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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

Thia showing is made to illustrate the
fact that under the proposed TERMS Of
Subdivision and creation both Humboldt
and Buena Vista would have each for it
self an amount OF taxable property great
err than the existing average Of counties.
1t has been urged by the opponents Of
the Buens Vista bill that the proposed
division of Humboldt county would be
injurious to that part OF Humboldt
county which would retain the name,
after the new arrangement should have
been perfected. The history of Eureka,
which was taken from the territory of
Lander. shows that the new
made county leaped at once into a con.
dition of the most gratifying prosperity;
and the history of Lander since the sub
uonding degree of good fortune.
In the foregoing we have enumerated
some Of the local and statistical reasons
which may well be urged in behalf Of
the proposed new county. We now pro-
coed to call attention to some Of the more
obvious political reasons Why the change
should be made. Churchill county. as
reference TO tho map OF tine State will
disclose, is bounded on the north BY
Humboldt. on the east by Lander. on the
south BY parts of Lyon. and Lander.
and on the west by Humboldt. We
quote from memory. and may not be
strictly correct. but, in ths main this
states the facts Of the case, The extern
sive territory thus bounded is, in the
number Of its square miles. among the
largest counties in the Stale. In popu-
lation it is ridiculonsiy small. The re-
turns from the elections held there show
less than four-score voters; and the lat
ter history of its sovereigus il anything
hut encouraging to the political phi.oso-
pier Who has set his heart upon coup
ling virtue with isolation. and incor-
with the wastes Of solitude.
AZ political entity then. Churchill is a
far terrestrial farce: and ~ An illustra-
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09
THT PROPOSED NEW COUNTY
OF BUENA VISTA

~. must confess that We should have
prefeIIed to have IA more distinctive and
Iccal-..he nasn- than Buena Vista for
the proposed new county which. is asked
for by a par, of the people of Humboldt
county. Putt. woui,. have been good.
WIunemucca would have been better.
But barring the comparative incense
auence of u name, We favor the bill as
introduced, believing it to be framed in
cdnsOurnce with the desires of the people
most interested, and likely to promote
results of highly desirable character
politically as well as geographically
let "a, proceed to the examination Of
some figures relating to matters and
things III connection with the proposition
to create this new county. BY reference
to the Controllers Report We find that
in the year 1861 Humboldt county con-
tanned ZEAL estate and personal prop
ertv to the aggregate amount Of
Observation-Disclosures $780, -, 327, 575 So
The existing bill proposes to take
share of the county of Churchill after
the dismemherment Of that county; and
It L. estimated that the amount of tax
able property in the said strip of Chur-
chill contains taxable property lii the ag-
sregate amount OF .... 500, 900 90.
Let this amount be added to the afore-
COIN. sum total and considered as that
much of a gain to Humboldt county as
u whole, and We find Humboldt's asgre-
gate Of personal and real property
amounting to no less than S2,127, 515 Sc.
Should the new county be created as
per proposed lines of boundary. the one
hundred and fifty miles of the track of
the Central Pacific Railroad would be
equally di,idsd-each county having
about % miles Of that road to hold sub
ject to taxation; and the equal division
Of the county Of Humboldt contemplated
in the bill would give to itself and
Buens Vista each, in round numbers
......... ..........S1,3 1863, 7s7 %.
In eight of the existing fourteen coun-
hes of this State, in 1874. according to
Controller Hobars's last Report, the sew
eral amounts of taxable property were
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-09

THE Sharon men compla that they eanno.
ind good segnr in Carsou. Just walk two
blocks and call At Brooks rosfo6ice Block, near
the Theatre-he has three brands never before
tried in the State. .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26

