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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-20
TEE fcND!loLDEas.

AAe 1eiciiuioi!G E2QUW'c,', IN an artl-
Gle on the proposed "Conference with
the Boudholders" recommends that the
helpless females, orphans, trustees for
lunatics, colleges and clergymen who
hold State bonds be Justly treated
- he sins Of their fathers and patrons
who cruelty lent their money to the
State OF Virginia, and committed their
charges to her sacred honor ought not
to be visited upon by their children and
heneficlarles. We suggest that spe
cial committee be appointed to receive
and entertain these and present them
to the House. We would like to see
the proposition Of compromise that is to
be submitted to these helpless ones BY
the drawers Of nlileage-those who take
pay when they do no work.
Then there will come a number Of
Engaishmen, old friends of Virginia,
who in days gone by knew and loved
her people, who thought that the name
Of Old Virginia meant everything noble,
high-minded; generous and virtuous, and
were willing to trust: her before the
world. May be, among these we may
still find some of the Gilliatts and Bar
ings. Are these gentlemen to- be met
with insult? Are these bloated bond
holders to be villifed for their generos-
ity, and tainted for their confidence :?
We would be glad to have a special
committee appointed for the reception
OF these, and we would ike to have it
ordered that said committe shall give
themselves to ten days retirement for
reflection and study on what these gen
tlemen have done for them, what they
owe them, and how they ought to be
treated.
The Brokers and Bankers-the true
ideals OF the ''Bloated Bondholders" Of
legislative genius-on whom our we'll
paid simpletons have spent so much
fierce wrath and commonplace rhetoric
If there are any of that calling whose
sticky fingers are fastened to Virginia
bonds on these we would have legisla-
tive wrath expended They deserve it
in the eyes Of their fellows. A good
drubbing would do them good-and a
pugilistic settlement would be quite
suited to our thunderers.
These are valuable suggestions: But
what compromise can the Legislature
offer which any one will accept who
knows how little Importance tt at body
attaches to the most solemn obligations
At war with the Judiciary, coordinate
branch OF the government, for holding
them totheir plighted word, who can
they expect to trust them hereafter?
W hat power have they to bind them
selves as if they ,appreciat the sacredness
OF Obligations, much less the next Legis-
lature by conference with the bond
holders. -Lymdh6srg Meas
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-20

It seems that railway jobs have been
fruitful in corruption in Germany as
well as this country, and investigation
Of the operations in high circles has
been ordered by the Chamber Of Dep
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-20

hsODA ASH, for making roapat
" B. SCHMITTsa
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
A Sad Situation.

A short time since a gentleman
with long, fair wpiskers, and dres
sed in the hight Of fashion, entered
n hosier's in Vienna, and requested
The shop woman, who happened to
be alonc, TO show him some colored
shirts. Every variety was brought
out, when he made his choicc and
requested that parcel might be
made up for him. This being done,
"What an idiot ! am" said he; 81
have not seen how the shirts look
when on. Would you obligei
mademoisellc, by putting on one
over your dress Z" The shop Wo
man having complied with his re
quest, " be so good,' he continued
"as TO button the collar and wrist
bands, that | may get thoroughly
good idea Of the effect. And now,
be added, taking up his parcel
"allow me TO wish you very good
morningp u and in an instant he was
outside the door and had disap
peared, the unhappy girl apparent
ly stupefed, not daring to follow
him into the street on account 0
her singular costume.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

While discussing the merits Of
the various type-setting MACHINES
invented, an assertion WOE made
that none would eyer prove sue
cessful. The opinion Of n shrewd
but rather cynical old "Compo."
was requested, and he made the
following reply:
"Ycs, gentlemen, practical ma.
chine can be had, that will set type
perfectly as possible, by simply
taking a well.developed, clever, in
telligent and well-educated youth,
and carefully instructing him in the
art"
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
Blunders.

