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LATEST FOREIGN n NEWS. : J
EUxfnnd.

- &'s England. S.'.58
hesDos October 1a-To.day is setting
day at the Stock Exchange. sh s8f1ta
i The failure was announced to-day Of
henry StraehaD, stock and-share.broke 2S
;Tbrosmorton street. His liabilities are said
ito beheavy. 80 ~
/. The Woriu says Mr.. Gladstone has assured
ihs family that he wilfnever assume the Eib.
3ecal leadership. g,l,,,..2.. -
Au admiralty minute was published yes-
terday eEonerating yiee-A6miral Tnbleton
and Captain Hickey from any responsible.
ny for the sinking OF the Vanguard. Itaiso
dsmbses Evans, the navigating lieutenant
Of the Iron Duke.
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BODY will be held tomorrow night at the
Courcil Chamber. i .ss'
TIE ALEaTs.- This fire. company has
tnirty.sIx active members upon its muster.
roll, all Of whom are Hue men. Is
TA1PAYEEs--Yopr attention is called to
notice else where from Treasurer Bronaugf.
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WON ems International Chr ksstnn
.s.rt- = ASsOeiaIion. -#''fss5 =

PIrrsBuRGH, Pa, October 49,. : Fhe Wor
mems international Christian Association
met in the Second Prssbyterian church TO-
day. Mrs. Lamson, oil Bostol, was elected
nresident. aad Mrs. John T.. Winters, OF
ohio. yice-presidsnt. An address OF vel.
come was delivered by Mrs. Felix 4. Btu
not. the retiring president. 10 the evening
Mrs. A. G.. Ryers, OF Ce9mbus, Ohio, de-
Nyered the opening address.
There Is very full representation from
the United States and foreign countries.
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Howl1zER Assc ciArIoN.-The Richmond q
HoWilzer Association have completed their
arrangements for taking part in the demon
stration of the 26th incident to the unveli-
ing Of the StoneIall Jackson statue.
The anniversary of the HowtZer Assocla-
ton occurs on the oh November, and the
Executive Committee has been instructed TO
prepare supper and make arrangements for
q 1t iiunion of the old members, Sc. sss
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1he Lynchbnrs Fair-PcrsOnah
rSuecial telegram to the Dispatch.I

Especial telegram to the Dispach.I
LYHCuBURs; October 13.-The attendance
at the Fair to-day was very large, the trains
bringing in crowds of visitors from all guar.
ters. In the races tbisaf;ernoon the trottiDg
match was won by Gayo. lime: 2:50, 2:42,
and 2:4S..
Major.General Barry, coDmandant of For
tress Monroe, who was invited as Judge 0!
the drilling match Tomorrow, arrived here
this afternoon, ard was escorted 10 his hotel
by the Home Guards of this place.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE.-In order to meet
the constantly Increasing demands Of our trade we
have ar:ded Il well. selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which. together with our IMPROVED MA
ClIISERY and SKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT,
warrant lis IN guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLASS
OF WORK at moderate figures and in the most ex-
ncdiiiOus manner.
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cnesapease and Ohio Rairrsad.

yoRYlpABLE ENapRr IN NEW xoHX:To' GUST TIE
't RECEIVER.
New YORK, October 3.-RetWeen eo'clock
Monday afternoon aud o'clock yesterday
sfternoou holders Of 323, ,00a, ,Qe0sof the bonds,
stock and certificates OF Indebtedness Of the
Chesaneake and Ohio railroad had called ut
the Office Of Fisk & Hatch, and stipulated 10
oSo;st In aa effort TO oust the receiver az
pointed BY, Judge Bond. Of Wirgie'a. =,
= Of the. S4a 600 600 Indebtedness OF the
road nearly $40 600, 900 is hedinthIs vicinity.
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THE Old DoMlN1oN CLUB PIo.NIc.-The
Old Dominion ClUo will have picnic ut
Blenher's Park, west Clay street, to-day. A
large number of tickets have already been
sold. The crowd present will be large. Ihe
reputation of the Club for elegant entertain'
ments, as well as for valuable services to The
party, is q guarantee that the occasion VIII
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CONCERT AT SHADY, GROVE CHURCH.-The
at this church tonight by Trinity
choir, and lecture by Dr.. Edwards, promises
to be fine afflir. The blind ladies', Misses
Rideneur and Fiizwilson will contribute:
some excellent music. E-
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Death from Bursting Blood. Vessel
4. a.. X, III. ar....s..
Especial telegram to the Dispateh.l'

