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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-11-04

TRAIN No. , connects at Milan
with y. O., St l.. i G. r r. from the
South to the North and East; at
Guthrie with st L. & S T. R'y trains
going North and South at Cave City
with Stages for Mammoth Cave; at Leb-
anon Junction for points on Knoxville
and Richmond Branches; at Cincin>
natl junction with L., C. 81 L.
r. r. for the North and East; at LOUIS
vile with o. 4 NJ. R'y and J., NJ. Il |.
T. r. for the North, East, and West.
TRAIN No. + connects at Milan with
\. o. St J. i G. r. r. from the South
to the North and East; at Mckenzie
with \. C. L St L R'y for the Southr
east; at Guthrie with St L. 3 S. E.
By train going North; at Glasgow
Junction with trains to aud from Glass
gov al Cave City with stages to and
from Mammoth Cave; at Cincinnati
junction andLouisville with l., G. IL L
Il r. for the North and East.
TRAIN No 6 connects at Mckenzie
with N, G. & St L. Railway for the
Southeast.
Pullman Palace Cars
Run 10th ways WITHOUT CHANGE
from
New Orleans to Louisville
Pia Milan and Grea Jackso" Route
C. P. ATMORE, GenT Pass & Tickle
Agent, Louisville Ky.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-11-04
Bailey's Saline Aperient,
Large Bottles so Cents

portability
b the eminent and Surgeons for the ~ cure OF Bilious
Dyspepsia Ieadh
Affections the Kidneys, Acdy the stomach Nausea
This the delightful before public form
delicious with sparkling agrebles Of od Water
Prepare only by & Louis Nv
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-11-04
Contains no QMinine or AY-
SeniC. nor any deiefeTOAS
substance WhdfeOeH.

THIS 11cQIcine, 0zlqag Ia IFS .gyeafOget--
IT, has 6srv a zU0nRcl7I4L SYcce5S. nj
caretuL2g ro2gb0unAcd cfbnteLy gegrta-
biz fngyeaIcai5, GHa Ur7'et fails, zUhcH
brobeylv hE,ze7, Ia are TIE NEST o6sfI-
nqEe fase5 9fJe9e = and agz.e, neuralgia,
AMI al m4Lz,zaI diseases. CIQLikc AMIR
remr.IIeg generally, itreaA4j-r5 ne b41;g-
4kige 10 he taken 7Cqkf II, hfc DzcaInNe
achng gently ami agyteabb Hb0H tie
HUeI- ikSeT ard b ozOeLy, e66rkHaky r.
m0zYng tie rauSe efbfe disease, n0k
mr1rLy teWb0rar7I = 6b6ckiRg II. Herein
c075isks enc. g1eaf uasaHfagc i/has Oa'ey
al ohES1- breba1af lens. Tie rroaaHin2
erceAeEcs at his rrmelli, HoWcCer,
g51US tie bcyzHags 7Ey ant certainty ef
is are, IS hIefzcf that no iHIurT ztgiaf-
e9sr ran arise from IT'S Hsr, aSIs certain
70 BE- the case 70iieH gHiuiHe oy arsenic
are faksH, z0hich are tie f1Tzr5ble in
g7raIeH5 fm25f If tie cliIH meaIcInrs
nozO in use.
II has teen patzic ukarLy successful IN
tie czre ef chroHir cases ef fHiKLs, I-e-
gncHkL making cf1es after all ether
r,eme4Ie5 hat fll<h
rs a K0Hic II IS HH1EualeL II IN
grasses tie appetite, bJ1onotes digestion,
keeps Tie stom4rh IN a healkhr coHaI-
hojz, acks Hbo8 tie HUe1, AMI assists The
sySkeH Il htyo1o oF tie fnfNeHre 3f0!a-
Azy7a.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-11-04
PITSER MILLER
Has FOR SALE
two Horse Wagons cheap,


two Horse Wagons cheap,
Best Flows,
Best Straw Cutters,
Be- st Cultivating Harrows,
Best Subscribers,
Deep Tilers.
That every body needs.
Wiudship's Cotton Gins. that is good,
Brooks Cotton Press, all iron, and lasts
always.
Has also good sawed lumber of all
kinds, Planned Flooring, Ceiling &c. ali
made at home, and warranted. I7-tf
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11

