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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-20
Election x Proclamation.
by THE
Board of County Commissioners,
GENERAL ELECTION
Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1894.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the first Tuesday after the first Monday,
to wit; On the Sixth day of November next, at
the several election Precincts in the County of
Lyon, State of Nevada, and here in after
named an Election will be held for the follow
ing state, County, District and Township
Oficers, to wit:
One Member of Congress-,
One Governor.
One Lieutenant Governor,
One Justice OF the Supreme Court.
One Attorney General.
One Secretary OF State,
One State Controller.
One State Treasurer,
One Surveyor General,
One superintendent of State Printing,
One Superintendent of Public Instruction,
one Regent of State University Long rerm).
One Regent of State University CShort Terml
One District Judge,
Two Assemblymen,
One sheriff,
One County Clerk,
One County Recorder.
One District Attorney.
One Public Administrator,
One County surveyor.
One County Commissioner (Long Terml, for
Silver City. Commissioner District No. .,
One County Commissioner lShort Term), for
Mason and Smith Valley, Commissioner Dis
trict No. g.,
One Justice of the Peace for each Township
within Lyon County,
one Constable for each Township within
Lyon County,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-20

That at said election there shall be voted
upon and submitted to the people, the ques-
ton, For the election of United states Sen.
ators. by direct vote of the people, Yes.
Against the election OF United States Sem
atoro, by direct vote OF the people, Mo-
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-20
INSPECTORS. CLERKS AND POLLING
PLACES.

Mound House Precinct Polls at Passengers
Depot-Inspectors: +. A Teasland. T. d. Cal
vert aud Josia Moore. Clerks; d. A. Wills and
Ed Regan.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-20
POLLS

That at said election the polls shall be open
ed not later than o'clock NJ, aud shall con
tinue open until clock P NJ. OF the same
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-10-20

J. A, HUNTOON.
Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
Layton, October 10, 10 4.
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Remarkable Mexican Feud.

SALTILLo. Jan. l2.--At the town of Cuantro Llos, southwest of here, are two prominent families named Velasco and Panjora, between whom deadly fe1d has existed for several years. The heads of the two families were killed in the beginning of the trouble and the respective children have continued the warfare until out of family of six Velasco and five Panjora young men all met violent deaths but three on each side News has reached here that the three Velasco brothers and the three Panjora brothers met on the street and all immediately drew pistols and began firing at each other. The battle continued for several minutes and resulted in the killing of two on each side and the serious wounding of the other two antagonists.
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The Hostetter Milllens.

PITTsBURG, Jan 12.-J. H. Hostetter and Christian Stoner. surviving execu- tors of Jacob Hostetter, have filed 6 bill i'll equity against D. H. Hostetter. The bill declares that David Hostetter, George w. Smith and Charles Bough- tere in 1853 entered into a partnership to manufacture Hostetter bitters. The recipe for the mixture was the exclu- sive property of Jacob Hostetter, who later purchased the interest of David Hostetter. It is charged that at the time Jacob Hostetter was in state of imbecility and could not understand any business. The complainants ask that said assignment be set aside, and that an account since 1858 be rendered. so that they may receive their share. The suit involves several million dol, lars
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Resnit of H.iluetn.tious.

LITTLE ROCK, Jan. 1e.-AIrs. J. R. Harvey, wife of the late superintend- ent Harvey of the Arkansas blind school, committed suicide in her cell in the insane asylum by hanging She was woman of lovely character, but about three years ago was seized with hallucination that she was q very wicked woman and wanted to kill her self. begging for poison and knives. She was placed in the insane asylum. but recovered sufficiently to be thought fit for discharge. She was again seized with the hallucination last November and was replaced in the asylum. where she had been until she ended her life.
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The Neprn Lynchesl

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Jan. 12.-A Green vile special says that Eli Harrelson, a wealthy Butler county farmer, while attempting toarrest Sim smith, a noted negro desperado wanted on many charges, was shot through the lungs by the negro. and died few hours af- ter. Smith was captured and sent to- wards Greenville jail in charge of three officers. At Indian Creek church d mobof 100men overpowered the officers. hung the negro on an oak tree in front of the church and riidled his body with bullets. Nothing was known of the lynching until Smiths body was found dangling to tie tree.
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Wore a Coat of Mail.

