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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-20

Nor long since foreign embassy
notified the Chief of London Police
that young girl, presumed to be in
England, had become heiress to many
millions, and asked assistance in finding
her. The information and description
OF the girl were of the most meager
character, and the Chief entrusted the
almost hopeless task of finding her to
his keenest detective. About six weeks
afterward the detective appeared and
handed the Chief his resignation. "All
right; but what about the girl z" asked
the Chief. "Oh," coolly replied the
detective, 81 found her at dress
makers, and concluded to marry her
and share the six millions :" And he
mad.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-20

NATURE has been in terrible mood
this summer. We had scarcely heard of
the terrible earthquake in South Amer
lea when news came of fearful inunda-
tions in France. The Garonne was over
filled in one hour. In six hours the
valley had been turned into lake, and
flood rushed on, destroying the crops,
houses, and bridges in its way. In
few hours Toulouse was submerged and
st. Cyprien engulfed. One thousand
persons in st. Cyprien alone were killed
by falling houses and drowned by rush
ing waters. 1t is stated that altogether
5000 lives were lost, 5000 houses de-
molished, and $40, 900, 900 worth of prop
erty destroyed. A few days later news
reached us of foundations in England
and Wales, and then came the disasters
in our own country. In the West it had
rained for weeks, the rivers began to
overflow, and farms, houses, and crops
were washed away by the fearful flood
of waters. The summer of 1876 will be
memorable as one of the most disastrous
in all parts Of the world ever known.
A HORSE RACE terminated in an extra
ordinary and laughable manner at Lin
coln, ILL.,, recently. A running match of
800 yards for 5000 was concluded be-
tween the owners of the horses Nail
driver and White Eye. As is generally
the case, it was determined beforehand
which horse should win the race, and in
this instance White Eye, though by far
the poorest nag, was to come in ahead.
After this mutual and honest arrangement
between the owners and one or two
"posted" friends, the conspirators pro-
oeeded to buy up all the "pools" they
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1875-08-20

MIR. JOHN T. CLEVELAND, the financial
editor of the New York Tribune, was
roughly handled in the New York Stock
Exchange, the other day, by lot Of
brutal brokers who did not relish the
tone of his money articles. Mr.. Cleye-
land is an old gentleman, and his gray
hairs ought TO secure him immunity from
personal assault at least But these bar
barians, whose souls and bodies are
given up wholly to the worship of Nam
mon, have no respect for gray hairs, and
they hustled the venerable editor around
in most rulianly manner, kicking and
striking him in the face, and only oeas-
ing their maltreatment when he gained
the street.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-30

$40. To $500. often IN w I:aa, $; s'5 1sr.
tune. A ~ page book entitled: "Men and
ldioms of Wall Street." explaining every
thing, SENT FREE. JOHN HICkLiNG
4 CO., Bankers and Brokers, ~ Broad
way, New York.
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ANENTN 20 ELEGANT OIL Giro.
AUuN ~ NOS mounted, size 9xll,
for 81. Novelties and Chromos Of every
description. NATIONAL CHRoao Co, Phila.
Pa.
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Ex-Governor Randolph, of New Jersey;
ExGovernors Letcher and William
Smith, of Virginia; II. NJ. Il. Hunter,
General G. Martin, ard others.
Rev. Bishop d. S. Doggett, of the
Nj. +. Church South, offered prayer.
SPEECH OF GOVERNOR KEMPER.
Governor James L. kemper said:
"My couutrymen-The Oldest of the
States has called together this great
concourse of her sons and daughters,
with honored representatives Of both
the late contending sections of our
common country. The Commonwealth
this day emblazons the virtues aud con-
socrates in enduring bronze the image
of her mighty dead, and welcomes all
who have come to her capitol. Not
for herself alone, but for the sister
States whose sons he led in war, Virgi-
MIA accepts, and she will proudly
preserve the sacred trust now consigned
to her perpetual custody. Not for the
Southern people only, but tor every
citizen of whatever section of the Amer
lean republic, this tribute to illustrious
virtue and genius is transmitted to the
coming ages, to be cherished as it will be
with national pride as one of the noblest
memorials of common heritage of glory.
[Applause.l Nay, in every country and
for all man kind, StOnewall Jackson's
career of unconscious heroism will go
down as an inspiration teaching the pow
er Of courage, and conscience and faith
directed othe glory of God.
As this tribute has sprung from the adj
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M IND READING, PSYCHOMANCY.
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how either sex may fascinatc and gain the
love and affection Of any person they
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Pa.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-10-30
WIFE NO. 10.
BY ANN ELIZA YOUNG

Brigham Young's Rebellious Wife.
THE only complete Expose Of all tho
L SECRETS Of BRIGHAM'S HAREM
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MYSTERIES aud CRIMES Of the horri.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

7 HAVE just received full line Of School
i Books and school material I'm general to
which invite the attention of the public.
make School Book business speciality
and endeavor to keep full stock on hand.
l ask therefore that the public give me
their support in this branch Of the bust
ness. | am thankful for the patronage
extended To me in the past and ask con-
tinuance of the same i'm the future.
JAS. +. BARNHART.
Sept. Is, 1873. If
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FINE STATIONERY.

