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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-24
ART MATTERS.
The Lenvitt Art Sale Tonight.

This evening, at half-past seven, portion of the
pictures belonging to the late Mr. Joseph II. Hig-
ginson and to which allusion made in last
Saturdays HERALD, will be sold at auction, at the
Clinton Hall saleroom. The sale will conclude to-
morrow evening at the same place. During the
week many cOnnoisseurs have been attracted to
the Art Rooms, SIT Broadway, and yesterday more
than the usual proportion were present. AS the
pending sale is the largest one of American pic
lures since that Of the Avery collection, it may be
interesting to enumerate some of the more striking
points,
Francois RevoYre Is represented by some very
richly and delcately painted flowers, that appear
to be as wealthy in perfume as the genuine arti-
Gle. George H. Hale's vase of flowers also deserves
vorable mention.
BY many the gem OF the entire collection is con
sidered to be $. r. Chords Mansfield Mountains
Vermont" flooding, as 1t does, with golden light a
gorge between the glittering peaks.
Churchs passing Storm" however, will de-
servedy bear the palm with the majority. IL Is q
fine expression OF power and OF that kind Of power
which holds itself in reserve and creates the i'm
preston OF ineXhaustiblity.
"You Can't Have Tnem," by S. j. Guy, is rich in
It's contrast Of colors, and the sentiment is play
fully and therefor strongly wrought out, the sub
ject necessitating tinge OF humor, complicated
with bright and charming accessories.
The late J. +. Kensett's "Near san Francisco"
Drumming WIN unau aTClStS VITAL CHaTdCterlStlCS,
derives an added interest from the fact OF his sud-
den and lamentable DEATH
'Jeune File Preparant une Robe de Ball." by
Frere, tells its own short and pleasant story in
Frere's happiest manner.
}. G. Brown, the Oliver Optic OF the palette, Is
represented by at least dozen pictures most OF
which tell some interesting incident about boys
and girls and children Of little larger growth In
one picture, sold House in Georgetown, ID. Co." he
has Departed widely from what Is generally recog-
Med as being his forte
To the excellence of Mr.. Wmarth's "Nathan
Hale" reference has already been made. 1t is worth
adding that more than one skilled phys0gnomist
has greatly praised the truth with which the emo
tons due to the hour and the incident are repro.
duced.
David Johnson's fine and earnest feeling is ex.
hibited IN ''Fsherman's Haunt"
Among other interesting paintings which we
have not room more particularly to specify are X.
j. Pattisons ''Shelburne Meadows" ID. Hunting
tons "lntrospection," T. l.. Smiths "Glenida
Lake, Putnam county, New York;'' A. Barand's
Near Abergavenny," +. Lemmen's Farm Yardn
William Harris Midnight Mignot's "Sangay VOL
canO and Falls OF Pastaza," W. II. Boards "Indan
Summer, Nehlig's 'The Crusaders" two COM
panion pictures by Kuwasseg, Bradlord's coast
of Labrador" Chords ''Derwent Water Bre-
voort's "Old Ruin, Hampton;" some sheep by
Shattuck, Mounts poser" landscape or two by
Castelar, Accard's "Le Berceau' Hunting tons
"Mercy's Dream" three fine paintings by lnness
and Leray's "More Frightened Than Hurt"
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Guatemala,

The new constitution has been adopted by the
Chamber. Under Its provisions the qualifications
for voters are to be twenty-one years OF age, able
to read and write, or In lieu OF the latter to be
possessed OF 81, 900 capital.
The coffee crop was good
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BRITISH WEST INDIES.

