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PASSENGER LISTS

OMAHA, june 9h.-Left here to-day. TO
arrive In Sacramento June 18th: Mira. G. @.
White and child, Whitesboro; Mrs a. P.
Bucklin, Colonel G. w. Waters, Miss Z. K.
Water. w. G. Waters, DR.. J. A. w. Lund-
borge, San Francisco Z. Leduc and wife,
Montreal; B Beebe, Havana; George E.
Jennings. Jr., Cleveland, o.; B. Mosely and
wife, Miss Fisher, New York; Charles
Kennedy. Grace Kennedy, Albert Kennedy,
c.; c. King. England; F. J. Barnard and
wife. Victoria, B. c.; Mrs. Hewey, d.
Schmidt, York, Pa; Mrs. W. P. Hammond,
Miss K. +. Cole, Mrs. B. P. Hammond,
May K. Coombs, Boston; w. II. Goucher
and wife, Washington Willy Leyonker,
Louisville, KY; Mrs. Latham, Atlanta, Ga.
OMAHA, June 10th.-Left here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento June 18th T. J. Lang
ley and family, Miss Helncken, Hermann
Lowen, Victoria, B. c.; Martin L. Haas,
San Francisco James W. Morton. Chicago;
Mr.. Elmore. Wisconsin T. w. Townshend,
Buffalo; Edward CIipps, PhilAdelphis /; S.
3. Henderson. Baltimore.
CABIN, June 10.h.-Paased here to-day,
TO arrive in Sacramento tomorrow ID.
Block. New York n. Heath, San francisco;
Miss Frank Smith, New York Mrs. j. Z.
Lombard, Philip Lombard. New Jersey;
ME Ia ". aANOEt, NCTIuUHb MISS OEteu.
well, England; D. S. Carpenter and wife,
Honesdale, Houesdale, Pa. ;; c.. Branson,
Hon. Edward Pierrepont, San Francisco
J. B. Dickson, New York Tim Reagan,
Detroit, Mich; f. Sneckuer, New York;
Charles G. Wooster. San Francisco; T. ID.
Spratt, Albert Nadeau. Alpena, Mich. r.
L. Gait. Washington, d. c.; Hamilton
Young. Lsavenworth. Ks. f. Frsinstein,
Lsipsic, Germany; W. J. McClern, New
York; M. L. Hubbard. San Francisco; H.
J. McCsrty, Sacramento; Ira Carver, Bos-
ton, Mass. Josie Perkins. L. G. Hall and
family. CollinsVille, Ala; Robert Barker,
Mrs, Barker, Kate Barker, Scotland B.
Bunkel, Tuscarors. New. a. Walcott, San
Francisco; Ira ii. Sharp, New Jersey;
A. J. Ballantyne, Saginaw, Mich. James
w. Adams, Washington Territory j. A.
Hardee, Logsusport. Ind. !; 40 emigrant pas.
ssngers, including 81 males, to arrive 10 Sac
ramento June 12sh.
NEwHALI, June 10th.-Passed here to-day,
TO arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: Mrs.
G. Hutchins, Miss Florence Hutchins, San
Francisco Mrs. i. Taylor snd two children,
Little Rock, AK ". P. Scott, Sonora
Geo. S. Kuspp, Chicago; G. H Candee, San
Bern srdino; &. P. Morris, Radding. Cal;
M. Flintick, San Francisco Mrs. F. H.
Rowland, Vallejo; John r Kimball, New
York; G. A. Taylor and wife, Santa Ana; j.
II. Meyers, Sen Francisco; w. T. Walker,
Los Angeles.
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A esyTLzsAS favorable to the view that science
could afosd remedy for the flow OF hydraulic
mining debris, early in the history OF the hydraulic
mining discussion me; one Of the attorneys OF the
Rey Is Sc on the streets in san Francisco The at
toraey hailed hun with jovial sslusA,iou, and asked.
." What science DONG 10 arrest the doS Of debris g
The prompt answer was. ''Soienes is doing as much
s. litigation" Ths attorney then said, +" We VIII
curc tals iov BY litigation in less than two years.
Hydraulic mining viii be stopped By perpetual IL
Junction" Ths vo;Ary OF science replied: II
Silence fails, litigation viii not arrss. the aow Il
debris in ,sn years" Now the question Is. What
has been the history Of the easel
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OREGON.
Clergyman shot An a ,Teree.

