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Defining "a Tyrant.

.a.at I'd &
Among the acts defining the King of
Great Britain-a tyraht;; and emitting him
to execr1tiofr, enumerated in the Declar.
alton of Independence, we're the follow
ing. 1twiiT be seen how well tile defihi-
ton appliesst6 the present lisdrbfnS g ov-
iern6r 81 MISSISSIPPI. Y s--s sll.'ssi 500
He ahaS attempted 10 indke Judges de-
pendent on his own will alone"
+ lie has erected BY theHgency Of an
igiIerant aAd4 corrupt Ilagislatunes1 = .
multitude Of new offices aud flied them
with swarmssof officers, 70 harqss our
people and eat out their substance"
q He is-strf~ffg - 6rganize = Standing
army IN fiinS u. peace, stssoveraweR the
people and browbeat them into acquies-
cesfce in his schemes-ab f,Aandwr aud OPP
preston. 4@s4~s
He has essaved " TO render the militia
nv independent of, and superior to, the
civil pEnSersYs = ae4a>e4 $50 s4sN 1855
| He has, Through tba sanie safEile and
Legislature, inpQFed taxes
lnusthe peoDle Without their consenf
- He il.ss. s.iffad up faee stfife and en-
I deayors.l TO sxeife = domestic insh frec.
\ tons 2 anngsk ai1sa hia4sss
Id eveEx stagsRf these qppressiDnss the
kpeople, who ere The victims Qf arbitrary
e 1Dwef have pei lioned iof redress ID ihe
9 most hanhie terns Their Positions
have only hean nnskered bys fepehted
nlnriee. m4m
Mere the parallel ceases, Our fore
: fdtAef1 81 aimed redress b. 4 resort Of
TiA 6epi ID Iils State c.lh throw
kof tie goks pf ii oppress6fs, through
! tha aganqF Qf thh hallgtsbax and thsymllai
y " do Y ~, e - x.
Il 5 Wien a eAuty WANTS farmer sold biz
erm II ap ni eolapapY he vent ~ toEln
the Qay rs gQt his cash aPd hopghs lls
ltN6ltS 1--WE clothes lines. he .Aln Ae'a
had growing and jawing enough around
J that house,
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4 lady correspondent Of The Poultry
Bulletin says: / 10 not kpQW ~ other
persons who raise pultry and pet birds are
As much dependent as / am on red pep-
Der; but have found 80 much benefit
from its use 4n my pouhry.yartis nnd bird
cages, that Il may not De amis % clll az
tention Of others 70 its COED proparlies IL
do not speak OF the article that j. sold iu
the drug stores (and sometime not re-
markedly fresh > but th- c8psicum chat
grove In our gafdeas. have tried nI
che different varieties and the mostpun-
gent and eilicacious - Tie small kind
usually known 81 the F" bird's pepper.
The plant Gil itself b q beautiful object
II grows atoutitwO feet high, and in au-
tumn ia brieht littla scarlet berries look
ike coral beads Peeping from under tbe
dark, green foliage. Indeed, one plant
IN a pot forms very pretty ornament tor
q flower stand The seeds possess O very
3lirhulating and reTiFing property, and !
find that tWopF three given 10 neWly-hatch-
al chickens, especially IS they arc weakly,
have most happy effect. If q hen looks
feeble after modelling, six Of those berries
81 pods, given daily IN some corn meal
and sweet milk, improves her wonderful
Nw4.a +. EHa.sstf.
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Advance
Hons ,A4Est4lle BEhlgsss 4he tlolninee
for the Legislature in Choctaw, is a true
Democrat, an honest man, a competent
and 1aithfulio4ficer, ahdthe good people
Vt Choctaw hqRorthemselyes in houoring
Este.le Bridges. We predict his election
BY at least seven hdntlfed majority
Every man in Ghoctaw should register,
an entire new registration is necessary.
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ON, =r'
Two Dollars a Year.
Deferred. Campaign Items.
/ .sssuhas .f-a.i sal ssaa aatt.ta sHi
SRgLElONS GREAT SPEECH Al. MERIDIAN.

