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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29
SUMMARY OF THIS MORNINGS
DISPATCHES.

Gold keeps very steady, closing in
New York yesterday afternoon at 117H.
Legal tenders were steady at Sc buy
ing and S6H selling.
The Tahitian schooner, La Gironde,
sailed on her first trip to Tihiti Sun
day, with an assorted cargo.
The Hartford Mining Company have
levied an assessment of 80 cents per
share, amounting to $10,500, delin-
quent July %.
A terrible tornado passed over Wood
burn, forty miles east of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, on Sunday night. Several resi-
dences and business houses with other
buildings were blown down, and the
growing crops were greatly injured.
The Commissioner of the General
Land Office has granted a patent to
Rancho Santa Rita, confirmed to Jose
E. Ramon and Santa Borbora Cos.
A nolle prosequi has been entered
in the three remaining cases VS.. .Gerome
j. Kinds, charged with being engaged
in mail contract frauds.
The Democratic State Convention
meets to-day at San Francisco. and will
consist of 346 delegates.
Thunder and lightning storms have
prevailed in San Diego during the last
twenty-four hours.
The United States Attorney General
has decided the question of nationality
and naturalization, submitted recently
by the Department of State. in the case
of Prussian.
At Cincinnati, Ohio, the grand jury
have returned indictments against its
late city officers, for mismanagement of
the water works.
The President has appointed Curtis
E. Price and VIM. L. Newlands of Cali
fornia, Assistant Surgeons.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
been advised by the Controller of
more national bank currency.
Pomeroy. Ohio, Saturday, one Jacob
Rouschein attempted TO kill his wife
with pistol, but he failed and he then
killed himself. fac
Beecher understood on Saturday
that the jury were eleven in his favor
to one against him. He says that Judge
Nelson has expressed his intention to
keep the jury out six weeks if necessa-
ny; and that he shall not dismiss them
without verdict. The man who hangs
the jury is Jefferies. who has been
found to be Tilton's personal friend.
The jury had not agreed last night at
10 o'clock, nor had they informed the
Judge of their inability to agree. The
Court had received two messages from
them to which he replied.
The Lord Mayor of London and suite
have visited Dublin in state, and
have been located with much distinc-
ton by the Mayor and corporation of
that city.
The International Rife match begun
at la. M. to-day.
There has been an investigation at
London with regard to the loss of the
steamship Schiller, She officers of
which are censured for not having
followed instructions.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

TIE girls at Vasser College will eat
candy to excess, Notwithstanding the
extravaganza is deplored by the pro-
fessors. who consider it a worse habit
than cigar smoking by young men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

In Is curious coincidence that with
the hegira of American clergymen to
Europe for the summer vacation, comes
the announcement that the London
ready-made sermon factory has doubled
its capacity.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

In despair she resorted to the poi
soned chalice," is the neat way in
which Louisville reporter tells that a
negro woman drank rat poison because
her patch of spuds became diseased.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

swell, I always make it a rule to tell
my wife everything that happens. >"
"Oh my dear fellow, that's nothing"
replied his friend; II tell my wife lots
of things that never happen at ALL"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

MRS. CARNEY, of Leavenworth, Kan
sas. points with pride to record of
III bushels Of grasshoppers killed last
week.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

AMERICAN patriotism has so far de-
clined as to tolerate paragraph in
which il is asserted that the Father of
his Country wore false teeth.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

Giving advice is many times the
privilege of saying a foolish thing of
ones self, under pretence of hindering
another from doing one.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29

YyHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCE. h he
his many friends and customers 'l n'hers
has again returned TO his old quarter, od,ne
he will be ever found ready 10 accon !. trade,
his patrons with anything in his line ol "a n.
from Douehnut to- the finest weddipgetr
my5 I'm L. W.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-06-29
DIED.