TIE ELY COMPANY MrSg.-John Ely is
starting in pretty rapidly on the Ely
Company's mine. Yesterday County
Surveyor Wescoatt was on the ground
making the necessary surveys. Lumber
is arriving for blacksmith-shop, whim-
houses and houses in which to live.
Everything is being pushed ahead rapidly
as possible. the necessary arrangements
being all made for an extended scale OF
operations in the working line. John
Ely is not the man to let the grass grow
under his feet. Several parties visited
the place yesterday, and think he has
the bonanza Of Ely District, and we hope
be has. Mr.. Ely is one OF the pioneers
of Ely District. and has been a success
full man in his mining enterprises; and.
from what We bear. We judge this will
prove no exception. A more extended
notice of the various improvements and
the work being done will appear in our
Mining Review on Sunday.
U. S. DEPUTY MARsHAL.-Judge NJ
Fuller yesterday served the citations in
the case of Stsnsfeld on the parties cited
to appear at Carson. in his capacity oil
U. 8. Marshal. These are the first
papers that have been served here since
r. s. Clapp has been appointed U. s.
Marshal for the State OF Nevada.
IMPORTED CIoABs.-W. r. Wilson, a
Fulss & McAlpin's, has inst received q
lot of newly imported Havana cigars
Give them trial.
FINED.-John Doe pleaded guilty t.
assault and battery. and was yesterda.
fined $50 and costs, $685.. making
SSS.25.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11

night at the Lick House saloon. Wild
Idle led off as the favorite at 500; Spring
box. $50; Rutherford, $25; and Field,
s27 so. Subsequently Rutherford and
Springbok came to the front. and Katie
Pease got out Of the field. the pool clos
ing with Rutherford at $50; Springbok,
S35; Wild Idle. S25; Pease, So; Field,
81. The horses are in good condition,
with ne signs OF epizootic among them.
SAN FRAScIsco. Nov. lo.-A dispatch
is just received at the Merchants Ex-
change, dated Port Townsend, 10 a. m,
which says that the U. S. Revenue
Steamer Oliver Wolcott, at three o'clock
Monday morning picked mp one of the
crew of the Pacific on raft OFF Pillar
Point, 80 miles inside the straits. He
was living and on the same raft from
which Captain Howell was swept and
drowned. He states that the Pacific was
struck by a vessel under full sail. 1t is
thought on the return of the Wolcott the
other survivors will be on board. Lines
are not yet working to Victoria, but it is
believed the British gunboats are ont in
search and will bring others.
A. j. Bryant, President of the Pacific
Jockey Club. says this afternoon that the
great $50, 900 race of Saturday next will
positively come of, all rumors to the
contrary Notwithstanding. unless pre-.
vented by storm. The horses are all in
good order. The following well.knowr
turfmen have arrived to attend the race
Col. D. Mechanics. Of New Jersey, JAS
E. Kelly, New York; W. Il. Armstrong
Detroit; A. S. Gage, Chicago; Jno. Smith
Cincinnati. The biggest betting man OF
the turf in the United States. J. E
Brewster, of New York, former owner o
Grimstead and Rutherford, who sold
them to Lucky Baldwin, George Barb
w. Donahue, Evans and Lakeland
noted Jockeys, will also arrive by to,
nights train to ride in the race.
The man rescued by the Revvnu,
Steamer oliver Wolcott says the steame
, California passed in plain sight of tn
! raft W lille several were surviving; othe
vessels passed in their vicinity. Tw,
boats did get away from the wreck. TIL
, Walcott has also recovesed one or tw
, dead bodies. The steamer Gussie Tel
fare reports seeing vessel in distres
outside the Cape with the flag unio
, down and bowsprit gone. which was III
doubtedly the vessel colldlng with tn
. Pacific. The Telfare has recovered thre
' bodies
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11
ADVICE TO OUR FRIENDS.