Francls Gerry Fairfield, IN the same spirit
discusses spiritualism, and arrives AT the con.
clusion that discmbodcd spirits have nothing
whatever to do with the phenomena, all Of
which he undertakes to account for rs the re.
suit solely of nervous intlucr &C. He says;
II is the study of the different kinds of
ncrvou. influence, elaborated in the different
ccntcrs that offers practical explanation of
the several groups Of phenomena associated
with SpIrltualism, and leads To the lncvita
bic conclusion that the vital CentcrS are prin
cipally instrumental in tablctipping, rap
pinrs, deviation Of books, matchmaking, ana
so on, while morbid function of the anterior
COnvOutions is responsible for the apparent
" visual phenomena Of the deeper Orders OF
trance. That the nervous influence elabo-
rated IN the vital ccntcrs IS formative, facts
demonstrate beyond doubt. II cut on the
leg of a newt, i! will be rcgcncrated under
ordinary umstanccs-thaI IS to say, an
other leg will grow in its place. SO with
many of the lizard tribe. But If, after cutting
off leg, | cXtirpate all traces Of nervous
structure IN the stump, that nervous structure
must be regencratcd before the structural in
iuelcc of the vital center can exhibit itself
in the production of a new limb. There are
other very decisive evidences both expert.
mental and observatlonal, as 10 the formative
energy of nervous influence; and the student
of the phenomena of nervc-aura must, con
sequently, In Analysing them, dismiss from
his mind the ordinary theories Of electricity
and magnetism, and their ordinary laws Of
action, and consider himself in the presence
Of an agent possessing extraordinary proper
ties. l claim, therefore, that morbid tunc,
ton of the gray tissue of the eerebro-spinal
axis offers an ample explanation of all the
phenomena associated with Spirtualism,
whether psychic or dynamic, and that there
is no more occasion for attributing the phen-
omena to the intervention OF departed spirits,
than there is for supposing that departed
spirits cause The sun to shine.
John G. Hollands story of Sevcnoaks
continues to roll along grandly; there are
some very readable minor stories as well as
poems; and Topics of the Times" Home
and Society" are filled with their usual en-
tertaning variety.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26
Science of Health

The July number commences It new vol.
umc. Itopcns with an interesting sketch and
portrait of the late ;. r. Wells, the founder
of the journal. Then we have practical
and crisp article on General Debility; an.
other on Mineral Waters The interesting
treatises entitled Popular Physiology are con.
tined: this time the chapter being devoted to
the Brain and Nervous System. Dr., Trail
asks for theory of Disease, and cndeavoTs
to answer the questions. Chapter six OF
What | Know of Doctcrng is quite agreea-
bic. Among the other articles verify OF
mention are The ITrepressib.e Conflict;
Bathing When Tired; The Pulse Family, in
which Beans, their different varieties, and
modes of preparation for food, are well dis
cusscd by Julia Co!man The Recipes OF
the department of Household and Agricul
ture are unusually full. Take it altogether
II is a capital specimen number Of that sort
of litcratXre which the masses Of the peorle
need to read
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26

The numbers for June 18th and 18th have
the following contents:
The Covenanters, Charles II, and Argyle,
from the Contemporary Review; Gaspard de
Coligny from the British Quarterly Review
Parts VIII and IN Of The Abode of Snow,
from Blackwood; Eton Thirty Years Since,
from Macmillan; Isaac Casaubon from Black
wood The Dean Of Chester on Fashion; An
Italian Spring in England; and the -Ethetic
Notifications of Dissent, from the Spectator
The Success of Humbugs, Saturday Review
The Future of Europe, Pail Mall Gazette.
With instruments of Fated to be Free by Jean
Ingelow; Three Feathers, by William Black,
and the Marriage of MORA Fergus, and the
usual choice poetry and miscellany.
Any of the above publications may be seen
at the bookstore of Osman & Hapeman,
where single copies are for sale and subscrip-
lions received.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26

ry- remi,..,ccs NAV be nsde By registered letter or
postal money orders.
OSMAN h HAPEAAN,
OTTAWA, Illinois.
DINE ENGLISH AND FRENCH
u STATI0NARY-plein aud lnittisted-N
QSNAN & HAPEAAS'S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26
The NurserY.