An American Bishop In Jamaica-MOvc-
ments OF Foreign War FIeets-Plant-
ers' Interests.
e.. KINGSTON, JAM, Jan. Q, 1873.
Bishop Cox, Of New York, has been on a visit to
this island where he has been well received. He
preached in the Kingston parish church on Sun
day last and took part in an ordination service on
Monday. Since then he has been on trip to the
mountains and befOre> he leaves for America will
visit the scenes OF the insurreCtiOn OF 1865.
The German fleet Is momentarily expected from
Venezuela, on its voyage round the world.
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There were no new developments in the proposed
coal combination yesterday. Mr.. Quintard, the
agent OF the Reading Company, Is out OF town, and
II Is not likely that any active measures will be
taken until he returns. II Is, however. believed
troll OF both the wholesale and retail trade, aud
that they are directing all their energies to obtain
this end,
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An agent In Paris had bought and shipped the
rails and cars for the new railroad between San
Salvador and La Libertad. President Gonzalez on
the 9Th OF December had naugurated the commence
ment OF the road In the presence OF an immense
multitude
The volcano near Santana gives Indications of
an eruption.
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St. ThOnaG.

The Danish frigate Dagmar and the United States
steamer Canandaigua were both in the harbor
New Years Day. when grand ball was given at
the Government House. The American officers
were present and well received.
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N Nicaragua.

The Minister OF Foreign Affairs had addressed a
note of congratulation to United States Minister
Blair upon the reelection OF President Grant.
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bolivia.

FREDERICK Lafaye who shot General Morales the
President of Bolivia, on the night of the 27th of
November last, has given to the public OF La Paz
the following
DECLARATION,
dated 3Oth OF November AT half-past nine p. M.
Of that memorable night was in the saloon OF the
Government Palace, where there are two tables
for the game of rocambo, there being present
Senior Mederos, who was playing with Colonel NJ.
Baron, and also Lieutenant Colonel Mohria and
Mr.. Apircio.
/ had scarcely been there few minutes when
General Morales came in and asked for Command
ant La vigna his ade-de- camp. On presenting
himself Morales commenced to strike him. and
ordered that the window should be opened that he
Other aides-de-camp proceeded to execute the
order. then interiered between Them snatching
away from Morales the sword he had taken from
La Vigna, fearing that as he could not throw him
stead. | tried TO get him TO ne calm and not give
rise to such scandal, but with no effect. He began
to insult and strike every one within his reach. |
begged him to deSist and consider the honor OF his
that If he suspected misconduct the part OF his
officers to have them tried. He then struck blow
which made me stagger back, but still persisted
In trying to persuade him, but all was OF no avail
in the same way, when | received another blow
harder than the trs. telling me at the same time
to get out OF the house." My Indignation
got the better OF my reason, and drawing my re-
turned to the barracks and put the troops under
arms Colonel Lavandez arriving at the time, |
told MIN my object was that the Rifles should take
charge of the armory and prevent any disorder on
the part OF the other forces. Having arranged
matters with this object, returned to my house.
Public order Is still undisturbed
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Qhe.a Gureka Sentinel.
Beecher on Chase.

The New York Christian onion,
edited by Henry Ward Beecher,
after enumerating the command
ing qualities of the late Chief
Justice, refers to his political as
pirations i'm tn Sc terms:
But these great endowments
had their spiritual limitation in
that last infirmity in noble minds
in American desire to I've Presi-
dent. In the case of the great
statesman who has just breathed
his life away among us this desire
rose to a passion, q consuming
fury. No oman since Webster "a
had this fever, this gnawing lust
for the highest name and power
like Salmon p. Chase. His name
sparkled and swayed beneath the
the jewelry of all u stateliest
civic titles save n Senator,
Governor. Cabinet member, Chief
Justice-but lone appeased the
voracity of his ambition while
the eliminating one vas lacking.
1t is probable that the clutch of
his nope upon it never quite re-
Taxed until the nomination of
Horace Greeley at Baltimore.
This was a weakness. it is true j;
but it was a weakness in which
he had uncommonly good COM
pany.
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Shining Aotires.
Notice of Assessment.

