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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-22
Check Lost.

A WELLS, FARGO& CO., PHOEBE CHECK,
~ No: 300. dated August 3lst, 1872, drawn in
favor Of J. ]. Paul and signed by A. Barber,
Agent Magnet NJ. and NJ. Co.. was lost or stolen
from the U. >. Hotel at Bullionville. All per.
sons are cautioned against negotiating for such
paper as payment has been stopped at the Bank.
A. BARBER,
Agent Magnet Mill and Mining Co., Bullionyille.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-22

And in accordance with law and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the fifteenth
day of July, 1872, SO many shares of each
parcel of said stock may be necessary will be
sold at public auction at the office of the Compa.
Room No. 81 ,Haywards Building, on the 18th
day of September. 1872. at the hour of one
o'clockp. NJ, of said day, to pay. said delin-
quent assessment thereon. together with costs
of advertising and expenses Of sale.
H. c. KIBBE. Secretary.
Office: Room No. 81, No. 4l0 California street,
San Francisco. Cal. uu2s-td
POstpOnement.
The above sale is postponed until THURS
DAY, September Goth, 1872, ut the same hour
and place. t.
by order Of the Board Of Trustees
H. C. KIBBE, Secretary
Office: Room No. 81, 4l9 California street. San
Francisco. California. sei3.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-22
DISAPPOINTMENT.

POSTPONENIENT.
The above sale is postponed unil THURSDAY,
the twenty-third t23dl day of September, 1872,
and will be held at the same hour and place.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
j. NJ. BURLINGTON, Sec'y.
Ofice-Room No. 81 Merchants Exchange Cal
ifornia street. San Francisco, California.
seS-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-22
Beckxvith Mining Company,

Beckwitn Mining Company, E
Mining District, Lincoln County, State Of NJ
vada. Notice is hereby given that at NEE
ing Of the Board Of Trustees Of said Comls 81,
held on the 18th day of August, 1872. ~ y
sessmcnt of Twenty Cents (2Octs) per .shar y
levied upon the capital stock OF said comp's
payable Immediately in United states gold soil
to the Secretary, ut the ONCE of the comparl
Room 3, No so2 Montgomery street, San ~
cisco, California. ~ .,.rf
Any stock upon which said assessment ~
remain unpaid on SATURDAY, THE 18th ps
OF SEPTEMBER, 1872, shall be deemed dels
quent, and will be duly, advertised for aks
made before, will Lr sold on WEDNESDAY y
Esd day of October, 1872, to pay the delinlue,
assessment, together with costs of adyertS,
and expenses of sale. By order Of the Boara !
| Trustees. VIM. H. WATSON, Sec!
Office-Room 5, No. 500 Montgomery street
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-09-22

HUM y Hunt silver Whining 60
pany-Location Of works Ely Mining pis'nj
Lincoln County, Nevada. --Noticc IL her,
given that at meeting Of the Bosrd Of Tras'I
OF said Company, held on the 30th az
August, 1872, an assessment 81 ONE DOLE
per share was levied npcn the capital stc ,r,.
said company, payable Immediately. - uniI|
states gold and silver coin. to the Secreu;
the office OF the company, Rocms - nv !
Merchants Exchange. California street. I
Francisco, California. ~ LIZ .aaff ulll ~
Any stock upon which said assessment y. ~ n
remain unpaid on the FOURTH DAY " u
TOBER, 1872, shall be deemed tlelinquens' !.
will he duly ADVERTISED for sAle at pnblk. y. "
ton. and. unless payment shsll b. made ~ ~
will be sold on Friday, the 25th day ct Ww,ss1
1872, to ply the delinquent assessment, nss ,
with cost Of advertising and expenses q ~
BY order Of the Board of Trustees :.
laaf8 e LOUIS KAPI.AN, 6eeseS ~
Once. Rooms 26 and a MerchantI Sycc:.
caItfort,is street, San ftsreieec, cst1'css'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
THE INSURANCE LOSS.
continued from First Pace,

and Yonkers and Mercantile Companies only suffer from
SIS Gee a. $4,000 each aud their losses are not suele' 10
affect their standing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
wONAN's CONSPIRACY.

