, Dlzzi,
ness COMMISSIONS Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by the use
preston, Softeuiug OF tho Brain resulting in in.
sanity and leading to misery decay aud death.
Premature Old Age Barronness, Loss OF power
in either sex, Involuntary Losses and spermnt-
orrhua caused by Of the brain. self
abuse or oyer-indulgence. Each box contains
one months treatment. 800 a box, or Elk boxes
for $500 sent by mail prepaid ON receipt OF price
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To euro any case. With each order received byus
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee 10 re-.
fund tho money il tho treatment does not elect
cure. Guarantees issued onlyby
HARRY w. SCHULZ,
Druggist Cor. Commercial ave. Il 18th st., Cairo.
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RIVER NEWS.
@g~--~
Essss

W Y HAaBDIN, rlyet editor 0l ,BE liuLLgTls
and steamboat passenger agent. Orders for all
kinds Of steamboat job printing solicited. Once
nj Bowers European iiotcl. No. 72 Ohio levee.