THE Ladies English Note. the Lancet,
L the Laureat, the Edinburg and the
Bazaar, Papeteries, these papers are deli
cately tiutod and put in boxes. have
also full stock Of plain white Note, Let
ter, Legal and Foolscap Paper on hand to
which invite the public trade. Call and
examine my late styles of Paper; take
pleasure i'm showing them.
JAS. Z. BARNHART.
Sept. Is, 1875. If
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4 GENTS WANTED! Medals aud Die
"A plomas Awarded for HOI.MAN'S NEW
PICTORIAL BIBLES. 1900 Illustrations.
Address for new circulars, A. J. HOI.-
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w AN lEUing Prize Package in
the world. Ii contains Is sheets paper,
Is envelopes, gold Pen. Pen Holder, Pen
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Jewelry. Single package with elegant
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FOR SALE.

THE undersigned has a larga number Of
i EMPTY BOXES, TIGHT BARRELS,
& TIERCES, &c. for sale at low figures.
Il. HOMSHER.
Kerneysville, Oct. 2, 1875. If
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Stonewall Jackson Memorial
THE BRITISH BRONZE TO THE
VIRGINIA HERO.

JJxyr,lrSG OF THE STATUE AT RICH
woNn-IMPosINa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
20 or Gov. KEMPER AND REV. DIR.
HOGE.
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XoS day guaranteed using our WELL
SSc AUGER& DRILLS. $lOOa month
paid to good agents. Anger book free.
JILL ACGER CO., ST. Louis, No.
, 1875-09-12

Telegram BWlnBB to and fro on tt8 rusty nooAs'
and the wind Is high, twlnges Of rheumatism ~
m.T old bones answer to every cr6aEine, anu
come with every swing Of the mute witness OF
my toilins for the undiscovered Z. And IT "lll
he 30 tile end,I suppose, for haVa strange
moods when the old sign-board is IN trouble:
night and wbirl it away, what then They
might not ind tue old doctor dead in his bed the
no1t morning. but he would mover be hlnselI
against least, not with new sign-board- But
then, the danger is NOT very imminent, Tor OF
late years always stop to teEt the hinges OF
night before I start for home.
AnEer over these details because have an
odd dislike TO tell the story. Mollie and / are
gray together, and three little graves call to
Molly snd me out Of the night. lie and listen
drops eap against the pane liks fingers, and they
always say, - Papa papa!'' Then I turn over
IN the bed and answer, half-dzowsi1y, for they
are perfectly real to me- ~ Lie still, little ones
papa1l come presently" And dag after day 1
feel more and more like going.
Manx Was waif- -caL and, ss I had always been
OF & benevolent turn. took him in- He came
meWlhg at the door about 10 o'clock one October
night, y little over year after Molly and moved
into the little one story house few rods from
the Office, for Molly would be near enough, so
that she could bring me- my dinner when I WAS
IN hurry, 40 always expected to be-
He Was large Manx cat, bony and angular.
starred and frouzy, with bob for tail, but
very distinguished in his way, and was without
friends OF reiatives for, through all the leagues
Of travel incdsns to country practice, traced
over and over for yeArs, have never net with q
cat Of that particular species.
But was Of particularly benevolent disposi-
ton just then. The dear little Agnea had re-
Gently made her debut "a member Of the fa1ni-
y, and felt kndiier than usual toward all
created things with the newness Of the blessing.
SO, though his coming at that hour Of the night
Was suspicious, and he had no references, bis
mewing moved me az it would not have dona giI
months before With a kind OF sense Of the
hlsasa6ness Of home even to cat. and admit
ted him With tha apologctic remark to Molly
and that they sept me- awake for hours,
, 1875-09-12
THE ABSENT ONE.

