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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-11-10
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE

VIZ A. MEREDITH OFFERS FOR 49,,
w . fale hik fno residence. sitnated ~
opposite the Rhode Island NH. Lower KY
Gofd-Hill. For particulars inquire on -
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i united States for tho District Of Nevada
In Bankruptcy-Noticc Of appointment OF an
Issirpee-The undersigned hereby gives notice
IN IN snpoIntment as assignee OF II. W. Baker,
a bankrupt Of Virginia. in the county OF Storey.
state OF Nevada, within raid District, who has
been adjudged Z bankrupt upon his " psti
ton. uo,, MN ...,r,..
Virginia, October 10, 1878. oel6 I'm
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MINING AND STOCh TABLE,
tho number affect and shares In
the princiDal Mlnes doalf In at shs San
Francisco stock and Exchlage Beard.
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NLOBE MINING COMPANY

llV DE- W L.
" Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco. California.
Location OF works, Gold Hill Mining District,
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at . meeting OF the
Board OF Directors, held on the 14th day OF DC.
tober, 1873, AZ assessment (No. ~ Of Fifty Cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
the corporation, payable Immediately, In United
States gold coin. TO the Secretary, at the office Of
the Company. Room No. ~ No. 40 California
street, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the lIth day ofNovcmbcr, 1S13.
will DO delinquent, and advertised for sale At
public auction, and nn.css payment II made be.
fore, will be sold Ell the Sth day Of Decent or,
1873, to pay tho delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale
JOSEPH MAGUIRE. Secretary.
O~fcc-ROom 90 No. 4l9 California street. San
Francisco, Cal. oclb I'd
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NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED
IN Mining Company. Location of principal
place Of b~uslness. San Francisco, California.
Location OF words, Gold Hill Mining District,
Gold Hill, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby given, that at 4 meeting OF
the Board OF Directors, held on the 18th day OF
October, 1873, an assessment NO. 81 OF Twenty.
five Cents per share was levied upOn the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately,
In United States gold coin. to the Secretary, At
Building, No. 40 California street, San Fran.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day Of NOycm.
Der, 1873, will be delinquent, and advertised
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
OF December, 1873, to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
II. c. KIBBE. Secretary.
1lee-Room 81, Hsyward's Building, 4lo
California street, San Francisco. Cal. Oc16 I'd
Nancy GOLD AND SILVER
~ Mining Company-Locatlon Of principal
place OF business, San Francisco, California.
Nevada.
Notice ia hereby given. that At q meeting Of
tho Board Of Directors, held on the 9th day OF
October, 1878, an assessment (No. y or Finy
Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at the
Office Of the Company, No. 80 California street,
Room No. o, San Francisco, California.
Any stock rpon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of November.
1878, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale
At public auction. and unless payment Ia made
before, will be sold on the 18th day Of Deccm.
Der, 1878, to pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
GEORGE r. sPTNNEY. Secretary.
Onhcc-No. $40 California street, Room No: 8,
Gan FrsprIsco Gal ocll I'd
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wEDNEsDAY, December 5, 1873.

WEDNESDAY,, December 3, 1879.
Only Sixty Thousand Tickets will be sold,
and one-half OF thcse are intended for tho En.
ropean Market. thus leaving only 50. 300 ftr sale
In the United States. where 100, 900 were dis.
posed Of for the Third Concert. The Tickets
are divided Into ten coupons or parts. and have
on their back the scheme with q full eIplana.
ton Of the mode Of drawing.
At this concert, which will be the grandest
musical display ever witnessed in this country.
the unprccedentcd sum Of
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THE FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
L authorized by special Act OF the Lcgisla.
turc. for the benefit OF the Public Library OF
Kentucky, will take place In Public Library
Hall, AZ Louisville, KY,
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PIPIFAx
TWENTY DIFFERENT HERBS,

\. dino to the researches Of . learned scholar Of
Europe among the archives Of the Rosierucians.
II IN nadc Of
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p IPIFA