Mrs. pischoffbcrger and her brothcr-in-law.
Simon sireu.z, were arrested in Newark ~ j., yestor
day. for attempting TO unawully deprive her husband
Of his liberty IN order TO defraud him OF his large prop
erty Tho circumstances, as alleged, follow. ::
Several months Mrs Bsehonbefger urged by srentz,
induced physician 10 give her acertcae, Endorsed by
drugclerk OF her husbands insanity, and upon this
the victim received AZ tie Trenton Asylum. care
ful examination being made Of his person papers
Mrs. BiscLJnhergsr PAID Fix months board IN advance
and promised q fee OF go 70 DR.. POhemus, the pLye
clan with srcntZ TO and her she men took 10
secure the property which IS valued ut $4,000 But her
husband frieud s nGd become susp cOu. and Cnstiug
Dr. pohemus whose Mrs. BischoanerRCr had failed
10 DAY. they took steps for the release OF her victim.
The tx months Tor which Mrs BischOhsDerser bad
pad beard having expired the superintendent ~ the
Isylun suddenly discovered that Mr.. bschOfsberger
was Lo uganc aud wrote ordering her TO come and take
her hu band away MLs BschOs berger instead Of doing
fhs st 10y Tor thf5JnOuths mOre 10 the Asylum and
to,d tis superintendent 10 Keep LeI husband longer
ho bad quite succeeded Ia getting posse sion 81 the
prop. 90 b. alleged, ard NgLttc three mon s % per-
icct Le lem,A bltt 40 this point Bischon-hl r8eIs
frends interier 4. and although the Superintendent OF
Tie trenton Aay hsd accepted the money sepi hm he
was compelled io surrender his patient. The latter
taken 70 Newark where he remains 10 the house Of Mr.
Gudtih Who MADE tho affidavit upon which Mrs. Bihch.
OhhOersef hnC btrentz were arrested. ihO prisoners
were e0nDlted II VIC CITY Pris0D " default VI bal 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

Sale TUESDAY, Nov H. at q M the cinsOu Ia. sa'0'G'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
Sterling Silver.

STARR 81 MARCUS exhibit
at retail the largest stock OF Ster-
ling Silverware in the United
States by the GOrham Mfg. Co., and
submit to the public the following
facts:
/. The Standard is guaranteed
English Sterling 925-1 900.
2. These Goods excel all others
in originality of design and perfec-
ton of workmanship.
8. This ware is growing daily Ill
favor, by reason of its high charac-
ter and the unquestionable advan-
tage it offers in price.
4. The designs of their Solid Sill
YER ARE NEVER REPRODUCED by
the Company in electrO-plate.
Starr & Marcus,
Jewellers,
20 JOhn-st., up stairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

CARD from THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
To the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR After close and careful investigation Of
our books we ascertain that the OF this Company
by the Boston fire win not exceed 100000 and that,
after deducting this amount from assets the lst
inst II leaves the Home Insurance Company IN posses
sion Of some s, 10000 which amount with cash daily
income OF AZ least $1,000 is guaranty Tor future liza
biitios We write this in order TO give you a correct
statement Of orr affairs for publication Otherwise and
70 prevent any incorrect information that may
ceive about tus Company under tho excitement Of the
moment from persons who have accurate kDOwed
on the subject. A. i. WD-LMARTI, Nce-President.
Nel5 York, Nov. 10, 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
THE ELECTION.
TENNESSEE AND ARKANSAS REPORTED TO HAVE
GONE For GREELEY

TENNESSEE AND ARKANSAS REPORTED TO HAVE
GONE For GREELEY.
We have a special dispatch dated at Little
Rock on Saturday which claims Arkansas fOr Greeley
and Brown The dispatch says that 50 count % have
beer heard from which gvo Mr. Greedy 1000 majority,
and that counties embrace the sronshOlds OF the
Administration Minstrel" party, and that tho
ties not heard from will be almost unanimous In their
maorites for Greeley also that this victory has been
won IN spite Of immense frauds by Gov. Clayton, thou
sands Of having been erased by his direction from
the registration books The Associated Press dispatches
have for two days given TENNESSEE to Greeley. and
there seems be for refusing to believe that
that state has voted against the Administration. the
above report. true Mr.. Greeley viii have carried
seven States and will receive ~ electoral votes leaving
80 States and 2el votes Tor Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
Announcements.
DANDRUFF.-BgRNErT's COCAINE removes.

