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New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
how the asylum of American citizenship is abused by
a class Of adventures whom no State can afford TO
CANAL FRAUDS.
RAD PIECE OF WORK AT ROME.

NINTH REPORT OP IHE GOVERNORS COMMISSION
ONE OF GEO. d. LORDS JOBs-ExTRAvAGANT
PRICES PAID FOR WALL OF WHICH A THIRD
TUMDLRs DOWN.
The Canal Commission appointed by the Governor
has reported upon fraud exposed i'll the City OF
Rome, which differs from the previously exposed
iniGuties Of the Canal Ring only in degree, not In
kind. f.. w. Williams contracted to build LAO
feet Of wall Geo d. Lord was one of the bondsmen
and is believed to be the only person really inter-
estcd in the contract. The accepted bid was
S5. .563 %. Through false estimates Of the work
done there was paid for this work the sum OF
81 $50 43. One-thrd of the wall then tumbled
down. The Canal Superintendent rebuilt it at
cost of S1,l27. The State lost $3,Ol1 Oo on the
transaction Engineers Crocker, Hogan, and
Barnes, and Inspector IIawley are held responsible.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
VICTORY AT MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,. Nov. 12.-In the case OF ex-
Gauger Moeller to-day the jury, after being out ls
hours returned verdict of guilty as to the hrst
count which charged that the accused made talse
certificates Of dumping, and not guilty as to the
second count, which charged him with conspiracy
to defraud motion for new trial was entered
In the case against Schlitz and Berthenthal jury
was procured, and Mr. Mckinney opened for the
Government.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

sioner ouglass, in which he sets forth the nature
and operations of the st. Louis Whisky Ring. 1hat
report named some Of the very persons, as members
of the Ring who have since been indicted as sucn.
1t received no attention from Mr.. Douglass ana
Mum himself did not pursue the evidence when ne
reported. That report was taken to ST. LOUIS 10 Dc
used as evidence against Mum before the 'rahd
jury, and Will probably be used on the trial
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
AVERY CALLS AN EMINENT WITNESS.

WAsuINGToN, Nov. II. 2.-Ex-COmmissioner
Douglass and several officials Of the Treasury Depart
ment have summoned by the defense 10 81 bous'
70 testify in the ease OF the United States against VIM o.
Avery late Chief Clerk OF the Treasury Department IN
oiced for conspiracy TO defaud the Government In the
collection OF taxes on fermented spirits.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
CIyCINNATrs PROPOSED MUSIC HALL.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 12.-Mr. r. L. Springer
has offered TO give an additional $4,000 toward build
nc music hail on condition that the $4,000 still lack
ing TO complete full Necessary i subscribed
within 80 days. This makes Mr.. Sprirges's donation
amount 10 $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
LARGE FIRE AT GLASGOW.

LospoY Saturday, Nov. 10, 1873 a. m.
The large cotton mills at Glasgow belonging
TO Robertson & Co. and Young & Co. were totally de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The loss is estimated at
81 100000 and 200 persons thrown out OF employ
rnent by the disaster,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
sELF-CONyICTED.

WAsniNGIoN, Nov. l2.-ln connection with the
Indictment OF Mum, late Supervisor OF Internal
Revenue, the Revenue officials remember that about
llo wears ago Mum sent a long report ~ Commits
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
MIssorRrs NEW CONsrITUTION.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 12.-Returns from % coun-
ties of this state show majority Of nearly 7l,ooo In
favor Of the new constitution.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
MINISTER CUsHING'S NOTE.

MADRID, FRIDAY, Now IL, 1870
An extraordinary Cabinet Council was held
today TO discuss the reply to the note from the United
States relative TO the execution of tho treaty OF 1888
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
sERvIAys BECOMING PEACEFUL.

VIENNA, Friday, Now H. 1879.
serva has Withdrawn her troops from the frontier ana
countermandcd the order to the militia TO proceed
thither on account of the withdrawal OF the Turkish
trOOus
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
THE LEGISLATIVE CANAL COMMITTEE.