An amusing blundeI recently oc-
Cured in the town clerks Office at
Wheeling, West Va. a Llnshing
maiden OF forty summers entered
and asked in ayoice trembling with
agitation for . li0onso. The clerk
took the name and address OF the
visitor. "Name and address OF the
other partyY" asked tho clerk
Faithful, and he lives with me-"
replied the fair one. The clerk
looked at her for q moment, and
blgshingly completed tho filling Of
the document, which ho handed to
the lady. She gave ono glance at
the license, hoarsely whispered,
"Nonster," and swept Ipagestically
out Of tho Office. Tho clerk had
presented her with a marriage H.
cense when it was a dog license she
wanted. This is scarcely less ludi-
crops than the blundcr recorded
editorially in the University Her
aid +: "Not long since somo young
ladies in our colleges formed a Sc
cret society. They wished to be-
come incorporated, as they said, so
as to be able to grant chapters to
other colleges. They consulted q
lawyer, and in due time the neccs-
sary papers were drawn up, pre-
paratory t. legislative action, On
examination il was fonnd that they
were 10 be incorporated under the
general manufacturing act !" This
iranspircd at Syracuse.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
LIYELYFOR TIE LADIES.

We EeFr asked TAG osheg day Ehy O. vas We
audel Engii-h feraale Biffrr- 80 highly oar
answer va and l., tizt We have personal ff ideIca
n lts great v-lHe ia thi- fhmperl C0lEfy. :
gf1l ahT-..Iz1 'iFirc "a rt' slile- from town N+i
10 ~ trug-is; lhai Kn,.ish feulal@ T.. .iers ~.
ihc ol>l fii.sie at-l.a.le D. cTgr us-L-Dehalh
CMissl F.ag.
fu-i IN Female Bitter Is higtiy recommended
~ The medical py0ie--iOn 90 ifi- place and -u--
ryuuLrus cULufrV -k0-e ushO ~ i-..i Chronicle.
Iaicr grcserhe Ereiish fcn.sie Bitter 81 My
p--cticc and always with .at.sf.c'ngy results.
/ DAB NJ -.
Cdff8lli0u. Ali-s
THIS medicine contains Iron and powerful yey-
o'abie t@rine Tduics. 20 uTrh needed b al sck-
j. females. Sold hy fr--i-f-
DIR. J. T.. DEOMGOOLE, Prop'r
Memphis, Tenn
Woman's Medical Adviser, only q cents
Address a. above Ju.sj i.AD.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

The annexed letter was found
on Mosquitoe street, and for the
benefit Of the owner and all lovers,
in general, Ee publish ii rerJuiin q
Eie1a,im, with the exception Of the
surnaire:
OscLoLA ARK7 July liih. 1878.
MIss JENNIE.
OsCEQLG, ARK.
DARIIyG JEEgfE II received
your welcome little episiolary ofiu-
sion last night a seat myself this
beautiful brigh, Sabbath morning
10 answer l. ! was glad rcry glad
TO hear from ny Darling that she
was well and had net forgotten .ae.
Miss Jennie ] am a candidate for
matrimonial & il will take bat two
email words To slect or floor me,
they are yes or no, yes viii elevate
nay hesrt 10 the highest piniclc Of
happiness while no will cast il down
TO the lowest depths Of disparc.
Darling Jennie ] know your char
table heart will not let you doom
one WHO loves yoH Is do TO uitcr
desolaton. Jennie dear let your
answer be yes & / will lie your
willing slave for life. No pen
Nor voice can eyer tell God know
eth | love thee darling Oh how
WE'LL" Midst all the tumoil Of
the busy day and in the peaceful
stillness Of the night recurs thy
fond name, | yearn to sec thy low
ing face so bright" ] am anxious
to kn0w my fate. Meanwhile j
will think Of you when morning
Springs from sleep with plumage
bathei in dew Z like a bird bns
her wings Of gladncss on the well
kin blue.
When yol wEite be sure 4 gige
me your answer. Very affection
atcly your lover until death,
JOHN
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
An old lady sell;no eoos os,,o

An Old lady selling eggs asked
as is usual, "What's the news p
+" Tho latest" said the obliging clerk
q is that the Yankees have got the
Modoos." The old lady struck her
knuckles on the counter and ex.
claimed, al hope the last one OF
'em win die CT it.-(Savannah Ad.
vertiser,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

