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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-01-27
MINING NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

DELCHER SILVER mINING
Is Company.-Location Of works, Gold hin
Mining District, Storey county, Neyaoa.[
Notice: Tho Annual Meeting OF the STOCK
holders Of the Bclcher Silver Mining Company
will be held NJ tho Office OF the Company, Room
No. u, Hayward's Building, Sl9 9Cah:orniastreet,
San Franci SEQ, Cal, ON TUESDAY. January ~,
IsT2, at O'Clock p NJ, TO elect Trustees to aerye
for the ensuing year. and for the transaction OF
such other business az may properly eon1 pc
Tor, the meet,uc. The transfer books will be
closed on the 10Th aud 30th Of January.
iaI5 I'd ii. c. KIBBE, Secretary
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

As will be seen by the report in other
columns, the counsel On either side yesterday
argued the injunction prayed for by the Wash
ingtOn and 0eOTgetOwn Railroad Company
Va. The Board Of Public Works, restraining
them from moving the tracks ON Penusyl-
vana avenue east from the centre to the sides
of the street, and at the same time the coun-
ter injunction Of the board, praying that the
company should be enjoincd from paving the
portion Of the street occupied by them with
CObblestones.
The opinion Of the Judge speaks for itself
and demands a careful perusal, and while II
may DO true that technically, the company
are right In both premises, It Is also true that
public sentiment Is decidedly against them,
and we feel assured that II popular vote
were taken to-day there would be an over
whelming majority against the railroad In
this fight
The Judge, In rendering his decision, In.
timRted that the board had a remedy To re-
quire the company to pave their portion Of
the street to accord with the balance, and ii
Is more than probable that to-day manda-
mus will be prayed for compelling them To
do so.
In this fight the board arc clearly In the
right; and II they succeed against the mo.
nopoly they will receive the thanks of ali.
After this case Is over, some citizens may
take action against the company for violation
OF their charter ia not keeping the required
style Of cars on the track; and in that event
they would certainly not have the assurance
to make a defence.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

NOOne who Is not utterly blinded by hatred
OF General Grant and the Republican party
can fail to sec that during the last two weeks
the strength of the Liberal Republican party
has been steadily on the decline When Mr..
Greeley was nominated at Cincinnati the
opposition seemed really formidable, and il
continued to gather force and volume even
up to the meeting of the Baltimore Conven-
ton. The enthusiasm that filled the country
after the denomination of General Grant at
Philadelphia gave II temporary set back,
and stcadled the party ranks. Mr.. Greeley
reached the acme Of his strength ut BALI
more.
Since then he has made no converts cy-
cepting four or 1--WE prominent sorchcads who
had failed 10 obtain what they wanted from
the Administration, and whose personal hos
tllity TO General Grant was we'll known to
every man In the country. Mr.. sumner went
over with a grand flourish of trumpets, just
10 time to affect IL his secession could have
effected, the contest In North Carolina
Banks followed In q short time but no one
followed him into his treason. FaTnsWOrth
went and the party everywhere rrjOiCed that
the most dlsreputable man In Its ranks had
left It forever. Blair, Of Michigan, took his
position with Charles A. Dana and then the
splendid accessiOns, Us the Greeley organs
termed them, came tO an end. All who In
tended TO go had gone.
How stands the battle today Two State
eleCtlons-the only two States ln which cleo
tons have been hcld-have gone entirely
against Liberalism. North Carolina was
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THE SPIRIT or the CAMPAIGN.