g 4lfs af,-.s.. stasi-57--7--- $50 soei sft.l-.I
Meridian Homestead
Yesterday the Hon! - L. Singleton
addEesssd, tAe9 Largest political sassems
'blage, at The Court house, that has gath
'eredsfn Meridian for many Years Afia
the address, itself WAS perhaps, ifanOt the
most mastery effort, at least the
most EFFECTIVE which that distinguished
geRtlemaRaeyeE made.,.,ss He tahaSiHtely
'eaptivated every body-Democrats Con
servatiees and Republicans. At this late
hoar'we cannot attempt togive'a SYNOPSIS.
of this the. greatest campaign speech .Nes
have Heard Sdffce It 10 say it was
moderate, comprehensive and statesmau>
BY. His castigatiop Of MarneF, hisl
carpet bag Opponent was simply terrible
but the carpet-bag adventurer was not
present IL Aeag il. although eonrteOUslg
invited by Col. Singleton.
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.n.ERTIsING AGENEs.


. Eessative Committee af the Capitol
D,1erafie C0asereati0e crib to the :
E0tsrs Of Mis Precinct Of Kinds 81
County.
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-ul.-is-rppi aud The Ccn.cnninI

k-~ Il 4.......t~s---------..s -eI .'-
! MeComb City Intelligencer.l
! ln-our last number we explained the
+ plan OF cooperation adopted by the Cen
+ tennial Commissioners and the Board of
FCpntrol Of the State Fair Association,
aud have Pablished a list iof ARTICLES for
exhibition on which premiums have been
offered.
In order to show the opportunities
(which are. offered TO our State for tire
display Of her products, aud. the peces-
|. silly of prompt action, we are permitted
to publish the following. letter from the
! Director General to llon. a.. Warner,
| President Of the Centennial Board Of this
State. Z. s*s%" 'N''@a '.'s' sa-' '"~
/ UNITED STATES CEN FIN MA L. COAI MIssIoN.1 4.
! PHILADELPHIA. July 23d. 1875. (
Hon. A. Wuraler,- President CentelniGi
Board: s.s. es.4..as ss..} -aa
= DEAR SIR We are about making
definite allotments of space to exhibitors
in the American section efthe OK hibitiom,
and desiretojnquiEe whether ~o,fr. Sttte
I will make eollectige exhibition. OF its
natural resources. If you propose max
ing an exhibition, will you please send
an application. in form fOrspaee, and give
me full particulars. t.. ..E4t4 4. vs. $50.
+ l. The character Of the proposed ex-
hibition, stating as nearly as possible, the
+class'of objects that VIII be included in
the exhibition, and If to be mi glass
cases. ,s.t~ ....,ts. - ...1 ..iiti.A
/. ii, The amouptsof space You wih res
qulre, and whether you will need space
in the Park FOR State building, aud for
what purpose 1t will be used. ~
This ipqairy hassreference- enly. to the
State exhibitianof natural resources, such
as. minerals, soils, ceIeaIs, woods, etc,
and not Individual exhibits from your
State. The' latter win be assigned
totthe paper department. urrcler the 'eias-
sifcaton, ms. the applications are re-
ceived. j ga ,t..44aA ta.H Atsa
II beg 70 suggest that your application
i'should' be basel on tie selection only of a
Emeritorious and .rcprcsentativG' character,
and Oh a systematic arrangement of the
objects in.as .smallsa sRace 81 RQssil,le..s
!" 1t should q 70 le spmembsred tlEst
whatever space JisgTanted. viii be.eERecied
.toADe fully occupied, aud in manner to
reflect credit OH your State aud the coun-
try. .5-.s.. 4. ,4.s. sss .s%es,..s &
Will you do me the favor ~ give this
subject your Immediate attention, as it is
ofIthe utmost iinpottance that I should
know without delay, w4rat spart-%in the
manner, herein saggested--yOur State
Will take in tbs. exhibition. W a.~,
Z Yours respectfully, ..s.s
y. i. GosHORN,
= - t~F-~ Director General.
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A-ovrntIes County 1.-Two EtcPnbfi-
-. .+.t.4r..,. can Tickets.