Especial telegram to the Dispateh.]' ..-..,s;
NosFoLK, Va, October 13.-Jack Carroll,
a private of the neCorps, while hosting
potatoes on the receiving ship New lamp
shire this afternoon, burst blooG-4essela and
expired in five minutes. r.o
The Grand Tent Improved Order OF Red
Men. after two days. harmonious session,
adjourned tonight 10 meet in Washington
next October.
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| have analyzed the Whiskey known undar IN:
bran,t OF "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR L Co., Richmond, Va, and find it
FyER FROM FusIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
noses J. u. MCCAw, NJ ID,
Late Professor of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Va,
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OkD!NAHcE NloLArIoSs.-The following
L"es "e:r lmpo>eG by folice-Justice White
!'scilay mo!ning:
j., v. L. S&Ip>on, Thomas Duke, and John
!!ii!s, tVr IHeIr drivers soliciting custom ut
III Union Cct6., - each.
d'h. PeE>eA anti Silas Winston, So each for
SO'E!tin5 yGstotn al the Union depot.
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MRS. WINsLow's sooTHSG-syRUP. for all dis
eases OF children, such as teehing. vind-colic, &C.
reliable remedy. 1t not only relieves The child
from pain, but regulates the stomach and bowels
correc.s acldtty and gives tone and energy 10 thu
"noie systen-2.ves rest to the mother and heal,t
TO the child a-.-... =
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!fHSoSAL.- Governor commissioned
,.p !o"o"!"s rotarrs yesterday: Lewis NJ.
ba'LgAat.s!, of Staun!on, tor Augusta
g,dnt!; e. urge William Pollard, OF Hawes-
N..', 10. H!nuycr county. ....
Hon. Thomas F. Bayayd arrived in this
...E Yesterday morning, and is the guest OF
''ag.", h.1uIry 7. johnson. ..-,
'!t.an }. i!acIpGen Chamber laync, Of
'p:.o 4, '..-> il The city yesterday. !,
.'A".. Tue guests registered at the Ex.
l"a1&r All Ballard are {. Z. Huntingdon,
Nri ho:a; Lord Milton and family, Cal:r
,@1a; P.."rv Frederick, OF Witty enslene,
M,si!A.I!; =. Il. King, Rhode Island; 3.
l. C0GI'g I'M, Eng!and j. B. Bryan, wash
.1-ioA: u. :. B)rland, New York; Lieu
IeLALL-Ly.JHci iiUZicr, England.
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CENT 7 Tie llUsTiNGs CouRT.-The case
4" A!caatd lchoLc, charged with breaking
ana entering The house OF Charles Jergins
~hG stealing thilt,cu doiIais i'll United States
,'H!chcy, "Is eHam'lcd by Justice White
Yesterday ~orGins and sent 4p TO the uust.
lLra G1.l
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oc 9-Siw
nEMOVAL! REMOVAL!