Tis long, long time since you left ms.
And perhap8 you've forgotten me now.
Though YOU promised you'd ever remember,
And kassd me, thus sealing the vow.
They've been trying to mats me believe
You are false and unworthy thought;
hut YOU know ttere are uona 30 hard TO ls2ru
AZ those who will not ba tanght
And I've silenced their n1urmrrs and prosests,
Hare told them their talking was vain;
For lore and tru7t my darling,
And know he will como back sgain.
But the weeks drag slowly By,
And never a word do hear,
To silence my anxious iougluea,
Or uaake the waiting less dresr.
/ could almost forgive your falsebeas,.
II you'd only writo and say
Tw7s -FOUR eyeS, Aul not your h&&ft,
That led Jou from me aat1s3-
That the spell OF SONS beautiful saea
Had come for Q time tween ua two,
But deep IN your heart OF hearts
You loved me still, ''teuder md 1ue."
Oh think how you Hsaed my mouth,
While you held NE close to your breast,
And said. Is piliowed my head cn your he11ts
TTas its truest haven OF rest.
o darling. forgive me for doubling;
knoH you arn tsue to NE, s"asli
said would lore and trust you,
And will: 80 goodbye till We meet- Eta
, 1875-09-12
E.HMA.
MkDR:GAl.

DivIneIy.wrouEht ear,
With sympathy hear
ny ioye-fraught dEhss
Q ravishiug lip.
Thy rare-ripo tip
With nectar riea:
Aht most precious hand,
List to love's demand.
Hiss gold ne buy7:
I Ioyously see
Lovs-light all for me
In dotiog sres:
o soul, thou art dear,-
Trust ma, neser fear.
T1oa lore meier dies1
.~cm1AxU," September, 1915. Il Huu1x.
, 1875-09-12
e,,arRRANEAN PARIS,

sU8TTRRANEANP PARIS.
The Paris correspondent OF tho London Gaooe
rhn. describes q v1sis Of tho menbers OF tho
Geographical Congress to the catacombe of tho
Frennh Cspital: Al / o'clock sounded tho a8-
, 1875-09-12
QUEEN VICTORIA AT HOME.
crnr. GrySn,caod in ]ktp York Ytu4.

The good, 1nothe1ly Queen dances in the hall
OF Balmoral with her retainers and household
servants makes her own tea when ont on pic
MICS spins IN the cottages Of her tenants, aud
has herself photographed in the gracious acts;
bestovs "warm dannel petticoats on poor
old women with her own hands, and tells us
all about it in her own book. The Prnee
OF Wales goes everywhere, dimes with
everybody and drives q drag-for oil the world
rs though he were no greater man than the
President Of the United States. The new
court dress for gentlemen is simple hall
military costume. Gandy liveries are going out
in high places, 60 thai lac5eys iook lass Ake
Holsters and lizards than formerly, and doubt
not that long ere it. Is refoy 70 ,s 10
ahay" the ROYAL state coach will be Temanded
Trifous mud all, to that Valhalla OF old state
coaches the frat hall in the kens1ngton Mu-
scum, and the raonarchs OF England Tll cease to
lumber along on weeels like to those OF Pha-
raoI,'s chariot but may drive through the streets
OF London, even on the grandeet state occa"
slons With celebrity. comfort, and quiet elegance.
like other senMble Nell-to-do folk+
GEORGE SAND.
Mrs. HOOPER, in her letter from Paris to Apple
tons Journal ssys: "Apropos OF George Sand
and her contributions to that periodical (the
f$EUftf sAA's
wears ago she qua1rcled with the editor, and only
consented to write for 1t again at q rate OF com-
ponBatiou Heretofore unheard OF in the annals
Of the Rerue-it paying morse, probably, than
any other periodical Of the same repute and
prosperity. The terms she exacted we're LOCO
francs $4,000 per printed sheet Of the Reoue-
which, as sheet consists OF sixteen pages.
was only $12.50 per printed page-by
no rneans an e1orbitant price whbn the celebrity
OF George Sand as writer is taken into con
alteration Her only English-writlng rival,
George Eliot. could probably command four
times as much But the price was an nnheard-
Of one for the Rerue to give and 1t was not with
out many groaus and sishs that the publishers
consented to her terms. It is . wel-known rule
with the editors OF the Recue' des Deu1 Nondes
never to pay for the first article OF any author
that appears in their pages, no master how great
or hoz we'll founded the renown OF that author
NAV be-"
, 1875-09-12