PORTLAND. June 10sh.-To-day, near La
fsystte, Ysmhill county. about 80 miles from
this cisy. Rev. L. t. Nichols was shot in a
melee growing out of difficulty with the
family of widow named Martin. Mrs.
Martin, who is we'll advanced ia yesrs, sp-
pears to have been much under the il fiuence
Of Nichols, and ros OF very sound mind.
Two Of her sons, both grown men, went to
the church 20 attend nesting presided over
by Nichols. and TO take their mother home.
There was some interference, and q fight en-
sued. Several men were knocked doxp, and
Nichols was shot during the row. He was
shot through the body, and the wound Is sup
posed to he dangerous. There is no telegraph
Office st Lafayette. and no particulars are
obtainsble since your correspondents inform
ant left. Intense public excitement prevails
over the tragic affair.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Religion. Ceremanies.

OLYMPIA, June 10th.-Risht Rev. Bishop
Junger held confirmation services in st.
MichaePs Catholic Church this morning, and
sermon the Bishop alluded to the rapid strides
inside by infidelity and atheism at the present
day, and severely censured the action Of So
called Labor Leagues, Unions and Associs-
tions, whose object was the overthrow of gov
eminent and those in authority. At the ST.
tsrnoon services the ancient religious cere-
mo5y of blessing the bell was performed
By the Bishop. the services being Of very
impressive nature.
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DENTISTRY.


Ukts. BKEWEtE q bOb IHWukiu,
nEETIsTS, SOUTHWEST CORNER sls-z.zc~
Of Seventh and streets IN Bryte's q yfStssssss
building, upstairs Teeth extracted, dUIIJ
without pain, by the Of improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas feis-fplm
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d. 5. TKRKY and few radical Anii-rAilroAd i'm
przcticSbies engineered a Democratic meeting at
Stockton Saturday. with view Of intimidzsing the
Railroad Commissioners. series Of resolutions
denoanciug the Commission passed, but it Is 70 be
noted that the demand for an extra session Of the
Legs Ature Was emitted. The whole affair had the
atmosphere Of ward meeting, and Was political
dodge in the inieres. Of stock spectators aa cheap
ambitious politicians.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Record Unions" special Courier In
search of General Croox-woman Fa-
tally Burned The Lower California
hiBes-Cowardly Murder In Nevada
Traveller CTszed by The Heaf-Ihe Red
Bluff Tragedy-FafaI Fall OF Drunken
characterization in santa Fe-Efe.
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NEWSPAPERS are no, infaIlible. and for once the
EEcozD-USIoS vas in erroz IN charging upon Theo-
dore Thomas the pcsuriousness Of asking the unpaid
services o. eho-us. Toe " cheek in this case
must be attributed to Locke, the manager. Mr.
Locke has ultimately failed in almost ever under
taking IN the show line, ana the proposed employ
rneut Of talent without pay cay be var 70 success
10. hitherto suiseieutiy explained.
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Simond's Nabob Bourbon Whisky


YEyhE GREAT CALIFORNIA INSECT INTER.
Z minatlng wonder, recommended not only to be
used safely in the house to destroy Fes Fleas,
Bedbugs, Cocbroaches etc; but also for the exter-
minati0n OF Insects upon domestic animals fowls,
snd birds; also for the complete extermin alton OF
Insects in the warehouses, garden j, orchards,
yards Conservatives, etc Tor outdoor Use apply
Tor directions to the manufacturers
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other. and along the San Pedro is the main
route of travel TO and from Sonora.
General Mckenzie has ordered Colonel
Forsythe's command from Richmond, n. NJ,
to Cloverdale. This change was made with
view of heading off the Indians, who are
supposed to be driven that way by Crook
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The frst real skin cure ever discovered was
DR.. Benson's Skin Cure. 1t cures all rough
and scaly skin diseases and makes The skin
smooth sid healthy. It is an ornament to
any lady's toilet.
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The Mormons interfering.