ALBANY Nov. 12.-Tho Legislative Joint
Canal Investigating Committee went into executive
session this morning, and afterward adjourned 10 meet
in the state Hal In this city Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Nov. 12.-Miehael Tainter,
eoplovel Russell Cutlery Company caught
IA q belt " day aud fatally Injured
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THE SECOND CONTROLLERS OFFICE.
THE ACCOUNTS TO BE MADE.
InY YKIHag ApM rIIR IRLnI INnl

"
THE ACCOUNTS TO BE MADE.
10y YKIIaGAPn TO TRIurgB.l
WASHINGTON, Nov l2.-The Solicitor of the
Treasury by direction of Secretary Brstow has been for
some time past engaged In looking into the manner IN
which the claims and accounts haye been passed through
the Second Controllers ollce aud now additional re-
sons are given continuing the examination Recent
w. I'm considering the connected with the now
torions wtowsk swindle the Grand jury Of tins city be-
came aware Of the careless not 10 say criminal manner
which charactcrizes proceedings IN that important
branch Of the Treasury. The Jurors have accordingly
addressed letter TO the Secretary, calling his attention
10 the facts obtained by them, which seem 10 reflect
ycrely not only upon the Second Controller, but a-o
npon the Third Auditor No criminal knowledge OF.
participation in fraud il charged against these gente-
men personally but the shows that the business Of
tho Offices is conducted In very loose manner 20 tie
lcast Thorough invest CATION VIII be instituted by tho
Secretary and there is little doubt, IL it reaches BOTTOM
that thcro will be changes In two bureaus Some
time ago. when an effort was made superscde Mr.
Broadhead the Controller it found impossible 70
mako change for the President stood IN the way. Ho
was understood say that Ir Broaihead might die or
resign that he would not be removed Whether the
fayorite Controller OF the House and the Old Dis
trct Government viii continue in office, IN the face OF
investigation which VIII be pressed, cannot 10
foretod.
THE ITALIAN MINISTER PRESENTED.
FRIENDLY SPEECHES OF BARON BLANC AND THs
PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-Baron Blanc, the
newly appointed Minister OF Italy to-day presented
TO the President by the Secretary Of state lie made the
| following remarks
Mr. PRESIDENT: have the honor to deliver TO your
| Zee seventh Page.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

DISAGREEMENT IN THE WARD WILL CASE.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 12.-The jury in the
Ward VIII case unable to agree on verdict were dis
charged al $3.50 p. m to-day.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-18
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Pancake Coal Company.

Il 0CATION OF WORKS. WHITE
Ia Pine county. State Of Nsvada.-Notice il
hereby given that at . meeting Of the Board of
Trustees Of Pancake Coal Company held On
this second day Of February. A. D. 1875, an ~
easement. No. Z, Of ten nU) cents per share. in
the gold coins Of the United States. uas levied
upon each and every share Of the capital stock
Of the operation. pay able Immediately to the
Secretary At ONCE Of the Company with Ellis 4
King. in Carson City. Nevada, sa a assessment
10 be paid on or before the
5th day Of March A. D. 1875.
Any stoc kholdcr making default in payment Of
said assessment ~ above required upon the
shares held by him will be delinquent, and
said shares will be advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless the required payment
thereon is made on or before the
9Th day of April. A. D. 1875,
50 many such shares will be sold ut said last
date. - will b necessary for the payment Of
the assessment upou all shares held by such
together with cost Of - vertissment
and expenses Of sale.
Carson City. Nevada. February ?. 1875.
SAM. D. KING.
fe34w Secretary.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBON'S DISPENSARY