7 1ac1ss @ T,a1.t III t4@' 06 '"'''7
aeao '1ole. -. r.,, =, ,o,r,h,ra ,,+o
amnggteo nal1 q gram u Mutpnino g ttso ~
Mollys tea a. sne slppea nef ~ naosaa cup nt-
fore putting little 1oo 70 6eo. ana ooe"tnssaou isa
ing her mateTnsi s9csuae sng e naoat no
deep sleep Inen snns III 'nso "stboa .he so
the trund;e-bed revolver IN haaa1 H. leasns +ne e
door little a1a! 80 that eoa.n ! sup oa. To
stocking 1eet s1enus lue -, @ ta,,, vi, rh.e 1no.sd
clock IN the corner o. INC ru1 i,st 90 tha nre-
, 1875-09-12

then shutting the door softly and going back to
her work.
Dava were woven into months, and months
folded up into cute Of yeshs ana Tast
Taceiyine-tonb, never filed, but always IN re,
eaipt Of = cadaver. to be labeled and NUMBERED
sn3 tucked away in some ono OF the lnnnmera-
hla piceou-holes with which tho Warehouse
abounds. There are collins tnere, anu usaJ aJ
1ovaa and ambitions that once we're herce, ana
sonls that might have been beantliui. 1nlcn
steal mt OF the warehouse OF . night and ap-
naa1. tn t11er former poesessors in dreams. 1he1e
ara drv old doctors, and many doctors ptesclap-
tions to be shaken in tho faces " sn'eI So.tnra
.;1I he nnswerable for their prescriptions; Ing
| ID doctor who is lust ready for the xarenouae,
hsa dnzen or hundred OF them pgson-holeo
in thst same institution, whose clerk, toey saI'
never forgets anything. 81! tegtsteteo @Hu ''s0-
hao narf}op for daudling over details OUT
d;a1ke 10 continue the story, with its ep1sooes
1T nothing but sadness: ,.z4
Months we're folded into years and a. iast iast
little Willie came, and ny ssn;e ~ ~ tte h.hv.
| I'D the voice in my dreams stopped call'k
np.ns II as regularly as it had before.
Te.Dt that boy from the first for docsor.
wwav Of continuing the family hunt a1ter tns
.. which never seemed 70 ntfu 1.s,+ T.as az.;n
Molly. the sunshine came into her lace asaan.
tho,,yh there was always sadness In her e5es,
.n9uSn r. stnrnei going TO the door and looking
ana oin5eed slu i va her old self once more was
our- 41.tIa vh;maical. and sometimes could
nt'n nat he}p % hearing little sunbeans voice calling
Up p,pe! T Tpsps pspa!" over and over out Of tne
night Raindrops, particularly, mo ,ancies- pec
| when tho Wind aud rain kept tapping tne pens'
| with ntfu1 fingers Kept hpptnE no pane'
Ttn, tannine se e.in and again and again.
"a aoue dreamer of poet who has Tea,as l+,. h1s-
eped to raDdrops AID csngns .5n,1 he window.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15
NOTICE.

no =. u. COLLINS AND JOSHUA MITCH.
i ELL: You and each OF ycu will please
take notice - eo-ownera, that we. the UNDER
signed, part owners OF that certain mining
elsiu, and lode known ~ the Mitchell Mining
Company's claim. situated In the uold Hi
Mining district. IN the eounty Of Storey. Stale
OF Nevada. have expended the. sum OF slx
Hundred and Nlnety-cight Dollars in labor
and improvements upon said claim. prior tothe
frat DAY OF January. A. d. 1875; that the pro
portion Of expenditures made ~ aforesaid. due
irum each OF you respectively. TO the under;
signed, 10 a. follow, to'wit:
From y. n. Collins. ................,.ttn 661
Prom Joshua Mitchell .............. % os
You and each of ron are further notified.
thai ne, the underignsd, demand the immc-
dIsts payment thereof. and that In case you
fsilo or refuse to pay the respective amounis set
opposite your names above 20 II. X. Fowler,
one Of the undersigned, at his once. No. 81
South @ street, Virginia. Nevada, before tht
expiration of ninety day. RON the date 81 this
notice, your Interests In the said Mitchell Cum'
pany'r calm will. by operation Of Law. h.eons
the property Of the undersigned u. X. fowhs
and Joscph Ramadell. who made tho said CT.
penditurer on said claim. -
III. r. FOWLER.
JOSEPH RAhsDELL.
Gold nil, Marehl1, 1878. mhf1e o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
shgRIFF's SALE