Make this your true motto, in starting In life,
Let your actions be open and fair,
II will carry you safe. through the words active
strife,
Speak truely, and deal on the square.
'Tis the motto observed at II. Lewis store,
All our patrons its benefit share,
We truely describe, what we say is sure.
That at Lewis they deal on 1.-THE square.
To unbelievers We would say, come and con-
vince yourself
That no common shoddy goods Is kept on our
shelves,
Though an unprlncipled scoundrei may tell You
a lie,
He is unable to hurt u.s. all such we defy.
Our Shirts for gentlemen are all frst.ciass.
None can II, Lewis In fine goods surrass;
Good quality, neat make and prices low.
II. Lewis store is the place to go;
We can please all classes in choice Of Shirts,
Also in Hats, in Shoes and fine Boots.
We've the elegant Rslston, the Palace Hotel.
Imported direct for II. Lewis to SELL
| American Rifle Team Hats, In black and In
brown,
And selling at prccs that beat all In town.
| All pay their low prices, and quietly laugh,
| And say other stores charge them more by half
All you gentlemen, take notice please.
| That we sell the best Atkinson Shirts for two
| uoIlurs piecs. Hzti
FRESH shell oysters received by every
stage and served in any style to order at
the San Francisco Restaurant and
and Bakery. Meadow Valley street. by
Gibiried & Brisacher. IT
FIRE CERTIFIcATEs.-Th name Of any
member of the Fire Department printed
in their fire certificates In any style Of
type for fifty cents, by applying at the
office OF the PIocHE DAILY RECoRD. La.
cour street, IT.
II you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
cd, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to ]. J. Halpin 4 Co.. who employ
none but first. class workmen. II.
W. n. WILSON, dealer in music, ruled
music paper, school books and stationery
Agent for Daily Enterprise, Eureka Sen
tinel and Salt Lake Tribune. At Fulk',
& McAlpin's saloon.
WHO DARE.-Frankin was warned no
to fly his kite so high. Psnaca Saloon
Lacour street, dare sell ine liquors AMI
fragrant cigars at one price, one bit
Go to Ale1ander's for your drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11
FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANcIsoo. Noyembe; 10.
MORNING 6ALES.

SAN FRANcsco. Novembe; IL.
sH.uss, MORNING SALES.
21so ophir-4oA 40 4OA 4os 4Os. Al ioaibso
al5 Gould 1 Curry-l6A l6as lGA
$50 Best Belcher-39 $50 Ssh
80 SAvage-75
60 Choliar Potosi-62 6l5a
100 Hale L Norcross-32h SO
1870 Crown Point-30 % y 30S COX 81
800 Yellow Jscket-12 72h
40 Imperial-9A
IS Empire MILL
1870 kentuck-l
800 Belcher-2l 20I 207s 2lk
% Alphs-17k
AIS Con Virginia-25S 260 $50 257
80 Contdence-lS6
100 Sierra Nevsda-12h 12A
GO Caledonia-l5 IAN
975 Julia-12 III In IL liz
lo eis S TnsHo OCaY 2ss % 27bs5 2Cs
10 Seq Belcher-70
130 Overman-47 46k
S35 California-53k 53ab6 53S 53'i
10 Bullion-45
IS Exchequer-l2 In
10 Baltimore Con-2A %.
80 Utah.
$50 Silver Hill-7h X II. sb5
40 Challenger
255 Rock Island-2k
100 Con--1,s IN
100 Woodville-3k Abs
AFTERNOON SALES.
30 Meadow Valleys
90 Raymond & Ely-l9 1s&
6oo Eureka Con-l2
lJ0 Jackson-1h
800 Belmont-lH
as5 Leopard-l1 l0ls l0,s II
430 Jefferson-55k
1880 Gila-3k 3S3ls
10 N Belle-29
100 Tybo-l2h
200 Hussey-62kc
IS Eureka G We
500 Mansfeld-lA lao
$50 Advance-3k
l435 Golden Chariot-l
400 South Chsriot-A
80 Poormsn-l
4l0 Kossuth-3
200 o Quartz-2A .
255 Andes-Sh 81
40 Florida-3 az 2 2b99
$50 Pacifc-1
1450 Wells Fargo-l2hc lie lac
GOO North Carson-35c
sos Leviathan-2A as ga
AIS Cosmopolitan-S5c
ITO Amszon-lA
100 Morning STAR
1900 California-63 sax
1855 Ophir-39h 39S Se,s
so Savage-7473
1870 ChollAr Potosi-60h 80
285 Crown Point--29A
200 Con virginis-255 254 253s 25ih
IS Mexican-l6k IT
$50 Overmsn--4544
2c0 Justice-25h
lit Belcher-20k
40 Sierra Nevada l2k lax
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11

And in accordance with law and an order OF
the Board of Trustees. made on the 18th
day Of September, 1875, SO many shares OF each
psrceI of sid stock an may be necessary will
be- sold at public suction. at the Office OF the
Company, No. 41s California street lover the
Office of the Union Insurance Company. Sau
Francisco, California. on Wednesday, the
cath day Of November, 1876, at the hour OF
eleven O'Clock g. m. of said day, to pay said de-
linquert assessment thereon, together with
costs Ct Advertising and expenses Of the sale.
7. W. COLBURN. Secretary.
Office-R0oms over the Office Of the Union In
surancs Company, No. AIS California street. Ban
Francisco California n5.td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11
Pacific Coast.