ID URY HILL TUNNEL CoMpANa.I
X Location of works, Eureka County
Nevada, Eureka Mining D1Stries: TIN
cinaI Mace Of business, Eureka, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given, that a mee.,
ing of the Trustees of said company. held
on the 18th day of May, 1873, an assess,
ment of Ten Cents per share was leIleo
upon the capita stock of the corporation
nayable Immediately To the secretary
AT the office of the company, tour''
House Building, Eureka, New.
ANY stock upon which this Assessment,
shall remain unpaid on the 18th day o.
July, 1873, will lie deiin9uent, ana au,
yertised for sale at public auction, ano
unless payment shall he made before
will be sold on the 18th day OF JUL!
1873, to pay the delinquent assessmen.
together with the costs of advertising
and expenses of sale.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
SAINT. BELL, Secretary.
Office, Courthouse %luild!ng, Eureka
New.
Eureka, New, June 6, 1873. je6
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 200.
L. S. LAND OFFICE,
N.,oIo luna oI 1879

L.. -. AND OFFICE,
EUREKA, Nevada, June Sd, 1871
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Harry StrOut, VIM. Wermunth and
J.. A. Nesbitt (%poStoffice address, Eureka,
EureRa County, Nev..) have made appli-
cation for patent for fourteen hundred
u,4WD linear feet of the Hoosac lode,
bearing silver and other minerals; the
same being seven hundred t700 feet
northerly and seven hundred (1uOl feet
south, rly from the Hoosac shaft thereon ];
with surface ground three hundred feet
in width situate in Secret Canyon Min.
ing District, Eureka County, Nev., and
described in the plot n field notes on
file in this Office as follows, viz:
L. S. SURVEY No. GO.
BEGINNING at n post marked Hoosac
n. ". rne whence the smoke stack
of the roasting furnace Of the Pinto mill
bears south rs deg. east, li,iIl feet, and
the Hoosac shaft bears :. 81 deg. w. 105
'eet and running theme 1st, :. 3sa4 deg.
W., 700 feet thence, I'd, ). 80 deg. 70 min.
w. 100 feet thence, Sd, S. Ok deg, +. 800
feet thence, 9TH, n. 80 deg. 70 min. E., 700
feet thence, 5th, n. 3S34 deg f. 700 feet
thence, 9TH, n. SIX deg. W., 800 feet. TO
the place of beginning containing 9.5s
acres. Courses express q rom true me-
ridain. magnetic variation lGh deg. f.
This claim is on unsurveyed lands, and
is bounded on the south by the Snow
Squall, on the west ly the Norman, on
the north by :he Hoosac Extension.
This claim is recorded in book {, page
100, Of the Secret Canyon Mining Records :
and a copy OF said notice u diagram
can be found posted at the hosting works
of the mine.
je4-6O CYRUS F. HORN. Register.
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assessment MOTIF
MINING Ann o..

EUREKA MINING AND svI
T. Y.-Loca,jon o,A
reka County state of Neyada
NOTICE is hereby given ibs,..
ing of the Foard OF Directors M
office on the 4th day of linz.
assessment tNo. ~ of twen,y
per share was levied II, on Il
stock of said corporation. nav.
mediately in United States wi
the Secretary, at the Office Of a.
ny, No. 2I1 Sansome street. San
co, California.
Any stock upon which this Ga.
shall remain unpaid on The N
July, 1873, will be deemed delin'11
be advertised for sale at puhi,j
and unless payment shall h !,
fore, will be sold on FklDAy
day of August, 1873, to paw NJ
Quent assessment, together n
OF advertising and expenses Of s|
I. Il. BEACH, Sd
Office, 217 Sansome street nj
San Francisco, California. ~
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE OF NEVADA,(
COUNTY OF EUREKA.
SH EKIFF UFF1CE, !
EUREKA. NEV, May y, 1873. (