With ihe aoy Patent Button Hole Worker
Patented june -7'h, ISL. \ most wonderful
and elegantly constructed sewing Machine for
the >tra zhi Eve Pointed Necdie, Se.g Thread
ing direct Lp.iglt Positive MudGa, NeW Ten
SION, self se1 anI Cloth Gniier Operates Dy
wheel gnl ob . : 5anlc. Light Eunaihg Smooth
and noiellcss like all good high priced ms
chimes, Hls Patent Check to prevent the wheel
being turned The l1ng WAY. G~e- the thread
direct nom 10. spool Ngkls the Elastic Lock
d4E1Ate, close and rapid. VIII 30 al kinds Ul
work, Tn. yud coarse, from Camuric 10 heavy
Cloth or Leather, and USES al descriptions Of
thread. This Machine is heavily construct Il 10
give It strength all The paris Of each Machine
being mudc alike by machinery, and beautifully
finished and gTnamcHted 2; D. gerF easy 10
learn llapil, Smooth and silent In operation
Leliable at all times and a Practical. Scicn-
tiic, Mechanical Invention, at GTeatly Reduced
Price.
Price oi each Machine. "Clasz - zone -
(warrcutrd for i've years by special certificate, }
V m all the fixtures az! ey. .vthiug comuleig
beionGiB. 20 Il, includiDg .safThreading
Needle, packed In a strong WOODEN box, and
delivered 10 any part Ofthc country, by express
irge 2i & igTihgr charges, on receipt Of price
With each Machine We \, ~ send, on -cee.p, of
81 extra, the new patent
BUTTON HOLE WORKER,
one Of the most important and useful inventions
of The age. So simple and certain, that n child
can work the hncst button hole with regularity
and ease strong and beautiful.
special Terms, and Extra inducements 10
Male aud Female Agents, >tole keepers, &c
VINO VIII establish agencies through the count ~
anu srrp our New Machines on Exhibition and
sale. County Rights given to smart agents free
Agents complete outfits furnished without any
eNira charge. samples of sewing, descriptive
circuiaIs Containing Terms. TESTIMONIALS, In
sraYiH.s, &c. &c. sent free. We also supply
AGRICULTURAL IMrLEMENTs.
Latest Iatr0ts and Inrr-vru,cpfs C,r The
Farm and Garden Mowers, Reaper., Cnltva-
tors, Feed Cutters, Harrows, Farm Mills
Planters, Haryeaiers, Thrcshers AMI all articles
needed for Farm work. Rare S.cas in large
variety Norway Oats. The wonderful multi
plying Egyptian Corn 81 per hundred, sc. a..
NJ money sent IN Post Office Money Orders
Registered clicrs, Drafts, or by Express. Iili
nr al our risk, ami are perfectly secure safe
"enN.ly ofall our goods guaranteed,
An old and responsible firm that sell the
brat goocs AZ the lowest price, and can tie relied
upon ny our readers Farmers journal, New
York. Address orders,
A CATELEY, Superintendent,
soTae! croea-icl. aud cour.,andt .,s.
= y
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

The first nauticle person allud-
cd to IN the Scripture is said to
have been Eve, because she was the
first mate,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
S955.OOO
InCash Gifts.
To be DisfriIafed by fhe
MERCANTILE PRIZE AsS0CIA-
TON.
D.JILy'NR.fV'E.vG!S 81.
A PRIZR FOR EYERY TICKET