L
623 kearny Street.
San Francisco. Established in 1854, for the
| treatment of Sexual and Seminal Diseases such
as Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, Syphilis in all
Its forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, etc.
SHln diseases OF years standing and liberated
| Legs successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
now many thousands of persons, both male
and female, are there who ere suff.ring ont a
| miserable existence from the effects of secret
dulGences. or .f-a. -irus absorbed into the sys-
TEN Look at ,n.lr pallid, enaciA:ed and dis
| figured faces and their broken-down constitu-
tons, disqualifying them for the happiness Of
marriage or the enjoyment of life In this
horrld situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents guardians
friends. sttend to those who are sun, ring with
any of these horrible. Understanding maladies
see that they cared for snd cured b. for. il
be too late. send them Immediately to DIR.
GlBBOS, physician who has made private
diseases his especial study for years. and who 10
certain to cure the most inveterate case without
mercury or any injurious drugs
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence OF self.
abuse: This solitary vice. depraved sexual
indulgence, Is practlced by the youth of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent PRODUCING
with unerring certainty the follow ing train OF
morbid symptoms, unless combated by scienti.
nc medical measures, viz: Sallow counten-
snce dark spots under the eyes. pain i'll the
head, ringing in the ears noise like the rustlinr
OF leaves and rafting Of chariots. uuessiness
about the loins, weakness of the limbs confu-
sed vision, blunted intellect, loss of con fdence
dihidence IN approaching strangers, = dislike to
form new acquaintance disposition to shun
society, loss of memory, hectic Pushes, pimples
shd various eruptions sbOut the face furred
tongue, fetid breath. coughs. CONSUMPTION.
night sWeats, mononanis aud fregue Mt insanity
II relief be not obtained, should spply imme-
dlateiy either in person or by letter, and have .
cure Effected by his new ana scientific mode Of
treating this disc ase. V hich never fail. of ef-
fecting quick and radical cure
CURED At HOME
Persons at distanc. may be CT RED AT
hoMt, by add. essing letter to DIR. GIBBON,
stating case, symptoms, length OF time the ois-
ease has continued, ana have medicine prompt.
ly forwarded free from dsms@e and curiosity.
TO any part of tue county, Y. III fri ana plain
directions. by Inserting Ten Dollars coin, in
REGISTERED le.tei, THROUGH the Postofice or
through Wells, Fargo Co; pa, ks .. of med.-
{ ne VII be foI wsrded to any pat of the Union
Correspondents Will please i'll oil III Dr. Gibbop
that they read I1s adve. lis ats in the APPEAL
Address. DIR. }. r. GIDEON.
le25-iy BoI 1877. san Francisco
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NOTICE.
Rie Vists Silver and Copper Ifinisa
Company.

II OCATI0N OF WORKS. EENOA Z
Mining District, Nsvada.-Notice is hereby
given, that HENRY 2. FITCH. one Of the CO.
owners Of the mining claims. located and own
ed by the Rio Vista Silver and Copper Mining
Co" in Genoa Mining District Douglas county.
Nevada. has expended il the year A. D. 1874,
upon said cls ims. for labor and o, her necessary
expenditures. the sum of three hundred and
sixty dollars. in United STATES gold coin. in &C
cor,iance with the Act OF Congress. entitled An
Act to promote the developement Of the miaing
resources Of the United States" approved May
10. A. D. 1872. And that the coz n with said
Fitch are required to contribute their proportion
Of the said expenditures, namely: You. Robert
d. Hopkins, the sum of 81 50; you. Peter W.
Randle, the sum Of 81 80: you, Simon T. Walsh,
the sum of 81 50: yon. ] oseph A. Carrie, the sum
Of 81 50; you. Charles A. Haskins, the sum of
of 81 so; you, Thomas A. Blythe. the cum Of
81 50; you. Corne ius ]. Eaton, the sum Of 81 43:
yeu William T. Fisk. the sum OF 81 50; you,
Savory W. Collins. the sum of si4 20; you, o. L.
Wheaton. the sum of 81 ~: you. John G. Hatch
the sum of 81 50; you, E. o. Kellogg. the snm of
81 43; you, Lucien Herman the sum of 81 43;
you Abel Wade and H. B. Potter, the sum Of
81 50: you. the administrator, executor, or legal
representatives OF John Tothill. deceased, the
sum Of 81 43; you. the adainiatrator, executor,
or legal representatives. Of Charles l.. Fitch, de-
ceased, the sum OF $2S IS; you. the administers.
tor, executor, or legal representatives
Of octsyian Hogs; deceased: the sum
ecutor. or legal representatives of George
". NickerSon, deceased, the sum Of 81 43; you,
the administrator, executor, or legal representa-
tives of Joseph Rssettes. deceased, the sum Of
81 43-all in the gold and silver coin of the
United States: and if At the expiration of ninety
days. after the publication Of this notice. you,
or either of you, fail refuse to contribute such
upon your several shares, and make
payment to ne Undersigned. the interest of the
parties in the said mining claim and
property shall and will become the property of
the undersigned who has made the required ex-
pendi,ures.
San Francisco, February 10. 1875.
henry $. FITCH.
b35 California St., Room2.
fel3-oAv-e Gd
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IN AND AFTER MONDAY. FEBRU-
~ AIRY 8. 1875.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