In Paradise Valley, June %, Mrs. A. J. Mul
link, agad "a years.
, 1875-02-13

A Saying that Mny Be Applied t. ths
E'nctftc Mail Lanl Transaction In
Sail Ernmctsco.
Ban F1Ahclsco, Fob. 12.-The sale Of tho Pa
c|do Mail property accepted Asa fact by the best
informed parties, sreAlcs \ profound sensation
here. It Ia considered the greatest sacrifice OF
real estate ever soen in the city. Tho property
consists Of sixteen bo-yard lots. equal to four
city blocks with water frontage Of $50 foot on
First, and 1000 feet OH Townsend street, Tho
main wharf, which is tho finest on tho coast,
consaina tho Oriental warehouse, consisting Of
two substantial brick buildings built for saro-
house purposes. other buildings, coal-yards.
railroad aud hoistlng worAa. Tho lota wste
secured By the Mail Company At low priee.
and cost, perhaps, eluU,0Q0 to graIe. Bona
ths fact that in 1869 tue Company sold ono OF
the lots ut a1 900 for ths inside, End etD OOJ for
ths oolnsE-lot. That part OF the town IL greatly
iucreasol iA commercial Importance since, and
forn1sd gasslsnaa says tie property is worth
neuzly 81: :6oo. 900. perhaps fully that, CONSIDER.
ing tho franchises. Tho property adJona the
Central Pacific Railroad property on Tie south.
llisK!ns Iools. purehass's, Ars ia cIoss oon.
runlorsd thAt The Mail COMPANY, wiahing to
rasss money, sent hers to sacortalu what 1t
could be mortgnKod for. Experts valued tha
property aud hent IN satlmate East Capital
IT'S "ss hasn sasa kut IN BID: Ths @ mater mater
pspe4s ars 1'ps not ''t Jet oa record. s H.
Mornsng Cali Of today says shst Cox. agent Of
tha Company, admits that some transactions OF
the KIND had been hKr*ed upon, but 10 hos YET
IL fotcs. Ho tntimates that ths terms Of the
barsAln .re not accurately stated, and that The
Pacific Mail 4 In no d.nger q being absorbod
~ Ito Central Pacific. Madocltnas 70 glse posi-
nSo olntotma$ion on tho subject.
, 1875-02-13

banku,g law the hvorAgo hrnount Of such do.
posits being $500. 600, and ths average annual
prt'tlt ariasng thorefrom, 100000.
In view nf the golden harveAt which tho CO.
pnr.nef1Efp gathered in year after yesr, 1t Is not
pnrpritng that Iaaac was cous3deFably amazed
whon. in May, 1874, Henry and David Greene
hautu, without consulting his wishea on tha
subject, took one Etias 1reenobaum IA 4 CO.
partner In tia buninoss Of Henry Groenobaum &
Co.. Of Chicago, and arocnobanr, Droe Il Co.,
Of How York: and alno published In the legal
call 10 tho effect that tho coparsnor-
eiip Of which lsaac was = member
had expired by limitation. and by tho
trrms Of tile Contract Of copaEsne1Hhip. Thss
was tho mora surprising to 1saac iuasmuch ~ ut
tho commencement Of negotiations between
Henry and Eliza, the former promised him That
no arrangement should DO made which should
prejudice Ills Ntsac's} inteses.a in tho business
o. without hin being party 10 1t. Nevertheless,
El'as waA iantale1 as copartncr and 1saac was
and has gtuco been excluded from his entire in
tsreas, hilarc aut profit in the concern. Isaac
uIno charges that from the time t.s bncAme =
partner, no asttlement OF the buRtncss Of tic CO.
partnership, or Of iss books Of account. its deal
lngs. transactions, property. asssta. debts
or liabilities, was aver made, though
ho had frequently aakesl David and Heury
to come to t31ls1 settlement Complainant
tliukH lliaB,nre Of tho firm profits would bo a.
least s2lt 0fo, aud Asks for full account Of alt
firm transactions, 10 roal eHtate OF banking, OF
both firms that the partnership may be dis
solved and ita affairs settled ; that Recaiver
may 10 appointed 10 tako charge Of Tho firm
booltn and aBsets and lastly that tile defend
ants tnav be restrained frutn using the firm prop
crty i'll tile new firm or converting the Assets 10
their use.
, 1875-02-13
THE WEATHER.