From the Nov York Commercial AdysTtis r
The course Of the Greeley orators may be
compared only to a mat hematical problem which,
IRON It's very absurdlty, admits OF no demOnStTa.
ton. and falls to the ground after labOred but
Intellectual attempt at proof. 4. T.. D. should
be added to every repurt OF a Liberal Republl-
can-DemOcratic OTatiOn-iuF the assertions made
generally consist Of an array Of harmless plat,
tudeg aud general charges against everybody,
except Mr.. Greeley, strung together like onions
on bunch, or placed In luKtapUsltiOn after the
manner NJ q buidin R block castle, built by u
child upon drawing.FOom table. The most
lamsntAhle instance at uTatnFicnl decentralization
Is the exhibition NJ Den. Banks as q Greeley
historian, without being quite q GTGGley hlDHrn-
pheT. The Hon Mr.. Banks seems 10 have gone
beyond his depth-he Is la rather too much
water, for political safety, and appears very like
a schOOlbOy, given subject Tor a composition Of
which he has only general but not very dis
tinct idea, and IL compelled to NIL up a certain
number Oi sheets To order 10 make u respectable
appearance at the examination, and hopes to
secure he reward Of merit by the ChlrugTaphy
and bulk Oi his effort, rather than by the depth
Of thought or tho proper consideration Of the
subject. Tho next thing that he may do will be
to set up campaign picture OF Mr. Hreeley's
we'll known face aud discuss the photographed
or Autographed features, with "A disQusltiOn
upon the phTenuuHic zeal aspects OF Mr.. Hreeley's
Uranium. Or, why not give US the history and
Hntecedents Of the proposed new party heads, Of
which the combination OF Banks 90, or Banks,
-- and Banks arc to DO the head centTes7
Either would DO Il relief and perhaps they might
make the rest ul the oanplign tour little more
Interesting
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

ApIUTNNr NEstuAL's UFFF'F, 7
wAsHISGrON, July o, ls52.
The following act Of Congress Is published for
tho information aud government Of all Concerned:
An Atsr In authorize the construction Ot bridge
across the Mississippi river at or near the city
Of Red Wing, In the State Of Minncsota, and
Re h enacted b. t6s Senate and House Of Rep.
rcscntaifpcs Of he UHhed States 81 Amertea IN
Congress assembisd, That Il shall be lawful tor
any person or persons, company or eotPpTa,i9n'
lures Of Mime sofa and Wisconsin, respectively,
10 build a bridge across the Mississippi river, At
or near the city Of Red Wing, ln tie STATE Of
Minnesota, and to lay on or over SAID bridge
railway tracks for the more perfect connection
Of any railroads that are or shan he, constructed
TO the said river at or opposite said point, under
the Limitations and conditions hereinafter pro.
vided; that said bridge shall not Interfere with
the froe navigation Of said river beyond what Is
necessary in order TO carry Into effect the rights
aud privileges hereby granted; aud In case OF
any litigation arising IRON any obstruction, or
alleged obstruction, to the Tree navigation OF
said river, the cause may be tried before the
District Court Of the United states OF any STATE
In which any portion Of said obstruction or
Sec .. That any bridge built under the pro
visions Of this act may, At the option Of the com
pany building the same, be bullt asa draWbTidgs
With pivot or other form Of draw, or with IN.
broken or continuous spans: Propided, That "
the said bridge shall he made with unbrOkon ana
continuous spans, II shall not be Of less cleva.
tion, In any case, than my feet above extreme
hIVh galef mary as undeTstOOl at the point Of
location, to the bottom ehor1 Of the OTidEel nor
shall the spans Of said bridge no less than two
hundred ami nfty feet In length ana the piers
OF aid bridge shall be parallel with the current
OF the river, and the maiu span shall be over
the main channel Of the river, and not less than
three hu ndred feet IN Length And provided also,
THAT II any bridge bui under this ntt said
spans shall not be lees than thirty feet above
lnw.yater mark and not less than ten above
extreme hlgh.wator mark, measuring to the
bottom chord OF the bridge; aud the piUrs ul said
bridge shan be parallel with the current VI the
river: And provided also, That sAld draw shah
DO opened pIumptly, upon easUnable signal, for
the passage oi boats; and In no case shalt IN.
necessary delay occur In opening the sail draw
during or after the passage OF trains
Sec 3 That any bridge constructed under
this act, and according to Its limitations, shall
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