IT GIVES NE PLEASURE TO INFORM YOU CON
oERS1se rHs Two ~
soS CONTACTED BRoSoHr HAD 70
TiKH IrRoouEED DH JiINHs EITE0ro
RANT, pIREcriosi, IT sooS
on, Il" MOTHER
ouR IiHLr DOC
or ETPEcroRiSr sIsHr Sfn
rLsE HiNi oivs % soEHr'D'
Is HOWEVER, Nh WAS 20
EucH voRsR AND As LAST RESORT
lsoTHER TRIAL To OUR
JoI IT AID oSs BoI TIE
sASlrvE P1s M sNoE THAT TEE FAVE
CURED pEPEHlrK AND TWO o1EER CAS-"
oy BRoNcHnis IT ' THH bE'r rEo
CINE yoR THE rERoar
TEARS A. HAys SiKSo PuHIio nj ."
rrsEsc. WIFE n-tPrrEa sivTER, LlnbUTb lie seur County
MINI
EVERY BANK OFFICER should secure his own
BURGLAR and BY bns ttg1h sonmaIe
with neghbor hoLhni NO 'huiiV'N
Political VoTERs ARE SoUND.-To avoid
being buy your wbVr HLTs KSoI No. f1 bro'd'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11


which should be made st once y nail OF per.S9sy 70
THE SCIENCE OF MIND, the central point
around which whole circle Of sciences and the hey
70 universal fuosedge sefKnowg which the hey 70 The
Science Of Mind fund PHRREoLOGY, which the dmonstrsoe
basis Of Mental Philosophy how the dTeriue Of human
character capacity related to the laws the universe harmonie
the human beng Divine and juaes the Of God to
man" The Origin Of Life The Origin Of the Races Physoo and
Psychology Physoguomy The Temperament semprovement
Happy Homes Training Of Children, Social Relations Religious
Cree Criminal Jurisprudence etc. treated at length THB
PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL which is only 90 or mouths
"On Trial" 80 Address s. r. WELLS $50 BrosdwaY. n Y
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. D., has removed
H bis Private Hospital the vicinity Of his inee, u FfnsSe
require careful d constant surgical attendance Specially
Of the Pelvic Vcert Hernia and It's rae
and s associate dsesse tAhty Of the Bidder Van
o0cee Hemofrhods FGa Consultations AZ d.
DIS residence from to g. TO ,, and to 3, evenings
rJNHE best place in New York TO buy reliable
Watches Diamonds e fashionable Jewe sad Sterling Silver
Wedding Presents soUlRBs 81 Putoh DIAMONDS speciality
A HOUSEHOLD WORLDLY all your
N China Glass Crockery Cooking Utensils kc, at g. D. BASS
FoRDs Great HOusurnishnE Store Cooper IssntHte Bunz
STRUCTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- without N, Knife eiuse detention from business Inpoenee Dis
DURE PAINTS and COLORS.-J0HN w.
MAsURY SON III Fulon-st NeN.York Specially 10 Pure
Psrti Send stamp for sample book ahd priee hst
CECOND-HAND SAFES, Bought. Sold, or
- Exchanged BUSH Co.. So Annst, Ser.YorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

GALE OF THE GALLERY OF PAINTINGS
- collected and Owned by Ion August Belmont Of ihn C
The Mer. JEAvTTT beg that MI Belmont visiting
Europe hai sell b. suction his collection pnu
GREAT MODERN MASTERS.
These rand Of art the choicest and most Auaht ever ontr
exhibition, u AZ
he lesv Art Rooms, No B7 Broadway.
Admission IS cents. Season Tickets - eens
Sale TUESDAY Nov r. At the Clinton Hal sAs0''s'
AEorplaee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

Admitted business Massachusetts, Jan. l. 1872.
Admitted 10 Massachusetts during later part Of 1871.
Mass hai Of lBsl
sWdng up Mon Of - have been transferred 10 other
paniet.
h Includes notes
= IL Illinois alone.
susureI rails in the Liverpool LcldOr arr Globe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11
THE DISASTER DOES NOT WARRANT APPRE
HENSlON.

