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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-17
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pany-location Of works, Gold Hill District. ito
roy county, NevadA-NotIce; There are delin'
quent upon the following described stock, gu
account Of assessment levied on the 29th day OF
january, 1866, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of tho respective shareholders M fol
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-03-17

The FOUNDRY BUSINESS will be carried
on by US M the Pioneer Foundry, under the man.
agement OF A. J. TYRRELL, Superintendent
BOOTH l. PRESCOTT.
y. BAH persons who have any demands
whatsoever against the Association, are requested
20 present them within Ten Days. or they will
not be allowed. BOOTH Il PRESCOTT.
Gold Hill. February l3. 1870 feI3 II
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And In accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees. made on the 18th day Of
January, 1865, 20 many shares Of each parcel OF
said stock E may be necessary, will be sold u,
public auction, by olney & Co., at No. GIG Mont.
eomsry street; San Franelseo, California. on the
hour Of 70 o'clock n. Of said day, to pay ,nId de.
llnquent assessment thereon, together With costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
q. n. BURNHAM,
-. SECRETARY pro tom.
once Ass Jackson street. 5Y-aIs mrs osw2w
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Cnlifornin Con.olid.,ed MininE

Company. Meadow Lake District. Nevada
county, California-Notice Ia hereby given. that
there are delinquent upon the following de-.
scribcd stock, for assessments No. Q. 10 and II,
the several amounts set opposite to the names Of
the respective shareholders, a. follows:
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CAuTION.Aconndepoe silver Min.

Ing Company.-The following described certIA.
Gates Of stock Of the Confidence Silver Mining
Company were sold at public auction, February
l6, 1896, to pay delinquent assessment:
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DOHBRrY's MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENT.
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID!
QUICK CURES AND MODERATE
CHARGES.

DIR. w. n. Dohcrtys Private Nc"'e"'
aud Surgical Institute i,.
Sacramento street. below Montgomery, VmP',|
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company "'n''D
~p-ir,,. rn,r,,rc,. an LcIdr.Iorif street. ~
San Francisco, California
Established expressly to Afford the a;h,sL"a
aud scientific medical aid IN vac rsronSr
and cure Of all PriN"'T !"
Diseases, Cases OF Trcr'>H'
and all Sexual III"
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M GIBBONS ADVERTISEMENT.
mo THE ~!
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REAIEDIEs!!
Dr. Gibbons DiSpensary,
I'm kEARNY STREET,

c1H KEARNH STREET,
UlI near Commercial, san
Francisco established In 1854.
for the treatment OF Sexual
and seminal Diseases, such rs
Gonorrh"a, elect. Structure,
syphilis in al its forms. semi.
nal Weakness, lmpOiency,
etc. skin Diseases (of wear,
standiuG) and liberated Leg,
successfully treated.
nnrTnD rInnn> 49, A.
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Financial.