The July number begins the eighteenth
halfyearly volume Of THE Nursery" and
the magazine never locked more CHEEKY and
prosperous than the number before US, Such
pictures as The Lost Rabbit, the Three Lit
tie Culprits, and Bathing at Coney Island
are equal to anything in Harper or Scribner
while children who are trying to learn to
draw will find very pleasing subjects in the
present as indeed in every number John L
Shorcy, Boston $lG0 year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26

The July number has eight separate pieces
of music, IN ful! sheet music size, the whole
costing but 80 cts One Of them is duet,
two of them are ballads, and the other five
songs with chorus and piano or organ accom-
paIliment The pieces are by composers like
Thomas Leighton, Hays, banks and Don't
zetti.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26
PEDIGREE:

Sired by BILL CHEATHAN and reared
by the dam ODD TRICK, Sc sired by
LEXINGTON.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26
TO HORSE OWNERS

Perfect il all parts, and in the prime
Lite, being nine years old.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26

pcad,Ht
Tell Il. not In idle jn.,, marriage /, an emp.
ty dream" for the gir is dead that's single, and
things are not what they seem. L'ic Is real, l!l
4. earnest, single blcsscdncss hb; Man thou
art. TO man returneth,' has been spoken OF the
rib. No enjoyment and not sorrow is our des
tined end or way, but to act that each to.mor
row finds us nearer marriage.day. Life is long
and youth is Geeting, and our hearts, though
light and gay, still like pleasant drums are brL'
ing wedding marches all the day. In the world :
broad field OF battle, in the biyouac OF HE, oe
not like dumb, driven cattle-bc 4 heroine, a
wife. Trust no future, howe'er pleasant; !et
the dead past bury It's dead; act-act IN tLe Nv
ing present hoping for spouse ahead Lives
of married folks remind Us we can live our IlFeH
as well and, departing, leave behind Us such eA-
amplcs as will tell such examples tina, an
other wasting time in idle sport, forlorn uh,
married brother seeing, shall take heart an"
court Let US then be up and doing, with "
heart on triumph set; still cOntr!yinT, stil! pU'-
suing, and each one husband get.
Some ladies, this season, wear win-s--on their
hats-but it doesn't make 'em angels
The hair from lady, braid should never be
worn on tie lapel Of a -en..gman' coat unless
the parties are engaged
zone thing" says an Old topper "wa' never
seen coming through the rye, and that's the kind
of whishev one gets nowadays
..,.,i.r, .,fa a ma, "a his
friend, whose fee: were covered with bunions.
" No, not stylish, ba. exceedingly hobby" was
the good n1tured reply.
,......,..,-,,r.
" i,-.,-....,, ,,,,. :, ,,i.
,I,rr nr tIr chec, the other dly. The agents
check was UnInJuFed, oIt lac hu'e' ZOO! was
''oA'"
" Can You inform me- said StudcLt to book
seller, whether can md anywhere the bog
raphy OF Pollock res dare say yo" Will
hnd /, IN the co"''" I""'.
printers devil says his lot is a hard one; at
his boarding mouse they charge MN win all 'he
pie they can't hnd' ana at the once MS employer
charges him wIt4 al TIE p' they No hhd'
Whom , woman il c,rcl,den and heavy heart.
"a, nothing SHAKES the mcgrIm' ou' oil hcr
quicker than for a couple Of ladies' TO stop IN
'front.' Of the house long enough Tor her TO exam
ae the trimmings on their bonnets.
81 swear" said gentleman to his lady.lovc,
you are very handsome" Pooh" said the
ady, $50 you would say if you did not think SO. .
And soyou would think, answered he, though
should not say So
Probably no characteristic Of the female mind
: better developed than the docility with which
women accept the fashions Of the day Be they
beautiful or hdeous, becoming or unbccoming,
comfortable or torturing, they are the fashion "
md must be worn.
4 fond parent who bought a COW for hi, sum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-26

venture in Coal,Pit," etc, etc. There Is
also a large amount Of really good poetry in
this number.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09
RULES FOE sPELLIxa MATCHES,