The Republicans Of Lowndes have
nominated two tickets for county officers.
One, composed Of the adherents OF II.
W. Lewis, the present Sheriff OF
Lowndes, assembled in the Court house
and put forth the following ticket: For
Sheriff, IL. W. Warren for Chancery
Clerk; Il. b. Egg!eston for Circuit
'Clerk, ID, l., Wallace: for Treasurer. Il.
X. Speirs, DemocraD for Assessor,
Richard Hazlewood. r. NJ ID. Fccm-
ster was recommended for Senator.
The other as follows. T.. ...-. ~ ~.
For Sheriff, Robert Gleed Chauccry
Clerk, e. w. Van Hook Circuit Clerk
Josiah Stallingsi Coroner aud Ranger,
dino. j. York; Treasurer, Jas. Moore /;
Assessor, go Cain Surveyor, IT. D.
Wilson; Legislature w. +. Council !;
Jas. 5. Dorson, and Ely Richards
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hard .fght;.assd fhe4Eiumph Is near The.
enemy aFeareadx in diserdeEi Their hesss
are tumultuous and. disadectedI Their
cotfage f0rsakes them Their banners
are falling. let the nnsIfakeh ranks 81
Democracy nasrchAonto Victory 49,
RsKELLS. Chairman.
j. ". ROBINSON,
- a.smsssa5 b II. aKEGeN.sn saN @ss.s
o. CLIFTON. sa 49,
- sss+ Ts3KSffs fSEa1T0S,
ssSss3AN. - y. p PeRTkt,@x 49, So
j. F. O,SIsLLIy ~,
ess esecs - ea1Ie M Ts2YL6,ss @~@
- sss- .zssgHo. T.. Hull. So >. 81
fTCs ASHER,
a. t~a ks4s A.-H sHtLzHEFK,@ s4ss'sa Z.
ss.s- :. - 7. a. McNILLIE.,sa a..
J. W. FRI.
Hss@srs 2es7l L. F.sEHnEs, - -
A s. MARIoS SAITH. ss.s.e
TX. Com. Capitol Demo Con'r. Club.
rxze4 Essss
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t1.iek"-a.. County.

Messenger
| The democratic Club at Meals Store,
il without doubt the Banner Club in the
County, if not in the State. Only two
white voters within the bounds of the
club have not placed their name on the
roll. OF the names enrolled, six of them
have never yet registered, although they
could have done so on the first registra.
zion, and they intend to vote in this
election. Several colored men have
given In their names and will vote with
the whites. If there is any other club in
the county that can beat this, We want te
hear from it.
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Prof. II. .. Gathrisht at OI0oiona.

southern states.l s. -
Prof. T. s. Gathright was.hese on the
eyepingsof the 18th inst, and delivered
an able and eloquent address on the cri-
SIS. - ~
The address was an easy. effort, full Of
sfiFe. and purpose, and HIGHLY Rracticable.
MMas bold declaration of Democratic
principles aud coming as il did from a
man III wllbAm fhes people have 50 Tong
conhled; aeaas4hat Pr,stBete tife good catIse
and encourage thsPeapie tossaaDItrspid
spirit Of opposition 70 their epsplesA hs.
4 PrOf. Gathright has i fine fund Of good
common sense wifi Ii most ab0unding
supply-vfg enial good tgartednez. which
I ia IL e him pspalanand ! IlusatiaI afiA D
good adviser iaall times 0ftrpnble.sss :
@lasH sEszs zrss = ss4fs
: aShe,stopd over the Nashrtuh with one
Ofs her husband s stockings ia her hand
and refizf ked 10 AEfs. 1Ii9g les
:. . Hrs Been y g05d hi 4 20 ne. 7
never had no ifo3 hlntrifh lIil 4 t. TO-
hi 8n seven years now that I've Hanlsai
In him. Do think ls aniin TOO
inch 7 OF. one shiEt > r1A ca
collars one pair Ct sLoe enc noekftt
han af Thief. and No drawers HhN
kR Is oA NJ il ii lib Nil Annn, A1EA. n. ~
Mud she slashNn a 10 q Ii III
her neck with the dripping stocking and
vent on to work ngain Ike true wife.
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= $50 JOHN 4 CH1LEss