For RENO, connecting with Eastern Andwestsn
bound Passenger Trains Of the G. P. 3. b.
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NOTICE.
The Buena Ventura Copper nd silver
Mining Co.

NOTICE Is H RELY GIVEN THAT
IN HENRY S FITCH, one of the co-ownsrs
of the mining claims located and owned by the
Buena Vista Copper and Silver Mining Co. in
the Genoa Mining Dist let, Douglas county,
State Of Nevada, has expended in the year A. d.
1874, upon said claims. Tor labor and ether ne
cessary expenditures, the sum of ore hundred
and fifteen dollars in nited States gold coin. in
accordance with the Act OF Congress. entitled
An Act to promote the develoIement of the
mining Resources of the United States ap-
proved May 10Th, A. ID. 1872 ana that the CO.
OWNERS with said Fitch are required to contri-
butte their proportion OF the SAID expenditures
namely: You. NJ. L, Vim. the sum OF A. cents
you, Robert b. Hopkins. the sum of as cents
you, Thomas H. Blythe. the sum of As cents
you. A. p Flint. tho sum of IS cents; You. Lu-
Glen Herman, the sum of 45 cents: you Charles
A. Haskins. the sum Of As cents: you, John G.
Hatch. the sum of IS cents: You, the aduinistra-
tor, executor or lie. d Tt preventative of Joseph
Ras"ttee, deceased, the sum of As cents; you,
Lyman b. Roe, the su m of A. c. nts: you, Joseph
II. Asthewssn. the sum of 40 cents; y,u. Corne-
Illus j Eaton. the sum of A. cents you, =. l..
Wheaton. the sum of ~ cents: Won, f. o. Rel
logg. the sum Of IS cents. you, Jacob Redston
the sum of 4S cents; you, Eliae Etheridge. the
sum of A. cents: you. Robert Merrill. the sim of
81 SIS cents; you, Samuel Ambrose, the sum OF
81 20 you, avoIy W. Collins, tue sum of Sc is:
you, Bartholomew Canty, the sum of - cents:
you, Nellie Hastings, the sum OF l6 cents you
Evellne Hastings. the sum of 81 cents; you.
Nathaniel p. Sheldon, the sum of s. A.: you,
Isaac NJ Merrill the sum of So 40; you. the sd-
ministrator executor or legal representatives
OF b. .. Gaylord. deceased. the sum of - cents:
you the administrator. executor, or legal r p
resentatives Of John TOthill deceased the
sum Of As cents; you, the administrator. eXecu-
tor, or legal representatives Of UctaVisn HOGS
deceased the rum OF As cents; YOU. the admins
trstor, executor, or legal reIr sentative of JOE.
q. Baldwin, deceased the SUN of So IS; you
the administrator. executor, or LEGAL repres ents
tiyes of Charles L. Fitch. deceased, the sum Of
u S0,-sn in the gold and silver coin of the
United otates; and if At the expiration OF 20 days
after the publication of this notice, you or
either of you. fail or refuse to contribute such
Is 10 due, upon your several shares |
and make payment Of the sums herein publish |
cd, to the undersigned. the interest Of the del |
inquent parties i'll the said mining claim and |
property shall and will become the property of |
the undersigned, who has madt the required e1- |
penditures.
San Francisco, E. bruary 10th. 1878
HENRY S FITCH
535 California St, Room ?.
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NOTICE.