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. 12.-Au ugly looking negro. who gave his name as Dan H. Gilyard. was arrested at St. Elmo, charged with housebreaking and robbery, and lodged in the county jail. On being searched a 3S-caliber Smith 6 Wesson revolver was found When he had shed four shirts bodice or corset of sheetiron one-eighth of an inch thick was disclosed. The sheeting weighed eight pounds, and made close fitting bullet proof coat of mail encircling the body from arm pits to hips. The affair was fastened in front by leather thongs. In the back was dent made by large sized pistol ball.
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Fonr Thousnnd Killed.

MAssowAH, Jan. 12 2-Latter dis patches received here from Kassala con firm the previous accounts of the battle recently fought between the Italian troops and the Dervishes It is now stated that the latter left .40)0 dead upon the field and that in addition. the leader of the Dervishes, Hamed Ali, and all his Emirs were killed The Dervishes are said to be much discour- aged at their defeat and serious dissen- tions are reported to exist among their chiefs.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.
Fire Marshal Murphy of Chicago Ina, been retired from service.

Fire Marshal Murphy of Chicago has been retired from service.
 Five burglars were sentenced to the penitentiary from Clinton, Mo.
 Joe Manley of Maine is nursing a presidential boom for MT. Deed.
 The officers and A agents of the Frankfort {Ky.) lottery were indicted
 Near Paducah, Ky, an ancient tomb containing the decayed body of a giant was found.
 A receiver was appointed for the Mungo Mountain Coal and Coke com pany of Middleborough, Ky.
 Burglars entered the store of Tyler Bros. at Arrow Rock, Mo, and secured S4000 in money and valuable papers.
 A unique marriage contract came to light in a New York police court through the complaint Of youthful husband.
 Herndon and Hood. charged with ir- regularities by the tobacco board of trade at Clarksville, Tenn, were found guilty and suspended.
 The anti-Gear faction among the Re- publicans of the Iowa legislature scored another victory in getting the caucus deferred from today till next Monday night.
 James c. Butler was removed from the office of city attorney of St. Louis by Mayor Walbridge and Henry A.. Clover, Jr., appointed, pending action of the council.
 Thomas Quick has brought suit against Thomas H. Jones. big stock man in Audrain county, Missouri, for 0,oo0 for alternating his wife's atfecl tions, and S10,000 Tor malicious prose- cution.
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waite,s Extra Session

 RSvER, Jan. l2.-The Ninth gen.
 assembly of Colorado convened at yesterday. In both branches the 'fSamzations were continued. Coy. le began reading his message at LOCK and finished at 4:30. Cheers loua applause greeted the vener-
 executive as he pronounced the aang words. When the governor aea reading there was loud ap- Se rom the Populist members of
 sslslature and the spectators. In uessage Governor Waite reviews , recommendations which consti- ! ms call for the extra session.
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A Noted DlyIne Dead.

DALLAS. Jan. l2 Rev. J. B. Link, who died at his home near Austin on Wednesday, had been prominent leader in the Baptist denomination ill this state for 23 years. Dr. Link was born in Virginia iii s25, and on reach ing his majority he went to Missouri He was sent from there to Texas as a missionary by the Southern Baptist convention just after the war. He founded The Texas Baptist Herald and The Baptist Historian Magazine.
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 4 Fonr Handed Affair.

lxNGToN. Mo, Jan. 12.-At Napo. 10 miles west of here. James re. a married man, aged 30 years, shot in the jaw by Joseph Bauerle
 a shotgun, his jaw being almost away. William Moore was severely sn with a rock by Moses Callison 80 badly injured that he could not moved to his home in this city. son served a term in jail for beat man last year. Moore was re- d from Jail in this city about two lns ago. being charged with rob
 Bauerle and Callison were ar d by Deputy Sheriffs Slade and mt and brought to this city.
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A FlENDISH CRIME.
Father, Mother and Bab Mortalty Shot
 at Dodge City.