SAN FRAHcIsco, Nov. 1O.-Pool selling
for the great thirty thousand dollar run.
ming race for Saturday next opened last
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11
BY ELEGR AP H!

SPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD,
ny WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11

Meadow Valley Mining Com pany. 80
Location of works, Ely Mining District.
Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice.-Th are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account Of assessment mo. 81 levied on
the 18th day Of September. 1876. the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respect.
i've shareholders M follows;
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
ARRIVALS.
ny aILMER 4 sALIsBUnys HAMILTON LINE;
Daniel Mckay
DEPARTURES.
HUGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE;
John Thomas
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03
A Missionary Bishop.
Savannah Southern Cross !

lSANaunan Scuhnern CFoes
News reach us through private sources
Of the doiDgs and the success Of the Right
Rev. Bishop of Savannah in Dalton, Ga.
Tie whole of this Uuconmonly hot sum.
neT the Right Rev. Prelate has spent in
visiting his large diocese and 10 giving mis-
siCrs, partly aITed by the Rev Father En-
right. c. SIS. R., of Boston, and partly
alone. L wGs not the large, prosperous
congregations on which the JEALOUS Bishop
spent his apostolic IaboTs, bnt, like TIE
Good Shepherd he sought after those poor
torlorn children of his flock who, living a
great distance from Catholic Churches, are
deprived otthe regular ministrations of the
Church and OF the priests. So, it was not
in imposing Cathedra!s nor stately Church
es, that be addressed numerous and eager
audiences, but in court houses, and private
dwellings or public halls to announce tho
Word OF God TO souis hungry for the food
of life, that he healed the wounds of con-
science of hum BILE peRite0ts, who deposited
the tale of their sins and sorrows in his pa
erual heart. Many places he visited in
Ills apcstolic journey where Bishop or &
priest had never been seen In their midst.
Every here was he received with great Jog
and eageIUess, the children Of the Caurch
congratulated themselves and felt happy
TO see and 10 hear their chief pastor. Such
as for years had been estTaUCed from the
Church returned at the voice of their gentle
Father to their duty ; such as lad had the
misfortune of losing their faith Sd far as to
join non Catholic Churches, recognized
again the voice of their pastor and Bishop !;
and returned to their firBtlove. ProtestanJs
were aroused and commenced to enquire
eagerly after the truth. Some of these are
nov already members of the One, Holy,
Catholic Church, others are preparing to
enter it.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

T. J. BEowS, Esq, PArER HANGER, ETC -
oUF friend Tom Brown, is favoraJly kuawn to all
CTR city readers tbSt will waste words in con.
IasEdiIE him or his work to them. But our country
patrons not familiar with pergens and thingE
here a. 70 render them independent advice and Is
tie PTOspects Of early return Of prosperity viii
warrant them in fItug UP their residences we think
the present good opportunity to put in a word for
tbs.E benefit aS well his Ar BrowD having been
engaged in the business fc early boy hood perfectly
familiar With al its details and his thorough kaowledge
Il or people enables him to salt their a
lie hAA large and judcieusy selected assortment Of
val paper Forcing full scope for choice to pattsrus
o"01H etc BE gives his personal ton to the FL
ing Of every order and, when desired will give the
tsns5i sf his Judgment tie mot sutable article,
for Saes rOc Besices tLis he viii send saup!. bots
70 parties A. dst&rce requiring then and is SlWays
ready 10 leave the city to I'll oTdes Of any aznitade
AZ NJ BroWns store Is the Satskrts the asness
SECTION Of the ctysss Camp street near Delord-hls
rent and otssr eEpsases low enabling him TO ds
tanee composition.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