Gathered NJ such seasons Of the year when thei
iniees are strongest and virtues u~nimpaired
forming . combination unrivalled In the ma
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S 6 5 0 0 OIL!
GOLD COIN GIFTS

WIN DO distributed among the Holders o
Tickets. As follows:
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T'RENCH GOLD HILL MINING

onice-Room No. 0 No. 4Os California street
San Francisco, Cal. oc3O I'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Sept. "a. 1873

SEw-YORK, Wednesday, Sept. "a. 1873
A few light harness horses changed hands
to-day the market being pretty well stocked with
animals this kind prices continue weak for all but
those Of tie most desirable quality. j. o. Taylor sold
ono pair of black gedngs for $3.50, and A. C. Wilson
one pair of same color for $500 several single roadsters
brought from $500 $50 per head The main features
OF the market for common draft horses remain un.
changed
AT the West Side OF the town Harry Hamilton offers
large stock OF highly bred young toters aud rOadhOrses
recently arrived from Maine, Vermont, and Kentucky
Quite a number OF his horses are now IN training, the
most promising among them being the bay geldinss
Rapid lookout and the chestnut gedng Jldge Cur.
his the first BwO mentioned Will trOt in the thlros aud
for the latter the twenties claimed. Mr.. HamOns
livery service the Winter has Just been recon
struced modern laDdaus and cOupes have superseded
the OdfashiOned hack and number OF ght wagons OF
rscass mako have been placed at the disposal oil Ms
customers.
AT the sale held today at Messrs. Barker Chase's
Cty Auction Mart and n. Y. Tatersalls, the horses
brought to the hammer were disposed OF as follows
D.s--iDaop. Hands Years Price
Bay gelng (fiembetonisu stock).. 1913 q Si.2 %
Bay saddle Id - ~
Chestnut geling. g.. lO.z l7' W
Black tr0tuug mare, Sill- Upton,
sired hy Henry CLAY. wish record
OF 2:3l L. foal by Iron Duke
(he By Rysdyks Hunble,OuIanl.. l5.l aged. 6DOO
BAY Ceiling ..................-..... Il.l itV w
C
Bay h0rse..-........-.-..-.. Av-, ~ % w
The local carriage trade Is moderately aciVe ana
slightly improving without especial feature to note
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frctures nno alectiuss.

INTERNATIONAL ACADEMY OF NATU-
L RAJ SCIENCE, NETWORK and Berlin a prel mi1srt
Lecture Botany by Prof A. LkUE, MONDAY sept 81 al
tickets 30 CENTS At 10 Cooper Unol Toe SegforE class %
LaIes Berlin April OF efch year
Address ADRIAN J. BELL. Director. Is Cooper U1ion
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GUNNER Retreats.


hTEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE er excursion parties for the
krelt vsefag place Of America,
~ LONG BRANCH
The attention Of churches societies clubs picnic parties N
har 10 he following schedule OF reduced rates:
7 Parties Of 90 snd less than 100, 81 90 round t1p
Parties Of 100 AID than 200. 81 % roand tlp.
Parties Of 200 aud oulT 81 round tlp
THE EAST EED HOTEL,
erssr mpsrerprt Of Mr. fuller with It's beautiful lawns
bss and otter grounds for The free Of e1cu
on Of permanent and Transient guess
Rooms aud mesls a. liberal rates
the beach f0r Information Apply
"a, ks Comrspr oe 90 Brod-st Aor House Pier % North
y i0i MurfaysL and Al general Office Long Branch
49, wv -' ~ JOHN r. COLI
General Freight and Passenger AgeA
". ". sEEAT, Superintendent
nRlENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE
NJ Auler Mas Of Parays In all forms Spinal
Disease Contracted Cords snd Limbs Crooked Feet and Hands bn
kire joint Neck Nltuss Dance, al DeiorDite lenene
kri Nervous Dsee Brain Heart aud Lungs hsenA
A. G. w. RHODES NJ D.. Mediea. Director
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GoruOranou Monies.