 DODGE CITy, Kan, Jan. l2.-Thomas Walker, aged 16. is iii jail i'll this city charged with most findish crilne--tlle probable assassination of three uer- sons, one d babe, and the serIous wounding of another.
 William Kimprel, farmer. and his wife and child, aged IS months. and the wife's sister. were retiring Tuesday night, all in the same room. at Kim brei's home, in Ford county, about IT miles southwest of this place. Sud denly someone fired load of buckshot through the south window at Kimbrel. the entire load taking effect in his neck and face and shoulder. His wife and slster-in=law ran to him and were bend ing over him when another charge of shot was fired, this time through the north window, into the group with ter rjble effect.
 Mrs. Kimbrel was e,truck in the side. the child about the head and the wife s sister III the face. All will die except Mrs. KimbrePs sister. Thomas Walker. a boy of 16 years and cousin of the kimbrels, was found near the barn shortly after the shooting and was ar- rested charged with the crime. He de- nles that he is guilty.
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CAUGHT OLD FRIENDS
Gigantic SWindle on the Ro-
 mantle Order.
HOW TWO CITIZENS WERE DUPED.

 John Campbell anu His son. After an
 Absence of Fifteen Years, Return In
 Special Cars and Lay a Successful
 Trap They Lust @i65. .ooo Between
 Them Electrical Devise.
 LEwisTowN. Ills. Jan. l2 The man. ner in which Henry Phelps and Farmer Oliver Rice of Lewistown were swim died ont of about Sl65, 600, Is n story of one of the smoothest swindling games on record. Old John Campbell lived near Lewistown 10 or l5 years ago, and his son Walter, then a lad, was a mem Der of the family The Campbells were plain ordinary people. fairly respected, poor and no prospect of their eyer be- ing any better, fnacially or otherwise. About 10 or i5 years ago the family left Lewistown- Lewistown people almost forgot the Campbeils,. until one fine day last summer the local passenger train on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy branch, running from Gales burg to Nashville. tarried a few min utes longer at Lewistown than usual. It was sidetracking a palatial special ear. The car was set on a sidetraek, and, To and behold. who should occupy it but old John Campbell, his wife, a retinue of servants, porter aEd two cooks.
 Campbell put in couple of days with the old guard. He had no scheme to unfold. He simply talked with the old boys, especially Henry Phelps and Oliver Rice, the latter wealthy farmer and former neighbor of Campbelps. And how did Friend Campbell fall heir to his good fortune? We'll, that boy, Walter, was at the bottom of it. Suc- cessful speculation, aided by great head, had dene it. And now he was interested in an electrical forging ap- paratus. model of which was on ex- hibition at the Worlds fair that gave promise of making a millionaire out of Walter and few friends who with him, were interested Ill the scheme. The story found a resting place in the minds of Henry Phelps and Oliver Rice.
 The next day the Chicago. Burling ton and Quincy passenger train stopped long enough to pick up the special car.
 Lewistown had scarcely regained her wonted composure when a second visi- tation was maie from palatial special car. This coach contained Walter Campbell, his wife and her physician. nurse. maid, | porter and two cooks. To curtail long story Henry Phelps was very soon i'll possession of about Sll5.0 600 worth Of 'sstock" in the new electrical forging scheme. and Farmer Oliver Rice had investel $50, 900 in the same manner. Both men gave their notes. secured by real estate. These notes were soon afterwards discountef by the Metropolitan National bank of Chicago Walter Campbell is non est, or. rather, he is in Canada or some other foreign country. It is not known where old John Campbell. the special cars, cooks or servants are.
 But Messrs. Phelps and Rice are not the only victims Hiram J. Thompson os Chicago and, as stated, parties in Canton and Galesburg, were robbed in a similar manner. Campbell must have made nearly S200,000 out of his scheme
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4 Missing ,Ian Turns Up.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Jan l2. Irving Butler Of Center Point. who so mys- terioasly disappeared las; October while on his way home from Chicago, where he had taken carload of cattle, and who was supposed to have been foIilly dealt with, has been heard from He is somewhere i'll Kansas. He claims to have been drugged and knows noth- ing of his winderings since his arrival at Davenport on his way home.
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Kentucky Sensation.

,sa,lsSeToN, Ky, Jan. 12.-Frank Oft, 'aa'ay yonng furniture dealer of
 'ci'y, called on Miss Hattie Todd at none ~ in this city. According to I. loaas story Ott began to take inn
 N noertles with her and when she
 'oet r'el ne drew a apistol and attempted '0o.ner. f..' The girls screams alarmed ssa 'a''ief' who came into the parlor
 s'Vve ott from his house. War .,; nave been issued against Ott
 shs slt nlin with attempted criminal
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BONDS STILL CAUSING TROUBLE
It Is sumored the chadick syndicate
 Will seek an I.junction