Ffum me hOhton Atl0ha
There are Two other points In thlF speech that
are worthy OF notice, because they come from 80
fresh an acUlyte and not from u ny contribution
they make to a real discussion Ut tho issues b0.
tore the country First, the mild way In which
General Banks speaks Of the rebellion Il worthy
OF attention, "Nen and parties sometimes
make mstakes,' II was a mistake on the part
of the Southern people To suppose they could
carry on the Government for slavery. They
pushed their policy too far" II they had only
consented 20 the abolition Of slavery they might
have been In power today. That Is ALL General
Banks sees 10 this fact some general law, but
what the law Is he leaves US TO guess, and we
await his next speech 10 learn what this won
dertuI divine law may no. Second, General
banks predicts that 1.-THE Administration party
will be destroyed In this canvass" though this
canvass may result In a triumph Of the Admin.
lstrallon. Reason, as assigned by General
Banks because the people Of all parties and
all sections are wise enough to recognize the
errors Of the past and come together with the
purpnse Of removing tho errors and wlplng out,
As lar Us possible, tho consequences to this happy
county, II tho General did not go beyond
his own depth In this OFacular utterance h0 has
got quite beyond ours, and we turn back with
Sigh that W. cauuUt understand what Il all
means,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

Senator Morton, lu tho entire cOuTse Of bis
active political life, has never done such work as
he h now doing. The campaign Is one OF the
hottest and most exciting ever fought la Indl-
ana. The people are thoroughly aroused and
the entire strength OF both parties will be pOled
some weeks since the lssLs was considered
doubtful, but the general breaking down Of tho
Greeley movement Is telling on the prospects Of
Mr. Hendricks, and the admirable organization
and effective work OF the Republicans warrants
the prediction that Browne, the Republican eau
didate for Governor, will be elected by a ma
lOTity Of from eight to ten thousand.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

THE Hon. JoHN J. MCCALMoNT, Of Frank
lin, Pennsylvania, who was the Democratic
candidate for Congress In his district four
years ago, has abandoned Greeley and Joined
the Republican ranks. His accession TO the
Republican party will, 1t Is thought, insure
the election of a Republican Congressman In
the Twentieth district now represented by
nrmnrrnI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

TRFAsURY DTPNRrMFSry
BuGrAu OF fSaAAyINq AsD rRISrIsG,
August - is72. }
" O'Clock, u, on SArU NDAY, the "a b dav Of
aspiemho lsi2, iol furnishing kisht ltund ed $50
Ious nun - Mine lbeorReH OTeek) Oumbst and
such Quantities, may be required, aud snbi,c 10
the o1ndluonN required by act VI Congress approved
SOUNDS TO he Ton, and snail 10 Ispsei, AID 80 E6sd
aud the quantity OF TAG had Crtlhsd At the tune 81
nthvsTy ny he poTsou appointrd aid qualih undor
uf ~ cents fOf eas ton weiV ed aId dpiiy
orei shall be paid by the contractor,
Pro o. ais Slll be consider d binding for week
from the 18Th u September l5s, tue DupAam ut re-
serving he rigat 10 ~ Isct all Auyp0TtiOu Of tho
No piopo,sls will bs entertained unro.t aeoonpa
contract, nor viii Auy usyment no inside without the
Ger safe Of the Inspector that the coal ia nlthsd Ia
such a. the contract calls for.
Of GkO. II hcbARTkE,
O9isf Bureau OF Engraving and Printing, Treasury
DepaumenL AnSl sotd
ID ROPosAIs FOR REMOVAL OF NORTHERN
j. llBkRrY MARKET.
BoARB OF PuuL1C wonKs
DISTRICT OF CuLUNnA,
WAsHiNUTJN, August p, i-aa.
Prup6aAls will h 'sosysd until WEDN ESDAY,
Sheds, PAvemsnta And other Di.tro properly vi hin
the enrbstouea houudins the space nov occupied By
the Northern Ilbstty Msrk-t.
The old material must no reno oil vi bio the spA9A
Of ten (bl days iT u the award Of sA'0 aui this
ohNssr will remove ali Id 81 ~ whit thA u =,
leagi1E the space nog occupied ~ tue mArkOt tTOo
Proposals will DO ADDRESSED 10 tbs YIsa P-ssrdout
Of The Board Of Public Works. and Endorsed ',P ROO
MAftet" and the an luut OF ppr hts9 nguo, '"nst DO
deposited With tho Treasurer Of tue District Of lam.
hia bsio'B the order t0T removal Il mAtUrAllg Given.
ALkN. u. hiEPNERD,
aust Vice Pre- idNUt.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31
-AnlL SaM