REPORTS FROM THE sNoW.goUnD TRAINS.
Scee1at Dispatch to The t'Aitdoa 1situne.
OTTAWA. ILL.,, Feb. 12.-Another heavv Bnow-
etorn prevailed Ill the forenoon to-tas, without
wind. This il tho leafieet covering Of suow
uuon the general level Of tho ground that h&a
leen known hcre for eesesa9 years. T.in even
iag tue sky is cloud1e4s, aud The prospects are
good For tha3ipg vaather.
MADISON. Via, Feb. 12-1rans hare been
bedlY delayed here for the past two days on nc
count Of tnnw-drifsr, but Tonight trains reached
here on bnth Tho Northwestern aud st. Paul and
will hereafter rnn regularly.
sttes&9 I1src1:h to IAe ch,.uao Tr,bHne.
FonG WAnNs, Ind, Feb. l2.-Tha SNOW block
sde OIL the various railroads ccnerluE in this
city continued passfnsPr-trains oil the Fart
Wa'te, jackson Il sagluaw Railroad aTe from
fourteen to .iateeu llourB lale and freigh: trains
lu'llsn. l:xilsM. Iii ADHERENCE to time
tanleb in given ur, Passenger trims completely
bn"Hett UP. and 10 ffelga.s aie moving. In tile
huncio and Richmond Noads travel proceeds
nearly NJ uaual This m ,lning tie mercury
marked IL degrees below zero, but tue weather
is NO" lnodeiHting.
Special Dsspateh to The Ch5.aao Tribune,
McGEEoun, IT,, Feb. 12.-Tra,ns e1, tic Chi
caso, Clinton i Dubuque Rpal are NOW run
Mug regularly, but tho q, II. i IT. ran and e.,
Z. 4 u. have rot run a tram TODAY. Tie
Weather continues very cold. TAir.y below this
morning. Seventeen below this evening.
.sA,cidi D'sratrA to The Chledao 7ribune.
EAST SAG1SAw. I1ch.. Feb. 12.-No trains On
any OF the railways have arrived in this city to-
day. excepting ore from Bay C.tv. Which was all
| night EettuK through. THERMOMETER thiB morn
lug. II deg rees EGluw zero.
Sig txf Dtttatth II 1h< Chicdoo Tribune.
LANDING, Mich. Fob. PA violent wind pre-
vai!ec yesterday. drifting thu SNOW to tue depth
Of 10 feet Oh SONS Of the ra1roada. I'll, oll]y
t.niu from De.rnlt yesterday was enow- -bouud on
the summit between Lyons and Portland. No
trims have arrived over tho Chicago It Lake
Huron stailroad since Wednesday. Three ongincs
and q snow-plow arc hurled in the drifts on tho
Jackson, Lansing Il Saginaw Railroad. Tr:ius
from, sag' NV and Jonesvi!le are III tonight, and
ono Ii expected from Jackson at s:3a,
Srertrt Nspa:9' to The Chttaao tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, M'ch.. Feb. u. The violent
cold and wind storm Inns cleared away. leaving
! The weather biting cold. All tho railfoals nro
blosae- led their entlre ieugth, and no trains or
mails haro arrived or dap41ted slnco "Wednesday
morning. They are not 1noe:ed until Sunday
OMAHA, EeL.. Feb. 12.-All the lower roads
als reported open again and trains Oh time.
, 1875-02-13