~ .,rn,,v call me attention OF the laeies
W., iMiiI i.r, ,sar have removed to No I'll Broad
osISw The a I'D sa ass sa
nndsf Hi9Tm 4GiM isss aS HTR.WORK, FANCY GOODS
hsemKhRS. men &c, ut prices def sing eonpeit!9paa
2 iItaCEs I a doas UP aud rersrod oS oSSRASssR, hlS
GER 7ll Bread street,
se 10
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IRE JACG>VS sTATUE.-A meeting of citi-
~1h' wal he held AT Assembly Hall tonight,
~ ~ e'A'er With General Harry Heth, acting
'''e' hit>sluI, IN iclcrcuce TO the ceremonies
"uh'c'ed with ,lc unycins Of the Jackson
statue.
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NAtrhE.E IOHTE!bk It'HS ~ Col lhshN
urs,asy.- The Secretary Of tie Southern
E.a-.c.. ; ci.ty has received the following
.'I.,,, - 'ua archives Of the Society:
From W&.i4u Lee. NJ. D., Of Washing
~. i. G.: i pamphlet sketch Of "The
,.ir.r, Ut he Confederate States OF Anne.
" Ta. pamphlet contains description
q, T., ys-.,u. notes, their dates OF issue, va
-...>. >-t.v>, sub, cries, letters, numbers,
,.a.:a. sa2aa"l with photographs OF the
..~a~. !, .s.'i,> nf each issue. The acts Of
4,a.,,-. au'ht t"iZNg each issue, the
...s,l,> ..>urd under each act, and various
matters " interest in connection with the
.u.a.r. q lao C2rfcderacy are given. 7 he
....,....k> b. las given iull list Of all
t..'...r.'. go'c>. but Is anxious TO correct
..- ,......., H. may have made.
F...u ]. uptSon. Danvillr: ManuScript
....a. .' 'a. .i.h: at S:aunton River bridge.
I..u'...&s..;. B2>sctt Frcucb: A pri-
.. -....;.um Governor PickcnS. Of South
l...l.. l,t.i Jane 23i, 1862, giving his
:. s.. .: '.r military situation and what
o...: &, H,a done.
f.,:a r.,i. johnson, Esq: Sundry pa.
'..,ia.. uurug those Of The late General
-! Ja...nI, con'ainl:s map OF Orange
I'D ~..'-'NiG'a counties, prepared in the
.3 ..u %. ,.r chic. engineer OF I'd. Johnson's s
..y.-j j.. I'D used by General Johnson.
Twu .U'.-laph letters Of General Stone
VA Jt,h,.n addressed 10 General Ed. Johu-
>o%. who ~, detained from his command
iy>.v.lr sounds. One S da,cd January I,
l,.5, and the other February II, 1868, and
.:c Kind inquiries after the health OF Gen
,.ai Johnson, and In earnest expression and
@s.irc 10: lin! to return - duty. saying:
~, Very .IXpl, 10 have you with me as Il
cv5-iUu commander, ard believe that you
T,.. b" promoted 50 sOcu Us you report for
J..y."
U5I," rom General Lees headquarters
q N1el'.,al dated July %, 1861, designat
.,- =" 9p.nics which should compose the
I"g..:a - .or.ii! Regiment, With the follow
IL ...a :.'yrs: Colonel Edward johnson,
I..U'rU...- tD.ontl L. +. Conner, Major Alb.
..r >a-.3.
Al, -r',l letter Of J. p. Berjlmin. Sccre-
t.; @. E..r. dated 23d December, 1861. con-
Wing - jui,n.l johnson the thanks Of the
i..d.m' tGr the Gallant defence Of Allesha-
g.. Nv.aiHH. and promoting HIM 20 be
'.-'..-....a;., ,r, rom the date Of the battle.
.iy."II: h letter from Col0Del Conner ask
d.. - p" lert4i:.cd 10 testify 10 the War
4. .:.r,ia.; ~ H. 10 the heroic conduct Of
4 EI,.j ...a>ou At The battle Of -Aiiegbauy.
AG.o-laga letter Of General Winfield
>.a'. !@,#.G- .Msjor +. Johnson, United
>....> army. t. dine with him.
i.oM J 81. G cue, Ed: Official Report
.' ltca.... j s>cph T.. Johnston relating to
!. epel..ita> 81 the Amy Of Tennessee !;
9...ril. J. i. HolG'- Report Of the army OF
t,a@.,,.e: General George Ii. Thom'>'s Re-
-, p.. .yv1,y nm, lnr /
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INVESTORS TO THE FAIR.-Please remember tl7s
THE LEE y GALLERY is one OF RIcHMosp,s IN
sIiEuTIoSs. and Is we'll worth visiting. 1t Is the
pace to have your PHOTOGRAPH taken in The latest
style OF the ART.
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LEVY BROTHERS store will be closed TODAY.