MUFM.
( Sworn and eubscribed 10 before us this
! 18th day Of August, l87faS-T SHADRICK.
WILLIAMs, Il. p ". n PAEsoFs.JssA.
COLEMAN. -
CONFESSION OF JAKE MoORE1KANa
Georgia. 1faskfAgsosi Cunt II. JAKE
Af0orennsn, 10 make this my a0nfe ssibn
infnli In rsfarancs sto the klsaFzsoli6Il.
which We. fhe. c0lored eilizeps Of l'ashs
Ington, Iaurens. Iohnso and sixfeen olhr
er e0unties. the names of Which i IA nnf
knOw, haVg entered ihg0 zni flfEt
| lieufenans a. As0les ID E6in com
manded BY Jerry Walters We were
under the commend e Francis NpFker.
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.subscFihed before me this DIST DAY Of
i August, 1873. j. b.. JegStIi-J. T..
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JAMESA WRIGHT.

Georgia, Laare,ls County. Personally
appeared before me. d. j. Mooremau,
justice Of the peace in and for tire Eighty
sixth district, e. NJ. Of said county.
james Wright, who, being sworn, of
his own free will and accord, deposeth
and saith that the above statement is
true, to the best of his knowledge and be-
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aerprise aad Industry cad. Il. u ! fab;,ls
! !, OF Our public lindebteaness. and
MS :. citizens, &C time when eveyv
oo ~, state, that has thrown ofi lie
incubus OF carpetshag government has
bounded forward, upon q -car,eer-eef r.
greatest prosnarifra =. - - q -
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JAAIESA WRIGHT.

CONFESSION OF JOHN cHH.Es.-, ,
Georgia, .Johssoa County. confession
of j Ohm Chiles (colored, , ia the case of
the State of Georgia vs.. Jerry Walters
and others, members of Zion Hope Com
pany, and Har4isea Tucker and Others;
members of the Buckeye Company,
charged with the offence of insurrection,
- auestion-Do you know of any organ
ization existing among the negroes Of this
part in the State, and what IS the nature
of the oTganization2 sa4A@ $40 Es-s. So
Answer do know that there is an
organization existing m this part of the
State. and it is of military and secret
character. and If you vii allow me will
explain the whole movement in full
from the very beginning what ID il for
and who the principal negroes are aud
fheSofices they hold and what they intend
doing The movement first started By
6'orday Harris. colored fwho IS Secretary
Of the Organization, eallfEg meeting iol
the colDrsd people. ia assemblein Sanders
vile for the purpose Of getting general
orders and 20 know how to proceed.
Francis MurkeTson. colOred, 1sko IS cap
/ tain ola tom pa1y ii " Ashin t0A county, J
also was i prinefpAl hlaIf i4iAShs nhketirg.
III attended the mesting, - did AIS
most al the colored people in thu
section. The object of that meeting Va.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-12
MONTGOMERY QUEENS
Caravan, Circus and Aenaserie-
Grand friumph-Success I'm.
paralleled!
Will Exhibit At virginia Juse 18th,
lAsh and l5th.

Vrom the San Francisco Daily chronielcl
The elegantly appointed show Of
Montgomery Queen spread wide its doors
nearly ten days ago. and the citizens OF
San Francisco have not only patronized
Il extensively. but have been most lavish
in its praises. Our city has had many
fns and really meritorious circuses, but
none, va believe. In connection with
q msnagsrie. that can bear any compar-
ison to Mr.. Queens ~magnincently APP
pointed show. The m~snageris, which
IL In itself worthy Of q days study, has
been augmented in many elegant new
features. The giraffe. especially. being
the FIRST and only animal OF its kind ever
brought to this country. deserve particu.
lar attention. The little baby lions, OF
which there are seven, are great curiosi-
ties, and attract tho ladies and children.
Tho collection OF Wild beasts Ia large.
aud the animals and cages are in most
splendid condition, and we congratulate
Mr.. Queen for his success in wintering
over In California. The circus depart
ment, which always had . tendency to
draw, Is one Of the most perfectly APP
pointed and richly dressed shows that
has ever appeared in this city. The
riding Of Charles Fish. Miss Mollie
Brown and Romeo Sebastian have Gre
ated n circus enthusiasm that was mover
before witnessed on this coast. The
otber acts. mapyo of which were entirely
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have sufficient National influence to
elect them. The Herald deprscatss the
apathy Of the Republican leaders on the
third term question, and says the Prssi-
dent should como frankly to the front
before the country on the issue.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO TN. ooLD uuL DAILY srvs.
SAN FRANCISCO
Dsnscrasis Primariss-Irtsh vs.
Chivairy-oAd Fsilsws' csnvsn.