u WAsHIFaroE, II. o., August o, lsl2
On the petition Of OALIETA R Cox, Of WssG bonner
sol, n v, executor Of uAyey W, hAbin, dsooased,
pTayinF the sItsnalln Of patent granted 10 the
said Harvey W. Sabln GU the 81 day Of December,
49, and extended foe yeSs from tho ID day OF
D0u5mbsr, 1874, for a. improvement In hOTao Hay
Hak8a this application having hsan authorized by act
OF UOnETdaa approved June 4, tH12i
tits ordered that tn In tn he closed
on tho stu day OF October uOIti that the time for
hlinE ATKumsntg and the EIaninsF'b report be lin.
Tied 10 the 18th day OF October next, and that said
petition be heard the 4ii day OF October nsIl.
Any pAtson may 0ppngs lhiH % tension.
AuIl S8W NJ. n. LENOEfr, Oom N laHinnaF
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

. WAHHINHIONI y, u AnEnlI !, T5Il
On the petition OF 5ILAs n, BROOKa, u Bsrnards.
toWu, MASs,, admlnistTAtIT Of lluua Ykl8, IT,, de.
ceased praying Tor the OItInslon Of patent gran cd
n thu aid linus YAia, IT,, tho 9Th dag Of N0Vom.
Der, 1879 for an Improvement 10 Locks;
tits ordered that thu In the be closed
on the sth day Of October most; that the tins for
dling Arguments and the EIamineT's report he lmital
70 tie 18th day Of Uot0bar naIt, and that said petit
ton ho heard 90 the $50 day OF October ueIt.
any person may oppose this e1tonaiqa.
81. a. LEGHRTT
Au2l. Saw Commissioner Of PAtantA
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

DTPAnrMEET or STATED
wAHINGrON, u. o., August %, lsN,
Information has been received at this de-
partment from Mr.. John Meredith Read, jr.,
the Consul General Of the United States At
Paris, Of the death, ct Paris, Of JAMES Mn
iER citizen OF the United States.
Further Information may bc obtained upon
application to this Department.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

TTHlTED STATES MApSHAI'S sALE OF VAL
~ UABLE PROPERLY IN uhIohTowN,D u. U.
10 yiTtue Of writ Of SRA Jarias issued from the
ogrk. Office Of the Supreme court Of the District Of
OolumbiA, and 70 me diTeotsd, will sell at public
sale for cash In front Of the Court doF o. said
District, on FRIDAY, the 18TH day o. september,
va, At ~ O'clock M, all deisBdanta right title,
claim and interest In tho following Lots 10 Union.
togn IN sAid District, a tnoys Nos. ~, l9t, I25,
as ~ ~ 49, l9o 49, lal lat, 49, 100, 1877 LIS ls9,
l, ll lta, lt, H. R9l, 49, 49, ~, 2s and 81, be-
louEipE 10 John ". Van Hook, Also, Loo Nos, be5,
ga, 80, oil, ga and 69, belonging 10 John FoE,
tQHothsr with all And Singular the impfovem snts
thsto D. 10 the ooanty Of Washington, District Of 90
lupbia, seiEsd and levied upon a. tho prpparty Of
satisfy sIeoution No aOf In favor Of George W, Mi.
ler and klien Miller Adminls rator q nhatlee Miller.
Of William Ward. ALEN. SHARP,
AUGUST y, 1874. Gu3t,dt,k
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31
FOR presidents
ULYSSES 8. GRANT,
oB ILLGNoIa.


Readers of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
who propose to spend the summer In the
country eau have 1t mailed to their address
for sixty.six cents per month, PAYABLE IN
ADVANCE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

be put in nomination Mr.. Grocley will carry
scarcely a single State Kentucky Is full OF
dlsafcction New York Is certain to give him
almost ono half Oi her Democratic vote; in
Maryland there Il sufficient number OPP
posed to Mfr. Greeley tn make the State Re-
publican In the event Of a stralght-out uomi-
nation. This IL the situation to day, and all
the signs Of the time indicate that It will be-
come worse and worse for the Liberal caudi-
date between this and November.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

TuE great political What will
OConor do2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

