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Show KVKNINO OKSsKtf mMiKJK Out 4 .OG'JS rut m r one 7' three 6Mral Btrta no " $o SesIaeM Aol t n : TRUTH AND LIBERTY. , t MEWS. . riaimn BOOK AZkCJJMOf m PabUaaed every Wednesday. mis tot the One copy on yeax. : to rei DESERET NEWS. Cill be complete In I eteht days, and ex 222 Nffc .18 . WEEKLY S 1 RAILROADS. CEI1TIUI D&ILROl UTAH JJry tu av on year,. six month,.... three sBontba, cm oopy T. & W. TAYLOR gtj Pioneer Line of Utah. ; .Oroceries, Hardware, to-d- ay raee-Demeratl- ewi-wEti- six three mon ason-ths- SALT LAKE CITT, FRIDAT EVENING' AUGUST 12: 1870 Vol. III. " WEEKLY The DISEREf NEWS TIKIS fOS THE SJunArrtu rosi JOB f&lHTIXO. T) Published every Taeeday and t ir Austrian minister is authorized to deny said if the country was invaded the neare Dressed tha fullest confidence in Mar the report that Italy and Austria cessity for Instant action was imperative. The government should have made up shal Bazalne, and counted on victory sending troops to save Napoleon. ZMrgraphe Its mind to that' I Great sensation.! closed were all theaters the to efface all trace of the recent reverses. Nearly the was last Minister remarked that Pari Jerome David a dated It A that night. Iftr ldcble dispatch, Have a Well Assorted Stock of r WWEllX U.MOX Telegraph ue ministry might haverequested a lew hours 10, say a the? news :of a buttle is hourly crowds about the city, though Germans, were very quiet. The workshops for reflection. expected. Two republican newspapers, CariPART3 10. La Liberie Bays, all the aus- - generally were closed yesterday. been have and The Reveille, Eappel CALIFORNIA. on catures war members have of the staffof Gen. McMahon disappearsubjects Goods, penoeu. A ed from shop windows because they are werg killed or wounded. in the battle of slight shock ol Earthquake. offensive to the public. The crowds r roscnweiier. colon ei urammont, the Sax Francisco, 10. There a about the kiosks, where the newspapers brother of the Minister of foreign affairs slight shock ofearthquake at 11:30 last TENNESSEE. are sold are enormous: the people nght has lost aa arm. Colonel Abzec is mornlru. Lynch- Law. to get the journals the moment they tally, wounded. Colonel Eapenicles, aid of the murderer are 10 me prince imperial, naa disappear issued. the Memphis. Brek, Large numbers of the ed. wno Garde Mobile are The 7th regiment lost at Weiasen the for on Paris Favorite Good Island, leaving family, ILLINOIS. 43 officers killed and wounded.' u red In Indiana, by army, a detachment went off reran rant tlv burg wsj Oplalene and rnoaera on the stale or th Khrltr of Turner cooaty. Missis- - amid : great cheers from the crowds Btbasburq 10, 0.80, p. m. Allconis rose la II ens. here but defensive measures inni. waa taken from Jail at Austin, around the station. quiet Chicaoo. The Tribune Washing-t- Miss., yesterday morning by a party of The Moniteur says that persons, wor- tinue. Crocjkery, special says the belief Is gentaken to favorite xsiauu uu thy of entire confidence, who have just he eral lure, lu official circles,quite where from over arrived Prussian the the that the citizens, a to pay spot Alsace, tree, ITALY. French Umpire is near an end. and hung Hiwl. It la said that he losses in the recant dghting were bedivithat a military regency will soon be es- confessed the murder. JRome the In of Vosges rid tbo Freneb troop. yond computation. sion the greatest energy prevailed. tablished, or republic declared. The ItoM,'9. The evacuation of the J3aza4ne a The Garde Mobile manifests much enappointment of Marshal cuuimiiuder-lu-chle- f Is looked upon as kingdom by the French troops thusiasm. PENNSYLVANIA. is France leaves for the govan abdication by Napoleon, of his milicomplete. De, The Journal Saar 9ays "Admiral ern ment ralu. Accident heavj through and the thirty nvc mortars and 15,000 think tary tuipreaiacy, Benourg will take command of the de- shell. Desertions are frequent in the 11. last this will be