SHERlFF'S OFFICE,
EUREKA. NEv, May y, 1873.
THIS IS 10 CERTIFY THAT UNDER
i and by virtue OF a decree of 1Oreclos-
ure and order of sale of the premises
hereinafter described, duly issued out OF
OF Eureka and state Of Nevada,
filed May 5th, 1873, in favor OF Geo. W.
Chesley Il Co, plaintiffs, and against
Fieidenbcig 4 Stewart, defendants, and
W. H.. Stowell, to satisfy a judgment
against said defendants, Frcidenbcrg 4
Stewart, for the sum OF si2do 90 gold coin
OF the United states, and accruing inter
est OF 5000 % of said sum, from May 5th,
1913, until paid, with costs and accruing
costs, 10 the sheriff OF Eureka County
directed and to me delivered, |, John L..
sullivan, Sheriff OF Eureka County, did,
in manner required by law, seize ana
levy upon, as the property OF said defend.
ants named in said decree, the following
described Real Property, situated in the
County of Eureka and state of Nevada,
to wit
That certain Lot or Piece of Ground sit.
mated in ihe town of Eureka, Eureka
County and State of Nevada, on Main
Stlcet IN said town, and described N the
plat OF the Monroe survey OF Said tow. as
lot NO, five ~, in block No. six I6), to-
gether with all and singular the tene-
mentS, hereditamcnts and appurien.
ances thereuEto belonging or in anywise
appertaining.
And will sell said Real Property, as
aforesaid, at the Courthouse OF Eureka
county, IN The town of Eureka, j n SAID
County,
On Monday, the 10th Day of June,
a, D. 1873, between the hours of Q O'Clock
a. NJ. and > o'clock p. NJ, to wit at II
O'Clock NJ. of said day.
The sale OF sand Real Property will
include all the right, title and interest
OF said defendants IN and to the same
when said decree became a lien thereon.
to wit the fifth day of May, A.. d. 1873
JOHN ID. SULLIVAN.
my27 Sheriff of Eureka Conntv
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DR.. HE NlEY'S
CELEBRATED
I < L BITTERS
a most Efnctent and asn mt Tonic
A'e hest Liver Regulator known.
sure Cure for Dyspep

BlTTERS ARE PREPARpD
rom n most -hoice and whole.
some h+ros n roots, and have given
universal satisfaction wherever fr;ed
thousands OF llyspeptics have found w.
ro ea .nroueh their use, and PHYSICIANS
s seoen them Tor the cure OF ali al.
iaTitles OF the digestive organs. e"-
~Heaaache, BilliOusness and Constirna.
t lion Al. Tenerai Debility m Loss of Ape.
~, an are caused by the dtrapgemant
OF stomach, liver and other fnnci ION.
LIS hrrs pd n system. The / X l. Bitters
nant 3eeh successfully used and are war.
above cases. ie III all The
head physicians Certificates attached
NER FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
where. So'o every.
N y e EPSTEIN & CO., Proprietors,
No. 6s Front street, San FranN.,c ~,
mh1l-Sm
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CAUTION
TO PURCHASERS OF MIN ES.

A IL PARTIES INTENDING TO PUR-
IA chase mining property in Eureka
or Secret Canon District, are hereby no
tilted that the undersigned claim two
siXths OF the Hoosac NINE, located upon
Bald Mountain, Secret Canyon District,
four miles from The own of Eureka,
and have never legally assigned the said
interest TO any person or persons what
ever; also. that we intend to contest the
right of possession with the parties now
holding The same, in the proper tribunal.
said parties having obtained possession
through fraud also. that we hold the
same interest in eight other locations
upon the same hill, including the mine
called the" Miners Desire" Reference is
made to The records of Eureka and Sc.
cret Canyon districts for further infer
nation. +. d. COLE.
E. BRIDGE.
Eureka, June ., 1878. je3
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Aotires.


HOUSE AND LOT IS OFFERED
n for sale cheap Tor cash. The house
contains " rooms, IL by u each. II a
kitch,n 10 by II. Attached TO the main
are stable accommodations for
four or six horses, which can be used as q
wood or store house. This proper y Is
situated on canyon street, and is known
as the Place" Ii is within 50 10
~, yards OF the Court House, and conve-
nient to water. Any prison WISHING 10
purchase. will find ii TO his advantage
10 call, Tor further PARTICULARS, on the
premises. mylO
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Hotifes.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

vTHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
fore existing between John Schlott-
hauer and John Huabner. in the bust
ness of the United States Bakery, on the
corner of puel and Clark streets, is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent. John
Huabner having purchased the interest
OF his partner in said business, >sum
all Liabilities, and is authorized to receive
and receip: Tor all moneys due the late
firm.
JOHN HUABNER,
JOHN SCHLOITHACER.
Eureka, June 10, 1873. iell I'm
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For Sale or to Rent.