DENISG. June 10sb.-Ths Mormons north
Of the reservation are spreading dissffsction
among the Indians by reporting false news of
the defeat of Crock This gives the military
in al the surrounding outposts great deal
of trouble
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BATTLE CRrrK. Mich Ian 81 1s7o

Gentlemen: Having been afflicted for q
number of years with indigestion and eenersl
debility, by the advice of my doctor used
Hop Bitters, and must say shaY afforded me
almost instant relief. am GLAD to be atle
to testify in their tehalf
Thomas G., KNOX,
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NOTICE.

yFEssgs. VAN HEUsEs HUSTeoN HAVE
w closed out bCsiness. and have sold noe tneir
Slissleeted sto k of furniture a. sscri6er This,
added 10 large variety Of hoasehcld goods, vii
not be sold beloz co-s. tot viii be sod al ~ email
margin above est IS p9ssD.e. Please give me cali
heio<e purchasing elsewhere =. COFFIN. Is and
- - roth side net seventh end Bfgh:t-vrs n
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HoRsToRD's ACID PRosPHsTz, valuable
ne.vs tonic Dr. G. C. 0lunstsad, 8iiivsl-
kse. Wis, says: have used t in ny prsc-
Size ten. yssFs, and consider It valuable
usxya topic,r
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NEW MExIco.
Assurance Made DoubIy sure.

ALBUQUERQUE, June 10Th. - Social and
army circles are all s. broke up" at Santa Fe.
Miss Eva Cunningham, niece OF Mrs. Gen.
eral John A. Logan, has been residing for a
time in the family of Paymsstsr Tucker
There she made the acquaintance of Sergeant
s. S. Errett, of the Twenty second Infantry.
A secret courtship was followed by secret
marriage. This fact became known, and
Senator Logan, to make matters certain, had
q minister called in and the ceremony re-
peated in the presence of friends.
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Tsxkx are Indications that the force c; internal
Revsaue colieesors viii he reduced. and TIA. the
President ard sscreslry VII soon revise the list
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articles can be made any color wanted with
tie Diamond Dyes. All the popular colors.
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DIR. In Mars Seminal pills cure all

DIR. In Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Vigor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
biitY, and all tbst ciass of complaints arising from
Excess, Indiscretion Abuse. The old find in this
remedy A FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
young safeguard and protection. DR.. LA MARS
SEMINAL PILLS restore the Sexual Organs debilitated
from whatever cause TO their prestine vigor Price,
81 so per bottle Sent c. o. ID. by express TO any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
1852, San Francisco. ms 6m
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EAOVAL.

Il LASa,s CHEMICAL STEAM DYE WORKS
Cd a hss ben removed rom iifsI STREET y 30 x
s-s.t, opposite Turner Hal us2s-la
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Tns Ezas,issr a. lsss admits TIE folly sud non
sens Of demand fo- Al Il session 0: the Leg
stature.
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AL communications for publication, and all
etters upon business with this office, should be
addressed RECORD USIos, WEEKLr USIos, or The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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EMIGRANT GAP. June 1Oth.-Ths mills
have commenced operations. Considerable
lumber is now on hand waiting teams, the
latter coming to the mountains very slowly
this summer Talk has bsen going the rounds
here Of late that the mill companies Intended
putting in q grade for the purpose Of running
steam wagons, but the expense of building
beiog so great it is entirely abandoned. The
hest has been so intense thst no snow lies on
the ground-an unusual occurrence for this
time Of year. The thermometer has ranged
az about S0' 10 the shade for the past few
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TIlf-1TYS nkIR IYE:.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to o GLOSSY
BLACK by single application of this DYE. 1t i'm
parts q natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
by Druggists, o. sent by express on receipt of 81.
OFFICE, 80 MURRAY ST., NEW YORK;.
f DR.. TUFTS MANUAL of Valuable Information ant \
kUsefl Receipt. viii be mailed FREE aapIieatio..
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Said sick Young man from Fanquier,
Can S.. jacobs Oil be boug Ltierz
Yes, for rheumatic pains,
N.uralgis ard ceilblsins,
lis indeed. sir, very much sodghtisr.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

All Diseases Cured by the ReVItaIIzIng
Cure, such as Catarrh In its worst forms throat
and lungs; female weakness specially. Oxygen
Depot 100 Geary street je6-im
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shooting ARRAY in Napa County.
woman Burned TO Death.

RocKLIN, June 10sh.-Yesterday after
noon some boys started fire in the grass
near the residence of Mrs. NJ. A. Davis. In
trying to keep the flames from the house,
Mrs Davis clothing took fire, and she was
burned so severely that death ensued few
hours later.
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A Select Overland Esarty

TWILL LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO on JUNE
w 23dfor all points East For full particulars
call on or ADDRESS Z. ". WADHAMS, % Aontgom-
err street, once of the Great Burlington Route.
ieiII2I4IS-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LAND LEAGUERS, RALLY |
THIS (monday) EVENING.
wARNrMGI

YTyHE PUBLIC IS HEREBY WARNED NOT TO
4 listen to the misrepresentation Of a certain
swindler and impostor, introducing himself to the
people for the purpose of taking the number and
examining their sewing machine, and offering to
repair the same. We will arrest him wherever
found. THE SINGER MANUFACTURER CON-
PANY. SIS ] street ielI6t
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Beware of all Counterfeits
and limitations.