" is tumoreu the Shadfck Syndicate
 Will seek nn Irjunction
 TAHLEouAH, I. T.. Jan 1a.--The res olution that passed the lower hor ie of the eovpeil witbdrawina tbe -.apeach- ment charges against Chief Harris, and as the Impeachment originated ill the house it is decision in favor of the chief. The whole thing seems to have hinged on the bonds, and as a success fnl sale has been effected 1t was in or der to withdraw the charges. The mer- chants are happy over the long contest, and the prospects, are that within few weeks several million dollars will be turned loose i'll the nation 1t was re- ported that the Chadiuk syndicate was preparing a protest against the trans fer of the bonds to Wilson x Go. q id Ill case ChadicR gets an injunction the payment may be deferred for two or three years. The lawyers are of the opinion the bonds can be tied up for that time If such is the result and de- clsion is rendered in favor of Wilson & Go, the Cherokee nation will lose the interest that may accrue from this date until decision is rendered. The mat ter IS serious one to the Cherokees.
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GROWING SERIOUS.
Democrats oust sh. Republicans From
 New Jerseys Capitol.

TRENTON, Jan. There were five Republican doorkeepers in charge of the senate chamler all Wednesday night. A few minutes before 10 o'clock yesterday morning Senators Hinchliffe and Winter, followed by about 300 men, approached the chamber. One of the Republicans opened the door and the crowd entered. The Democratic sergeant-at arms then ordered the Re- publican doorkeepers out and pushed one of them slightly. This was what the Republicans expected and wanted and they walked out. leaving the Dem ocrats again in control. The situation is growing serious and alarming.
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Lottery Cases.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. l2-The cases of the state against Mir. Douglass and his A lottery agents were called on the in- dictments returned. The defense waived arraignment in each case, en- tering plea of guilty. Judge Jackson set the cases for trial on Feb. Is. Bail of $500 was given in each case.
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BETTER FEELING.
|.ted Improvement shown Upon the Market.
v PROSPERITY PREDICTED.

,.;ons Are In Excess of Sus- n . Tn the World of Labor-The
 'a whether Killed or Adopted
 pr" none All the Damage It Is ss' vonK. Jan. 12.-stocks were \ RI~ m,t stubborn and no matter how
 " Op tbey may be temporarily de- 7cn 6r the bears they are going up, I m sonfdence, though pfover bially
 'g1 ;s assuredly growing. There are Y ' tar ., more assumptions than suspen- ia ;n inc world of labor and the in- Rs 'r 1r;ll m % on. The tariff excited |'ss i;ttls remark aEd whether it is |sd 'I'' or adopted it has done all the Ease it is likely to do.
 pss esass railway earnings in most cases uunfayorable, but the net sweeps |.h I of the unfavorable gross away that ;s more significant of all as e.,s stocks there probably never [a @ co few stocks pressing for sale. N inc cats and dogs are not forced E ,be market while the solid stocks |hsld with a firm grip ana these pos ! facts coupled with the tons of un- Slsvad money cannot fail to bring sarly dawn of prosperity every zre
 Esduesday the only really weak spots |tbe market were sugar and Big 4 tbe former selling down evidently manipulation from 84 to so 5-8, Ele Biz Four was hit further to 3l rendition of no dividend rumors a report that the unproftable Ies had caused a considerable float |5abt Atchison sold at 19 to II 5-S, eouri Pacific at 21. The market Ied quiet but firm.
 |onds quiet; Atchison 4s at 69 1-2. bmes at 34 IA, Texas and Pacific at b seconds at 20, Missouri, Kansas Texas is at "a 3.4, seconds at 46 S-4. elegraph was sold on the Albany |proposing b cents instead of % ts as the New York city rate. |tebison for the fourth week lost |s69 and all December S435, GOA. ar silver steady, sales 100, 900 ounces Bl-Sc.
 terling was advanced in counter ,s by all drawers to S4.S and SASS, l actual figures were S4.s5 and s4s7 cables, s4.87 1-2: documents, S4. s4 J s44 II; acceptances, S4.e4 1-2. ofee higher; March, 16.45c bid. otton strong, B points advance over
 opening, with liberal and general ing. Light receipts at New Or Is. Stubborn spot markets every
 Ire and covering by shorts more offset the drop at Liverpool. The hing of 2500 bales at Memphis also |its effect. The stocks in factors dsin St. Louis are only about 50. 600
 S with very little for sale. The orts so far have been on the basis of | s0OO.O00-bale crop, but it will be Ter 7,250,000 bales. Conservative Iers say ere long the market will ides steady, with continued good | ing. Many tanners are laying in stocks.
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After Four Trlals.

