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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-25

Y Francis Li"hcr, LID. Author of"Ciyil
Liberty and S'lf-Goycrnmcnt." New
and Revised edition. Edited by Tho
odOre u. W0Ol>cy, Lid. Svo. 2yols.
Extra cloth, $3.50.
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"Thc editor has incorporated some notes
and other material lett by tho author, has
mad" a multitud" OF minor corrrciluus
verified Ia" citations, and added some
notes OF hlN own. III" work, therefore ~
rendered douhly fresh Iaud NaluahI.."-
B,S'Op j0u,EJi.
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. Few words OF the sort hnv
won higher praiS" nom eminent authuri-
tt"> than tho la." Prof Francis Ii.bcr's
Manual Of Political Ethics, Story and
h"ut being among the number of thus-
who lay" given u warm comm"udatlonS."
" !, Independent.
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POLITICAL ETHICS,

Perfect In all tina; pertains 10 the mai
Ing Of - book. ~. J. christian tjIiou.
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THE learning ofthc treatise is incoutr--
table IN" need OF this learning In this Of
all countries, and moro now than ever be-.
fore, Is equally patent And II Is positiv"
that N" doctrines discussed Will survive
and hc active as long aS mankind. "- mt.
diciphid .NOgth .dBIcJicOD.
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This Il tho earliest OF tho three great
works on political science which gay" to
Dr. LirhcT q foremost place among writer,
on this class of subjects" BOSTON B,"s.
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I'VE know OF no volumes which No
would more willingly commend To thu
, study of our fellow citizens, young ana
Old, than those in which the MeSSrs. Lip
pincOtt & Go. have given us the result ut
Mr. Bigelows painStak king researches into
the If and character Of Benjamin Frank .
lin. Boston Gtybs
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The Hon. John Bigelow, well known
diplomacy and journalism, has conGcrr..J
real service on American literature 10y
IL Is one ofthc best
specimens of book making We have ,r.n.'
". y H.rOid.
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The typography, indeed IN" entire me-.
chanical execution, ot these books IL "a
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The series not only the best edition of
PrrScott'S Works ever published. but ono
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THE WORKS oFW. u. prescott

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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

RESPONSIVE. Old Deacon Rogers,
down town, mentions rs a singular cir
eumstancs that whenever his two sons,
Bill and Johnny, come homo late from
u class meeting or other religious conNo-
cation at Virginia. they are liablo to taik
in their sleep. Ono will sing out "ke.
no 20 and Immediately the other viii
roll over and responsibility exclaim. 80!
shueks 20 Bill explains that keno
il tho name Of the last new hymn. but
a y he can't SEQ any reason for thai Pc
culiar response.
DIPLOMAS FnEp.- Copies Of diplomas
O, the following named members OF The
medical fraternity IL Storey county have
been filed In the County Becorjer's OF.
fee, in compliance with an act passed Mt
the Last session VI the Legislature: Dir.
George Frederic Thomas. Eady Stephen
son II. II. Fowler. wiliord W. Fetier-
man and J.. NJ. Forrest.
MINING LocArIoxs.-Tho following
named mining locations have been re-
corded in the County Recorders office
since last report: Kelly Claim, Cold
Hill District. 400 feet: Superior Gold
and Silver Mining Company, Gold Hill
District, 1900 feet; Phoenix Gold aud
Silver Mining Company. Virginia Dis
trict. 1900 feet.
REAL ESTATE CoSyErAscr. --fester-
dav there was recorded in the County
Recorders Office by the attorneys OF Hon.
William Sharon. q deed conveying Ger.
tain real estate to tho Virginia N
Tuckee Railroad Company. Tho docu:
mcnt covers four pages legal cap. Con-
sidcmtion 81.
1,ILRolp FnKioHr.-Ten car loads oil
pis.iron. aggrcsatins 100 tons, consigned
10 the Gold Hill Foundry. arrived here
YESTERDAY: also a car load OF raiis
Tor the Justice mine. and u hall a car
load OF machinery for tho American
Flat Mining Company.
BlIcxsNrrnIso ACCIDENT. Yesterday
morning u blacksmith named Peter Man
Gin, whose place Of business Is on u
street. Virginia, was kicked m q lore
head and severely injured whiio IN the
net Of shoeing n fractious horse.
ASssssxESr.-An assessment oil ~
per share was levied by tho Overman
Mining Company day before yesterday
J,linauent April 10th. Sec official no.
-... .,lnmnS fO-lny
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Tue Bali SurrKR.-Tho supper for
tho attendants OF the A. O. II. Ball.
given at tho Miners Union Hall last
evening. was prepared by Mr.. A. Du-
prey. tho popular proprietor Of the
French Restaurant ON Main street. Just
above tho Eclipse stable. and was
universally acknowledged by all present,
to- be one % the best and most satisfactory
entertainments ever given In Gold Hill.
The tables were decorated and arranged
il. tho most elegant manner. and fairly
Sroaned beneath their load Of subs,an-
tials, dolicacics and rich wines. Duprey
WAS happy. rs were all his patrons, mono
going away dissatisfied.
"SApu DARLING. This is the namo
Of a new song and chorus. the sheet
music Of which No have just received
from Z. W. Helmick. music dealer. 21s
West Sixth street. Cincinnati. Ohio.
The poetry Of it is very pretty. and our
music sharp. who has been assaying the
notes, says the music is AZ pretty as the
.ovNth iN'AsoH'" -"
smith. Count! treasurer OF STOREY
county, is installed IN his new Office ON
u street. Virginia. The new sale pnr-
chased by tho County Commissioners,
is from tho well known mandatory oil
Hall X Co., New York. IL In tho per-
ie.uon o. %,N ~ N"
Corsr.-W. j. Mccarthy and Mr.
McCabo were arrested last evening. on
the charge Of disturbing tho peace. Tho
,o'ner VIZ ~. 0,;nn W.. h &
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
An Extraordinary Blrth.nsrk.'
[columbla (ky.) spsetstor.l