Totalnumber ofchIldrcn between6and u years So
Number Of white children under q years VI age M
Number do. between Is and q years OF nge...... H.
Number under q years born In Nevada......... 3Ei
Number OF children between I and . years OF age I.5
Number do. bet. 4 and 6 years attending school l-g
Number ofchildrcn reportcd not attending Public
Schools Az
Number do. attending private schools .......... Fly
Number between 9 and IS years not attending
any l39
Number OF Indian children. Is
Number Of Monaghan -
Number OF negro y
Number Of blind persons. Irrespective Of age. /
ABSTRACT FROM SCHOOL REPORTS.
Number OF boys enrolled on the Public School
hesIstcI ip
NuLmocI ~ KITS IN
Total number OF children .................. SIN
$50
Average number belonging ................. 1858
Average daily attendance ........... 3l0.8
Average per centagc OF attendance ......... So
Total number OF days attendance from
school Register tD,OIj
Total number OF days absencc.......... 1900
Total number Of times tardy........... l,s2
Number attending school between I andd
years Of lt
Number OF calendar months schools were
maintained. 10
Number OF pupils studying History OF the
NumSS s!ff stSdyiSs PSy;iGlo:y and iiysIsH: -
Valuation OF school property. .S0,0S on
Value OF libraries. 10 ~
Value OF apparatus. 40 %
School IStotoss-S. II. Robinson. ID. o. Adkison.
and Louis FelisIpr
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NAF'sNN NhOS
The Importance OF q well conducted Mining Col
lcge, under the management and tuition OF the
,wiscst and most practical and scientific mindk OF the
axe that shall pass constantly In review before the
student, the various observations OF the pick and
shovel. Mining Engineers, Biologists, Chemists.
Mineralogists and mill men, of the present and pre-
vious generations. In our own and other countries, TO
be located here. In the midst Of the most extensive
mining operations In the world, Is too apparent TO
require argument or Illustration. Foreigners. favored
with a scientific and mining education. possess great
advantage over our own people. OF equal or superior
natural capacities. A school Of this character would
soon bring. not only our mines under the MANAGE
ment Of Amcricans-oG those who love our country,
and synlpathlze with her alike. both In the hour OF
her humility and her glory-bnt Il would add many
millions TO the wealth'of our State.
THE REVENUE LAW DEyEcTIyE. As REGARDS TIE D
80 ,-rsrr SCHOOL FUND. ..v
There is another matter connected with thls "hsii,
mill tax" In which the Reycnue law OF the iaS'
LeetsIature ia think. essentially detective. -
Section OF Article x Of the Contributor, on TAXA
tlon, "a In the following lansnags; tS,Tn: ,or . uni,
. The Lerislature shall provide ~ !aw, IoI vii
form and equal rate Of aasesimeni ans AAAAusa sno
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The yolioieiH0 10 M abstrdei ofthe sfdtistieai reports
QColoRel CoiiRs, School Stperint eldentJ for Storey
County, TO The Superintendent Of Public IBtrHc.
ton, for the year ending hn0Hst Slst. lS65. 10 irit:
ESQ. VIRGINIA. Sept. u, ls6j.
Rev. A. F. WHITE, SuPERINTESDEST PUBLIC
lSsTRucTIoN-Enclosed please End the statistical
reports OF my department. required by law:
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25
The saengerbund Festival.

LOUISVILLE, july -.
The Fourteenth Annual Festival of the
National Saengerbund Society commenced
here this morning. Forty-four societies
are represented, embracing delegations
from nearly every large city In the Union.
Our city presents holiday appearance.
German and American flags are floating
In juxtapOsition from public and private
buildings, and every prepartion has been
made for the entertainment of many thou
sands Of guests. Houses are thrown Open
and genuine Kentucky hospitality is every
where apparent
The grand procession this afternoon
passed through the principal streets. under
evergreen arches and elaborate decorations,
and finally reached a magnificent hall on
Broadway. erected for the occasion. and
occupied the stage, where accommodations
had been made for over one thousands
persons. Mayer LithgoW eloquenrly well
coined the musical societies To the hospital
titles OF the city, and was gracefully and
beautifully replied 10 by Professor
HahIlaur in behalf Of the Saengerbund
Professors Sofolensh, Hast and Scoller
directed the musical festivities, which were
received with great enthusiasm aud Rp-
plause. In the evening the various sOeie-
ties, accompanied by 1000 Of our citizens,
held a source at Woodland Garden, where
music was discoursed till
late hour. The festivities continue through
out the week. and concluding Saturday
with gfaud excursion 20 Mammoth Cave.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WaahlnRton Ntntters.