FURSTTrRE.-Tbis is an excellent time TO
Boy fsrituIs TIE dsGeEs here have large stocks oa
h4nd, ara selling at ve-y low prcsa Oar veil
known z1sza HgEa Flyuzs Esq ig7 and Ics Poydras
sssoet. hAs eEss;lea assgrtrt Of rev furniture
k2ea - 0sSt A. prses hat c4zzgt Js cat under By
Guy dealer. Es hAs Es E1e Jet q Secord handed far
EitErs rsrfec'.y Cgu=i IA al Tssye5ts which he will
elEDOss q a. ysra rates. LII FIyaa 81 card on the
A'th JsZs. SI.ts o4 fsoIa ii oss who wish 70 pur.
ehsss, Ard f'Vw ysssoa4l experiences the writer can
Eists tbaa TbsthsE axes Purchnse or not Le or
Ess i Sast u ,ss meet o9zrtsoaS treatment.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

The Young Catholic Series of Readers and
other school books, issued by the Catholic
Publication Society, viii most probably meet
with ready demand in all parts of the
country, now that the school question is So
earnestly debated everywhere, and Catholic
teachers are aroused 10 the necessity of having
really Catholic books for Catholic children.
From tie advertisement in to-dsy'a MoRNISe
STAR, it appears that many of the most i'm
portaBt Catholic institutions in this section
have already adopted the Young Cathol! C
Series, and the Society has bad the forethought
TO place with Mr. c. D. Elder, ia Camp street,
large supply for the accommodation Of
schools and families 10 tho Southern States.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

The SOUTHERN BTATEs AGzIcuLTrRAL ANI
IsDusTuAL E1Tos1T1oS.-We direct attention 70 tie
announcement Of the Era1d EIPyslc7p q be held In
tb!s city, cou1ercIE oa tie 2s:a q Fevruzry Ig7e
Eze ooRtlnELnE for ;s2 taye u Wick the r azlcrtu
reIs AID proepces Of CIR entire oguz.- t,t og tie
South especially Invited - participate 1ba gen.
teEez vho have tie uaEaEe1uea; Of tie eIrsrlr.ss
@Fe a. CID sas AEay es.seuez clj5s4s ard IL tbesr
ha1ls We have TO sv-p; q "a eutirs rEsee.s Wa,
Of space preyesu Uu= nGt1z laors ertsrd.1 rgt.ce
a. tile time out VIC tl refer 70 tbs suLisc. zzg n
the EaeRstEEc rtzov-ts 81 .,aapv yrtrAly. u al
dross The Genera sy-=-p 'rJers s.aa.i sp!so5 g.s
30. - CEsP rtrea'. gaga a4ry VI. tzs t,tc-rp+.
CgtrsSOss AID pcAsazt rcg..ealac
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

IEUToSIA INSURANCE COMPANY. - One of
the most successful as also one Of the most uoIid
Insurance Companies in the South is the Tsutonia
this city. This is owing no less to the ample capital
which 81 commands than to the high commercial and
social standing Of its officers and directors. With such
EHen as W. B. Schmidt, Esq as President, c. Engsfeld
Esq vice President, Geo. Stronger ESQ az Secrs.
tsry. ard Messrs Schneider, Baumgardep. Goereve
EckeTt Schwartz ard others Directors it s not to
be wondered at that the Teutonia should command the
confidence and patronage not only Of our German
fellow eitiEhns hut Of large numbers OF the ost intel
hgent merchants and property holders Of other nation
AhteS by their Fourth Annual Statement we that
their net premiums for the year amount to t,7 s7 o.
thei1 losses to sj39 - rebste t2I C53 H. expenses
s19l0o 81 leaving s99 GA II the net earuings The
Company has available assets to the amount OF
tss5, ,4sS 30.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03
Electlons oecor thls year IN the following