lSoihnhstA NAyp ef~SI
About three months ago. In the edge
Of Russell County. q child was born In
to n family In which other children had
previously made their appearance from
time to time, all (except the last) being
we'll formed and healthy. This last is
an unusual product OF nature. Tho
body from the head down to about tho
lips il In form aud color, with few sI-
captions, very much like other white
children; around tho hips lis perfectly
black, It's legs being like those OF an Or
binary child. The head. also, 10 spotted,
and the hair upon II 10 - stin ~ tho
b~ristles OF o hog. The sex OF the child
cannot a yet BE- determined. The
mother gives the following explanation
of the freak: A short time before tho
birth OF tho child . vicious Wild hog
broke out Of his pen, which was near
tho house, and with %devouring intent
Immediately made at Q child that Was
playing In the yard. The mother wit
messed this scene, and 20 imminent was
tho danger that she was greatly terrified.
She Aprang to tho little ous's assistance
lust in time 10 save Il from the furiou
animal. The hog VA Of that kind
known among farmers ~ listsd-that
10, having n ''stripe" Across his shoul.
doris; the remainder Of his body was
spotted. Tho marks on tho child cor.
respond to these color marks Of the
hog. The hair on the ohild's head 10
simply . number Of stiff bristles, pro-
jecting out from the skin. Up to this
time il has been healthy. and bids fair
10 grow up 10 youthhoood.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

To n Ikorlk or Com llILI. siivEn CIR
Axp DlYroS Livery mas. woman and MID
In any OF the above named places should Know
Al once. that q great want has been supplied ny
the openin. OF BsElIsER's NARkrr STORE.
Main street, Cod I'LL. opposite the ftllow
Jacket once. There every one who wants
them, and has the inoa.y 3" pay Tor them, can
buy at the lowest pos-ibls each raies, the meet
po..ibl. a-sostment % p~-rfrincry, sney soaps,
h.y run. feather busters. viol,n., guitars. han
Ios: 4 fnll stock Of the beet Italian strings,
~I.xslry, watches, optical Instruments. ladies
trimmings, work.hox... musical and plain pho
tnctaph albums. Yankee notion. cutlery, worst.
ef. woa!sn and knitted goods. Also q large As.
sentiment of natural human hair. All kinds OF
willow ware. fancy bird csse-, .sichcls. hraek'
e,. and ~wAll-pockst-. Also . splendid a'-oft'
rient OF everything nes,ial In the stationery
line. school hooks. lamps. chandeliers, xlo's~,
ehimney- aud juvenile books. Asplcndid as
.ortnent ~ every variety OF fancy toys,
wagons, het.icsds and fancy valentines. a
magnificent stock of chromo- and other pic
turcs. Al.o, particular dfi,stLo. paid TO Ira
min: pictures 20 order. New Goods, all OF the
ha.t possible description. Don't foryet the
Place Main street, Gold liih, opposite the Yell
Low Jacket once. y
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FROM SALT LAKE.
Numerous Ssew -kiides and Loss Of
LIfe-An Insane Man Attempts -
Murder = Family and II shot BY
thc~sheriH,