PROPOSALS for THREE STEAM PILE
-seaes Proposals ior furnishing Three ~ sieam re,
~ ere VII BE- received al The 0s Of the Docks uE ~
go a, hogn, Of UK5DAY, segt 80. 1873 ff
CO. iriouuatou &c The CITY Record Copies for sale At No
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5ituations manteo--f females.
Chambermaids.

Chambermaids.
A DVFRTISFMFNTS FOR THE NEW
n yoRK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
Al LIZ ThiTty-secOndst' or JUS West
Yatvtr 4 AZ he HARLEM OFFICE No. 2,3Sb fourhaTe,
~ ng A. he BROOKLYH BRANCH OFFICE No. III Abingdon
st. nert the PostOGee up to M a. regular Oh -
/yUANBERMAID and WAITRESS, or SEAM
pa has unerceponai city references lndae oI L. H. at
ODfIfs AGENCY. 100 West 3ithst, near Bfoa1@ay
90 WEST fgTH-ST.-A young woman as
DO bteas CHAMBERMAlD competent waitress 10 OBJ
lection 10 private boarding house best cll teeIehee,
1sn EAST 41ST- STA young girl as CHAM
O BERMAID and WAITRESS best city reference can DAYS
on MADISON AVE.-A lady wishes to find
o situation Tor young gifi as 'hH""N''''D vi IMAM
BERMAID and WAITRESS.
I'D 9TH-AVE.-Young Protestant girl as
4.D BBRsAIO and WAITRESS IN private family call iof
two good reference
III EAST 43D-ST.-A competent Protest
i M ant young woman CHAMBkkhAlD and WAIIREssi
eIoolls-t reference
ISO WEST 25rH-ST, between 9Th and 9Th
,bU ses~-A Protestant gih A. ClAAbEhAiAiD aud SEAM
) iREsS Call i1r rwodays
II.f. WEST 8GTH-ST., over baker store
1O) Two respectable girls CHAMBERLAIN aud WAIT
ILss VI CLambead assist With yasag good e references
.l.l1 EAST 6TH-ST "A young girl as CHAM
eb,Db BBlhAID WAITRESS IL pn'aIe laMl9i bs' oS
r,ferrnee. Csl from j TO 4 O'Clock ----
slI.l WEST 26TH-ST.--A respectable young
e)OO KIT ., CIAmBBahhID AID Wafkkss good sesfssS~
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aIRST- CLASS II Octave PIANOS Retailed
Al wholesale prices; factory Send for circular.
g = Near Hudson
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Eoan O&es.


A MEXICAN OFFICE-735.--UtmO value
~ LOANED Diamonds Watches JewelrI SyergaTe, Inda
) n. BARRlSGER, 735 Broadway.
NO. 1867 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
AZ oon BPaor POI aea BTsnch No l2O7 9rssdvAF Money
taas "a dAmos watches sSefy &C sane bought and sold
49, - Undo BROS
No. fl9i BROADWAY, at H. b. MEL
~ YlLLKs Cord and God Jew store Dsuon Watches. Jew
az kc &C. taken storage and money advanced required NO
lyl Broadway. near Tseniy-eglih-st
no. 1851 BROADWAY.-Liberal advances
~ made On PERSONAL PROPERTY Of al kinds Diamonds,
As.ob Jeey ~ bought sold Private enanee No ugnsl
Pm ssf be tLAAssES l2Gl Broadway bet 3si and 52as1A
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MISS MARIA BRAINERD has returned TO
ltk and will receive PUPILS IN SINGING and VOICE Gull
TURB At Der residence; 135 East Hfeenth-st
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TIRARD COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 767 Broad
NJ -sy NrhstBRANCH Le59S.9asays north west cor
n MUSIC SPECIAL attention called Vocal Department under
N.s.ou Of N eminent Italian maser
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ARTISTIC WATCHES An
[SHlRE RELISH.
Hlnsital Instruments.