HNBE BUSINESS ARRANGEMENT
II heretofore existing between GEO. T.
DAVIS, JOHN E. FREEMAN. Davis 4 Free
mani and W. T. Buck DAVIS. was terminated
by mutual agreement on the LIST day of Deem
Der. 1874. Geo T. Davis and John E. Freeman
have no longer any interest in the Summit
Store, the Glenbfook Store and Tahoe City
Store. nor will they be responsible for any debts
contracted since December LIST. 1874. AL sums
due Or to become due at said stores for goods,
merchandise or personal property sold. services
rendered or labor performed prior to December
LIST. A. D. 1874. belong to Geo. T. Davis and
John E. Freeman and are payable to GEORGE
GILLSON, Receiver for Davis Freeman.
GEO. T. DAVIS.
JNO. f. FREEMAN
". T Buck DAVIS.
GEO. gibson,
Receiver for Davis L Freeman.
Carson City. Nevada, January 81, 's75.
ja2a-lm
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NOTICE.
LIE Roy Silver and Copper Mining Co.
I ocATIoN OF NINE. GENOA MIN.

OCATlON OF NINE. GENOA Mn
IL ing District Nevada.-Notice is hereby
given that HENRY 5. FITCH, one of the co
owners Of the mining claims located and OWL
ed by the lie Roy Silver and Copper Mining Co.
situate in Genoa Mining District, Douglas
county, Nevada, has expended IN the year A. b.
1874, the sum OF twenty five dollars in United
states gold coin, upon said claim i'll accord
ance with the Act Of Congress. entitled An
Act to promote the Development of the mining
resources of the United States approved May
10, A. b. 1872, and that the co-owners with
said Fitch are required to contribute their pro-
portion of the said expo ndtur-s. namely: You
Simon L. Walsh, the sum of - cents; you. Peter
". Randle, the sum of IS cents: you, William
Burns. the sum OF 80 cents: you, George God
frey, the sum of 81 cents. You. John W Brown,
the SUN of o. cents; you, JOLnathan kittridge.
the sum OF 81 81; you, James Root. the sum of
% cents: You Louis II. Zone shell. ~ cents You.
the sum Of 50 Is; You. b. b. Fraucis. the sum
Of ~ cents: you, David Bowie, tn. sum OF 80
cents; you. Samuel Theodore tn, sum OF -
cents; you, Gardner Elliott, tn. sum of ii
cents; you, the admnistrat1I I, executor, or legal
representatives OF Charles l.. l itch deceased
the sum OF - %; You. the administrator, ,x-
ecutor, or legal repr.st utatIves OF George W
Nicherson, decea- ed, the sum Of - C,u.S-all
in the gold and silver con. Of the | nitcd States
and If at the expiration rf - days. after the
publication OF tins notice. you, or either you,
fail or refuse TO contribute such proportion
upon your several shares and make PAYMENT to
the undersigned, the interest of dclinoIlent par
ties in the said mining claim and property shall
and will become the property OF the under
signed who has made the required expenditures
San Francisco. California, February 10th, A.
ID. 1875.
HENRY S. FITCH,
S:i5 CalifC rnia St, Room =.
tel3-oaw god
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-10
The Blind Man.