yUl WASHINGTON, July ~.
The Committee OF Claims made q report
to-day upon the matter of tho capture Of
Jefferson Davis and the assassination con-
spiratofs. fl.. -IE
In the matter Of the award for the cap
ture of Jefferson Davis, they recommend
no changes, but Ia the other awards. they
recommend very material change. Thoy
award Baker and Congo $l7,500 each, I'M
stead Of $3,750, as awarded by the commits
sion. Lieutenant Dougherty's award Is
reduced from 81, 500 10 SA0OO. The above
large increase necesstates reduction OF
nearly all the other awards, SO that the
privates receive only about Sl66 each.
Tie Northern Pacific Railroad Bill was
reported In the Senate to-day before the
session closed.
The new Senator from Kansas, Major
Eli Ross, appeared and was qualified to-
day.
General John NJ. Thayer one of the
newly elected Senators IRON Nebraska,
was on the floor of the Senate to-day.
II is not likely that any action win be
taken this session on the bill introduced
yesterday by Senator Wade for the admis-
sion of Nebraska as a state.
The state of the business in both Houses
is such that an adjournment can be had on
Friday, and many Senators are in favor Of
ladjourning on that day but It Is very
probable that the session will be carried
over to Monday, the 30th. Monday is the
best, as well as the usual day for adjourn
ment.
A meeting of thc Southern Union men
now In Washington, about dozen per-
sons in all, took place tonight, at which it
was determined to meet in Philadelphia.
in pursuance Of call, on the 3D. of Septem-
ber.
Governor Hamilton, of Texas, and Colo
mel Stokes, of Tennessee, were the actlve
spirits and spokesmen of the occasion.
Hon. Henry Stanbery, Attorney general,
was present to-day for the first time rs u
member of the Cabinet.
Some of the Radical jOurnsls--for what
purpose Is not exactly apparent--haye sta
ted that the President and Mr.. Seward do
not intend to go to Chicago to participate
in the Douglas monument ceremonies, and
they allege that the reasons that they will
not go, is because they are required to be
here, In easy consulting distance when the
Philadelphia Convention takes place.
can say, upon the best authority, that
Mr.. johnson and Mr. Seward will most pos
itively go TO Chicago on the occasion above
named, and that the Douglas monumental
ceremonies will not take place until after
the Philadelphia Convention shall have adj
ljourned.
A short time after the reading of the
Presidents message in the House to-day,
three of the Tennessee Representatives took
the iron-clad oath, and were admitted to
their seats. The three were Mrssrs May
nard, Taylor and Stokes
The others will be admitted tomorrow.
The Senators will also be admitted to-mOr-
row.
Colonel Harris aid General Cary were
positively confirmed by the Senate as Col
lectors respectively of the First and Second
Districts. Their commissions will be pre-
pared Tomorrow.
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Additional Foreign News.

.-.i tN| .ttI NEW 1ORk, July a.
Foreign papers contain the following adj
ditional details of war news:
The Moscow Gazette of the 18th contains
the highly Important announcement that
Russia does not desire any change I'm the
present state of things In Europe; IL Aus
tria and Prussia will render themselves the
tools of France, Russia can no longer de-
pend on them as heretofore Venetia. with
out Rome, would constitute no progress for
Italy.
The submission Of Austria to France Is
not advantageous, but dangerous TO the
European equilibrium.
The supremacy of Prussia in. Northern
Germany narrows that of Russia I'm the Bal
tic. Russia's love of peace does not sane
tion efforts to attain supreme power. Eng
lands Interest may make her seek an alli-
ance with France and Austria in the Eas-
tern question. but the dictatorship of
France in Italy and Germany can not meet
with her support.
A dispatch from Lcmberg, of July l3,
says the Gazette NdrddO,od of this town,
Announces that all soldiers on fIrlough in
Russia have been called In, and says every
day military trains start from Warsaw to
the frontier of SileSia and Gallicia. Rus
sian troops are marching from POdolia to
Bessarbia.
A dispatch from Florence, of July 10,
says the Count of Berlin has declared to the
Italian Cabinet that an arrnistice on the
basis of cession of Venetia is inadmissible
The Italian Government, in its reply, Is
said to have announced It's resolution TO
offensive operations against the
Austrian Empire without relaxation. IN
with the engagements entered
into by Prussia and Italy, till both of these
pow ers shall have obtained from Austria
terms for the conclusion of
peace.
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VIII Ann wfsDONI