NEW Works. CONGRtSSNlN AT LARGE.
The metropolis wants II understood that the
Congressman at largo To which the state of
New York became entitled by the reilstrictlnR
ofthe last session oi her reform Legislature shall
DO chosen from the city, and her press warmly
advocate the idea. ny tho dlslrlctlng II Is
claimed that the city was cheated out Of a repro.
sentative, her population calling for seven In.
stead Of six members. Another argument IL,
that her lntcresis are deeply affected by her
Federal relations, and vitality so, by questions Of
tarin, taxation, finances, commerce and dlplO
macy, AMI that she should, therefore, bavo a full
and able representation In Congress There IL
great doal Of force 10 these arguments, and
there Is every indication that their force will be
felt and respected.
It seems to he pretty we'll settled that the
Demec racy will place In nomination Tor this i'm.
pottant position Hon, $. :. Cox, who defeated
Mr.. Hrcoloy at the last Congressional election
In the sixth district. They oouh not select a
stronger candidate, and II Is worry evident that
they feel the necessity Of doing all 10 their
power to capture the Congressman at large.
Mr.. Cox during the last Congress was the &C.
knowletged To- der OF the Democrats side, and
brought all his talent TO bear In behalf Of Its
measures. Upon every question that arose he
seemed we'll Informed, and with matters Of In.
dustry and commerce he exhibited a familiarity
which caused him to he regarded as an author.
| Ivy thereon. lie Il In every way the strongest
candidate obtalnible by the Democratic party
Of the state, and It has displayed rare good
| sense 10 naming him for the nomination. Should
he get 1t no will or course receive great ma.
iority from the city whore he IL great fivorite
with all classes, hut the vote from the rural dis.
| trits will more than balance that
Mt Lyman Tremalns has already been placed
10 nomination by the Republican party. lie Is
an able lawyer, n brilliant and ready debAter,
and by reason OF his former oficlal service IL 90
we'll acquainted with the Interests Of the State
a. to make him a most suitable man for the
position. Unlike Mr.. Cox, he does not come
from the city, which fact will greatly add to his
strength, as he wilt receive the entire Repub.
| lean vote OF the state. wise as has been the
choice OF the democracy, they will and Il a din.
Gu II task to defeat the equally iudloious noml.
nation OF the Republican party asso lated as Mr..
| Trema Inc will be on the state ticket with gen
tlomen whose political strength 10 great and
whose characters are unquHstlOnel.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

" WAHHlRarOH, ID. q, JAY a. Is7a.
GA the petition OF LuopH u. GIBGs, Of BfooklJB,
New York, praying for the ,0Itsn5iOn Of .patent
granted To him tho 18th dAI Of October l66e, for
40 improvement u Palcnlus Balls for BToseh.loAdinE
RiilAs
TIA ordered that thB testimony In the hs closed
tho 2ith day OF September mort, that tho tire Tor
ilnE arguments aud tue EIamnofs report hs limited
TO the ith day Of October merit and that said psli
ton hs heafd on the 9th day Of October nsIt.
Any person may oppose this BItenIiOn,
Au2l ,IW N. u. LR0G GIT, Uoinm salouar
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Established 1914.
a. J. JOYCE & Co.,
Carriage Manufacturers,
as, ana Had AIG
FOURTEENTH BT.


Repairing In all Ia branches. All eArTAE . at r.,
t6pAira storage or commission, are insured
Agents for bEsgstaT Co., tof brOOms d 90 > ~
wanna, Nav YnFk sH1 49,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

A@Nes ANOA N9AhaNAsNN AAAAh AAu ~ ANfeaA
CATALOGUE sALE OF HANDSOME ROSE.
woonoAsE PIANO, WITH STOOL AND
nos EWoOI: FR kiiRo PSRiJok -sUiTf, GP.
yohhSSrEsiR.ED IN NJ, SATIN ,pAM.AsK,r COST
bsGKS IHSsE yil FLO AMI BtkoKi VA.
HANDSOME MAHOGANY hARBLR.TOP
0nhsNBER SUITS, :, T ll PIg0E COST
SsRSR L4ETkA ThTsHHT SItI 3W * hsiSHs
6iiIiRs, one tiFGHN GADY's " niTiNGG
DISK, MAgNlE ,OkNr HOskMOOD AND
ON FINK TUNkIsH 0HAIR,. uOVERED
MATTRESSES, fgAfHER PILLOWS ANU
BOlISTRHS, CRIMSON RRP JOUNOF, RLAUK
WALNUT BEDSrRADS, pRFSSlN0 BUREAUS
AND WASHsTANpS, HEAYY PLATED GAS.
TORS AND WATFR PITCHERS, IVORY.
CHINA BREAKFAsT. nlNNRR AND TIA
hETs, kN0Ll9H BRUasElS CARPETS AND
RUGSt. A, hU;ERIoR OoLLkOTiON OF
On TUESDAY MORNING, August ~, oommsne.
ing at 10 O'Clock. We shall sell, a. the TtFids 20
OF a gentleman declining hsussksoping, Nc. 22I I
street, between Second and Third strssis noFthWest
tho above superb collection NJ fupiture, Ae
Terms oAsh. uRkEN a WILLlAMF,
auAldAds Auotonosia
IH-THE ABOvE SALE Is POSTPONED UN.
al TUESDAY, september y, 1s72, At same hour and
place. GRkkN A WILLIAMS,
ausBd Aueu neera.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31