THE RISKS MORE WIDELY DISTRIBUTED THAN
AT ClICAGo-SoME or THE BOSTON COMPA-
MES WILL PROBABLY REoRGANIZE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

,al ,bis n,oruinR az 10 o'clock. 10 is The nten
tnp OF MT Gudalh and the other friends Of Mr. Bsch.
Srer 10 have the conduct OF the Superintendent OF
be Xssinu and the physicians fully investigated Mr..
Gud6 expressed the strongest determination 20 have
that end witnesses will be summoned 10 the examination
from Trenton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

limited number Of viii bs reserved application fo
which sLoud be made 81 once by mail personally 10
GRO A. LRAVIIT co, Clinton Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-11

The following Massachusetts, companies were hank
Tuped ~ their losses az Chicago Hide ana Loath-r
lOsscs $1,000 lnaepeudent-lJsset, sl052OOO; NCwEn-
GLAND Mutual Marine-losses 81 COS 53g.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

runs aul reliei6itm @sb,ei, Die jest be-
ftett, rlbrt bauptidd'ib taber, raB
Iclde, renea Der rslis'Oie 0eiidtspunft
Elm uterwulirener Slanrpuuft 1T, bod
thinner nod in relisi6icn Dinasn nit
entideiren molten. Das peutihe Neid
fam aud ras We9entbsil elmer rel19'oz
fen Ginisun9 brinsta. Wenn r'e@es>
ner beg 9eldidtlideu Gbridsntbums,
BE feips oncere SfFntaruns tenrcn,
dig bic Der 0ef oes Wenlden aus Fh
ieltft berrorb'inst pas llete: B'ptht Ell
lanesn unr menn e5 ibnen aslina, ben
Staat leines ulifliden @shalls UNI
1siner hrit!ihen Auisote gu enttleiren>
nonn sibt CO cine Shc'ounS, liefer uno
ihdrfer als je enc i'm peutidsn
@oIte par, swildcn G%hilentbum unp
unuriGennum, uno miro nieler &ie
einmol III Sag trsten, Damn mtrD aud
bic ceutlhe Matton curh cine innerlihe
tatmuns in tbrem 2aufe a%uf3ebalten
fem"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05
Sic @ere
Don
9r;dblung aus bem 0olfsleben Der Nieeerlanbe
Spn $. ". Banning.
/. 6ere 6eiee.

3miIhcn utrsbt unp Nmersiooit
lie3t, gum 1beuI auf Fer 6i9elfctte, bic
iiW tia in Die Ndbe ron Nbenen e.
hlcdt, e,ue uuiruh,bare, ourre Seine.
Die . Glen Nr'lenpen, bic fb eesenz
". g ,nsias!iU ouf Der Giienbabn
pc:: W.: &c: gaaoitrabe ;wild,en ben
cc,,eA gee uis:n Slipten bepesen,
:.p..ncn i0 T. iii ere 0crftsuun8 Don
ce1 M:oie!tsfcs!ea Mehen, Die in fri
ps:ca 3:i,en nil e:aer Heile rur6 Die
en 10. i.eu 2ano"Flp serbunrsn warer,.
ST. g.. ;rc:NHnccrt Sahyen foautc
mott nrr MI t.''::sr Ma1e rub auf ei>
ueu, ero6en unneee Don Nmelsfoo,t
uat ulredt, Der 6aupi1aot oes Siifz
tc5, fonmen, mdbreno i'm &irier oper
lei lanscauerrret uusanliser Wi:ic-
rune Gle &eiie lpsar niat pDne @eiabr
:. +, Wan ae5m su Der 3eit le,nen
@es burb bic N;eo:runs ;piiAsn Der
Spefe: GnBe uno benz Soefsr 8er9e,
urp tn d. ras D6,fden Sees, cas- ME
cine Soie in Der Nuae sincn piQfcmz
menen Nubepunft rarbpt. 2a5 munz
perbut|be 1erf re Sip!, i'm Sfen
Don u:redt mslte5 gum lpeil nod
lin Gem fyudttartn Sdppe Spn aleiz
9runc, rsih an Sesen," liest, wts rer
Ilr1 Ger DISCRIMINATION Jidter, ,Seci:
can zen Gpnce!, in isinem scbeeol0i~
ouf asnannte Stoot iih ausrrudt> miro
tsteits in biiaDflihsn Soften erndbnt.
Gpn bier ab it Der Sppen iebr uncanfz
bar urp blteb sabsr audi Sabrbuncerte
lana unbebau! une untenpDnt.
eden in Ger W:t!e oe5 fietsr,cbn>
ten Sabrbunoegt5 mulren purd rie
SebDree Der prorins utredt Nniirenz
eunsen semaAt, I'M Zen Gerfebr suis
ihcn cen bsioen b%eoeu,snc ilsh Stdpten
III erleidtern unc Sue!eid ZEN Nnbou
Gee bs1aesrunpes III %tsT6roegn, Gle
i,cb III rcm Gnre cine STa3e auer ueer
cle 9ettarnte 1n1el.ftie Ddaeu nfo per-
lieb an aueO is)en,asn, pe!ne fh lans5
be Neeee bdus.ib n%.ecstla1sn pouz
tsn, srpse Gorre1te une Treibeiten.
Ias bate jerpb, otsleid rtele Govs
rsd,is big sum Sabre 1895 bel epen
~t!iepsn, feline anpere Uclaen, al5 cot
mon aIein in Der Nate p'r @emcinpe
&c 8ilpt eintse S~anrsG.ec entiteben iab.
Der san;e utrIse 6esypes bl'sb
einiam unp o~ulalleul uno 10
rurre bic sissniliue NtIdt Der
StaatatebDrpe nidt erreidt, pbIhon
auI prul oertbeilten 0tunpe 0sbilh
a~usepRanst murre, Sur bic bamals
ansslssteu bublden 2anrsuter Sanoz
bergen uno Iynlsnbsrs an Der 2anrz
itraee tilpen cine Ausnabme. War
nun aud Ger Gsrtebr swil6en utre9t
unp Nmersfoort tequemer serporOsn, 10
blteb bod bic 6eipe wlf unp 6pe wte
frdber unp bierin dncerte ftd aua
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-05

