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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-14
Delinquent Mining Notice.

Vo JAMES BR0pHY. HIS HEIRS. AID.
i mlnistfators, executors, or assigns. You
are here hereby notified tHat we, the UNDER
signed, your co-woTkeTs, have performed
work and labor ON the Colorado Mine, or
Lode, situated on the west side Of Prospect
Mountain. IN ehe Eureka Mining District,
bureha county, Nevada, under the trCyi@
ions OF an act OF Congress entitled. An Act
TO III omUte the dey lopmeut Of the mining
resources ut the United States" approved
May 10, 1872. and the several acts epesda-
tory and supplementary thereto, to tho
amount rendered necessary by said act, and
that you have allied to perform your proper
tiUn Ut such work according to your interest
in said mine. or have the sane dune. and that
unless , o pay 20 the undersigned your Just
proportion oil the en- Expenditure of sald work
according to yunr' Interest N SAID mine, With
in 80 days after the publication OF this no.
tice, that your Interest in said mibe will BE-
como the property OF the undersigned under
an BY virtue Of tie ssid act Of Congress.
That the interests owned in SAID minc are As
follows:
james Bros feet
John h.. ieet
John II. koberts...-..""-"-..W ieet
Herbert Dayies"""-...."-""iW ieet
6fltiith JOnes.."..... ..--.""-iW ieet
Griffith Nlliiams."..-.,-.~.. .lW ie.t
In al, one thousand feet.
Eureka, Eureka county. New, Oct. L, lsIo.
JutiN i. JONES,
JOHN II. ROBERTS,
HERBERT DAVIES,
ORlfflTIl JONES, -,
ol3-3m GRIFFITH WILLIAMS.
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SHOOTING IN UTAH.-The subjoined
item is from the Phoebe Journal of the
11th inst:
On Sunday last Jno. Alphine received
a dispatch from Pine Creek, Utah.
stating that a shooting ARRAY occurred
at that place, during which the two
participants were shot, and one in
stantly killed. The names Of the par
ties concerned in the affair were Sam.
BURGESS and a brother of John Alphine.
Burgess was Instantly killed. and AL
phine morally wounded, being shot in
the bowels. The cause of the affair is
not known. as it was not stated in the
dispatch, but it is supposed that a wo
man was at the bottom of the affair.
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DR0F. BACH INFORMS THE a,
i ladies and gentlemen of Eureka n
tnat he has secured BlGELOW'S ~
HALL, and viii open classes of in l.~A
struction MONDAY EVENING, October
18th. 1875. for all modern ballroom dances,
including the Boston Dip. hoyal Horse Guard
and PARTISAN Variety Quadrilles. l%nstruc-
tons will also be given ia calesthenics, which
tend greatly to promote graceful deport-
ment.
Glasses for gentlemen. MONDAY md FRI
DAY EVENINGS, at ~ o'clock.
Glasses ior ladies, 2 ~o'clocS in the after
noon, same days.
Clauses for children, SATURDAY AFTER
NOON, ut z O'clock. =.
With regular attendance rapid progress j.
guaranteed.
The HAL will be let to any parties at reason
able rates. by Prof. Bach. oi3f
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Preparing for Naval Service.
BERLIN, Oct. II.
The news to the effect that Holland
has sent a man-of- war to the Caribbean
Sea is said to lie entirely without fonda.
ton. The Netherlands are fitting ur
their usual squadron for ~ a practice
in American waters, and no vessels
have gone yet aud preparations now
making have ne connection whatever
with the V~enzuelean affair.
Indicted.
MONTREAL, Oct. IL.
st. Pierre and Theobolt, lawyers,
and Alderman Ray, have been indicted
for being implicated in the a%nti-vacci-
nation riots.
Failure Of u Observation-Disclosures De.
clines TO Lead h Liberals.
LONDON, Oct Is.
At the Stock Exchange to day the
failure was announced of Henry
Strachan, stock and share broker. His
liabilities are said To he heavy.
Gladstone has assured his family that
he will never resume the Liberal
leadership.
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THE KILLING OF DATE MILLER.