The numerous spslhng mascnss vnien
have taken place throughout the coun-
try, have led 10 the adoption Of q num-
=, xr,.. =, /. contest. x;as,v an.
wI
ierins rom eacn otnsi. me oes' sys'
tein We nave ye. seen Is tna' assa ~ q
sTand or'n0srspnlee contest a. n'noTin
HAL; IN washington Oi.y' ane iui s
are oased upon 9oInmon ems, s
Houid give gener., me-
ve.s aaSpSsu :, s uu 'psins W.T..
SAuonAI uuAIT nan, ou I'm n ".
Gay = ny M ~
y. Inc stanoAta su'no,,'y tvr sPsuin6
snai % ACCORDED 70 s'snef "oos'sf Ok
worcester.
.. The speiier sha pave me rignt 70
AJAX the aenniuon Of wo,u DeIore sPeli'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09
TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL.

You aro al invited 10 call and inspect
our new and elegant store With It, full.
rich stock Of watches, chains, jswslry.
silverware, diamonds, clocks, bronzes,
music boxes. etc. Whenever yoi Walt
San Francisco you will always DO re-
ceived In q courteous manner by ]. w.
Tucker. 13l Kearny street, who will a.
why's take pleasure in showing custom
ers through his stock Of goods, never
considering II a trouble, but always tax.
ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail to call and see him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send goods
Tor selection to any part Of the State,
and will repair watches and jewelry sent
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. M he does. the best OF work.
men. Don't forget his new store-13l
Kcarny street only.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09
TINE "HousEKEePER" or our
hEAlTh.

The liver Is tho great dcpurgating OF
blood cleansing organ Of tho system.
Set tho great houseksepsr Of our health
at work, and the foul corruptions which
gender In tho blood and 70. out, % II
we're, the machinery Of life. aro grad.
ually expelled from tho system. For
this purpose DR.. Pierco's Golden Mod.
ical Discovery. with small daily dosos Of
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgativs Pellets
arc pre-eminently tho articles needed.
They curo every kind Of humor from
the worst scrofulA 10 the common pimple,
blotch or eruption. G:eat eating ulcers
kindly heal under their mighty curative
influence. Virulent blood poisons that
lurk In tho system arc by them robbed Of
their t~errors, and by their perssvering
and somewhat protraotsd uso the most
tainted system may DO completely rem.
svated and built up ansx. Enlarged
glands, tumor1 and swsllings dwindle
away and disappear under The innusnes
OF their great r~ssolveats. Sold BY all
dealers In medicines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09