The English Commissioner on the wines
exhibited at Vienna in 1873, Mr.. Henry
Nizetelly, has published an interesting
book, "The Wines of the World" Incl
dentally it transpires that the thirty jurors
at that Exposition had to taste and pass
upon the merits of 10000 specimens of
fermented drinks, q gigantic task that oc-
cupied their attention and palate for two
months. IN g good year of vintage for the
red wines of Bordeaux it seems that the
wines 90 TO England. while after an indf-
terent season they are shipped to Germany.
Ot RHlue wines it IS confidently -Tatedl that
the Eearer home they are r''s. < trt, moro
aboninabiv are they sophisticated. Fhe
Australian wines come 10 ."r Z, i,..3st Ger
dial notice, lack of kno Ee&s- - the art OF
maturing them being the ca 8 reC,.cC i'm
puted to their producers, viii & :i:c follow
IBg paragraph deserves Qrniarion il. fall
as showing that the consumption at wine
in Paris per cdpitC is about eighty time as
great as II isin England: 'With ssl the in
creased consumption of wine in the Uni
ted Kingdom, com par ison of the Quaptity
drunk during the year 1872 by S5I, ,792
ParlsiaDs, with the quantity consumed
darlDg tie same year by 81 ,628 33S tnhabi-
tsnts of Great Britain and Ireland, shows
how little wine drinking people we really
are. The Perisiaus drank no loss than
50 S4s 3O4 gallons of vine, eqgal TO forty
and hatf gallons per head. 1hereas tho
entire population of the Untcd Kingdom
drank merely l6. .s78, ,lG9 gallons, or less
than one fifth of the quantity consumed by
the Inhabitants of Paris alone, and only a
little beyond half a gallon per head
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03

BAVARIA AND GERMAEY-Bavaria it
would seem, has not commended herreIf
sufficiently to Prince Blsmarck's Govern
ment by her zeal in the anti Catholic war.
The German semi official press has been
calling upon the Cabinet of Munich to
break off at once all official relations with
the Holy See. and to expel the Nuucio.
The Cologne Gazette denoances that person
age with indecent virulepce as a "Papal
spy over Germany" and asserta that he
holds and exerts superior authority over
the Catholic clergy OF North Germany, and
encourages them to deuounce and excom
monicate their brethren, and is in reality
"the centre Of the North German Ultra
montane faction" 1t remains to be seen
what attention Bavaria will pay to this
summons, the overbearing tone of which
seems we'll enough calculated 20 fan the
en- bers OF any national spirit that may sur
vive in the country.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03


In Geneva, when the bill for the expulsion
of the Sisters of Charity was about being
discussed. ak hundred Protestant ladies
petitioned the Government: ave do not
plead for CathoIicity, but we plead for
bum snity; stay your hand, or more
mercifnl and civilized posterity viil curse
you"
w bat SINGLE VOTE WILL Do.-Lynch
was elected Superintendent of Schools in
Alameda county by one vote; and Morse,
for sheriff, beat O'Neill by only eleven. In
Ynba county, Bradley (IDd.) and Goble
lDem.1 for Assembly are tie, and an
| other election must be had.-San Fran
| cisco Monitor.
Ia the State Prison of Connecticut, at
whom % are Irish. There are % life pris-
| oners, of whom not one is Irish. There are
p murderers. of whom none is Irish. The
| Irish prisoners are all yonug persons, with
comparatively short sentences, convic'e
of minor crimes. In 1870, there were TO-,
go Irish born people in the State OF Con
necticat.-Bost Pilot
For sr:ne time old carved wainscoting
has been much In request among European
collectors. Baron Adolphe De Rothschild
has ust bought for $50 600 the magnificent
the lies ST. Louis, and Baron GQstave De
Rothschild has purchased all the wood
carving of the Hotel du Sacre Cour, Rue
de Varrennes, for the new house he is
building in Paris. 1t furnishes three
rooms, one of which alone cost $l2 900.
In the present state of mining, 1000 feet
is of greater depth than is possible to
mine coal. The deepest mines in Eng
land, which scarcely exceed 1000 feet, pos
sess temperature of e5 degrees. At 5000
the heat of the mines would be over 100
degrees, and at 1000 feet it would be 100
degrees. Rapidly waving currents of sir
may reduce these temperatures several de-
grees, and compressed air may still further
cool the workings ; but newer discoveries
in ventilation must be made before 1000
feet can be reached.
Chicago, conceded to he the iaTgeat grain
mart ia the world, handles about so, 600 900
bushels AZ nua'ly, aud has now in operation
eighteen steam elevators, with a com bined
capacity of Is $50 900 bushels. or more
than the average product of 900 600 acres
of the fertile wheat producing lands of the
Continent. Their capacity varies all the
way from 200 COO bushels to 500 GOO.
The entire cost of the eighteen elevators
now in operation was abont $5 900 900, ex-
elusive of the ground on which they stand.
Add to this $l.O00,O00 aud the result
shows Sc, ,000, 600 invested in this industry.
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