~, ,t r. ..., ,s,out, m n ronenn .vh,
"'e', ''' ra ",s a.s ',n not TO- taxaa hat a vear;s
te" "Ao .,'sss ..,;s,s ,,ns haor, ,,,a J., 1,v
s"rF,' ~ ~ s.'a .,,et .,s.,. .,o,,;1 ,,;o,a ~,
u'o o.' ta~ ,..a- ~ oo.no H. n,wra ossorts
'e's,ue w.. ss,s -, t,o aasn .v;,t rot hear ont
N,"' .''o .,. l.. ,,o. .,,o,u ~, v,,,;r1 ri ,ba
~ r., d. ,,.,., ~, o,,,,n;yod afgort l.,
sana no,,,s.... [ ~ nrt;c,no,;on of n tnY. to
so,, 'u's rh;n. and Jonon of ten md Cuba and
s"s.r - .ntoo t,,o ,,r;oo ~ ,,,cao ort;claa in
,a.s.n, n''11. nf ,,roinc,ion vo,,17 havo ,,oan
'io ~, 1...u1 ,r,,1 ,1o oo.t In joh,,aru
e'S"' ,.. 49,, o,o., troo,nr finn, II +hov
w., "o ..;.oa a.. or,1;nor, r,rrca of ,,roauc-
n">' 49,, .,.;,, ~, ;,,,ort +o~ ~ IN or On nor
wv ..1uaa,, rio foot;. ,hot rim etoct of Ton
w. .ar.a ~, ,,or;7 ia not ,nrc,, II anv ,orccr
it'll, .1o, thot of stora non;1a md mon,,.
t0",s.s1 ,onorouv ria ovoroco etoc,, m
100 ~ III ooo,1a !, atoro omounta In, mr.,
,aaa o;,,,t ~ nina montba, s,pn1v. To mt
49, - ~, ~, and cofToo x,on,3 ho to transfer
-, H. ,,o,lo.a of ,ho eo,eumera to t},e
-. ~ tia ;oh1,ora md dna1crs Tho nd.
tssao l., ,r;co IN t,,os, two o,4;cles alone so
., a., ctoch ~, bo,f, ia co,cerncd oftor
49, ,,,o Inv ,ro,,,a al, oo IN ,ba unted gtatoa
nsaos,,rr Tint tn oad 10 ner rant in gold to
ho.hoio linn of c1otb;,o bonscbo1d ooo7u
too,s and ;mn1emonts. md articles Of use and
aans,n,nt,on in dai1v use, wonld lbe to trans-
f.r fr,,r +,,e nockcta of tho conaumcrs tn
H. r.,1.ots ~ tlo manufacturers iohl,ors md
,n;d1,nn,on lin ;ncrooso If nr;ce an the on.
g., ,;no of <,o,aa In tho onc casc. thu ncon1a
-, o. odro,ao ~, +<,, ort;,,ou ,rh;o1,
, 1875-02-13

pany md tue public allke, sre bearing fru't.
Competition IL the only power BY which tho
public can control ,nonopotica, and 1t Ia to atr.
SWEET that tho public owe any conpat,tion
against tho present powerful te1egraphio monup-
, 1875-02-13
FIRES,