SALT LAKE, March l7.-To-day throo
men were caught In tho snow-slido In
Logan Canyon. Utah. Justin Clarke
was buried aud lifo extinct before no
could DO dug out.
Yesterday a man named Fryer entered
the house OF Mr.. Batty. at Loquervillo.
Utah. shot Batty twice. then entered the
o where Daity's wife and children
were in bed and shot them both. Fryer,
supposed 10 be insane, was killed by tho
Sheriff when making his arrest.
There YRS q snow.slidc nj Cars
Fork Of brigham Canyon at four o'clock
this morning. burying four mon. After
ten hours digging. three mon were To.
ken out alive. One OF tho men killed
was named Larry Nounnn. Those
saved escaped by getting In q tunnel.
The man that was killed was crushed in
his cabin. The snow in the slide Is re-
ported from thirty to forty feet deep.
A slide also occurred In Little Cotton
wood Canyon to-day, blocking up tho
canyon. A man named Strong. and his
wife, were both killed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
WESTERN DISPATCHES
srraAl TO rnr oolD urtL DA'rr rrv'.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
shooting Match Arranged 70 Gene
or between she Emmes ossre
ofvirEisis, aad . Nan Yrancisee
COMPANY, Or $500. .


Slx Flamenco. March IS, 1907. NJ
A ride match has boen arranged between
tho Emmett Guard Of Virginia, Captain
Young. and Company z. First Reg.
imcnt N. @. s.. Captain Burns, 10 tako
place next Saturday. for $500 . side.
Tho contest will be conducted under tho
Creedmore rules CT firing, a. the Emmett
Guard has boen accustomed to firing at
long range. The shooting will DO 2to
yards distance. Fifteen marksmsn will
DO selected by each company. who will
constitute competing teams. Each man
will fro fvo shots. and before firing
them will bs allowed two sighting shots.
The Nevada company will use tho
Springfield brooch leaders. Tho
California company will use Sharp's
rides. Competitors will fro alternately.
The team obtaining tho highest aggrs-
gate score will DO declared tho vietors.
Tho Croodmoro targets are SIX feet high
and four feet wide. A bull's-eyo counts
4. q center 3. and outer 2 points. Tho
highest possible score. obtainablo by n
man, Is 20. Tho highest aggregate score
for q team Is 200 points. Each company
Is confident Of victory. Tho reputation
Of the virginia marksmen has preceded
them. Their contests with rife military
companies In Nevada has made tho
Emmets famous. Tho San Francisco
sharp-shooters have had considerable
practice In view Of their coming match
next Summer with tho crack shots Of
Company f, Of tho 18th New York
Regiment, N. @. G. The contest may
DO a very close one. and much interest
Is felt In tho result. Tho ground for
the contest has not yet been selected.
but Captains Young and Burns will
meet and settle upon the location to-
day. Meanwhile the Emmett Guard has
been allowed the privilege Of practicing
on tho private rino rango Of their I'D.
versaries, Mt Day View.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
An Embssxler Detected md A.
Iempts hnIelde.