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
a rrrht to RRNT SELL cheap Rent allowed purchases
SHIM NJ MBRRELLS, No. Uuionsquar nc l65 fouhayel
Beautiful 7f-Oc. Rosewood
N PIANO Over'g3g bass all Improvements s40i one for So2
CABLE lO7 West Tweuty-thirdst, corner Of SiNthsve
At HALF PRICE.-PIANOS, ORGANS, and
~ NELODEONS little used in perfect order $50 so, SlO0
90. CO. Organs Pianos for 1t reduced Music
a. Muse Books T GORDON SON - EAs1 FOuTteen'h-st
o.srE
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MiscellaHfous.

ALL SKIN DISEASES, OLD ULCERS,
~ Eruptous botr from produced cured
o. d. FULFIL Ohee No 81 Gneeasieh st. nsAf ffA1Ann
SfAMMERING.-New York Stammerlng In
sstss iO7 West Tvea rd, reope1ed Ass NO pay OI
o'r o. services until cured Send fOF Creninf
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WING 4 SOY. an BrOomo.st.
7VATERS CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS

k1PRIGHT PIAN0S.--A large and superior
assortment f5r SALE or RENT al OUVRER SONS, Maui
burers Tbrieenth-st between Ffh ana SKth-ayes
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Miscellaneous.

A FAMILY owning house in fTst-Class and
"A oaoa will furnished second door VITA or wnoa
board Only those wiling liberal pnee need Apply
Address PRIVATE. Station G.
DARTIES desiring ROOMS, with OF without
BOARD obtln inforron lFlR :, location prices ~
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

NEW II OCTAVE PIANOS-All modern i'm
IN proreBsa for SALE DURING SUMNER on very easy terms
Esns Instruments for 81 $50 per quarter
AGENCY FOR "PERRH ORGANS"
New Improvements yielding great varieties of.pereot
F-spF W. WING & son. All BrooHe.st
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t0sDQ EAST 45TH-ST.-ln private family,
kV<st Few large small newly furnished Rooms LBF with
good table, very moderate terms; reierences
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Dentlslrp.

Dentlslrp.
VEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN IS
II YEARS-Beuumbng application Beautiful teeth inserted Ct
holsrale rates; punper Tor hollow cheeks specially
]. JAY YILLERS. l55 Gtand near Broadway.
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MO. 131 WEST 19TH-ST., second floor, from
~ room-A respectable socs engagements by TIE day
WASHING. IRONING, or HOUSBCLRAElNG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

NEW and SECONDHAND PIANOS and
ORGANS for cash on Insamen RENT S. 70 $40 per
an 81 BBTTSS WAFER OOMS 7sS Broadway corner 10 h,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

NO. 1O6 WEST 19TH-ST.-A large FROM
~ BACK ROOM containing water psnes 6e 70 LET, wiz
GOOD board hre gentlemen Terms 81 70 ~ ~ per week
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60 Uhcm II man Gonrern


D00K on STRUCTURE Fistula, Piles, Impo
Deuoe Diseases the Generauve Organs by HENRY DANIELS
d D.. Ia LeTingtonave. Ndlsd for 70 cents
INFORMATION WANTED of WALTER II.
GOURDN home 18Th September be 10 years OF age he
Wa e dark panoons sak Congress gaters soi green
f bat information Will be thankfully received BY WILLIAM s.
SOURDS. 81 FOurlave He is supposed to have gone West
NOTICE TO CANDY MANUFACTURERS
Az Manufactures % Homemade and Fancy Candies
goa BY sending price list OF what they make 10
HIRAM A. PRYOR,
2l7 North Fourth ST, ST Louis, Mo
CRY - Ew.YORK, DEPARTMENT or FISASCK/
BrhgAC RECEIVER TAXES.
COuRTHOUsE PARK 80 Cbsmbersst, sept "a. 1879
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The books for
~ taxes Psona Property Vii b opened for psIne" at h.
Nbsu Estate and Bank stock ready
MARTIN 7. MCMAHON, Receiver OF TareA
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West Side