soou followed people Since some act night fenses around Pari. Eight thousand by Philadelphia, of the Dantibes. legion divesting him of civil supremacy. A there has been an almost continuous cannoneers from the navy have heen letter, received fronj a citizen of rain. There are reports of bridges being placed under his orders, to man the guns CHEAPER THAN EVER our country In Paris, alludes to the talk carried away. A train on the West of the forts." that an American legion will be formed, Chester railroad ran into a creek near Metz A GERMANY. in a morning pa and says "it ii all nonsense," the writer the cltvr one man waa injured. There per says that dispatch is still Prince the Wounded In hundreds. Imperial arrivinguiui-tentAT THEIR STORE ON between accident that a rumor of a of serious is the Ameriadding, at that place and that the Emperor will M Anaheim, 0. The wounded, both cans tbere sympathize with Prussia. here and Lancaster; It la aald the whole certaialy make a stand here. Prince de German and French, are still arriving He states that Mr. Washburne has his mail train went into a creek. Jolnvllfeand the Duck d'Aumaleare at in hundreds from the front. The hoshands full with the Prutaiau. who Is reported that the Weisaenburir. It EAST TESMPJL.E ST. crowded. The second line Is nave been put under the protection of Prince has asked leave to .serve in the pitals areforward and the reserves are our flag. That nearly all. the French moving French fleet. LOUISIANA, its Its movements are d!98ly taking place. are for war, especially thoaa who be9. two For the shot. Idler days Marseilles, ire f the weather; it has been lieve it will etid in the overthrow of haa been greatly agitated by the impeded by city David Privates torrents in New since yesterday. Orlbans. raining and the establishment of a demonstrations of the people. Great Napoleon in 19th of the Mike and Kellv Ford, of A neuthe NOTICE I Austrian crowds assemble and demand arms. copy republic. y a com- Last dead were ahot by Dibeen haa circular received. a fantry, of trality groupe Radicals, evening plomat who have read It think Aus- rade named James Brown, who is in seemingly with evil intent, entered the PIONEER VEGETABLES FRUIT STORE MI NERS & BUILDERS tria is gratified at the outbreak. The custody. City Hall and endeavored to overturn French sympathizers do not all credit , M. O the municipal government. Troons UMBER wUt be wefie. the story tha; she will aid the country. at the New with orders arrived, quickly stringent prepared to supply his patrons X JU i MUh S Miles np Littlecheap or at ana suit remain 01 ineir original opinto arrest the rioters. Arrests have con- KKETB himself Cottonwood, Tof K. - MCMyOUiyfi 14th Ward. tinued ion, that she will ultimately be on the about forty persons being Fruits, all kindsButter,fresh Errs and Candy Osiers promptly filled. Poultry, side of Prussia; n r is it believed within now under guard for participating in GREAT BRITAIN. d213Sm the circle of the French legation that the disturbances. The city is perfectly TZ3A.ZS3 VJJLmUD TO ZZATJXu Olllvler Te WeaSi rm tranquil again. Frauce, notwithstand- Uly six Italy will asIs 1st aald tha". PrnMUsi-Thto all that effect e Corps Tne Journal Officiate has advices from by the taarrsMe4 by (lie ing Cord, at tbe Mill' Hbo.SLjtta; PHIL VABGETTfi. . affalr-T- hs w mlaUtry Metz, up to 4:30 p.m., yesterday, with cable, aud Paris journals .:, The Democratic Stale Convention, his worse than the eld. C.B. HAW LEY. details of the battle at Froschweiler TaJCBS thisandopportunity of hoInforming will Apenos that hel.I at Deernolnes, yesterday, adopted patrons are Mcwhich still Marshal meagre. London. In the Corps Legislatlf. on Mahon had his horse reso utious denouncing the present Inkilled under him. ROOM, formerly tne Idaho Bakery, ;B eoad on was vote when taken the Tuesday, ternal Revenue system as oppressive the of cavalry of the reserve and Boatsw Bt. where he will keep a constant aup A brigade minisof the 11 