EOR SALE: OR TO RENT, a FINE
Il Dwelling house situated between
Iuel and spring streets. a short distance
the Episcopal Church. containing
four rooms, buttery, store-room, clothes
press, well and sink, all under cover. n
conveniently arranged. 1t will be sold
at cost. or two of the rooms will be
at reasonable rates TO a suitable
tenant. Apply 10
m2ttf IN DF.ltCON EN-.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSI', CONTAIN.
"A ing four rooms. situated south of
the Episcopal Church.. on SPRING
STREET, is for sale at a bargain. There
is a good well afrordihg an ineAhaustlble
supply of water on the premises. II not
sold, will be for rent. For particulars
apply AT Woodruff & Ennor's. my13
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ANNUAL MEET1SI|
OFFICE STAR CONSOLIDATED ND
San Francisco, Nav N n

San Francisco, May 30.
STAR CONSOLIDATED N
~ Compeny = Location of MI
reka District, Eure ka County. M
NOTICE. The r. gnlar ANNA
o. the Stockholders OF the aIovI
company, Tor the election OF Tn{
the ensuing year, and the trapsl
such other business as may con]|
the r'eeting, will be held on nj
June IL, 1873. at the hour of / ocl
GO. r.. SPINNEY.
Office No. 3 0 California street. IN
D, san Francisco, Cal.
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Tininu.
NOTICE OF Assrs,rS

DHFNlX SILVER MIN~
L ocatiCn 81 ,ss
of business, San FIanciiIHe
ton of works, Eureka I
District. Eureka County s,citll
Notice is hereby gi,tn'ms l.e
ing OF the ltard OF 1rus,..Sts
18th day of May, A. Ii ,Vsltt
ment of twenty. five Co.'S q
was levied VI on the tarr,o,
said con- any, Tayable in
United stats gold coin nt
tary, at the Office of the " VI
Is Ha! uilainr s
street, San Francisco. (aii,
Any stock upon which sa,sli
shall remain UNI aid on I%Sls' az
third day OF July, A. n ,
deemed delinquent, and a;ns
vertised for sale at IuIiic
unless pa! mtnt shall he nlai
will be sold on Wconesd.,u ss
third day of July. A. ID. ISs'l't
delinquent assessment. tn
costs OF advertising and exn.s
JOSEPH MAGUlREss s
Omce-Room 20 Haywa,d,. K
No. il9 California street. San 4
California. y
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CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY 4Tp
~ 1873. Trains will leave Palisade
daily as follows:
Passenger Train for Carlin,
Elko, Halleck, Ogden and
3:luP.M.
Freight and Accommodation
Train for Ogden and East l0:Ibr..
Passenger Train for Whine.
mucca, Reno, Sacramento.
Marysville, Redding Uof
Portland, o. Stockton, Mel.
ced flor IOsemite), Upton
for Los Angeles, San Jose
and San Francisco. lo:2OA
Freight and Accommodation
Train for sacramento and
'niiahelsco..""""-"-..". 7:35A.M.
and Ticket Agent.
MY A. n. TOWNE, Genr sun-
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For Sale or Rent.