We had a brief item a few days ago
concerning tho killing of Date Miller
ut Elko. Miller was well known in
Eureka as a very quiet young man.
The particulars of the fatal atfray are
given in the Independent as follows,
Miller having since died:
Saturday last about 8 o'cleck p. NJ,
ali ARRAY occurred at Dorsey Bros
stable, in which a man named Miller
was very seriously and perhaps fatally
injured. The trouble is said to have
grown out of a refusal on the part of
Miller and a companion to vacate their
posi- ion upon the hay in the barn,
where they had gone with the view OF
taking a nap. The order to leave the
premises being unheeded, high words
ensued between Miller and his friend
on one side and Dorsey Bros. on the
other, followed by blows, resulting in
the probable fatal wounding Of Miller.
His wound Is on the right side OF the
head, and is said to have been inflicted
with the handle of a pitch-fork. As
the matter will ON up for judicial
Investigation in = few days, we refrain
from comment.
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l.

j. S. Aiken, we'll known in Nevada
IS q skillful mechanic and enterprising
citizen, says the Silver State, has com
menoed tho erection OF a building near
the new foundry fol the manufacture
OF farming implements, such AS horse
rakss, tanning mills, harrOws, etc.;
also for repairing all kinds of machin-
cry. 1t will be run in connection with
the foundry, and patterns of every de-
scription will be made to order OH the
premises. The new building will be
situated adjoining the foundry, and
will be furnished with turning lathe,
and other kinds OF wood working ma
chinery. An establishment of this
character Is much needed in Winnie
mucca aud undoubtedly will be we'll
patronized. The quantity of agricultu
raj implements which arrive yearly for
Paradise valley, anu Other points
north, il sufficient to convince the most
skeplical that an establishment of that
kini is much needed nearer home than
San Francisco.
The sale OF privileges at the Winnie.
.mucca Fair grounds took place in front
of the Secretary's office last Saturday.
Jacob Ulrich purchased the saloon bar
lOt 4lOVs "a n. IldustI lHo -bcor oaT h'i
$50: the restaurant and fruit stand
were purchased by Isaac Jacobs, OF
Reno, Tor 500; and the exclusive privi-
lege of selling pools was knocked
down to w. T. Burns for $40.
the Governor has been spending a
f,w days in Reno. The old gent Is in
good health, with the exception OF
rheumatism in his right knee. He left
for Carson Tuesday morning and the
prison scandal is To be fully investigat-
ed. Governor Bradley expresses no fear
~ to the result.
The hoisting works Of the Utah Min.
ing Company, near Virginia City, were
destroyed by fire last Sunday evening.
The fire originated from the explosion
of u kerosene lamp. Four men in the
bottom OF the shaft narrowly escaped
suffocation by climbing out through an
old incline.
The 100 yards foot-race for 500 aside,
between johnson, of Gold Hill, and
Toy, of Australia, which came off near
the old Sierra Nevada works, north OF
Virginia, Sunday afternoon, was won
by Johnson. He gave Toy a start oil
fifteen feet and came out about six feet
ahead.
The day for redeeming tbs stock de
linquent on the present assessment
levied by the Mint Gold and Silver
Mining Company has been postponed
unth November I'd, and the day VI sale
until November oath.
The tract Of territory belonging to
Virginia City and Gold Hill, heretofore
known az the Divide, is now called
Middletown, by the people residing In
that locality.
An assessment OF five dollars per
share has been levied by the Savage
Mining Company, delinquent Noyem-
Der 10th.
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cences, and was heartily cheered on
his withdrawal.
The Pinney Dedication.

The P1nney UeaAIcat1On.
VALLEJO, Cal, Oct. IL.
The Naval Court Of Inquiry held two
sessions to day. The examination of
Spaulding's chief book keeper was
concluded this afternoon. To morrow
Powell, a prominent lumber merchant
and Government contractor of this
place, will be called as a witness. No
sulpoenas have yet been issued for
Carr, Hanscomb or Montagnie. The
evidence already elected is of a charac-
ter that can not he suppressed, al
though it may be transmitted in sealed
packages to the Secretary of the Navy
before it IS given to the public. The
San Francisco bankers and contractors
will not be called before next week.
The exact extent Of individual losses
and The names of the victims have not
been ascertained. 1t is regarded now
rs absolutely certain that the Govern
ment will lose nothing. Itmay lie de-
termined next week to open the doors
of the inquiry to the public; some of
the members of the court are already
inclined that way.
GenraI sheridan Large Treasure
Shipment-AfEair Of the Wood
willie Company.
SAN Francisco, Oct. Is.
Yesterday afternoon General Sheri-
dan visited the harbor Notifications at
Alcatraz and Angel Island at the spec
cial invitation of Major General Scho-
field.
During the week ending to-day the
treasure shipments east by Wells, Far
20 IL Co. have been remarkably heavy,
The grand total running up To 81 BIB
326. OF this $3.50, 23l VAS in gold coin,
$4,000 in silver ON and the balance
in silver bars. This is the larges.
weekly shipment since the panic.
1t is currently reported hat the
stockholders of the Wooodville Min
ing Company have succeeded in get
ting together already a representation
of 1900 share. of the stock. Il. Rog-
ers Johnson, the Secretary, is unable,
az yet, to verify the report, but is con
fident that at The meeting to be held
to-morrw evening several of the larger
shareholders will join in the movement.
There viii he no less than 80, 900 shares
rtpresenled, a large majority of the
shares issued. in hich case they will
have the whole concern in their "
hands and may depose the present
officers If necessary Without any
legal proceedings. 1t is gen.
orally believed that there has
been an over Issue of stock, and that
Pearson and his associates are using
every endeavorto turn this movement
into a fia.co. The Committees of -Four
and Eleven. appointed by the stock
holders, called AT the office of the com.
pany at / o'clock this afternoon and
separately demanded to see the books
and vouchers, and, a. Was expected
permission was refused by the direc.
tors, who, 1t seems, met and decided
that no committee having any connec'
ton with Messrs. Crossman and Ken,
nedy should have access tn the books
The refusal was given in writing.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-14