sustaining question J ' w. r. AxnKKsoBr, sr. B;.i-;- : and unendurable, and favoring the colutrer one ;ifara, of division Gen. of the mniim, corps were votes Foilly . for Ollivier. ... six I 1.; only lection of taxes through the .tttale gov- try, on arrived the field at the close of the d20 lm i from Advices Prussian the London. nnd Surgeon EliysHciant ernment; declining opposition to the front, up to ten o'clock on Wednesday day and covered the retreat. The pur OfflN nt Realrtonee. lrtsi present taritT system, and favoriug one night, state that the French are falling suit of the enemy was vigorous at first, for revenue purposes alone; opposing back to the line of soon became a mere reconnnisanoe. but Moselle, harrassed saa, U U TJl XC w f a .Ka a An afrar Ku(nr wrr fer.fi land subsidies, asserting the right vi om9 of the waa wa vuvv alw uuui nthvt vviua tvan had which auvU) Prussian the ' cavalry, by Ev-erpeopl.' bf legislative enactments to reg saddle, passed Sunday at Ht. the Baar. Stores of all in thewhich ulate and control all mon led emigra- ready passed was abandoned on Sunday L. 8. Hills . iBOoopor, H.8.Kldred4e, , fallen kinds, and 'railway trains, had tions upon which extraordinary rights intn k hanrta f the Prussians: thev had night and occupied by the Prussians. west Preot. B. Young's Betldeace, : UpOPEU, .sprxiSDGE efc CSh of are conferred by charter; and opposing also taken the small fortress of Hatxlz- - Bomerof their ad vanoe pickets came up Salt Lake City, rn ..i BAf.KCR0f auy attempt t abridge the full and fret? tlne. in the Vos fires, which the French witn eur rear gnaru, nnt were. driven TT IHTTOBB TO SALT LAKB CITT may lsam of civil and rerigloua liberty. had evacuated, leaving their guns and back without much difficulty. The , uiur. uuuii oa Mxaeraa, noma r oaoeM. Hit enjoyment Wild animals. Ae. of I ho Bookt Mountains in A full rttate ticket was nominated. Journal says: 'Up to one o'clock this hall prdvisiens. six months' travel thronca at Jjn boa r than no our had in been made attack . "vby n our p. m., tho Territory. .) uJ London, iu. A. aispaicn irom forces Our arrived at Say Tueson lHildua tnitad ;tto;i .v.o ViiT 'ilel department. Paris special correspondent, erenoe . the battle of a ait? in At 'order, good Mnxamomsui, ossiia, lutre NEWu YORK. t day night, says: fu- Frotchwelleff tho cor pa of volunteer war Ramoiro la "No pen ean dtt lostioe to-we rroaa the en a inati to 'Wearmg'Wlittw badges sion and scandalous tumult in the ted 'l X , WMumm byth JOHN W. TOUM a Yrk -- Ml the by every convention, was general 2191m known in It Legialatif. Corps Proprietor.' rendered praiseworthy service." uftlaUlry. by many of the members, that where say there Is much talk Nkw York, 11. A Tribune special. had come from Metz to tarn inHome paperscreles SIGN OP "BIG BOOT," of the intervention diplomatic dated London, Wednesday evening, out Olllvler. The Emperor is seeking a Gaui-loPowers Great for of The the peace. latest omclal SALT the LIKE HOUSE, 10th, says dispatch, reDntatlon In Paris by aacrlflcing the says France cannot accept such, in dated Metz, 91h, eve., says that the moat unpopular and least responsible of Main street, that morning to the hla advisers, tmivier. mmaeii, naa not terference: it would be incompatible EAST TEMPLE STREET, SALT LAKE CITY. Emperor went with her dignity. Buch was the first who the of hla fate; he came a rail- sentiment headquarters of Marshal Bazalne, SALT LAKE CITY, CENTRE OF B USINESS. expressed by Palikao, when requeued command of the trooDs con ing suspicion to leave it Chamber the only or to minhis informed nomination the cent rated at Metz. This is an Indirect pale,into terrified and rained. The atrong F. LITTLE, . . way of contradicting the rumor that istry. d2122m Props ektor. at was be to tne Uhaiona A from made gene- la a camp Marshal Bazalne w proposal for a revolution, and and toletter Offlciale Journal the ralissimo of the whole army of the was plain represents roa to mat due