The genuine is put M only in tin cans. Any party
applying the word - Bnhash, whichis our trade
mark, to an insect powder Of their own. or dealers
found selling the same are equally liable for infringe
ment and will be prosecuted to the full extent OF the
law.
Section 354, Article 1884, Penal Code;
"Eyery person who has or uses any eask, bottle,
vessel clse cover, label other thing bearing or
having in any way connected with it the duly filed
trademark or name Of another, for the purpose Of
disposn, with intent to deceive or defrsud, Of any
article other Than that which such cssk, bottle,
vessel case, cover, label other thing originally
contained, or was connected with, by the owner Of
such trade mark j. guilty Of a mi-demeGuoe"
We call theattenton Of the public 10 the fact that
large quauties Il inferior insect Powders are sold
By certain interruptions deslers az Buhach, conse-
quently much dissatisfaction has been the result.
In order to protect cur trademark and the public
in the future we ask all most respectfully T. ask
their druggists and erocers Tor Bohaeh ana take no
other PJder II they do not have it but II the Pow
der Is purchased the representation by any dealer
10 be our Baaach take it ami ny II, and II y falls
u do what we claim for Il, send sample Of Poe
der 20 purchased b. msil. a0d the name 81 the
dealer that sold IT, and ge shsll a. once commence
legal proceedings against al parties that commit
such frau
Our Buhach Is for sale * Wholesale By KIRK.
Geary L Co, Joseph Hahn & Co. and Adams. Nc
Neili & Co. o. SDsr irento and IT retail BY all drug
gisss and ergcerl men
BUuAtH PREDICTING AND MFG. Co.,
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CALIFORNIA.

LAST s1euT's DISPATCHES TO THE REoORD-uSlOs-l
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NOTICE.

TyO NY FRIENDS AND THE PFBLIc: /
i have sold to 8. BROWN (of the firm OF
Brown Bros), the stock and good viii 81 the Car
isge Painting Business Of my late husband, Henry
HOPPE. al 10l1 and lob Ninth street, and ssk
continuance Of the custom TO same.
mrs. EMMA HOPPE.
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Baving bought the above business. am
prepared 70 do Carriage and Wagon Printing in al
iss branches Country orders promptly attended To
SIMEON BROWN
ffff Rrozn Pros
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THE RECEPTION.
Promenade Concert In fulton Hall.

Promenade Concert In fulton Hall.
At all early hour in the evening a
rhroDg of ladies and gentlemen, admitted
| By invitation, filed Fulton opera house
to attend the complimentary reception
and promenade concert given by the Ian
caster commandery in honor of the visiting
commanderies. Long before the time Of
opening the doors large assemblage had
gathered without, and as soon as they
were opened the house was packed, there
being standing room in neither the
lower part of the hall nor galleries,
hundreds vainly seeking admission. The
exercises OF the evening were begun BY
tho exhibition drill of st. Alban's COM
mandery, of Philadelphia. under command
of Eminent Sir Joseph F. Wright. The
drill was an unusually fine one. The very
Intricate and attractive evoiutions gone
through by tho commandery on the plat
form that extended from the stage to par.
quet circle of the hall were received with
loud applause, albeit it had been request
ed that none should be given, and ths
different figures, including many military
forms and those which have especial con-
nection with the significance of the Tenn
plars, were given with consummate precis-
ion which, united with the fine appearance
of.the body, made a most attractive fea-
ture OF the evenings enjoyment.
1t was nearly 10 o'clock before the grand
march, led by Past Grand Commander
Breneman and B. F. Eshleman. intro
duced the dancing programme. During
this the scene was one Of great brilliancy.
Many of the ladies -Lancaster's beauties
with scores of visitors-were in
full dress, and the knights in their gay
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The apparently practicable and sensi.
bic proposition of Mr.. Jenkins, which
the House at Harrisburg adopted to
divert the revenues derived from liquor
and saloon licenses and now paid into
the state treasury to the county treasu
ries, has been negatived by the Senate
finance committee, and hence defeated
for this session, upon the representations
OF the auditor generals chief clerk that,
In view of certain corporation taxes
abated, this proposed diversion would
take too much money out of the state
treasury. This will be unwelcome and
surprising news to the people of the
commonwealth, who had been led to
believe, as Gov. Hoyt told them in his
message, that this revenue could easily
be spared to the counties. We believe
it can and that the end of the fiscal
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PERSONAL