i-t'a 49, r-ifrf y ~ -. falHr = , ~ ~
A rnrnes 10 draw ar~ol fhf -aovs rT.ze- -
= fHaf-. TlEksFs if-r. .H-.- -r.a.E a.. sEatEI
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ll. -slt ~ t1sl- p aHr -'.rr.s- j." .s.l -ss--
el upou ii - Do b. dellEarI g. fi1r t.FEff f1i-r
o. "a. mai q o. cellar ir.tes aFs lr.11-..i-
sfriy ssai 70 suy a.lire1s by ~ re-s o. o. .urr
uaH.
Iol vii EHsE wtal r0-r I.-.ra Be- lffara T0-
Fey fJr "a Any Ir.zf eEttarrfa g. l-H.fla- q
ihs same ssius. No blzDLs. Oar Tl,sEs s4-
s...I.s.-i -. frir dFa'ia-.
ff.ss.-s OF THE i1-7ss ---F air slal--g- rzr te
=. "a on.-N y Hrr1ia. AI- - A l-.1-
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hZ.sa.-s q .se a.s-.--N -ftiT J.. l---. s-lg :.
THY zirL -rEr-al s4.-sf1.-.0- So u lelt--
AK s.
EETEzErCEs- By Bind Fsril. .ias ~ ~ rte. 10
III foii8E in < .- rsnklir = Lac. LguisTi .a.
drca sfg,Js NJ !lz;l,e Banker. C.ia-iss.Hr
g. 90 Nfs Iossl 2 = -, r, t-srl. i.4fa.
l.,sI- SzuaH :. ~ ,..1ilt, Ep-tan. a. -. -.
gore p bfzeket. FIL-tts-- y -trr, 80. VI --
Annie OsEoosi- Rev orissns. sjt.. Em1Ty 7
ffAif, Columbus, ohio, 5.oo.
OsE CAsE GIET IN every paz, 1ze oi 70 firFet.
guaranteed sticksts fo- onr 1ilsr, u f5s 8 u1
= i0s 80; 20 - s-t. - 10 Is.
Agen.. Wa tCd. u whom We ofer liberal H.
.AErroenfs aud gyi.ranfee rafisfac1ion-
ADDEE-s fgiIZ 4. SIYTH a CO..
Le Nassau 81 y. !.
juiz2m
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, +,

The adrer,,sers belo,e refer you 10 tie
Publishers Of this paper as regards mar
perfect reliability, and whs" 'or1tng 10
iieg,, please mention you sdt1 H'e'r AdseT-
ti,sp,ent IL tbs paper.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

hpsYcHoNANCY, or .,,, soJL 'iAhaiIS,' iil eai6 he
love 40 5~gtt1u- q sly persou they cho1-e lh-
SANITY. IT, simple mental requirement alI an
us--as-. r. ty male. f1r zsc,. treiher WIN "i
ruarr.s-e guide. E-ypfiau on1e, Dreams hlh'-
III T..T..- W.lF...-N at ~lirt. &c. queer
i55E Adl-.. T. WILLIAM & Co. Pub. fh'la'
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

Womans Medical Adviser, . neat liula Look
containing ClUs,--. symptom lHG treatment OF a.
ordinary affections afctius the female sex. ear
bc hal IS enclosing - ccu.-. Addly-- a. ahor-.
July im
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
FEVER AND AGUE CURED BY
CHO-QUiNINE

which combines all the alkaloils Of the Cinch0ra
BlTks, and Is as e1ectual 4 remedy as the SulpLatc
q QuiniGo, while It Is much cheaper and more
ralaiablc. II send stamp for descriptive circular
with forTnul, frr using the Carbohydrates, and
Testimonials from Physicians all over tie eeuntry
Prepared by BILLINGS. CLAPP & co. Chemist
slccess1rs to jas. Il. Nichols & Co.. Boston Mas
Hcpresentel in New York by s. II. Austin, az
John +. Hcnry's, No. College Place.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

Any afflicted f,E,ale Who desires relief slo4r.
not -ail t0 prsrurethe fugi-H Female Bitter. aud
he cured FOr .ale by druggists and merchant
A.ld.us-
DIR J. p. DEoNGoOTF Prop'r
M.muN.. I.ul
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
PURIFY q STRENGTHEN
At one and the same t,ms.

~ one anu me same Itins.
Their research has az last been rewarded by
discovery which fully realizes the fondc-t de.
-ire- Of ne medical faculty, had which g. justly
regarded a. the most important triumph tina
Pharmacy has ever achieved, This importap
tIa.fflaH4fUIffR IL
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.