Dix TO JoHNsoN.-Gov. Dix, in an
open letter to Reverdy Johnson, in
dorses that gentleman's hard money
views, and declares his opinion and be-
lief that, had the war been conducted
without the issue of legal tender notes,
1t would have IS q thousand millions
less. All sound hard money men are
Of the same opinion.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CORRESPONDENCE

lSS CECILIA THOBABAN.e " W iS15.
~ undersigned, highly appreciate, IHE
talent and ability as a pianist wig your
we ave been so often aimed +; ~ which
oes leave TO request you to favor hapilvate,
o. Eureka with a PUBLIC CUNCEEEyT people
given at such time and place as Won be
lernihe; we remain; dear madam lay Dc
specially A. II. Hillhouse, John 'ely re-
". Hubbard, &c. Lockwood. K. K 'sMter,
rison' Richard kylnnd, W. ii. Da~ Nor
NOS; wren y. ". baker, I. Laspeyre" pSrt,
aen hetlei, l.. MolineI!i, +. Ii. lsrmes,n oe \
W Levan, Clay Slmms, M. k. ChamhI;U y.
.neI e,ark,, W III. Arlington, NJ. b. Rar,,ihu-
Max Moeller, W.. 5. Reyes, j.. q Daa,ruett,
Moore x McDougall. A. q. SnetsinSerD town,
palis,f- "; Cole, Louis A. Douc6el TniiE.
:, head; W. IL. Shaw. X. M. Beaity mos
niette, Meyers y rankin, A. c. blsbonr' +.
rrn, EUREKA, October 70 1917,
W r. w. COLE, j. h. pIaTs.p
4 !. Laspeyre. ,A.C. bishop, Max Mn
VS.. keyes and others-Gentlemcn..u 9Wler.
KIND and 1atteriDg letter OF The l2th IN, our
requesting me to give a public cone, RI a ~
tl'iie ana place as may determine. wss u "
eeiyea to-day; with your permissiyn. VII ~
designate oATURDA Y, the 81 day os WIN
vemoer, at bigeiow's Hall. ~ the timo NO,
place tor my concert. and will on thai sv aso
ing ehdeayor to give n musical concert hi
i trust VIII prove entertaining to the pn KY
Please accept my grateful ack nowledymaunn e'
Tor your complimentary favor. rama
yours, respectfully, ''uAln
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-14

The STAGE LINE TO PIoCHE.-Com-
menting on an item from the SENTI-
MEL regarding q stage line to Phoebe
direct by P%ritchard's southern route,
the Record says: ''Such an enterprise
was reported here some time ago, ii
being likewise stated that Jack Gilmer
was offered the stage line from Eureka
to Hamilton, but he considered the
price asked too much; an opposition
line was at once projected. A daily
stage line from the raj DAD to Phoebe
will certainly be acceptable to u citi
Zons."
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Military Reunion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL.
There was a reunion given last night
at the Palace Hotel Of tile remnant of
the California Hundred and the Cali.
tornia battalion, to Lieutenant General
Sheridan. OF the 800 members ell
rolled about 1872 were mustered out at
the close of the a so of whom are
residents Of this city, and 26 assem-
BLEED last evening. Tine meeting was
very pleasant, Sheridan conversing en-
tertainingly On the campaign reminis-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-14