Sax FRAxcrsco. May l2-i:3o ?. NJ
The Democratic primary election Is
passing OF very quietly. The hard
work Is scarcely begun yet. The fight,
resolved down to it, real Significance. ID
between the Irish and chivaly wings Of
the party, with the odds largely in favor
OF the former.
Tho Grand Lodge OF the Odd Fellows
10 holding o session to-day at Dashaway
Hall. The proceedings arc confined
mainly to routine business.
Tomorrow evening Hon. J.. W. Dwi'
nello will deliver q oulogy on Postmaster
Morse, at the Unitarian Church.
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SAN DIEGO, CAL,

Ne Apache Ratds - Cinshtng Be'
tween she civil aud Military Al
thoritiss-Dry Hot weather.
BAN DrEoo, May l2.-The Unio"'s
Ures. Sonora, letter Of April 25th, says
thors has been no Apache raid for moro
than q month.
Thoro has boon clashing between the
civil and military authorities. The
civil authorities arrested and imprison-
ed two soldiers not In activo service for
some petty offsnses. Tho military com.
mandsr ordered their release, which bo-
ing refused, he released them forcibly.
There has been bad feeling for some
time about the matter, but 1t has now
been referred to tho higher powers Tor
settlement. aud will doubtless come to
an end soon.
The weather is terribly dry and hot.
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--
sara certain we'll known wood
merchant Of Gold Hill had his con-
fidencs in human integrity very sadly
shocked n fow days ago. 1t APP
pears that he hired a tcamster lately,
who Is not yet thoroughly broke in to
his new duties. The merchant not
only sells but delivers wood, and It very
frequently happens that people pur-
chasing one cord OF wood, tender q
twenty dollar piece to tho teamster who
delivers II, which necessitates him TO
give them four dollars in change, wood
selling nj SIG o cord. The Transfers
are, therefore. generally given four dol
lars Mt the merchants Office, to meet
such an emergency before starting to
deliver the wood. This not being e.
planned to the new tsamster tho first
time he delivered n load. no supposed
that the money was due tho party-a
lady-to whom the wood was sent, on
some previous transaction. Alter rc-
ceiving the proper change for tho cord
OF wood. he. therefore. handed her the
four dollars. for which she thanked him
kindly. The merchant subsequently
tried To explain the mistake TO the lady,
but all his efforts were in vain; n
whom any Of his friends now refer to tho
subject, a look o! sadness steals over
his handsome countcnancc.
vALrAblx TO MrSERs AND LOCATIONS.
From Dewey & Co.. San Francisco, we
have just received a copy Of a new book
or pamphlet, just Published by them. to
| supply a decided want on tho part Of
miners and others. who should. for their
own protection. DO fully advised Of the
provisions OF the mining laws. II il q
work Of "a pages. and contains tho U.
4. Mining Laws and Regulations there
| under, together with the forms required
under tho Act Of May 10. 1874. In rela-
| ton TO locations, etc. These forms are
| official, having been adopted by the
land once. Tho necessity has been felt
q q compilation in a cheap form OF the
laws Of the United States relating TO
mining. such as this pamphlet furnishes.
All the information most necdful TO the
| miner will DO found in its pages, and II
is placed ut q ~price-5O cents. postage
froe-which makes II accessible TO all.
Those desiring copies can address Dewey
& Co., Publishers Miaiay anil Scientific
Press, 22i Sansome street. San Fran
cisco.
SusrrcIors LOOKING. The body Of an
infant a few months old wal found yes
~terlay, buried outside OF the Eremans'
Cemetery. nj Virginia. A new fence Is
being built around the cemetery, out
side the present one. While digging a
post-hoie. q box containing the child's
body was discovered 4 few inches below
the surface OF the ground. The Coroner
was Immediately notified. and going to
the place examined tho box, and its Don.
tents; but finding nothing that could
siyo any clue to the identity OF the child's
parents, he had the body properly In.
TERED, without holding an inquest. AMI
putting the city to needless expense.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
poMEsTIo NEWS.