IN CHICAGO,
The alarm ut o'clock yesterdAY morning,
from Box 832, Was ocoasioned bY Ore in tho t3o.
atory framo building No. 279 Centre street,
owned by John Mahr, and occupied on tho lrst
Aoor by Joseph MerE rs a grocery. THO owner
occupied the second loor. Tho building ras
destroyed, together with most Of tue contents.
Tie total losa was s3,6oo. hahz ii insured for
$4,000 Ia the Royal Canadian, Of Toronto, and
Meyz $1,oou in tbs Brewers OF Milwaukee. Tbs
explosion o. 4 kerosene lamp IN tile stura caused
tho tire.
a disastrous fire occurred ut 6 o'clock last
evening, md Was the ocGatinn OF tue aA' Id frutu
Box 7Jl. Home waddlng in the hasoIuent Vt &os.
4o and IS Superior street caught frs fram
tIaco i'll blaze. 5. Swanson Owns and occupies
the premises ~ ciotllnG n,anufactolv. There
were AUD sestB in btocx, md they were Atl de-
stroyed, luvolyln3 = loas Of 9lo,oo3. Twenty
l.o sowins-rnachnes ware destroyed. causing
a loss Of *l,00O. About sixty employees OF both
SEXES wcra engaged ia the shop. Tue insurance
OH stock IL only 81, ,G0u. The buildiug, two
story frame, uhs injured TO tho amount Of
sl, ,200 insured fer $500.
At 6:35 o'clock last svoning fro was stenaled
from Eox 5l6, causad By tile discovery Of ha,neY
In t1o basement OF No. l54 West Randolph
Milsp. Of Peora, and occupied BY A. stron,berg
Al a tobacco atorehouse. Tbs building waa dauI-
aged to tho extent Of S7o9 fully insured. Loss
III stock, $1,2a1; no insurance. Cauao Of tire
unknown.
Tho burning Of blanket, which soma oue Was
warming before stove As No. 10s South soaard
aEaet, caused the s1arm froia Boz No. a75 at 4
AT HARTFORD. CONN.
nA4Tronp, Conn, Feb. 12.-Early this morn
ing tra broke out in tls basement Of ths stora
, 1875-02-13
OBITUARY.

COUNCIL DLuyEs, a.. Fsb. 12.-E, 4. Huber,
prominent aud much respected citizen Of this
city, died, 1t G:45 this evening. Of parslysis.
, 1875-02-13
PERSONAL,

| The Sherman House.
StopLroN ia Baid to bs the original Of Null
doom tho solid man."
Senator PADDOCK, Of Nobrasta. lsit Omaha
| for Washington on TLuraaay.
Dostonians hoop wsrm by putting tho tAer-
mometef IN The oven before looking At 1t.
". A. AaDoRE, tho agent OF the r. s. G1r-
MORE hand, arrived yesterday at tho dEana
Pacific.
EDWARD KENDALL, the American theatrical
manager, WAS accidentally poisoned In London
| ou Thutsday.
MisseB RYE and 1IcpuEnsoN, OF London, have
rescued from life Of Sin miBory not less than
5000 children.
II. B. MILLER, County Treasurer, leaves for
Washington this morning to look Aft,,r the
Chicago Mint"
4 negro is to 10 executed In Jaemol. uayti,
tlls MONTH for cannibalism. Hs ate his victim
nl but the head.
Amateur contributors to this column wilt
please send the explanation to their jokes with
the tom contributed.
Kausas people have adopted the a1.ft line OF
ANAoaEoN's ode to the grassboppor, ''mAkari-
zoa,en so tetu1," ID their motto.
DAnwIN's new book is pm "1nsectlno,.ous and
Climbing ptauts." No ooarding-housn should be
without ono Of those vegetables.
Gen. LoNosrnEHT hns gone to Bhee1, .raieing In
Georgia. fine crop Of ssiny-blai ,kets aud
Ulster ovtrcoats may be confidently a5,pected.
| Tho Lowell Courier says that Gen. SouENcK's
| poker WAS intended only for conr ~ hroside,
but w4athor In this world or the next Il not
stated.
1,,.ro o.,c,., ~, n,,,;r,o-a .t.ot. ro,r,
+.na. a., ~ en1,so1r o,vvss ard ,,.a ~, nvo
rosrs ~ ~ Na~ ,s,o'a tha r,c :, ,,So t1o,,
~. . h.s., -. ..,. aaa,a
rf'o
.sH w NV. ao" y. .ssa,a 1a .sss ~
q. 60 ,Is...,s,,,, sana;na In, ~, e. 1,,.n,,
~, ~. 49, - tI.a,a,, I,aa.,i" '@''
'"." ~ .H' .
aen' HORACE foAFhS, 'ee-t 'es'oens oi 'he
PULLMAN taaee-car eontans' Soseo.uay s7-
ee'Ved eao1o asphsen 'Fon u sosoE A. iotI-
NAN, o1oe1ni6 s"en'y'nse 'uo'a VI toe0 eai9 AoF
'ne 'As'''" 'AtoA"e.
The Hon H. L. DUNLAP, tie wldoly>kno"n
agricultural correspondent al, IHR Cl1cAoo
TRIBUNE. hos dangerously III a. his AnfAl home'
near ohampasgn' 4H' HiA symptoms oecamo
alarming yesterday anu therfs Is little nope OF
hie recovery.
MRB. GRApAcH, Of omaho,, Killed her little
stepdaughter BY stamping on her. She ssys slle
WAS possessed By devil, Which ia not compli-
| mentafv to a1r. g., to whom aha MAS Glvcu IN
/ Marriage But polltenees ri not characteristic
| ot tho tpecloa.
TaANc1s GuER1H found diamond valued at
1000 600 francs in ~ sband med miuo At Devils
| Table, in Africa, aud has ta: ou it to Paris. At
present nobody has purclaaa ed it, or oyen signi-
| fed deslte to do 30. Hotel clerks are beoom-
| ina economical
, 1875-02-13
OFFICIAL, REPORTS

WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. 12-For the Lowor
Missouri aud Upper MiaaiaiFpi Valleys and the
Northwest falling barometer higher tempeta-
tares, northetly winds, and cloudy weather.
For the lake region, stationary aud falling b.
rometer. lower, followed by high temperatures,
westerly winds. possibly shifting to norshenst.
On tile Lower Lakes partly cloudy weather. aud
local BLOWS.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
CHICAGO, Feb, H.
, 1875-02-13

spsttal DssDateA 70 Tie cAtcaao 7ttbuxe.
CoLpwATER, MiclI.. Feb. 12.-Last night fro
destroyed the residence OF F. II. BiBssl1 T&tt
Of the contants wero sayou. Cause, defective
nue. Losy. about g.. 200; fully iosared In tho
Da.lots Fire aud NArins Company. Ihs build
lug was insured to i!a full cash value.
, 1875-02-13

tca OF thrcs 10 draw Hp plan Of compromise to
he admitted to the Hahn House failed to
s:ctrs second. A motion Vas then mads to
al!1nrn niuo die, which failed.
ll!a following resolution was offered.
5"'s4.fd+ That sc do now adjourn. subject to tbs
brr binding hin's'f bE oath to refrain from, any In
d'psndent acton IN ba representative capacity
gar!s tue Ham Hou'e, so-cacd, during such ad-
jonrnment.
PEACE ~ ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Fob. 12-Some time since
lo5 o1-Fe'ieral ho|dicrn published abatement
that reign Of terror c1isted In this Slate, aud
that they had carried their lives in their
hands for tan years. On tho promu1oa.ion Of
this statement, Gov. Garland directed tie Trose-
smnon. snt.ng Attorney 5ns9.o to haye tho parties
in session, and il tho facts '' ~ s.a,et, sas.
were found to bo trio that TIM guilty parties I,o
prosecuted. lie also sent apeclat message 10
tue Legislature, advising tho enactment OF intro
severe laws than arc NON contained on tbs
statute books for the punishment Of Kn-knx
i il was thought tile laws were not arealv sui
fsriently severe. Tho report OF tho Grs,I
jury Is published to-day, in' Which
they etato that about forty Of t14e
abic aft"r dilieont questioning, to find Hingla
iihsabce in which any matt had been deprived Of
lliH right to vote. or any other right but, on the
contr"sy, unuanAl quiet prsvaiIs. Tue report
concnieB al follows:
Inquiries made M 10 Intimidation and terrorism
wtrt coitetstd]y Eared rot ul1n prrons rtsittrr
in1oAn"tiotl, hut merely uiAu public sunlGr and
nsxfnsI.r fesot:, .nA evidence to the e1l;t.
absolutely nothing. ne couil and but
suca al organization, aud upon sunlmpuipe lie ary
accused We fouud that ~ osx4nlzation to Which io
iconst4 .nd ulon which was a~ed the .unsor Of his
helnT White-Lsagurr was tho KH1hsA Of FytAias an
nrdef similar IN 1tH Character to MAsouB AuI Odd Fet
, 1875-02-13