"
rifEhs orhHA hoesh--ihs uSua'
performance ny 'ho L'hsafu oomeoy
comPiny was gwen last evening varied
~ IN play OF "Da'ia uarfiek. 10
night will DO presented Lingard's now
comedy entitled. "a Lies Dream, v
with ihe following cast: Scarlet Page,
WIN. Horace Linsard; Grace du Plat.
Misc Diekio Lingrrd; Hon. Frederick
Danly, Vim. @. Dudley; Lady Mabel
Chandos. Miss Hattie Roach; John
Babyback. Howard Paul. Howard
Pau IN the character OF an old gentle
man ~ years Of age. will sing. "when
George III was King" The comedy Of
"a Lilies Dream,' ran at the Olympic
a., s.sorr n;,s,s .n1 has h"ar
chosen Tor the Joint benefit OF William
horace Lineard and Miss Dickio Lin
shrd THIS evening. on account OF It's
pf S.r an
~'nso.;nn ~, a..io.r ~, So
10 a"".ins III =. ,Sa ,s-, .n...sa..
gtaIa
""o
PpkR's THEATRICAL CoxPASr.-Mn.
N n pow.,. 4 n Nccollom and pi.
w--..'.,c
"' p'
good houses IN carson Guy. Inc com.
cay AZ" We" ~. u.,,as
and Mr.. McCollom "a the Stranger. To-
night AIRS. Bowers appears rs Donna
Diana and MT. MeUoilom ~ Prince
Nond.x ., u thew viii an
epcaoemeut al Tiper's Opera House. A.
ID B,llinrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ed-
Ioonds. Miss A. A. Adams, and A.
Thorpo arc still members Of the CON-
pany.
MINING 'es''''Ay
arrived Mt tho depot OF the virginia and
Truckee Railroad Company. in Virginia
City. tho following lots OF mining ma
ehinery; For the Julia Mining Com
pan.' one a. MI az
en- M p"x ~ ssS. ~ al
sah "a anu ~ "a Ii,.S M,;n.
vov ,hsr. arrived ono chr Load Of
p"i mach;,e,x ror ths @. and @.
ssn $50 .ar Lad of heavy binding
"a ~ -. rssJ in Inc construction Of
.ha ;on,ss,ions Of tho new hoisting
machinery.
Gn,sp JuEors.-The following named
Grand Jurors were inpaneled In the
r., n;.,,;., c,,,, vcstorday morning
81" vr....
for the APri term' v ID. "'h
Winters, ]. W. Parker. Emanuel Nye'
]. Z, smith, ]. W. Noyes, w. j. Wes-
tcrfeld, n. c. Hall. J. q. Rules, John
Snow. W. u. Ryan. IL. :.
hosenoieen: $3.50 rari RuI.
al Nal, arrived half an hour behind
timo and were fined sl5 each for con-
tempt of court.
IRA
SILVER Cirf rnhk
company has been organized IN SILVER
civ Tho following named persons
hayo already Joined. and the list will DO
largely increased; James ~; rn.s
y peshe'' Rsnrs,i.' II. T. Mul.
,,ri = Winter. Andrew Ferguson. J.
a. ,,;ii., Thoma. Wocan. Theodore s.
D-avsnrort. Vim. A. Grow.
,-,,. ..
PSEsoS,L. - chariey p'S
long AMI ia'oiao,y
ton With the olu ohS. sh.sn, far
LUZ. w" saw ~sars- ma, come back TO the
III han,a ~ tho washocitcs once moro.
9,u nome lool M The Gold Hill
end Of tho ledge yesterday. Charley
finds plenty OF old iriends snaA'
hands ~i'h'
FAILED TO Aohkk'-ine Iui'
case Of John Skewers. indicted Tor inc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09

From aAN
-
Dead bodies Recovered from shs
Hsi.s-P. IL. SIS. @. hasssrs.
"
= fhASopoo, April " l'9o ?. NJ
a oommitses mas Deem appointed oy tn
noaid Of ondsFwritsrs 70 'nvesnsass M
circumstances OF tns iats nrs - ressfd'
aenoenoy OF vatsr supply In tna par
Of the eaty' and . violation OF me eisy
ordinance In keeping quantities o.
dangerous explosives vhsre LIE and
property arc subject 10 destruction
through ignorance or earelsssnsss. II
u believed tho Investigation wiiid'vsiops
. iaIisy OF practice In that respect on
the dealers and contractors
The portion Of the human body 70
covered from the ruins yesterday ID sup
posed 70 DO that Of jesse Langdon, q
teamster for tho Pacific Glass Company.
a. II has been identified by the wife o.
deceased. Tho body recovered on tho
evening OF tho fire. supposed TO DO
Clark. the foreman. Is now identified o.
Corrsn, tho boatman, who was with
Clark ut tho time Of tho explosion. As
Clark's body Is not yet recovered. Il Is
supposed he has been blown 10 frag-
ments.
A report has gained circulation that
]. 3. Coz. agent OF the T. u. b. b. Co.,
had resigned. 1t Is entirely unfounded.
Mr.. Cox says ho Inns not resigned nor
does he intend to do 30. What the new
management Of tho company may do
eide. he declares himself unable to say.
He knows nothing personally OF any
trouble between the Steamship Company
and tho Panama Railroad. He thinks
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09