TIME PROPERTY SITUATED ON
i the corner OF Buel and Bateman
streets, known as the Delmonico Build
Ing, is tOr sale or rent on advantageous
terms. 1t is centrally located, ana has
several desirable rooms suitable TOR Off
ces or similar purposes. For particulars,
inquire at the store of
$. ASHIM BRO,
ap16tf Main street, Eureka.
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POLL TAX.
NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO a.
~ ALIA and l. MCCABE, if living, or
if dead, their legal representatives, to
come forward n pay their shares to-
ward the work Done for the past year on
the "Silver Region mine, located on
Ruby Hill. Eureka District, Lander Coun-
ty, Nevada.
m1S-Sm z. CARROLL.
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Minina.
DELINQUENT Sale Notice.


SLAYER WEST
MINING COMPANY Location OF
works Eureka. Eureka County. Ne,aua,
Noiice.-Ihere are delinquent upon the
,oiiowinr described stock, on account Oh
assessment levied on the third day oil
April. 1873, the several amounts SET OPP
ndsi,e the names of the respective share
holders, as follows:
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order OF the Board of Trustees, made on
the third day OF April, 1878, so NAM
shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary, will be sold at public
auction. at h Office OF the company.
Room NC. 80 Montgomery Flock. Mont.
on TUESDAY, 1HE TENTH DAY on
JUNE, 1873, at the hour Of one O'Clock
P. N. OF said day. to pay aid delinquent
assessment thereon, together with costs
o: advertising and expenses OF sale.
oa FIR. EUNKER, Secretary,
N OmNo. 90 Montgomery Block,
fOrnia.
The New York herald., 1873-12-30
THE HERALD AND JAY COOKIES CREDITORS
AND DEBTORS.

From the Pottsvie tPa.) standard, Dec. 27.l
Yesterdays New York HERALD contains, In
advance OF all Its Philadelphia contemporaries,
a list OF the debtors OF Jay Cooke Co. Ii is
OF vastly more interest than the list OF that firms
creditors. 1t was OF little import to know the
names OF the individuals who suffered directly by
the failure OF the great banker; more or less, we
were all victims Of his grand but overreaching
terprise. But from the and stations OF those
persons whose 81 o. U.n-that fatal rock OF so
many fair hopes-he held, we get glimpse OF the
motives OF many OF our public men in trying to
avert the ruin Of Mr.. Cooke, even while compro-
missing his creditors. Several OF these gentlemen
have manifested an extreme soicitude in saving
Mr. Cooke from bankruptcy that savors more OF a
pecuniary interest in his fate tnan OF the commits
Grafton OF humane men for an unfor-
tunate fehow-being. Through their influence
q large portion OF the press OF the
country few weeks ago teemed with
arguments and appeals for the repeal of the Bank
rupt law. Through the votes OF several OF them
bill. which ought to have been, but was not, en-
titled, "An act for the relief OF Jay Cooke Co.,"
was the other day passed by the House OF Repre-
scntatives, which accomplishes the desired object
That bill Is now lying on the table of the Senate,
and sentiment in favor OF its passage BY that
body is now being manufactured ~ rapidly ~ the
subsidixed DREAMS osn Rytpd out editoglAlA
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

q. c. Fulton, of the Baltimore American, is going
to Texas.
journalistic Modesty- Motto OF Southern
paper-'Dehes Refutaton.u
new daily paper, called the Morning Netcs, has
been started at Montgomery, Ala.
new weekly paper called the La Sale QL)
Reporter, has made its appearadce.
new liberal republican paper called the Onta-
rio county Journal, has been started in Canaan
daigua, N. Y.
Edward warwick editor OF the Lebanon Patriot,
IL candidate for the ONCE OF assistant clerk OF the
Ohio State Senate.
Mr.. ingalls,, OF the Watertown (N. W Times has
sold his interest in the paper, but will continue to
act as one OF its editors.
George Marden, of the Lowell Courier, is a cam
didate for the ONCE or Clerk of the Massachusetts
House OF Representatives
Colonel sawyer's newspaper in Atlanta, Ga, Is
TO be called the Commonwealth. or Georgia. 1t will
be conducted on pure Jefersonian principles.
Pat Donan. the red hot Southern supremacy and
state sovereignty editor OF the Lexington MOL
naaAnas5aA y 70 start paRsr N Columns. 8. u