luiu)srlisb.

@on bsr 5eebf eeieenst tcsresr,
Mp6 bic SoHde ipeiuen bsiB;
Mihls sebe.bei bics auf eroen
Stue Mlbial, obae Sdpeib
Y'assn mu0:n llD De 9anbe
Sn tes @cnmeis bober CLUB.
I'm aepaesteu &ebselaues
Nimmrrmebr bic N,bsit rutt.
@Du pom 5aB e. rsi@li@ Riebea,
uao. Der Dertjt fstn balber ietu,
Mus bee 5immsl SIrSme s,fb'a,
8l,5 uao Doaasr idlasen ers;n.
Sbas Wetter feline 8Ab'e,
Obae Silrm ;cin Din me!st!au,
tlnS Yesihmahisao in Der SpuDie
Curt bic 8tbe, gIbt bic Nu.
Sp1's ben We'p. zen stareu, ast t.,
MuB enttlS6t Scr @irs.r ffb'n;
Tur;i bic grrre OIL ben Febs,.
MaaIt gu ti fem f'sr eet'',
I'm i'm asQsy 81 y. -9"bfFn,
Muk Ter Nsd e'fel,srt isin;
Stne Nel;e, MIN amer fiafen
8aan Tt Io.,f Der solo'ne @e;s.
grrnt pom @riks, az ihr Saise.,
@O urs,SnoIib ilets I'M Ratb,
Tuftenb lets BON alen SaItsn
GabmeIit.is Dor Der Shat;
Wst teu Vrsis nil, mug lt mibs':,
GhrsiBbstedt uno batteeprtbt;
Naa Der Sturmuadt el uirp glIben
0iOrssnrrtb gum Gtesssfsft-
SO. Mso!.tcr
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06
FASHIONS.

Minute diamonds are now worn for
vest buttons in full dress.
-Tight-ftting sleeveless jackets of velvet
silk during November.
-Sixty-6ve new colors in dress material
have been introduced to the notice of the
feminine world this fall.
: The red leather belts worn for the past
six months by our fashionable women are
going out of style quite as rapidly as they
came in
-Monograms on note paper are larger
and more elaborate than ever.
Bohemian garnets, set in silver, are
becoming fashionable for demi-toI-tte
jewelry.
The most popular round hat Of the sea
son is modelled after Spanish oull-hght-
er 8 helmet.
Blue and black are the only colors
admissible for gentlemen1 neck'wear this
fall.
Diamonds are nov, to great extent,
set in dull filgree work.
The latest thing in fruirt-dishes is
huge silver watermelon cut in points and
lined with gold.
Natural flowers are used for decorat
ing the hair in Berlin, and from concen
tration of fashionables at the opera a very
strong and pleasant perfume arises.
Roman scarf sashes continue to be
highly fashionable, and young ladies just
from Paris tell Us they are all the rage.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06
md rIsfA Study. Ial9glEaEiF
BY ALICE MARYLAND wELLINGroN.