1FrSD L1EBIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF BEEF mar.
ticuarly useful in consumption or organic dise,se
of the liver. Professor JAMES a. sEwAII, A. ~.
NJ. d., Quebec. -.."s
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be one of no ordinary interest. The candi
dates for the Legislature and number of
popular speakers will be present. and Va
riety Of amusements have been provided, so
that all who come may have an erj3yable
time 80 sseS II - t*seEs ~ 4 s.i.. = -.
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CoNvICT.-T. r. Wsllace, from Dinwiddie
county, convicted of highway robbery and
sentenced to eight years in the pcnitentiary,
was received at that institution yesterday.
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CATHOLIC I.aMs.-The mission which COM
meac,> 1t s. Peters cathedral on Sunday
!aAt viii De given by Kew. William F. Clarke,
G.: tie >ociely of Jesus, of Baltimore, adeG
Jy tNo o. three other fathers OF tue same
Society. The mission will open with pom
Iii q! mss in the morning and sermon by
orc 0; Tie fathers; and there will be SER
E.va every night during the mission, in
c.uGin" >Gclay night, together with other
&aly >c:y 60.
kgy. Fiber Boyle, of Washington, Will
."c usc in the city on the 16'h Of November
IL! .hc 3rut;it oi ST. Vincent DePauIs Con-
ir',Hcr, coHGcccd with the cathedral. bis
sunl.c. vi. be ;: - Recolections Of a Cnap-
"a" @. ,4. Amy OF Northern Virginia"
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COMMISSION MERCHASTS--We solicit your or.
ders for Sinting, or call at any time you may
wish to see specimens or ob ain estimates, feeling
assured that it will be to your advantage.
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iHE LEE GALLERY.-Tne bost specimens and
The finest likeness Of General LEE ever taken,
..s. Mrs, General r. r.. LEE
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DISPATCH PRISrING-IoUSE.--Un IA
cilitieS for the prompt execution OF all Kinds OF
printing. Orders filled promptly and at low prices.
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WE wAST TO IMPRESS on TIE MINDS of all our
readers that they should 20 to BOSCHEN'S to buy
their boots, shoes, trunks, and valscs, 500 and 81
Broad street.
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LADIES USE READS DUCHESS COLOGNE. It's
the best and cheapest perfume In America. Sold By
d u2gisls and fancy stores generally. POLK MIL'
LER & Co, agents.
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no E. B. NEWBURN.-Take notice that

FK,O E. 3. .NEWBUHN.-Take notice that
/ will on the loth day OF November, 1870,
move The Circuit Court Of Henrico county TO APP
noipt irustee In your place, you having moved be-
yoni the limits o this STATE. in csEiain deed OF
{r.s; executed oe the 22d cay Of March, oS72, by
lam A. Temple aud Martha K. hs. wife, 10 h. b.
Sewburn, lrts Tee, TO secnre note-ho.dey the pay
mept of a certaiu nots Of Joha A. Temples X, ioc
S5tO. dated the a2d or GarcsA 1879, psyans
sinia. TO tbe order Of John .. Tempe, and oy ham
endorsed IL blank. ,rur temple
widow and execntrixof
WV John a. Temple decssased.
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LADY BYRoN'S PERSIAN LILY-W HITE removes
tan. Fl eckles, and beautiii.s he complexion Price
IS cents. POLK MILLER & Co, agents.
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ihE LEE GALLERY has never been surpassed, s.
lar as my observation gees, in this style of art.
.a' ...# s REy.J. l.. BURROWS
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IHE LEE GALLERY.-The best photograp ph gal
cry In the United States. -i' ...+ 80. -.
CIIR1STTAS (JRSFD
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LEVY BROTHERS. store will be closed to-day
Read their advertisement.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done Ut the
DIsPhTcu PRISTISG-HoCSE Good work, low
prices. ;pd satisfaction guaranteed.
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~ ps-aa / Robbed.