STRONG WoRDs.-This IL the way the
CAristian Union, Bsecher's paper,
sums up the political situation. The
suthor Of the paragraph Which we
quote had probably not heard from
Ohio and Iowa: "When political IRA
tors ate .npt to mako ~ believe In
general negro insurrectiop, or labor
taking capital by the throat. or the
probabili ty Of . Democratic victory re-
suiting In the restoration Of slavery,
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Y.
NOTICE E,

r II. P. STIMLER, OWNER OF THREE
IL hundred feet in a claim known as tho
..danhattnn mine. on Prospect Hill, near the
town Of kureka. Nevada, DO hereby %foIewarn
all personc. from bargaining or purchasing
said interest O. min in said elai n from any
person or persons whatever. without my con-
cent or due authority rom me. said interest
having been u~nlawfuily advertised by one
samuel j. Beebe, Iast January.
olitf n. 7. STlMLER.
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WHICH IS IT - We are doubtful
whether the ReUetlle has suspended or
dropped us from its exchange list. If
the former, it has N heartfelt sympa-
thy. If the latter is the case, we are
willing to pay a reasonable sum to be
reinstaied. We have received no copy
of the paper for the last three stages.
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$40 REWARD!

CTOLEN OR ESrRAYED FROM TIE
= Fish Creeb lopch, one black horss,o
years old. weight l,00O pounds, ana oiahaea
"a. c." low down on the right mr. A1S
ward Of so viii be pad for his dehveryio
BlsliOP Il CAkpEAl Ed,
o19-Im Nam street, Eareka.
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Notice 10 Miners.

DDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
ID Saturday, 10Th instant Tor smiling .
shaft 4xJ feet 100 feet, on Adams I'M cva nl
mencing at the surface. The con,,pah, va
furnish tools, also timber, u the sloil ars
should require tmbering. for pa'''''"'
inquire ut the min ,owptt
ol2td Supt. Adams hih oohP"ps'
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the assumption Of the rebel debt, and
the pensioning of rebel soldiers, the
offense changes from the nature Of
imposition to that of downright in
sult.v
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MARRIED.

Carson, Oct. 10 Manoah Perry to Miss Sarah
Alearas.
Jeff ron, Oct. 4-Matthew X. Dclano to Miss
Mary l.. g. ice.
ii che. 0et. l0-Capt. Thos. Gallagher to
Miss Emma pDonBell.
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corn.

Franklin. Washoe comfy, Oct. 9-Wife Of
DaDitl BOYD. a daughter.
ElkO, Oct. 0-Wi e OF 5. :. Sears. n son.
Carson, Oct. - Wife Of Horny Decker. "a son.
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Delinquent Mining Notice.

Two WILLIAM MILLER, HIS BFrps
executors, administrators, or s,s;sns..
lou are hereby notified that we, the nn'
derslgned, your c~o-Uwners, have pertnrnaa
work and la.or on the "Adelphis Nine ~
Lode. situated on TIE west side of pras,,au.
Mountain, in the Eureka Mining Dis,rr'.e.,'
Eureka county, Nevada. under The proyis
ions OF an act Of Ccngr, SIS emitted. "An AZ,
TO Promote the development VI the min,Ds
resources of the United states,n apuroraS
May ~, isi2. and tho several acts alnends.
tory and supplementary thereto. To H.
amount rendered necessary by said aet. angg
that you have failed to perform your nronar.
ton OF such work according to your interss,
in said mine, OF have the same done. md ,bs,
unless you pay to the undersigned YOUR i ,s,
proportion If the expenditure Of sad wurs
according to your interest in said nina
WITHIN W days alter the publication Of this
notice, that your interest in said mine Nil
become the property OF The undersigned m.
der and by virtue OF tho said act Of Congress.
hat the interests owned IN said mine ara A,
LOO. ~
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EASTERN DlSPATc HE'S.
by Overland Telegraph.

[sPEcIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL.
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The Ohio Election.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. l

COLUMBUS, o., Urt. II.
The election passed off unusually
quiet, no serious trouble having oc-
Cured in any ward. The Challenge
Commissioners were very vigilant and
"A large and honest vote WAS polled.
At every voting place an increased vote
was poiled for both parties, and it will
be quite late before the full returns
can he had. The indications are that
the Republicans have largely increased
their vote.
Returns from as precincts, mainly
from the northern part of the State,
show a Republican gain of about 600
over 1873.
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The Very Latest from Ohio.

u, Oct. IL.
p The Democrats cOncede the State tn
the Republicans by fifteen thousand
and a fair majority in boil branches OF
the General Assembly.
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[From our extra of yesterday.J
Eastern ElectiOns-MOre BLESSINGS
ian Disguise "-Ihe Republicans
Make u Clean Sweep-OhiO 90.
900. Iowa $4,000, Nebraska lO,-
EvQrv IN N re-
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DistiIIeries In Operation.