BY ALICE MARYLAND WELLINGTON.
think, indeed. twas only this that made
Her seem peculiar: namely. she had no
Popularity. The world to day,
Expects Us to be odd to wear our hair ~
Extremely long or else extremely short:
To have decided views on some one point,
Or else unset tied viewsep all. sBut,she
Was living simply what she wished 10 live
A lovely life Of rounded womauhood,
With no sharp salient points for eye or ear
To seize and pass quick Judgment on, She
was - "'ss' =" lsFe'.
Not quite content 10 let the GOLDEN days
Slip from her fingers like the well worn heads
OF some long rosary, told, o'er aud o'er
Each night with dull, mechanical routine.
But yet she had no central purpose, mo
Absorbinga aim to which all else must yield
And so the very sweetness of her life,
Its exquisite simplicity and calm,
Musical in its silence, struck the ear
More sharply than discord would have
done. 7.i- s-'
Just as at the sea, we grow accustomed TO
The jar and clang of harsh machinery,
And sleep profoundly In our marrow berths
Amid the turmoil; but if suddenly
The noisy whirr is silent, and the deep,
Low murInur Of the moonlit sea is all
That sirs the air, we waken with a start,
And ask in terror what has happened; then
Sink back again and smile to think, indeed
That silence should have walkened rs ! ) I
Alas!
The word has grown so feverishly hot,
With restless aims and small ambitions, that
A life which has the cool and temperate fiow
OF healthful purpose in its veins will seem
Peculiar
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06
Soaustoue Manufacture.

Soapstone has recently found a new ap-
plication as a raw material for buttons.
dominoes, and other similar objects. Chips
and refuse pieces of mineral are grcdnd
to powder, mixed with silicate of soda
water glass-and after a repose 0l some
hours, drying on plate, when tie mixture
is again pulverized. The powder is then
subjected to powerful pressure IN motds,
and afferward baked in sirtight tire clay
crucibles. The pressed objects are sec,
ond time saturated With water glass; ana
again heated ont os contact with the air.
The hardness of me products depend, in
great measure. dpon the number of time7
the heating Is repeated; The last stage
the process of manufacture consists an
washing IN water in rotary tub dEyns
nd aortating in q suitable vessel WITH pap
1one powder, which imparts a polsh 10
tbe surface.-Scisntyfc Anaer7can.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06

~Apslicationsrsssiys1s s9d Rslisi:: i.s.sd
Nov. 10.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06

Denver Col-Stanton, the man
with the $3.50, 600 ruby, arrived here
from Arizona last week and freely ex-
hibited tie gem, which is very beauti-
ful, though jewellers doubt as to its
being anything more than a garnet.
He also shows what he calls $50, ,00O
diamond. The diamond excitement
is growing, although much mystery
surrounds the whole subject
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-12-06

A small party of warriors remained
in the vicinity watching the move
ments of the scouts; the main body,
however, had departed.
The well men, relieved of the con-
slant watching and fighting, were now
able to give some attention to the
wounded. Their injuries, which had
grown very painful, were rudeIy dress
ed. Soup was made out of hOrse-f1esh,
and shelters were constructed protecting
them from the heat, damp and wind.
On the sixth day the wounds of the
men began to exhibit more decided and
alarming signs of neglect. Maggots
infested them and the first traces OF
pangrene had set in. To multiply the
t.iscomforts of their situation, the en-
tire party was almost overpOwered by
the intolerabIe stencil created by the
decomposing bodies of the dead horses.
Their supply was nearly exhausted.
Under these circumstances Forsyth as
sembIed bis men. He told them
.sthey knew their situation as well as
he. There were those who were help
lass, but aid must not be expected too
soon. 1t might be difficult for the
messengers to reach the fort, or there
might be some delay by their losing
their way. Those who whished to go
should do so and leave the rest to take
their chances." With one voice they
resolved to stay, and, if all hope van
ished, to die together.
At last the supply Of jerked horse
meat was exhausted, and the chances
of getting more were gone. BY this
zine the carcasses of the animals were
a mass of corruption. There was no
strips Of putrid flesh were
cut and eaten. The effect OF this offen-
sive diet was nauseatipg in the extreme.
An experiment was made, with view
to improving the unpalatable flesh, oil
using gunpowder as salt, but to no pur-
pose The men aliayed only their ex-
treme cravings of hunger, trusting that
succor might reach them before all was
! over.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-05-18
STATE OF ILLINOIS,

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Ia SALE COUNTY. - This IL to
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together with the above notice of I he
Intended application for iungmnt and
order OF sale. was published In the
OTTAWA FREE TRADER, II newspaper
Published weekly in Ottawa. in the
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uoiS, on saturday, tile 18th day of May
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