cssrAmrr i-whsn . man undertakes 10
make his own invsstnsais fs fhturs ned, be
compls,s ,Ssn. Tssii n. |. nast sSs.ss q !
esrtsinty the vsry thlnS vhoes useerainy
eauses him 10 make provlren 81 ill. Bat n hs
inessss his life and then lives 10 old axs, the
policy win prove q better cash invsstment thsn
DO can easily mike In any othor manner, taking
hazard. 1.-The dies early, the object sf making
aprSvision for his family 10 instantly attained.
Insure In the New York l-lfs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09

SrRAwnrRRrrs. - Stern & Son this
morning received the arst Strawberries
which have officially found their way 10
Gold Hill from the green fields Of Cal.
ifomia this season. Ice cream 10 20
with them can DO manufactured from
tho snow In overybody's bssk yard.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-09


a Hinge Suit AEsinst Boss Tweed
New YoRx. April 9.-Notios Of actor
has been given In the new se.ooo.o o(
suit against VIM. II. Tweed. The List o.
property attached embraces everything
known 10 Be- In possession Of Tweed .
tho time Of The exposure. and which
passed into the hands Of othsrs.
o. r. H. Divids.A - - Astsshsl
~ 0svsrAnsnt.
CncAoo, April "a Washington
special says that the Union Pacific Bail
road Is very likely 70 soon have another
subject 70 consider. There's little doub'
that the Attorney General Is examining
the law to ascertain whether the Gov,
eminent can onjoin the payment Of 4
dividend by the company TO stockhold.
srs a. has been announced they will
soon do. It Il maintained that the art
duty Of tho Union Pacific Company af.
ter payment Of interest on It's hrst mort.
gage il TO look after the second mort
gage.
Iustruetiens 70 French Subjects.
Solicitor Of tho Trsacury Wilson IL
understood TO have BEEN advised that
the French Government sent instruo-
tons 10 Its Consuls TO summon for the
last time French subjects abroad liable
to military service to have their names
registered at tho Consulatss.
Fourteen officers who had abandoned
Don Carlos. have arrived at Bianitez.
The Carlists have tried to stop them OF
the frontier.
It is said that General Elio has given
In his adhesion 10 Alfonso.
Hanged ser Murder.
Nxw BRUNSWICK, April o.-Michasl
Sullivan was hanged this morning for
tho murder OF Daniel Tahuago, at
Metuehen.
Pennsylvania Ainisg rrsabiss.
P%ormvILLr, Pa. April 9.-Rsliabls
advicos from Shoamtsn state that all
miners in that region, except . few ct
one mine. are on q strike.
Adjssrsed ain Mesday.
Nav YoRx. April s.-0wing 10 the
illness Of Mr.. Bsechsr The Tilton-
Bsecher case was adjourned this morn
ming till Monday neIt.
Lsnrhersnen's striks.
The strike Of Longshorcmen become
general to-day. Tho stsvsdores say no
strikers will DO rs-smploysd.
Tho AitehelI Parade Abandoned.
AL idea Of q parade In honor Of John
Mitchell. has been abandoned. There
will simply be . funeral Grafton BY
Thomas Clark Luby. and a testimonial
for Mitohell's family.
Wsaverr Strike In Massachusetts,.
FALL RIVER, April 0.-Tho weavers at
mill. taking offenss at the
discharge Of their oversoers, struck this
morning. Tho cardcrs at mechanics
mill are also out.
The Centennial Celebrates OF she
Battle OF Lexington.
WASHINGTON. April 9.-.Tho President
will leave on Friday for Massachusetts,.
10 attend tho centennial celebration OF
tho baltic Of Lexington, on tho 10th
New Msrshsl fsr Arkansas.
Tho President has signed the COM
Of Robert W. whealy, to DO U.
). Marshal for tho Southern District OF
Alabama, In place OF Jerome J. Kinds. |