FINE, large secOnd-stOry front ROOM,
~ newly furnished 10 LIT in refined private family with OF with
ont hoard. 25S West 2jth-st
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TVO LET, with BOARD-HALL BEDROOM,
and gssi LARGE ROOM for four gentlemen Day
r. o. Fat
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alillinerp,
Boaro .ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-s =

Below Fourteenth-s@
A DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THB UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 81 LIZ West Thrt-secondst. 30S West
HARLEM OFFICE, No. 2,3S6 kouIthave
between and ODehnudred heth
BROOKLYN BRANCH OFFICE No 323 Washington
to the PtOc up 10 at regular oihce rates
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let FURNISHED,
"A BOARD, PARLOR FLOOR party Of gentlemen. or
unfinished for business a % floor furnished with board
Apply to 80 East Teuth.s.
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A LARGE FRONT ROOM TO LEE. with
n the best of BOARD gentlemen moderate terms If per
lnanent. Call at log West 19thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

I0S WEST 13TH-ST., bet 9th and 9TH
sesb aves two large LIT third floor party
gentlemen gentleman and Wife location snd table good refer
nncea rhanrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

STH-AVE., No. 224, near Madison square
- desirable large ROOMS RENT sgyi with
niih nrxaie Table reerene.s eXclanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

A NEWLY Furnished second story from
N ROOM acove with good BOARD in very desirable ocstio
near Broadway; Inquire at 237 West 44th-st
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Z LARGE front ROOM and Han Room 70
IETwh without Board gentleman and wife single gentle
man; private family. pa East Bleyenth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-25

MONDAY EVENING. SEPT %.
LAST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON
Of
THE vOKBS FAMILY
WEDNESDAY EVENING Oct. l.
OPENING or THB REGULAR SEASON OF l57JI7f.
and production Roges drama four ses Wnsea
expressly for this thester and entitled
THE GENEVA CROSS
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NO. 8 WEST 37TH-ST.-Elegantly turnshe
~ ROOMS second, third sud fourth floors ngl
aud appointments first class references exchange
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= WINTHROP-PLACE between Sth-st. an(
- waverypa Rooms TO LEI, with board
ado fourth oor references required
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-09
MEMPHIS TENN. SATURDAY EVENING. AUGUST 81 1878
tho champIon BsIt ror woman.

From the Boston Globe.
For years women have weakly pro-
tested against their inequality with the
tyrant man in the matter Of pockets, for
whereas one solitary receptacle for
handkerchief, purse, gloves, knife. tab
lets and vinaigrette ia all that fate and
fashion grant 70 lovely woman; man has
pockets Of all shapes and sizes, situated
in all parts of his dress, to say nothing
Of the ample storage room afforded by
his hat. But now the leather belt comes
TO the relief Of the fair sex, and they
make good use OF 1t. Fnlly equipped,
young woman wears hanging 10 the Rus.
sia leather band which encircles her
slender waist eight articles, namely:
Sun umbrella, vinaigrette. pocket-book,
fan, bunch of keys, gloye.buttoner,
small case for thimble and scissors.
handkerchief, and on Sundays an orna-
mental prayer-book. Old gentlemen
and sober young men say that ladies
thus adorned look like fools, but this is
only masculine envy. No longer does
she envy her brother mans pockets,
since she now has place in which to
put all her possessions, and, moreover,
a place which does not conceal them
like pocket, but allows them to blaze
forth in glory, and excite the envy OF all
her cousins, sisters.in-law, and other
enemies. Belts will give a death.blow
to Bloomerism.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-09
CRAMPS ChnpInin.