. WA8HINNIONl ID, u AnEnat ~ TH7l
tn tho petition OF J. l.. ALnERaGn, OF Buffalo,
New YOtk, praying for the extension Of 4 patent
granted TO him on tho 8oth dry Of November, ISIS,
Tor an impF Nymsnt 10 Kettles fhr rDiug OilsG
Il oriUryd that the testimony 10 tia be closed
the Hath day Of Uotobet merit; that tho tina for
hlng arguments and the Examiners report 10 limited
70 the sh day Of November merit and that said petit
tou he heaFd on tho 18Th dag OF Hoveniber ns1t.
Any person may Oppose thiA extension.
aus -SlN N. ID. LRuOETT, Com missioner
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-31
100000 in Currency
will DO given to the holders Of tickets by distribution
by lot oil ONk THOUSAND GIRT-, a. ioloWsi
M
Total, Lou ans, an OaIh,

Total, .OOO GIFTS. all Dash .....,..S $500 900
Ths lion. Thos. u. BramIottO. late Governor OF
kentuoky, has consented TO represent tho Trustees
In the Management Of this second Grand Bift don.
cert, and no will personally that the money frm
thu sale OF tickets IL depOsitsd With the 1TsisuryT
that tue drawing IL fair conduct Il, aud the Ellta
Justly awarded and promptly pad.
Thb drasluE will take Vlauo In pnblic, Ia full view
Of The Eudlsnss A0d Of tho mu siiats supervision
sld direction Of The ofoars aud Trustees tho Pub
Ito Library Of Kentucky, Ald the following named
sminent aud disntoros cd oltiLsus who have con.
Hon. NJ, H. HARDIN, Judge court Appeals, ny.
Hon. ], PROCTOR KNOTT, late N. o., Lebanon DIS,
Den Kiln. MURRAY. y. l. Marsha, Dis ~,
lion. Z. b. COCHRAN, uhano,lipf Loo, Chan, Court
hon. Il. y SrANDlFORD, Freslisnt Faimors' and
Han. join BARBEE Manager Royal Insurance
UJmp any, llgarpuoL
DR.. u GRAHAM fnnndor Graham OAbinsL
Dol JIl.SON 2. JOHNSON, Manager Gait House.
&c BBB t fEfI a as1Si SGli;IS; L'"'
hd3E 9SS u, ~ AisorIpe5 .,,u.
PHILIP IUDdF, q tho Toqlsyllls iiotsl uompNnT.
Jas HKipgMnjkp. Pre-, "a National Hank
J, q JOHNS roo Pre-, Traders Haul.
H. VICTOR HEwUOAB, hrn VI hSWeomh. Ba
HENiiY DEPTEH, Pres German bank
Dr. RORVIN GREkN, Pres L. 4 O. short hoe K. l.
vol KIOSK, Agent Adams EIpTesS COMPANY.
OFPICRRS or TIKI LIBRARY.
n, T.. DURRETT, President
W, n HALDEMAh, Vice President.
F2RaERs' AND DRovkRs' BANK, Treasurer.
Address THOS. K. BRAlILRTTR,
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building, l1uiAyilla, Ky
~ Circular, giving full pATtie1l4Gs, sent on Appl
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Of MAJOR Thomas II hAJea.
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