ine Knowledge partly Rhine. The Emperor is blind to his Ollivier garde mobile fall of military would be aucceeded by purely that the SCMIDinAVIAH STAB. SSTA7i7XOOZZ Cl WZZLB'S own incompetency and.dlsregardlng the personal and reactionary ministers. spirit, are anxloua to meet the enemy. tne universal outcry against it, will cling The Incoming ministry is worse than In the Corps Lesrlslatir y. to the chief commaud of the army un- the outgoing one. The appointment is protect of deputy Keratry, for calling I AM aathorlxod by Elder Jesse N. Smith to CXXXB KATES til another defeat exhausU the natioaal a reckless defiance to public opinion, under arms all unmarried men of the A receive RnbcripUons for the aecmuUnaUtm 1859 1864 ex was to of classes out never he Inclusive, that Bar. givea patience, lie and I do not believe it will laat a week, tended to embrace all men from the KOBT. L. CAMPBELL, will return to Paris alive unless as a unless a great victory should be o?27.' are or wno Historian's Offlro. to not marriea so, agee; CLINCHING SCREWS! is conqueror. which the French, by gained of and members the not asserts that the Prince not at all upon tne caras. x ne popula La France already garde of armament were Imperial, whose return to Paris was tion is In no mood to be ruled by the mobile Projects and adoptthe by government rumored by all papers yesterday, is still CasjAznac and Jerome David set, presented and addition of the the with of proposition, with hU papa at the theatre war; he the garrison or rarie la not atrong ed, will not come back unless the Chambers enough and not united enough to put offered by Keratry as previously with a farther special ar We use them for soleing Men's, Wonation amended, and expressly direct it. The down any popular rising. tne rumors ticle inanxs or tne uorps to with young about al guards, as tney sit at tne tames in The city abounded men's and Children's Boots and the war yesterday; the abdication of front of the cafes, openly say that all the army, which merits much from the . or rour Shoes, and warrant the work suminion In Paris, and tha sreneral who have brought France nation. Tne credit Napoleon, the revolutionPrussians of the and for families the Jobbers francs were ol importers a frvh victory by the perior in every respect to to the present state, and above all, the mobile was increased to r enty-f-garde ve l deBt. In to Wall Into service must be brought oommanding-lnchiePegged or Nailed, C general 1. f submitted Cremlne millions. other market. the Deputy gold Among Intel press And equal to the best hand-sewe- d According to the latest work. comcontracts a the iu that stories which obtained currency waa changed. proposition OlaM not Cbtna, haa Kerosene the Ware, Emperor ligence, resigned, Lamps, mercial oue that the Empress had telegraphed himself, to give up the command. interests, falling due between ana Brlttania PlatedOlaawea Leoklaf dte. over the cable to Delmonlco to provide against which all France Is clamorous.' the present date and the SOth of August, No. 12, Wnro, BARCLAY STREET. be prolonged one month. Jules Brame XEW YORK uuartera for herself and Lou La, Jr. The tested against the measure, and Toar doors below Astor House. OIH t4C3m fJCKE ,V4 reporters interviewed Messrs. Delmo- SAIalS remler and Jules Simon Insisted upon on the subject and found thoee nico CANADA. its necessity; they said. to defend the gentlemen in dense ignorance of the AT MANU K AOTTJR KR3 PRICR4 Twelve Persons country I Uitnt ftaakt the mind must be free of care. honor. Majrlp proposed Drowned. Cirwas as voted The urgent. tr The executive committee of the project was sunk culation around the ball and outside, To&osTOw A market-boa- t French aid association sent ten thousand dollars to France rtn Saturday, for vesterdav bv a schooner, 'twelve wo-- waa by this time stopped by the crowds, and several detachments of troops sur-t a- - wuuuded. mesiaitd children were drowned. rounded the hullalng; the masses howou a