''l'vc just laid out fifteen thousand dollars
for my dear wife," said fond young hus-
band, "YOur dear wife, indeed !" sneered an
acrimonious old bachelor.
An analyzing dame reports that she has
heard of but one old woman who kissed
her cOws but she knows ofhnang thousands
|Of young ohesi who have Kissed very great
Icalvcs.
A jurors name was called by the clerk.
The man advanced to the judges desk, and
said:
Sgudge, should like TO be excused"
1T Is impossible" said the judge deci-
dedly.
But, Judge, IL you knew my reasons"
''Well, sir what are theyg"
"Sir, the fact Is -" and the man hesi-
tated.
proceed" continued the Judge.
"Well, judge, if 1 must say II I've got
The fudge being a very sedate one turned
90 the clerk and said, ''clerk scratch that
uah out"
a Spanish gentleman, studying English,
being ut Il tea party, and desiring to be
helped to some sliced tongue. In doubt as
90 the term. hesitated moment, and then
lsaid Il will thank you, Miss, TO pass me
that idngHqQep - ... ~. e..
IAN advertisement of cheap shoes III d
country paper has the following nota beRe
I.'N. B.-Ladies wishing those cheap shoes
| will do well to call soon, as they won't lasi
long" Honestl
A witch being at the stake to be burnt
saw her son there, and desired him to give
her a drink. mo, mother" he said, lit
Would do you harm; for the drier you are
the better you will burn" .. -. ....
| 4When Ettie. about five years old, was be.
ing put to bed during the hight of musqui-
TO time, her mother said 10 her: Elite
you must always be a good girl. and then
at night when you are asleep, the angel:
will come and sing and watch around your
bed" "Oh, yes, ma" said Ettie, Il know
that; heard them singing around my
head last night, and some Of them bit me
too"
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, Anti-rent Troubles at an End.

-.- ALBANY, July y.
The anti-rent war is virtually at an end.
All quiet at the front has been the report
for the past three days. Two additional
writs OF ejectment have been executed. and
several Of the parties against whose prem-
ises writs have been Issued, expressing a
desire to settle the claims against
The premises already seized by the tiilieary
will be formally delivered 10 Col. Church
to morrow, when he will place his agents
in charge. The military will be relieved
from duty and return TO this city tO-mor-
row evening" N
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

LosT.-0n Saturday morning last, a
handbook containing two light, and one
dark dress, white skirt, and several other
articles. The box was left in charge of a
young woman at n house near the depot.
Whoever has tne band box will please leave
1t at the EMuRE Office. A liberal reward
will be paid. ars -, 1-. ~
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

D.-HezekIah Allen, a colored
hoy, ten years Old,t was drownedinl Mi
ami yestel day. In company with some
other boys, he went into the river to bathe,
yesterday morning. and getting Into deep
water, and not beingl able too sayinl,Tysas
drowned. TIE body was lrecovehed, and 4
CorOner's Inquest held, by which the above
facts were ELECTED
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

TIdHT-RoPE ExHIBIFIoN. BY a fl0tlee.in
our advertising columns, it will be seen
that Mr.John Denier win giyea tight-rope
exhibition in this city on Thursday and
Friday afternoons Of this week. He will
perform a variety Of wonderful and daring
feats, and thecrowd will no doubt be tLere
To see - ~ t#lef IHl.E f'isNIiF
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

MONEY LOsT.-This morning, between
the First National Bank andJ. X. Gebhart's
Grocery on Jefferson street, snnlo of money
rolled up. The finder will be suitably re.
warded by leaving it at No. g jefferson
street.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