| M. BRosIUs, ESQ.,, was the Decoration
| Day orator in Chester.
SENATOR ANTHONY was we'll enough tt
visit the Journal Office in Providence yes
terday.
KEW. FATHER DEBLIECK, one of the
most distinguished Jesuit teachers in this
country. died yesterday in Chicago, aged
62 years.
DAVID RIPLEY, a prominent lu,nbe,
dealer and formerly trustee of the New
Jerser state reform school, died in Newark
on Tuesday night.
REV. THOMAS BATTLE, of Georgia.
whose death was recently reported, was
said to be the oldest preacher of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church in America. He
was born in 1856, and his descendants
numbered 400, three of them being grand.
children of mis- grandchildren.
ToRRENcE c. Nipple, esq.,, of Lock
Haven, Pa, was one of the most popular
members of the Knights Templar in at
tendance upon the grand commaudery. Mr.,
II. is promising candidate for the Office
of junior grand warden at no distant dav.
Before leaving town this morning he ten
dered the INTELLIGENCER Office q serepade
with the excellent band from Williams
port.
The CzAR and his wife were received
with great enthusiasm at the opera house
10 Moscow last evening. The audience
rose in body and cheered as their males.
ties entered. When their maiesties were
leaving the house the audience rose AGAIN.
and cheered SO persistently that the em.
peror and empress, who had retired. re.
turned to the theatre and remained stand.
ing in full view of the assembly while the
national hymn was being played.
MAJOR W. G. MITCHELL, acting adiu.
tant general on General Hancock's staff.
died at Governors Island yesterday morn
ing OF pneumonia. He entered the volun.
teer service in the war for the Union, enlist
ing as private in the Twenty-fifth Penn
'ylvania infantry on the 18th of April, 1861
and in service in the 7th and 10th Pa 8, |
regiments rose to be q brevet brigadier
general of volunteers and major in the |
:egular army. By his attachment to Gen, |
Hancock be became we'll known and popu-
ar in military and political circles. |
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Events Nosr and Across tho County Limos
The Oxford spring fair promises to be
a success the track is in good condition,
the incubator is ats work thirty-five
trotters are entered Tor the races there
will be bicycle race, q baggage check
station has been erected, the machinery
exhibit will be complete and pacing race
is contemplated.
Members Of Thompson q. A. X. Post, OF
Oxford, drove 10 UuIoD, Lancaster county,
yesterday morning. and decorated tho
graves OF soldiers buried there. E. ID.
Bingham, esq, made the speech. The
post then proceeded to Fagg's Manor,
Chester county, where Revs. J. B. Rem
dali and G. II. Rorer delivered addresses.
Rev. Richard Kaiues spoke in Oxford in
the afternoon.
Mr.. Oliver ID. Schock, special agent Of
the Pennsylvania board of agriculture,
who recently travelled over the counties oil
Lehigh, Schuylkiil, Lancaster, Berks,
Chester and Montgomery, reports tie
growing cereals in very promising con-
dition. In some sections wheat is badly
infested with lice, which threatens serious
mischief. The outlook for an abundant
crop of hay was never moro encouraging.
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year will show Clerk McCamant's calcu.
lation to be erroneous. In any event there
are idle and superfluous millions in the
sinking fund which are earning nothing
for the state and cannot be applied
to the reduction of the debt, nor
be made to serve any purpose, it seems,
but to benefit the favored banks which
have it on deposit. That sort of finan.
cial management is hard on the tax
payers, and somebody ought to be made
to suffer for imposing it on the state and
for the failure to relieve it.
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The tardiness of summer and the
flowers, which has been notable Of late
years, has induced some of the members
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic in
different parts of the country to start
the suggestion that Decoration day be
postponed until June 80 hereafter. It
may be worth while for them to consider
at the same time whether the practice of
putting fading nosegays on the graves of
those whom they honor might not with
great propriety be changed to the custom
OF planting living decorations, whose
perennial bloom would better illustrate
the intended sentiment of the occasion.