Ltureua treet, Pu .f building ever were not disorderly. A project of one man uu.Jer repair, fell law for the national defence waa adopt FRANCE. injured. iourouily ed v fmru unaaimoualy by 273 vot?. u Amid , tal, writlug trUju HroMlaa Loes beyond computation U o, Muu.:ncitirer of.. tho M S. B Rail, P. D. Kellogg Jas. Ltnrorth, k? Wali'iu rallied o has applause amilet excitementlook voice rius JTa wellies prialag-?rof The us in people "now was heard Prn!a t i'uU o hi- - jLtaty au t i falling hack intervention for pea e fe be permitted the face." G""ral Cruet Palikao anI i '..il order 0. N Austria aro not sondlns; nounced the formation of a new minisLinfortb, Kellog & Rail, Italy and o!A to th" TYSbaneTiom i.rfUl now ve Tbo aa tn as jKapoloon names of the read troepo and , " 1, itimu, U tlp lit (SiMMiarttg U 8, fUnekUy lltti, say our frpecial dis-l- EaeltoinenS In tbe Corpa try Count Palikao, miniver ot follow: a t. Iioui Paris on Weiuesday wen-- i mlaUtryWfmtmtm rv... ll .rik. ti .ir MHOKTEBB &NU iOBBKb Delatour- Darvegne, rotiint. r of uew Cabinet meaDs strong ik rrooSwollor-.aroworron- a i tbo front at ttfTiilri- Hnnrv I ,hf in 1 irn .. ure against i'arl as we as Prus--- ; ITouutctinat, as Vases, : Imerlcan,' Engthh and Gerraa Grande Perret.miuis- ttt,r n7 . ha Interior. do not be mistaken, another (aeroaana to qo it rrnneo-Uearylolui aud Ams- STATUES, oletPrlnee J3a BEERS, 1 bourr minister f Oeneourlv. DOGS, K Etc the Eoeror gone. Con-rlleitvrsw iu bitu vortal eilU of ft 1ROX SAIUXOs, H A Malle. minister RrB, rtf is utterly destroyed. FVr Pnbiic and Private nance: Jerome David, minister of pub Uumora of a fresh battle are flying and a.uoe eaa4mooro a doton Buildings. Balconies, Aricaltaral ImplemenU, l around ParL), but no official newa haa Paris, "Midnight. The Prefect Of lie works; Jules Brale, minister of pubOsmetertes.ete, bea Clement been received, but the French are Duverneurs, WISE ' the upper Rhine, in dispatch to the lic instructidn; '. A.lVr MINING TOOLM BAILISGS, and rapidly reinforced, and Minister or the interior, dated Uolmar, minister of Commerce; Bassor ing massed For a few of 10.15 State. within Woe. Sand a fRONT 8TRKKT ' Banks, Counter, Offlcea, ste. in a daja Paris will be almost a.m, says there has been no movepresident of the council denuded or youoz men. Ponular devo ment on the banks of the It h ine this A recess was taken for a quarter of an WIRE WORK SAN FRANCISCO. OF ULXISOS HADE TO 0RDB KaarlCarkstt tlon Is for the country, and no longer morning. hour. On resuming, the Chamber devu discusGaulois ior duk everytaing loocs The says Pallkas has sired to pats imm dtately to the I ROSI STABLE PIXTlTRES;1!t, 1 y asujnasiy: ir the Orleanlata or a lie pub a decree, which he will submitprepared to the sion of the of law on the Garde Of the most approved designs. project lic wouio, succeed the Emperor. The Emperor, ordering all Germans resid- Nationalc. BoufTet requested a delay of Cbatuber hv voted the re establish ing in Paris, to quit French soil within two hours, as the report on the subject PLtJIBERS' CASTIHOS. THE.; -. ,; ment of the National Uuard In the de twelve hours after receipt of a notice to was not quite ready.. Minister Marian In FoU lines. portments, aud made a proposition that that effect. demanded an adjournment. He explain- 9TtS:I-- r BUILDERS HARDWARE. GlflUT POTTO Hn all citizens, over twanty-aeve- n of All the English correspondents have ed that Count Palikao .wai no. In the years age, and naving resided a year In one returned from the. front;, they report Senate, and could not assist at the pro- u TtTT : WOBKH place, would be famished with arms. that they thave been in great danger of in which his advice was need- Tbo Larrost rarlety of Patterns in the Connkry. "Have resumed the their ': Marafactnro The XlnLster. of vthe --Interior aald the being hanged by the Inhabitants, who ceedings cf ed. A. protested .against post- EMBLEMATIC moment the Benate passed a 1 aw for believe that all loreiguers