LETTER LOsT.-The person who found an
unopened letter, Monday evening, on the
north side Of Third street, between Jeffer-
son and Ludlow,wll greatly obligeby leav-
ing same at my office, or dropping it in
Post Oflce. w. MUNGER, JR.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

THE VALLANpIGnAM PIoNIc.-1he boat,
kitty Clyde" will leave the Public
Square, on Saturday morning at eight
O'Clock, for the Picnic Grounds. Fare. 81
a couple d3t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

Positively THE LAST WREA Mr.. Lafee
assures MS that this Is positleelg The last
week of iewelry sales at his establishment.
This win be the last chance. jy24d5t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25
aeIanttarN aHa CtOmmtrflaI.
Cincinnati Markets.


10 CINCINNATI, July "a.
FLoUR-The market still rules dull. The
lower grades Of superiinc and extra are
very ditlicult 70 sell. Trade brands of ex-
ira are held at 80 5O@lO 25; family at slOG0
oil 80, and fancy al Sl2ai4.
. WuEAT-There is nothing new In the mar
ket since our last. There was rather more
inquiry for extra spring and old winter of
the crop of 1860; the former is held at 81 IS
@l 30, and the latter at 30 20@2 30. New
red nominal. ats..
CoRN--A dun market at G2c. for mixed
shelled in elevator, and 7io. in sacks.
Ear mt G0@0lc.
OATs--A dull market. No. will not
bring over 33c and No. ! doc, although
holders are generally asking l02c. higher
for the latter.
RYE-Choice is held AZ roc, No. I ut G5c..
and No. at 55@GOc. No sales reported
since our last. ..
BARLEY-ls not quotable.
WBIsKY-A fair demand for duty paid at
" 20, and for bonded at 27c.
New York Money Market.
Nkw York, July "a.
Money is easy at A@5 per cent. for call
loans.
Sterling Is dull and heavy at l0s56 0IO9.
Gold was shade lower; opening al $50.
advancing to l505s. and closing at f5O1s.
Governments are duh, and rather easier
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25
Cholera in New York and BROOKLYN
t"f lf...@ AbatinR. l

The BOARD of Health reports only two
cases OF cholera In this city to-day. In
Brooklyn three eases--two 0f which were
reported fatal. -
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25
lFor the Daily Empire.l
Teachers Institute.
IS DAYTON, o., July "a,

: f Hdf.i DAYTON, o.. July ~, 1866.
Ih the organization Of Teachers Insti-
tute, in this city, for Montgomery County,
Capt. A. C. Fenner was chosen President,
JOHN Smith Yice President, and W. T.
Stonebraker Secretary. On motion an Ex-
ecutiyc Committee OF five, consisting Of S.
J. Henderson, J. y. Bailey, W, n. johnson,
Miss Matte Poyner, Miss Elizabeth Sloane
were appointed to transact the business of
the Institute Fifty-four teachers were in
attendance, and the probability Is that many
more will enroll their names with us in a
few days. The Institute is a success. .u b
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

ag- For Hue Black Cloth Suit made ~
style, and of good cloth, cali on Schwarz
IFS Main Street, sign Of the Golden Hagle
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25
DAYTON PAVILION

IF you want something TO rofresh Won. call at
Il DECkbLLMAGER'S Pavilion ON Jefferson
street opposite the POstoihce, where all kinds of
hmens, Ia season, served mp in the best
style lie Keeps creams OF all the sAvored navors
Ice " ater' Mineral Water NC also all kinds Of
uioe hakes, French and common tandies In larga
variety all Kinds OF frnit in season both ForeIFn
ana domestic. paper-shelled Almonds English
W NAihutsi RAIN nuts fliberts. Ground. nuts &C
WIN large variety Of other articles in his line Of
business Having an experience OF twenty-five
ySaTs In tue business, he hopes 10 be able TO please
All no may favor him with their custom
balis. Wedding Parties and pc-ncs supplied
with every thing in bis line OF business on terins
10 suit the times.
Remember-62 jefferson st. opposite the p O.
julbafuThSStt FIX DEJRELLMAYER
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