ASfiINU ION, VCt' II
An official statement OF the number
of grain and molasses distilleries in
operation on the first instant and their
daily capacities shows the number OF
distillei les to be ia, with q total daily
>pirit producing capacity of 1883
gallons, all increase owe September of
10 distilleries and 1914 gallons daily.
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SENTINEL OFFICE, Oct. 49, p. NJ.
Our advices to hand justify the con-
suited In round numbers as follows:
In Ohio, Hayes, the Republican AN
didate for Governor, is elected by 90
900 majority.
Iowa gives a Republican majority OF
q 5000.
Nebraska is conceded to have gone
Republican by 5000 to 10000 majority.
The Republicans are accredited with
large gains everywhere.
Further news may change the above
estimates, but at the present writing it
seems to he an assured fact that the
Republicans have made "a clean sweep.
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The Red (ioua Commission.

NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
The Red Cloud Investigating Com
mission completed its report to-day and
is busy making copies, one OF which
will be sent to President Grant to mor
row and another To the Department of
the Interior. Mr.. Fletcher, n mem
her Of the commission, says the report
is quite long, covering five hundred
pages of foOlscap, and responsive To all
charges made by Prot. Marsh, besides
\ great deal OF matter not referred TO
by him.
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The Iowa Election.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, Oct. II.
Fremont county gives go IN ,iority
for the Democratic State ticket. Brooks,
Rep, is elected to the Legislature.
Mills county gives a Republican gain
on the State ticket.
Pottowattomie county will give the
Republican State ticket from 100 to 200
majority. Wright, Rep, is undoubt-
eddy elected to the State Senate.
White is probably elected tothe Leg
islature.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10.
Joseph McCarty, of West Virginia,
was robbed of seventeen hundred dol
lars last night while standing on the
platform Of the /. b n w. Railroad as
the train was leaving the depot, by three
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-06-30
WAILUKU PLANTATION.

NEW CROP NOW COMING IN. FOR SALE
~ in quantities TO suit purchasers, By
542-sm c. BREWER & CO.. Agents.
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Agricultural and horticultural
Notes.

Nessrs. Despritz, in the north Of France,
have l,is5 acres devoted to the exclusive cul-
ture Of beet seed, and daily employ s5e labor
ers. They have also a staff Of chemists.
The Mayor Of New Orleans has advertised
FOR proposals for planting around that city a
great number Of the Baoalyp,rs globulus, or
Australian fever tree.
The average price Of horse in California is
s7I45 mule, SIS. p; COW. s27. 90: sheep, s. 81;
hog. 81 SO. In Illinois the average value Of a
COW is put down at $50 Os; in Ohio, s2a 81 ;
Texas, SIS Is; Virginia, s22; New York,
$50 so: Massachusetts,, SIS.
The agricultural statistics of Great Britain
show there are 2s,OOO,oOO acres in permanent
pasture or meadow in that country. This is
one-half Of the cultivated land Of the kingdom
The average yield is 2,Ole pounds of hay per
acre.
A writer says when you insert articles on
alfalfa OF Chill clover, please mention that 1t is
the lucern Of the books, then reading farmers
viii not be misled by the glowing accounts
hllNt4Ace gwen u A Al AaAA4oLALla AcAtSln anu
papers.
The increase in the cultivation Of beet-root
in Europe for the manufacture Of sugar is said
to be causing great loss TO the oane-sugar
planters in Cuba, who have been al an enor-
nous outlay for machinery and labor to pro-
duce the fine class Of sugar that is exported
from thence. should the European manufac-
ture snd consumption Of beet-sugar go on in
Cressing as it has done during the past four
years, serious changes are anticipated in the
oane-sugar productions all over the West
Indies.
An English paper speaks Of the astounding
luxuriance Of the old red fuchsia in ireland,
near Carlingfo7d Bay. 1t assumes the proper
tions Of trees, mounts above the caves and
chimneys, and shades the windows with big
clustering sprays Of tiny, dark-green leaves,
and deep scarlet, waxen bells Many Of these
shrubs must be Of patriarchal age, for their
trunks are gnarled, and tough as oak; but the
older they are. the more determined is their
perseverance in showering around an exhaust
less wealth Of hardy grace and color. In one
OF Two instances the dwellings were completely
hidden and turned into bowers by this quantity
beautiful plant or tree.
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So business Cards. when prspaif ~ 80 gesF. are
allowed Discount fo these rates. which 1r transient
advertisements. when paid or charged quarteriJ-
NR-An foreign Advertisements must Be asccnlanied
with the pay when nriercd In noca vii BE .sea q
them The rates of charges given o. tbe above ~ and
rcnnittaners or kmercan advcrt-eota % an-
sorptous may Be made BY bank ehceE coin o. - eeH 49,
age stamps