Which purify .ho blood and remove all corrupt
humorS and unhealthy accumulatiOns from the
body, an3 set produces no weakness or la-,i-
tude whatr.pr, but on the contrary tones the
stomach and inyigJraies tul body during the
progress Oi their operation They unite the
herc-utpTe iueconsIlaJle qualities of a
S5IIRihr'S,%.,liiE StAG FuRGAIllE and O PURI-
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

irIel4,- Ucautv, strength luu sEtl,tfF
lmflrf- beauty. strength aud stNacits
lmplri- beauty, strength and ,lia'.tF
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

Tho Startling drawback on nearly all mcdici-
E4i H-sg,- ha- ever been that in their process Of
puTEulDn and publication they hH.L also l,UIl-
tHt'd the IS stem. lOubNiate this difficulty ply
~ -.L--- ---Ll l-r H.. ---- d
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
Single Tickets 81; Six Tickets s.
Twelve Tickets $40; Twenty
five Tickets $50.

Circular containing 0l,l d.; 81 II'ze-, .
description Of tic manner q draw lr-, and
other information iu reference 20 thT l'i irltu-
ton, will BE- sent 10 auy one ordering iheIn.
Az letter. must be- sIIlar-esi 20
Main ofice. =. ID. SINE, Bov 50.
10, ~ t.gh 81 LtStihNAIl, y.
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

Give CpIos aLn strength
iiIya- COLO. ard -irr.i1rI
G.y-- lllur aud -twn-f
GiT,-- color ehd strength
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19
LADIES, OLD AHQ YOUNG.

English Fcmale Hiriers.
Engli-h Fgmai- Bitter,
Eugii-h Fsmiie Bitter,
English Female Bilills,
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

Dr Iut- f'lis are the most active and
st1rChirG medicine IN existence. They al once
attack the very root Of diseases. and their action
o. 20 prompt that IN an hour or two after they
are taken the PATIENTS aware Of their good ef-
iecis. .Icg may De taken az any time without
Restraint % diet or occupation: iGcy produce
neither nausea gripping or debility, and as a
family medicine they have no rival.
ITlce - cents box. Sold by all druggist
Principal Office, Il and 20 Plat 81, New
York. 4yv
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

in Al r,rt. of the North. West aud
j. =. GAAsEk, n. D., Ali~sHk,
torsrIl
Jssrs 4. JAcrpos 4 Co.--Ha,ing
Home stans-h H!fiCfE. have :
u-e for .orn- time. and Pronounce
nov in use.
0Pcr sale By ell drusrists snd
\ laapss-s 4. tSa'f 900 {
The Osceola times., 1873-07-19

woman's Medical Adviser, only q cents
Address a. above. 5u.Fj iiAD.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

Ninty-six Millions of bushels of
wheat, says the Mark Lane Express,
will be needed by England this
year from other countries to make
up the deficiency of food arising
from the failure of the potatoes
and shortness of her grain crop.
France, instead of exporting wheat,
is expected to need 48,O0O,00O Of
bushels. Thus, altogether, it is be.
lieved these two countries will need
144,OOO, 900 of bushels. Even rye
and barley, yet much used in
Farnce for human food, are also
deficient in that country. Gu,
farmers lave the prospect of a
good foaeign demand for their
groin.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

General Sherman has been sur
prising his auditors, high and low,
by saying that the failure in rail
way, mercantile. and speculative
life are of no real consequence, and
that they ought to go on until the
conscienceless element is elimina.
ted from banking and commerce.
He thinks that if sufficient of these
failures occur, we shall have an easy
money market in a few months.
The gloom that recently hung over
Memphis is fast disappearing, for the
devastating fever has almost run its
course. The weather is reported as
favorable for the sick. and the streets
are said to be again filing with usual
crowds. Out of much sorrow and
tribulation the survivors in the strick-
en- city have reached brighter days,
and will return to their accustomed
avocations with a grateful feeling in
their hearts for the humanity which
was SO generously exhibited in their
behalf.
A human brute named Wade,
who had deliberately murdered an
aged couple for the money he sup
posed they had in the house, was
huna in Pennsylvania last week.
The hanging was bunglingly done.
The rope was too long, and the
culprit's feet touched the ground.
Wade was again taken On the scat
told, and while the sheriff was ma
king ready for a second trial, Wade
requested him. with an oath, TO
hurry up, rs he had an appointment
to dine with the Devil at 2 O'Clock
and did not want to be late.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15
The SpraGues anu the Trust Deed.