INDIANAPOLIS, .:IsD., Oct ober IA, 1ses.,,,
Mccarthy, OF West .Ya..: wac ROBBED al
s. 100 last night, while standing on tha .nsaf-
form Of car Of the Indianapolis, EIooninr.
Ftonand Western railroad, as the fraln ~
leaving the der6 o., ,by three men who jdf6red
on the3train. HesthiDks the menifollowsd
him from West Virginia. s.s - 4 n. ,;,ls
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Levy BROTHERS store win be closed to-day.
Read tteir advertisement,
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The LECTURE To-Mo MoERow NIGHT.--RgT.
Duncan Macgregor VIII lecture at the F!Es1
Baptist church tomorrow night.
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LEVY BROTHERS store will be closed to.say and
re-opened tomorrow. Read their new advertise
ment. ---- - - - =
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READS DUCHESS CoLoGNE-Finestin in the world.
Trial bottles, 25 cents. POLK MILLER i Co,
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nUsIcAL EDUCATION are pleased to see
mat Professor Z. A. AABgLp has again resume d
nis duties as Instructor In theory voice organ, and
piano. Address, 2519 Franklin street. .i,;t
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DASfAHDLY hssArLT.-W Walter Wilson
nP"irHj Was yc.cid4y fined $40 by the
HauIv.4n.
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WHITE TEETH AND SWEET BREATH by usirg
Reads Oriental Tooth-Wasa. It's splendid, and
costs but 80 cents. Sold by POLK MILLER 6 Co.
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Go TO HERMAN BOSCuEN &c SaOTHER'S TO have
your shoes or boots made. a fit guaranteed.
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LEVY BROTHERS. store will be re-opsned as nsua
tomorrow. .sa .a.....-, s =.
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RIcIr,IoNp. Sepsembcr Is, 1875,

This parties Interested ave hereby notified that.l
,ne me- aad the Office Of ben Iamia II. Nash, Esq,
in this city, as the place, fo me executio Of the
fcsegang decree. LAWSON SUNALifY. :.
sa g-Th1w 80 -. Special Comm sSipnlK.
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..grrr1.AT;oN OF THE DISPATCH
= 81. THAN TIE COMBINED clRcuLA-
i .A'' 80, v,lE OTHER DAILY NEWS
.,..r, i. .liE CITY.
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Fatn, Boiler Explosion,

DErEciY. October 13..-Tbe tug Killer ,ex-
ploded to-day and sunk, killing Captain NH
'er aud child. .gfIfisf e. : :ssffsf
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REus1os OF THE MEMBERS OF THE EXCEL
s,op CIrB.-The Excelsior Club is one OF the
very le,t of the Conservative organizations ms
Of the city, and the reinion of its active ana
honorary members was an occasion eyer TO oe
remembered for its pleassntness. Ihe pan.
quet was elegantly prepared by sneillngss =
the toasts were pointed ana appropli1p,e ,tl p n
Ra,keley' W. C. Darlington, Bradley +.
Iohnson w. w. Crump. William 5. Gil
man George D. wise, Charles U. Williams.
Don p. Halsey, S. B. Witt, T.. Z. Gaoeis'
Viii William Loyeusten, and Justice White,
were full of patriotic sentiment and hne
humor. The Independents, could they have e
been present, would bave witnessed :, ana y,
heard enough to carry discourag cement, utter
and absolute, to their hearts: The Excelsior
Club will show The fruits of Its labors wren
on the night ofthe election the relQFns come
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COLUMBUS, October ia revision OF tht
Republican figures gives Hayes net gain
S,431 In fifty.six counties. On the eihel
hand, tAe Democratic figures claim tha
Hayes will not have over 1900 majority.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-06