ES- Turner g. Walker, No. 80 Opera
House are getting of their Dry Goods pret7
ty fast Better call soon, you who need
goods-such dn Opportunity will not soon
be had apain. "a .s-sf.sV b8bn8B T-tIIasl
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25
Of the Tennessee LegIsIa-
ture Expelled.
NASHVILLE July Z

NL NASHVILLE July -.
Messrs. Porter MorAble, Britler, Foster,
Martin and Williams, members Of the Ten
nessee House Of Representatives, were ex-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

ATTENTION For the best assortment of
Children's Clothing Cheap, go to Schwarz,
lis Main Street .. ',.l'-,, .t.,,...,, ..,,,.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

A Yankee was recently accosted by a
Enropean traveller, who asked him whether
ne hsd Just come across the Alps, wal,
guess did pass risih ground" 'a
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-25

Tm oPERA ftObssl4The arlehdid and
thrilling drama Of aMazeppan was pre-
sqnted for the Aec6hd time hast evening,
'aad thelaTge and delighted audience pres
ent fiiIy eyinced The increasing interest
lmapifested by onr theatre going people III
the production of this magnificent play.
Since the opening OF the Opera Honse our
citizens have not been invited TO sOo at
traetive an entertainment, and Manager
Weaver is entitled to great credit for get.
ting up this splendid representation Il Is
just what was needed to'relleve the recent
.dearth In dramatic entertainments. II Is
gratifying to see that his efforts are rightly
appreciated. The play last evening was a
decided Improvement ON the first night.
Miss Kate Fisher was grand in her part,
and all the members OF the company ac-
Quilted themselves admirably. ID Every body
win be glad to hear thar the piece will be
repeated Tonight. All who would secure
good seats, should go early.
We may add, that the perfect ventilation
of the Opera House renders it the most
pleasant and desirable place Of public
amusement TO be found any where. % no
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NEWS BREvIrIEs.


AZ workmail IN Miles saW mill, Ellihart
Polk Co. Mich. Tell against the Circular
saw, which struck hun ointle shoulder and
passed diagonally through his body. almost
Jtis stoJtivs Ms t'sI ana kllilPg MN N
s.fH8 ata
AZ New York dispatch says the, Rey. Mr..
GreyEluk HE geBtlelnan who swindled a
widow ont Of $1,000, is endeavoring TO
tiX the matter up, but it Is believed that he
will fail entirely. He has resigned his po-
sition as President OF tile lieIittleWanderers
Home ei'' ."''t+" si'tfi' 'l'H' Wy" .'
EN-Goyernors Porter, Bigler and Packer
and Chief-Justice W oodward, have been ar
pointed, by the Democratic State Central
Committee, delegates at large for Pennsyi-
vania to the Philadelphia Convention. "a
'C., L., - ~ .''gn 90 .
Mcclellan men. met 10 Cleveland yesterday,
andiH. b. Payne, II. p. Ranney, i. T. Baekils
and Moses Kelley were appointed delegates
60 represent the Eighteenth District IA the
Philadelphia Convention. a.ia .t .tfu....i..
eor,rr,l hmm, ha.,,,, .,o.-.....
Of the towns Of Cyds VG Canoes 'e Sssnsn MSnIIms
and Saugatuck, Mich. with fifteen on each
side which come of on the Sd. Capt. b.
Halls company killed 1900 squirrels, and
while nassino thIouob a n,ece 30 G,,ooda
In the town of Sutton. W. 1ast weep NJ
CHARLES s. Tan was 5tierceiv atta"toS h,, ~, u
LARGE hawk and .consIderablv liwrt ~, s,raI
he disabled his (,,atbrred nsssiIsht ~
III
1ermann, GaScOnade County, Missouri,
noted for fts wine, will suffer a partial lail-
ure Oi the grape crop this year. The Ca