Concerning the deed, your cores
pondent is able tc give more explicit
information in regard to its provisions
than was given at the meeting, or has
appeared elsewhere. As it is now
made out it is proposed by the A. &
W. Spraguc Manufacturing Company,
and A. q W. Sprague, to convey of
their corporate and private property
to their trustees, by way of mortgage,
to be secured by notes amounting, say
to $12,OOO,OOO, having three years to
run, with interest payable at Z $40
per cent. per annum, with power re-
served to pay dividend upon the
principal on each recurrence of the
semi annual payments. Absolute pow
er is given to the Trustees to sell any
portion of the property in their discre-
ton, and apply the proceeds ratably
for the payment of the creditors. 1t
is also proposed by the stock holders
in the corporation to deposit with the
Trustees q majoity of the stock of the
corporation. to be held in trust by
them, SO that they, can have. at all
times, the power to take possession of
the management Of the corporation.
The details of the instrument are full
to the effecting of this general purpose.
Power is also given to supply any va
cancies that may occur. by equitable
judicial appointment, 1t was prepar-
cd by Esquires B. F. Thurston,
Charles Hart, James Tillinshast, and
John A. Blood, It is expected that
before it is finally delivered to the
Trustees full opportunity will be had
for the creditors, through their com
mittiee, to employ counsel to see that
its form is amply sufficient TO carry
out the proposition on the part Of the
company and A. 4 W.Sprague. III
The general feeling here is one OF
most complete satisfaction at the re-
suit of the work, and the creditors be-
lieve that they have secured to them
selves the claims which they. hold.
The almost complete unapimity with
which this satisfactory result was ac-
complished was perhaps as surprising
to them as to the outside public, and
the effect is to inspire confidence in
all directions. The Spragues so earn
estly declare their disposition to do
their utmost for the satisfaction of all
obligations, and so eagerly express
their desire to act in harmony with
the committee and the Trustees, and
to agree to anything that may be con.
sidered for the best interests of all
that it is fully believed that no hin.
ORANGES will interfere with the speedy
settlement of their affairs which car
in any way be avoided by the debtor
and creditor.-Boston Advertiser.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

The massacre by the Cuban au-
thorities of the four "Patriot Gen
erals captured on the. Virginius
was certainly dastardy and blood
thirsty affair, but we hardly think
anybody will succeed in making q
cause Of war out of it. The Vir-
ginius was vessel of bad character
and doubtful nationality, but aside
from all questions as to the legality
o. her capture, only one of the four
persons executed claimed to be an
American citizen, and it is doubtful
if he had ever been naturlized.
The four victimis were BEENABE
VARoN. alias BEMBErTA; General of
Division; PEDRO CEsPEDEs, Ccmman-
ding General of Cinefuegos; Gen
eral JESUS DEL Sol, and Brigadier
General WASHINGTON R7AN. The
first three were Cubans, the last an
Irishman, and all rebels in the eyes
of the Cuban Government. Their
execution was certainly atrocious
and disgraceful, but we see no
ground for any war or talk about
war Indianapolis Journal.
In addition to the shooting of the
above named Generals, later news con-
firms the report that the captain and
crew of the Virginius were also mas
sacred by the cuban murderers. The
result is not anticipated to end in war
with Spain; but our government are
sending war vessels to the Cuban coast
for the protection Of American citi-
zens there, and compel the Cuban au-
thorities to conduct themselves like
humane and civilized people.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15
California Iron.

San Francisco is very much ex-
cited over tho discovery of mex
haustible iron deposits. Though
the mines began to attract atten-
ton a couple of years ago, the fact
that they are really of great value
was not fully established until quite
recently. In Eldorado county a
whole mountain of iron has been
discovered, and company to work
the ore is being formed. It is ex-
pected that the deposits are suffici
emily large to enable to Golden
State to supply Mexico, British
Columbia, Central America, the
western coast of South America
Australia, and the islands, with ell
their needs.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-11-15

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