are Prnatlan ponement.Itoga Bilault SIGHS,. ; . .Minister Bassor 8aUbU for ovary Trado and Proferalon. demanded the adjournment of the quesgeneral armament, he would telegraph spies, and threaten them with death. Appl teat loos to be made and Orders ,and eom- nirstinns sdiinmjiiii u a Gambet-tLondon. Last night tion until the fact to all tha prefects. (Applause Paris.1i 10, via Deputy All at RaTDTJQIID niismnJ smbexk-atioann on was iDAtiDMAw; ntuinonkcoj on both aides.) there the should proCount Pallkas :l Insisted that the debate great activity Oenaral Arenu, 210 Front 8L rmaefaen for - the Baltic. Tho ceed; France, he said, wanted arras; he ' nounced ithat i the, armament of Paris dSlm 61064 :'; : '. IHPEciAt. NEWS,' 6emi Weekly DESEBET see JOB MINTING 0FF1Q ur-Ktio- OF Tenale fntta M. CANNON, NEWS BOOK at asd Pioneer Piper of the Rock; HpunttiP Region EVlillf 3ISERET 1 CANNON, R4llUr. f float ora. ,,-O- a- - NKWS e 'muu i OX AKD THURSDAY, MAY 19th, D Clothing. Pon-tiflci- al Etc., - 18TO. Trains will leave Bait Lake City dally at &. aadt3.i5 pon arrive at Ocden 7. a.m. and ajn. 4.45 p.m.; leave Ogden City at 8. a.m. and R.80 pja.; arrlva at Salt Lake City 10 a.m. and 7.8 pjn. addition to the above an la to-da- HADD f i WILL BXJS OH WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Leavlne; Ogden City 5 a.nx. and Bait lake City, 440 pan., on which roll tare will entitle the purchaser of a ticket to return on tho same day and train free, and wUl stop by arranging; with the conductor, at any po.nl on tbo line to take on or let off passengers. Passengers will please pure base their ticket at tne offlcea. Fifty cents additional will be charged when the faro Is collected on the train. For all lnCormatlen concerning Freight oi Passage, apply to C ALDER, ( D, Tlefcet and Freight Agent, a to-da- y, fr pr Lea-Ulatl- f V7n, ; SE ai x n. . flair-bloc- 8 UVKRnXTKX DINT, dll-l- j FROM . 0CBAN OCBIN TO : ( T Vi . JOSEPH A. YOUNG Vea-otablo-a, ! TB1III 1CC0L1L10D1TI0I! to-da- y, hs AFTER . . . - -- . . ". . THE . . . AND WErjACERIE. ...... . . . , Boct I CMcago. " i - AJVB) PACIFIC RAILROAD, ntMB -- . . 1 r, rs ihan ad-vano- an-brd- ' eur-geo- na, fc rf, er U OI AHA & CHICAGO IsLAM VIA NEW YORK TRADE BURTIS & FRENCH, ROO f, ti" FOU J. W. FISKE, to-nig- ht; WJ-- California Trado. I i .'. i aiiim mon ronii -- Fatlr ( Vt-Tii- u. .,.,. uc SIota-AdaalralSio- nonra; 1 1 I Fl IS OVER 100 MILKS SHORTER than via St. Joe, and no change of CABS. IH WEXJL STOCKED WITH. PALACE SLEEPING COACHES II THE VifORLD FOR ALL THROUGH TRAIN H. Two Expre Trains leave Connell RlnfTn Dally, npon arrlTal of Trains ' from tbe West, and snabe qnlest. time ver n tboronsrbly well eonstrnetotf THE FINEST laid witb beavy Stee STt tbo Rail, vlna; Pans ot sdraatsgs WbleJa la belna lt, , i to-da- , : 0- no. . -- i Trains for tbo East. Through ticket via this Line ean be ha atoll Through Ticket Office of the Pacifle EaUway,at WetU Fargo and Co Office, Salt Lake City, and at Company Office at Omaha and Council Bluff,' 4 8. 8. Stevens, General Agent, Council Bluffs. Tlele, Gen. Freight Agent, Chicago. Dngb Kiddle, Oen. 8upt Chlcaxo. A. Mt 8mlf b, Qen. Pass. Agt., Chicago. COL. E. F. HOOKER, Western C. E. S3HTJI, Ticket Ag;ent. X j Ag-en-t. '- d2001y OIIAHA TRADE. BREWER & BEMIS Browlnff ' ; . - . 5-- lu j C3o,- .' BBEWEBS OF CH AHPAGtlE STOCK ALE .i JiEEtX-- & PO rrjrEJj TuAGl v;t w i And Dealers iaii? Ai kr. MALT, HOPS, A1f A OE?nCRAL STOCK or naawj V? '.T A TT A 6200 Sm - TTrTRT.1. ... - 4 RTT A . U'.k V - to-morr- . COXEIKEB. Botb Trains connect nt Cnleagro wltb Jr- - : T4w TT . of-'troo- ps s ud R1FETT SPEED, COIFOST . . -- eng-er- h Bil-lan- ; New Cars Elegant AND R WXylA PI-r- re 0ES MOINES L ROCK This Great Central Route to-da- ; ROUTE BiAC VfJCKS . t TOssAlIA,.-i;4:vr?- F U n A VI null oHEBUIiBtr T pleasantly and eonrenlent ly loeated, with, tbo view of aosammodatlng. m the iraveiing Vi vxihllM Oaa- . In ttmannavan mrm . . 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