SAGINAW, Mich. Jan. i2. William Palmer, who has had four trials for the murder of his brother, Albert was sen fenced to Jackson for 9 years. Palmer was convicted on his third trial and re- ceived 30 years sentence. but was re- gently granted new trial, which took place last month.
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californ,a Wool gonyYn,ion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12-The state convention of wool growers and others interested in wools and woolens assem- bled here. Bx-Congressman Barclay Henley made a speech strongly de- nouncing the Wilson bill for placing wool on the free list.
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smalIpox In n Hospital.

CHICAGO. Jan 12 The health de partment has been advised of another case of smallpox in the county hos pital and physicians have been sent there to investigate. Many other pa tients have been exposed to the pres ence of the supposed victim. There will be wholesale vaccination i'll that institution
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Joe Anderson Gets Ten Years

UNION. Mo, Jan. F. The jury ren.. dered verdict of guilty i'll the case of Joe Anderson, who was tried for kill ing Lincoln Smith at Gumbo. St. Louis county. in IsJ2, and assessed his pun ishment at 1G years in the penitentiary.l
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Kentucky Assassination.

PRINCETON, Jan. 2.-R. P. Hubbard, living about eight miles north of this place, was assassinated by some one who without warning emptied two loads of buckshot from oublebarreled shotgun into his breast. killing him in- stantly. Who the party was no one knows
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Want Five Tribes Incaude,i.

OKLAHOMA CITY, O. T., Jan 12.- The Democratic territorial committee adjourned after passing q resolution de- manding the statehood to include the five civilized tribes.
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Judge Key 10 Retire.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Jan. 12.-Hon. D. M. Key, United States judge for the eastern district of Tennessee, will re- tire from the bench soon after his roth birthday, which occurs Jan 27. He has filled tho office with distinction for many years. and will now retire to his private home at Chattanooga.
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range Result of an Accident.

E 'sAsIIe MTG. elrY, N. j., Jan. 12.- e ] Y. placllclng with an air gun at a 3 Iap Ia,: the lO-year-old son of Ed bv Ssilher tSe , was struck in the right :, nraa 'he bullet as it rebounded. and
 Voapiy 4 lose the use of that mem
 b;s 'slange 'srs part of the affair is ' ,a e,a aeie eye, which was previously sce;a psseo as and almost useless, after 0rrs.''s usn1 immediately returned to Vllevt position.
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A Baby Maif.

SHREVEPORT. La, Jan. 12.-A baby girl was left at the residence of Colonel John s. Young by some unknown per son. Its cries awakened the inmates of the house ind they took tine little waif and cared for it. It found good home
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Killed by Telegraph Pole.

LEBANON. Ind, Jan. 12.-John Min nick, superintendent of electric lights at LawrenceLurg, was killed by fall ing telegraph pole on which be was working
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H. c. Jones Acquitted.

WAxAHAcHIE, Tex, Jan. 12.-Tbe trial of H. c. lones for the killing of E. A. McCarty was terminated here by the jury rendering verdict of ac- qu;ttal.
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\ Iit Ter ExpIodes.

ADELpHIA, O., Jan. l2. A boiler at Wilson Bros. sawmill three miles east of here exploded killing Silas Wilson, Amos Stevens and Noah Hoffman and fatally iniuring John Wilson.
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Iron Founders Assign.

CHICAGO. Jan. F. Charles P. Will lard 6S Co, old established Iron foun- ders and boat builders have assigned. liabilities $50, GOO, assets S100,00O.
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eed to Life Imprisonment.
 the the Jan; l2.-Christian Scher-
 sent. murderer oi Bessie Sharp. uotioa eaeea to life imprisonment. l. '''' Tor a new trial was over
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chicngn Markets.

CHICAGO, Jan. H. Wheat May closed st sC1sc.
 Corn--SSlsc.
 Oats 3O14s. Pork Sl3.42 Lard $7. 99
 Ribs-S 92.
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J.sksou Inau-urated.

DEs MoIAs. Jan. l2 Jackson was in- 'sugurated governor of Iowa yesterday with much ceremony.
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Big cotton H..

Bod n's; ss,s. Jan; l2.-In a fire yester- 's'es ot cotton were destroyed.