The following is an extract from pri-
vate letter, written at sea, on the voyage
from San Francisco for Japan, to Con-
necticut friend:
" STEAMER JAPAN, June 2, lS73,-We
have two ministers on board, and the
ship still floats. We have DR.. Newman,
chaplain OF the United States Senate,
and pastor of President Grants church
He is appointed Inspector of Consuls ;
in China and Japan, and to go around
the world at government expense. His
arduous duties are to visit each consulate
on his way, eat and drink couple Of
days with each, and pass on-thus saving
all hotel bills. For these trying services
he draws $4,000 a year and travelling ex-
penses. His wife, who is with him, draws
from the Government $4,000 a year more
and her travelling expenses as his private
secretary. He has eighteen months
leave Of absence from his post as chap
lain Of the Senate, and draws his salary
all the time; and suppose he draws his
salary as pastor of his church in Wash
ington. Who would not be minister of
the Gospel to Ulysses II How different
is all this worldly profit and pleasure
from the character and lot of the honest
minister of my boyhood, with his $500
year But | suppose we must allow
something for the wear and tear of the
conscience (R in court minister to
Ulysses |. The laborer is worthy of his
hire. !"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-09
After MANY DAYS.

The hurricane which passed over the
Miami Valley on the Fourth of July tore
down a number Of old trees, and amongst
them large oak The owner OF the
property, a Mr.. Rogers, on examining
the extent of the damage done by the
storm. discovered in the hollow Of the
fallen oak human skeleton, with some
brass buttons and shreds of clothing,
and among other things pocket-book
with a number Of papers. A communi-
cation to the Miami County Democrat
signed j. +. Clark, relates: The mans
name. as gathered from the papers, was
Roger Vanderberg, q native OF Lancas-
ter, Pa. and captain in the keyolu-
tionary army. he was an Aid to wash
ington during the retreat across the Jer-
seys and served time in Arnold head
quarters at West Point. In 1871 he
march with St. Clair against the North
western Indians, and in the famous ont
break of that General on the Wabash,
November 3, of the year just written he
was wounded and captured. But while
being conveyed to the Indian town ut
Upper Piqua he effected his escape, but
found himself hard pressed by his say
ace foes. He saw the hollow in the oak,
and DESPITE the mangled arm, and with
the aid Of beech that grew beside the
slant then, he reached the haven and
jropued therein. Then came, fearful
discovery. He had miscalculated the
depth of the hollow. and there was no
eseape. O, the story told by the diary OF
of the oal's despairing prisoner How.
rather than surrender to the torture OF
the stake, he chose deatb by starvation;
how he wrote his diary in the uncertain
light and the snowsl Here is one entry
in the diary.
November IG.-Five days without
fOdI When sleep ! dream Of luscious
fruits Gad Touring streams. The stars
IaNqh at Hy misery 1t is showing
now. freeze while I starye. God Paty
mel
1.-THE itaheised words we're supplied
by Mr.. Rogers as the trembling hand
oit.times refused to indite plainly The
entries covered period Of eleven days,
and in disjointed sentences is tod the
story of St. Clair's defeat Mr.. Rogers
has written to Lancaster to ascertain II
any descendants Of the ill-iated captain
iva, if so, they shall have his bones"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-08-09

The dusky maidens of the forest, says
the Reese River (Nevada) Reveille, are
heavy on calico, and whenever one OF
them cleans up on protracted wash
ing lob, or makes winning at Indian
poker, she rushes directly to dry goods
store and makes an inyegtment in calico
of glaring colors. She is always accom-
panied by a band of red sisters, and as
soon as the purchase is completed the
whole band squat down on the sidewalk
and the fortunate squaw proceeds to the
manufacture of the garment. The In
dian women hereabouts ply The needle
deftly, and it is study towatch group
sitting on the sidewalk during the opera
ton Of making dress. They chatter
along Just the same as white women in
sewing circle, ana Rc euppose sling
scandal as lively as church members at
at tea party. Even casual observer
can detect an expression of envy on the
faces of those less fortunate squaws who
do not possess the wherowith to indulge
ia new calico.