The Wonderful Deposits of Soda in the
.2AoCb Enf Plains, otal
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dI-rON erers Of the Seminole mines
were murdered bysthese ieudS, and
no less than a dozen others have met
a like fate in this region. Still a few
Intrepid, dauntless souls, who know
no fear, have remained. lighting and
miniug a. conditions allowed.
Fifteen miles northwest Of the
Seminole mines, something like four
years ago, a silver discovery WIS
made IN Il hill, OF mountain spur,
named Ferris mountain. Since that
time, ~ mining has progressed, the,
range in that rFgiOn has all taken the
name of the Ferris m0uI tain mining
district. 4 lofty spur stands out
boldly to the e-tst, reaching down
more than four miles into the plain.
This Ferris mountain presents "A uni
form range with several spurs passing
Out 10 the nOrth and south. the
main body of this mountain, as well
as the greater portion of the SpuTs,
seem to be made up Of lalcOse slate
aud chlUritic slate, with disseminated
fiuul-spar and felSpar Of a pure While
cu.UT. The taIcUse slate has the per-
feet cleavage Of porphyry, unbroken
by the presence of the tiuo = par and
occasional appearance OF decOmpD-ed
uAdIAL. lIl- ldltif-t EldNt - llit
great mineral-bearing formation Of
tine region, though there are occa
siOual belts of granite invading this
slate. These STATE were undoubtedly
formed by replacement. Previous 10
the elevation of these mountains
above the plain, they must have been
composed of porphyry with their
-ubIerranean heat, water, and gases,
j s.H.s,FrgN fl,A g.rs==F.s1f ynl aud UnaEzf 90
felspar Of the pOTphyry 10 hydrated
ulumina, kaoltn, or Il base for the
states. In the mineral veins of this
mountain, gold, silver, copper, nickel,
nismulh, lead, and antimJny occur.
There j. also iron in the form of n
sulphuret, or pyriteS of iron, in cubi
cal form, but more generally in n
disseminated condition. All the gold
in these formations undoubtedly pX-
isted in quartz and fluor-spar veins in
the first conditions befnre elevation.
The otter minerals found ARE sui
phurets and chlorides. Sulphuretted
hydrogen with the minerals in the
solution permeating this mountain,
segUreg9lted into veins ~ they are
now being opened. Passing west
ward up "a deep narrow valley, be-
tween two of the spurs OF the mOun
tain, there can be noticed II coarse
heavy quartz, or qunrtzite, passing
north Ia south aCrUs~ the main Ferris
mountain range. a little further
70 the west, Il coarse deep gray gran
tie Is i'm sight, and may occupy the
base of the grPater elevation. All
over the elevation of the main range
and spurs, loose quartzites are In
sight, In much of which there is free
gold.
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Farming and Grazing Lands Along the
4NVU SweetTaier.
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~ Mark church, Epl-cupnI. Rev. y. "
HiIlfaTd rector. sum- ~SrrviccS ~ n M. mt
8 p. m. Sunday school after nrrrBiRg strVicI
seats free. Al persons arc cordially invited Il
att nd,
Roman Catholic. lcv. Jas. McGolrnb, PASTOR
Roy. Euge,,e Cussan, Asst. Charth ohONeii
street, above Twentieth.
Presbyterian Church.. Rev. J. Y. Cowick
Pastor. Services Mt II a. IN. and ~ ,. m
SUNDAY School directly after morning ser
vice. Prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming at Ia o'clock. r
Methodist episcopal, Rev. w. 2. Warren. pas
or. Preaching every sabbath NJ Tia. m.
and : D. m. sabbath school nj az p. n
rrayer meeting every Thursday evening. The
public are cordially invited to all the services 81
the church. etG
african Methodist Episcopal Hhurch Ser
vices at II o'clock a m and M every
sabbath Rev. Thos. Whitlock, Pastor.
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: QO0 per day at home. Terms free
DIO Address 6Eo STINsnN &To,
Portland. Ne.
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Territorial Omeer..

sorsv raird cdng,s-Hou ". R. Steel,
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Territorial Omeers.
GOrsrHO-Jno. VI .Thayer.
SacreIGFy-G. W FIeuCn.
Chiy JSshos ~ oaDFsAss Court. W Fisher
AssOctuts Jasfides-JOr. N. carey, E.A. Thomas
Ur' StHss COhscfOr-E r. a0w
Surveyor Gessrdt- Silas Reed.
EoeetJsS " PEbLc UOHsgs-G. W. Corey.
X ytsfeF Z. ;. LIND OBCs-S. IL Niusuu.
Territorial TrsGSurs-S. ". D whey.
TsrrItOriIi AHAtOr-J. II. Hayforu.
Arudd
C0mDlissionsr Of P~eHI,HAaTy3 Charles 1iafTOn.
Ea ". r. Post.
Territorial LbrqgiHH John ~SIaugh.er.
Coan0sissfDHsr 81 iHtDiignaa0H@ TX. jeffrey.
SupcTiHLsHdsHI Of iSSTEedSa-JoLn Slaughter,
Dtsty1c AE0pssy-E- 7. duhnzuD ~
UHtfed States Commissioners. W. Bfuhsr.
CsrE Of lf .Judiek1f pistFTct-J. W. Brunsr.
hIrSAGI-Gilber Adams
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