SPECIAL 70 m col. m. DAnr r,vs
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Tswa Clerks Report.
Com lIIlL. May 10. ISIS.
To the tIon. board OF To~I Trustees; Gen.
t..nen-I have IN. honor herewith to submit
my ansl report for the year ending MAY 10,
isrs
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the Pacific Rope. We understand thai
James Robinson. tho great bareback
rider. will appear in a few days In MI.
Queens show, and will. the coming
season. ride against Charles Fish for ton
thousand dollars q sido.
An IMPORTANT ISyksrIoS.--wo, to-
day. had the pleasure OF inspecting the
model Of q Marine steam engine, in
vented by 7. W. l.. Cecil, Of Gold Hill,
which will DO apt to supsrsedo all others
now in use. Tho model Is q gem that
speaks highly for the mechanical in
senuity as well as the inventive genius OF
Mr.. Cecil. All the parts Of the engine
are complsto, and in the most perfect
proportion. The grand merit OF the in
vention Is that two paddle wheels or
screws can DO worked BY one engine In
the same or opposite directions. This
reduces tho load Of machinery that Is
usually carried by vessels one.half. The
driving wheels which in the model 90
eupy the place Of paddle wheels in
n full sized engine, are attached
directly to tho piston'rod OF the engine,
thus doing away with the loss Of power
that results from n complicated system
Of gearing. Ono thing Is very noticea-
bio in the construction OF b engine,
and that IL, its simplicity; every part,
even to the minutest detail. being con
%s,ructod with an eye to efficiency more
than ornament. although in the latter
respect oven, II would DO a valuable nc
QUESTION to the finest cabinets In The
State. The whole engine, inciuding a
beautiful copper boiler. containing
twsnty.three hucs. could DO put IN o
he engine anal boiler are vertical. Tho
secret Of the inside construction Of tho
engine, which enables the one Iuhning
npo ie'.a ~, .,nI.;naa hv NJ Cecil
w. so ,hon,b, soms idea Of ia -construe.
,;,n u';,b, ba cainei Inv other Inventors
mL;.h So,,iI hs used by ,bem 10 his dis.
s5xan,a,s M Cecil I'M. devoted all
hi. snsro time duripr the last ri, years
A. a,r;,.r, on III. eng;pe having
during that time reconstructed, altered
aud improved portions OF IL as hish es
eight and ten times. Inc nsino US J.
nov s.anas, fcp,e nen sims;." ~ ,Ss
labor expended on lis manufacture. SIr.
Cecil Ia a practical engineer, aud brings
10 his assistance the valuable experience
gained in tho practice Of his trade dur.
Ill
ing twenty-five years. The model WIN
be placed oil einiol.lon ~ .no A".o.a~
state rair ne.' Ausus. ,.,;o,. on hi,
steps ,or seeu.ins %aon ,sI.r Inv
vaainaois 'h'ehu0h ""''
Ar. oecii'
cu,xar or P,nx.-w, II. II. Leo, one
| of tho best known Of the old residents
| of Gold Hill, who has been trying 10
content himself, residing at Sacramento
for the last few years, Is coming back to
stay. Ho il about 10 become partner
with ". X. Rison. grocery and provision
dealer, Rison * Lee will make q
will make q capital team In tha' nne'
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IxroRrAxr.-Indored by the Medical pro!
f~ession, Or. VIM. Halis Balsam for the Lung.
diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DR.. Towns'
lsy's Toothsche Anodyne cures In one min
ute. D
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New Beard

New Board met at sX r. ". Present
-Mundell. wooley. W. N. Hall. L.
Williams aud ". II. Day.
They proceeded to organize by elect
ing Mundell Presiien, and appointing
J. Il. Marshal Clerk pro tar. Tho cleo
ton Of Clerk was deferred till this even
ing.
The following Committees were mp
pointed: Streets. W. II. Day; Fire and
Water. Thomas wooley: Salary. l.. Viii
liams: Finance. ". n. Hall and L.
Williams; Health. W. n. Hall and q. &.
Mund-ll.
Action on the bonds OF the incoming
Marshal and Treasurer was deferred till
tonight.
The Board then adjourned till this
evening at TX o'clock.