Bpttt1l Dttpatch 70 Tia Ch'ca1s IF7buNE.
EAST SAGINAW, MtoA., Feb. 12,-The cooper
ahop Of tho soara / Holland Manufacturing
Company was totally destroyed bY fro this even
Ing, including 5000 hoops l50 barrels, anl \
quantity Of tools. Loss. $1,000; Insured for
1900 in the Springfield Fire and Marine lnsur-
Rpoa Company.
, 1875-02-13

a ERHNO HAVEN MICH,
BpsctaE Dispasch 10 tbs Chtcaqo 7ribuns
GRAND HAVEN, hich, Feb. IA slight hre
damaged tho old Milwaukee House this after
noon ahous $500 worth Insalpd.
, 1875-02-13

GGtLlOI III bAAk AUH1hAuft f18 Will DO FfmAm+
betod ~ tho genial man who. In former days,
wrote paAfjea md clergymen'a tlokets in dosea to
suit appli.tante. Ho has selected AllsRan, Mich,
Tor his frIuse home, whore ho will engage in q
general tIre insurance business. His boat Of
onterprino.
What vsgarlss haunt thu human mind, Some
poople fancy they can deseet decided difference
iu tue X ne Of Hrs. TlLToNs lettera written prior
to 1868 s.nd those writtan Afterwards. Ths for
ner aris full Of Tho sweet breath Of soul.lowess,
rainbow -hued heart offerings. and snatches OF
spis,t.u,elody, as il Some blessed bulbul wers
piping in the groves Of love "a divinely u =
Devon ahlEs nightingale. 1n the latter, tho
stsainn come faintsr aud u longer intervals. ~
II tie toulLui had besn rading lu the wet gr.ss
and got 4 aaysze attack Of The "psp."-Gnot's.
nau .Astospaper.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
. Pal,nes Heu~-Ertst scAmtI SER Baltimore dsu.
". MesFltt, u. q. L.; Wes1sy Jones, Qulacy: II. ".
piIGa counsstIcut Gen. Horace Porter. New York
4. +. 0sas' Ransss CITY; B. y. Alien, J. Aofxhesa,
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1875-11-11

PERsONAL.-Isey. j. Pastorfcld, of Cata-
sauqua, has been assisting Rev. G. d. Car
row in conducting the extra meetings in the
NJ f. Church Of this place for the past few
evenings. Mr. Pastorfelds sermons are
brief, plain unvaruished truths, and to the
point They have had telling effect upon
the sinners of this community, for since bis
advent here, upwards Of a score have been
converted. We hope he may be persuaded
to tarry with Us still longer. Mr.. Pastor
fields friends in this vicinity. where his
PASTORAL labors were employed for some four
years, are legion and most happy they are
to see him.
Mr. THOMAS j. ALBRIGHT, formerly of
this place, but now of St Louis, Missouri,
is now on visit to his many friends in this
place and vicinity, and he favored us with a
fifteen or twenty minutes call, which was
very pleasantly spent IN recalling years,
scenes and facts long since past Mr. A
left this place for ST. Louis 81 years ago, and
it has not been our fortune to meet with him
since that time until Tuesday last We at
first fancied that We could see in his counte
nance some one we knew, but did not
at first think of our old friend and neighbor
of thirty-two years ago, but soon discovered
him to be the same genial, whole souled
gentleman we formerly knew him to be-
Mr.. A. is gun-smith by trade, which he
long followed in this borough. and was regar
ded as master mechanic in his day. We
have in our possession gun which we pur
chased of him while doing business here
which we you'd BOT part with az any price.