Eor DELINQUENT TAXES for tho n,cai
i year ending. December u. 1874. Usd.r
and 81 virtus OF four 90 different executions u.
ssed out u the Justices Court ~ Towpship No.
three ~ Gold Hlll. Storey County, Nevada. 70
ne daily directed and delivered. dated April sih,
4. Dim. and nov OF record In paid Court. IN
svor Of The STATE Of Nevada. plainiin. and
against The following named defendants and
reslsststs and inprovements thereon. for the
ssvsnl sums que and owing thereon, together
With aeculng costs and expenses ofsalc.
and IN pursuance OF Q Act entitled. .'An Act TO
proyids r:ysass ior ne :uppos! o. The Govsm
smendstory thereto, ! shall espo.e for sale AZ
pablie auction. according 70 law, In fnont ofihe
court.houss. Of the City of Virginia. sisrcy
County, Nevada, between the hour of9o'clotk
Q. n. and Q O'Clock y. NJ. namely. a. 10 o'clock
n, Monday, the i7th day OF Nay. I'D. ISIS, ~
inch q :sen pisss Or pa'cr ,ss 'in % ans,s,nsl,,.
thereon, q shKii Be Necessary to satisfy said
snseuuoss sad Oh costs. In gold coin OF the
United Btates; al OF said prosperity being ,itn'
stsd IN Btorey Oounty. Ncvads. and carh piece
0 psrcel thereof being separately dercfibed ~
fslbvs, 70 Wit:
John Brown and improvements on lot
Nc. -. block No. !, range l., Gold hin. ,,.,.
s'"
mount wv. = 1881
and q. block No. ]. range o, Gold ,,,,
usinovn owner and icis No. 81 and 3,
block No. 9. range ID, Gold lihl, ,..
w"
sheriff Of storey County. Nevada.
ID. Is7S. apis ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15
A%PPLioATIon toR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 2si.
n a.vy,y NJ. rsf.L q


TT .. LAND oTrIoR. CARSON CITY.
u. Nevada, MayS ., i6a-Notice 10 hereby
eivea that the Capital Gold and Silver Mining
SsSrs ssl ss sfr.. q t. law. Of IL s,sss q
Nevada, having its psstofnee address and prin-
eipai place Of easinsss ct Gold Hi. Nevada,
has, 6y z. ,. Batler, its agent and . stock.
holder therein, tnis ey made application fot
tAs CAPITAL Lode. bssrine sol1 asd siiver. called
the Capital Gold and Silver Mining ~ccupany's
claim. climate In the Gold nm Mining District,
storsy county, stats o. Nsvsda, the same On.
tending I've hcssasa u.ooo) fsst in . north.
westerly dlrsetion rom the loe.iien notice
Pcst No. palosg the hne o. SAID ledge. vein
OF lode. md embracing the zane. with all its
dips, spsrs and ssxiss, with surface ground
two hundred 600 feet In width, and deperbed
In the plat and Geld notes on ole In my once
- follows. 70 Wit:
slopc aboat 1.seo bet eastsriy Of Pacific mill,
and whence Mount Davidson bsav north II
degrees wcst, Ala shan north u degrees wet,
Justice holsting work. north n degrees wet.
Pacific mill south 70 degrees west. and whence
also the quarter section corner on the south
east. beam south <ok degrves west go feet.
and running iron said Poss No. I. nrst ourre.
north sou degrees east - feet 70 Post No. 8;
thence. second eoure. north ~ degrees west
.;SGS s., 81 Z, s. sSss We S:.. 3, Ss ssss 10 s fs., e So |;
thence. fourth eeurss, south ~ degrees cast
1000 feed 10 Post No. I. pslnt Of beginning.
containing . fll0o acre..
Courses and bearings expressed from true
meridian. hasnstie variation, ian degrees
east.
The names Of the adjoining claimants on the
sAns o. esksr odo No unksovn. the nearest
bssne the Alts silver Mining c~onpany's olain
or lot, No. %. on the west.
The location OF this claim 10 Of record. and
BE- found In Bsok n page q. Of the Gold
mn Mining Records, Kept IN virginia City. In
The once Of he County Rsosrder Of STOREY
'1 %,s; ! zDoIrnus wAnz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-15
CALEDONIA SILVER MINING

business, San Francisco. California.
Location Of works, Storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 = meeting Of
the board Of Directors held on the 10th day Of
May, 1875, an assessment mo. 49, Of Three Dol
larr per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the cooperation. payable Immediately In
United States gold coin, TO tho Secretary. at the
Office Of the Company, Nc. az California street,
san Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of June. ISIS.
will be delinquent, and advertised Tor sale Of
public auction; and unlrss payment is made
before. will he cold on THURSDAY the Let day
Of July. 1915. topay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and CT.
pcnses OF sale.
oniee-<lt California street, San Francisco,
California. myi7 I'd