Our citizens viii remember the blind
man who was on our streets Friday last,
soliciting aid in raising funds to carry
him to his brothers home in Bowling
Green, Kentucky. We see from Sun.
days Knoxville Chronicle that he has
reached that city. 1t says:
Yesterday gentleman arrived in the
city who had been teaching in the South
but lately lost his eye sight entirely. He
is on his way TO Kentucky where he has
brother, but being swindled out of .
portion of his money on his route here,
he arrived in the city in destitute con
dition. Being member Of the M. E.
Church, he was assisted around in the
streets by Rev. J. F. Goldman. Several
Gentlemen gave him small contributions,
but the sum received waa not quite
enough to defIay his expenses home.
The liberal inclined can find in him q
worthy object of their charity.
He gave his name here as George
Hasteings. Said he was school teacher
by occupation, and had been engaged in
that business in the State OF South Caro-.
lima up to the time OF losing his eye
sight-which was about eleven months
ago-since which time he had chiefly
been doctoring his eyes. He informed
US he concluded to leave South Carolina
and go to brother residing in Bowling
Green, KY, and in order to get there he
had disposed of some articles, consisting
of a heavy gentleman's shawl, some
wearing apparel, and fine watch, cob
4oipi1o o,,y,arior vyorIys NTH a civ o,tS,o
silver or gold case; that when he arrived
at Weldon, n. c., he got off the train to
buy lunch at lunch stand inside the
depot, and after having eat the lunch
gave the lunch-keeper a twenty dollar
bill-all the money with the exception
of ten-cent shinplaster he had-to be
changed to pay for the lunch, when the
lunch-keeper gave him back as change a
worthless ten dollar Confederate bill
with nine dollars and seventy-five cents
in greenbacks-charging him twenty five
cents for the lunch. Upon arriving in
Morristown he went direct to the Re-
cordef's once and asked what would be
the Corporation tax to auction off,
some clothes. An explanation having
been made for his motive in so doing,
the Recorder told him it was unnecessa-
~, as the charitable people of the town
would raise money sufficient to carry
him to Knoxville, at the least. He there
fore wrote on a sheet of lawyers brief
the circumstances of the blind man, and
signed his name with twenty-five cents
opposite. The paper in a short while
had enough signers upon it with the
money paid in his hands to carry him to
Knoxville. The unprincipled scoun-
drel that swfndled him out of the ten
dollars is mean enough to steal nickle
of of dead nigger's eyes, and would do
il if he had half q chance
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-03-10
a ROYAL rRaf.

The stomach has been wei named itroyal or
gan" since it SWAPS and controls tina entire system,
every gland tissue and nerve sympathizing with it
as the servants Of prince sympathize with their
master Each one Of them Is fed and sustained by
t-even the brain ITSELF the centre of sensation, is
absolutely dependent upon 1t for susteuance. Con-
seazently, when the stomach fails to perform its
falter in their duly. The reason why Hostetter's
stomach Bitters have such wondronsIy beneficial
effect upon the general health, and are such re-
table preventive of disease, is that they speedily
overcome weakness disorders of the stomach
and thus insure complete nourishment of the en-
tire system and heathful performance of It's var.
GUS functions Unlike those stimulants whose al
cohohe principle is unmodihed by judicious medt-
cation the spirtuous basis of these Bitters which
is Of the pures description, holds in solution herb
al Alternatives and inv1sorants to which foremost
rank has been assigned in msteria medica. But it
Is not alone the fact that these sovereign botanic
clements enter into the cemposition Of the Bitters
that constitutes them such benign tonic and
receive, but also that they happily combined
that the full effect Of each is exerted upon thr dis
ordered debilitated system. The digestive and
secretive organs are the first to experience their
benehcent operation, which extends, by sympathy,
to the BRAIN the nerves and the circulation. The
influence thus exerted is fruitful Of those great
sanitary results which have built ap ths reputation
Of this truly nntional medicine.