An EnsbsHxler Detected and ~
tempts huieide.
BosroS, March l8.-S. II. Bennett
book-kespsr and small partner In th'
Wholesale millinery house Of Prescott,
Wood & Co., Il has been discovered. hal
been s~mbezzling the funds Of tho hru
several years. He confesses and think,
his peculations amount to $4,000 OF
90. o Since his detection he has
twico attempted suicide.
Livery stable burned. with Twenty.
two Horses.
CAIno. March 18.-A fire occurred
here last night which burned tho livery
stable OF Mike Parker. with "a horses.
Bseakipg mp or leo ana Destruetien
OF Bridges.
sUpDURo, Pa. March l8.-Tho ice
hero broke last evening and went over
the dam, but before tho great gorge
between here and Davcnvillo come.
which started soon after, bringing with
Il several bridges, tearing AWAY tho pub
lilo bridge between here and the Island,
and knocking n span out Of tho other
bridge. The Northumberland Railroad
bridge IL all safe. having been heavily
loaded with coal cars.
Fatally shot.
New Yonx, March ls.-John Riley
and John Monahan. OF South Brook.
lyn. quarrellsd yesterday evening and
Monahan was fatally shot.
The New Postal IAw-Aetion OF the
Postmaster General.
CHICAGO, March ia Washington
special says tho Express Company gauge
In tho postal law is creating q good deal
Of annoyance throughout tho country.
This law will be repealed among tho FIRST
acts Of the next Congress. The Post.
master General, in view Of tho increase
Of the rate Of postage on transient news.
papers, and In order to afford the peo-
pie In all parts Of tho coun-
try an opportunity TO become
familiar with tho new law. sus.
ponds It's operation in this particular
until April LIST. when he will rigidly On.
force 1t, and oil newspapers will be do
tanned II insufaciently prepaid. An or.
der to the above effect will DO issued by
the Postmaster General In o circular
TO postmasters. The action OF the
Postmaster General is absolutely nee
sssary to prevent the flooding Of the
Postofics with insuficicntly paid news.
papers. Tho Department Is still in
receipt Of complaints Of this embarrass.
mont.
Arrest offs Beunty swiadIer.
WASHINGTON, March l8.-Gcorge ".
Emerson, alias Col. L. W. Fonton, has
been arrested OH q charge OF attempt at
swindling. He had been scattering cir
culars announcing that the bounty Bill
had become n law, and II claimants
would send word and q small retaining
foe, they would DO secured. Bounty
answer TO tho circular, with tho re-
quired ten cents. were just beginning to
be received.
Appeintm~nt OF = Catholic nishop.
TORONTO. March ls.-Rsyerend DIR.
0'Brisn, Of Brockvillc, hns been mp
pointed Roman Catholic Bishop Of
Kingston. Tho consscration win take
plsee April 18th,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

BLrx roISr.. Larre-sizcd. delicious b
waves. fre.h IRON the .ea, can he had every
,,ornlny Al Tom Ilelfron'- crlehrzted Eating
stand, raisec Saloon. virginis City. Al.o oil
hind. of i.h. ,pring chicken, porter house
,,cak. ard eyeryihln: el-c crsy.d by the inner
nan iIefun's dinner combinations are Q
marvel Of ss-tronouie xiii. III
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

DASsrRoUs isDirrEREScr.-f yon have .
friend troubled with a chronic cough and Who
sppr.h.nd- no danger from II. speak Ia him
Seriously. Tell him every psisNy-m y Ike
the sound Of a mgiled drum beating tiIne To
III. march 4, the grave. Advise him To begin
forthwith. . eour.e Of llsl.'s Honey OF horc'
hslnd and r,r. Tue country from ocean To
ocean rlngs with it- astounding cares of chron.
sc eough and all complaints of the lungs and
throat tending Ia consumption. Fixes Tooth
ache Drops cure In one minute.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

ISsrnAScx.-"Your Affairs may become In
yolved. and your property be taken for debt
yorr stock. and shares may fil In value.
Hat a Policy Of Life Insurance cannot No taken
fpr deb, /; cannot Ne alisbaied from your heirs (;
aud 10 yol have cho-sn your co,npany de
~erestl,, i. subject To no commercial risk. II
B. Q. nearly sure a. saythis; earthly can be"
in-ars In the New York Life.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
NJ. PAr.lcK.s DAT.
The Cisss Of shs Day.
~ throns ofyosth and beauty glide
Amid the Festive rceLe;
The dancer. elose. and, .,ds BY eide.
Hmm zach aihlr RAW

-
"a thronx ofyosth and beauty glide
Amid the festive reeLe;
The dancers elose. and, side BY aide.
Upon each other .ean."
Yesterday. in this city and Virginia,
and we may say the adjacent towns, was
one no. TO be forgotten. The people
seemed TO DC sl,e over the celebration OF
the day. Along the streets nothing was
talked Of. save that Of tho approaching
festivities in the evening. Boys in uni
forms. representing the different bsnev-
olcnt societies, were on hand to give
force to the occasion. and even the Indies
were inspired; and We are pleased TO
note that =" the weather " gave way for
the passing events Of the day. which
none but those OF tho "Green Isle"
seemed to appreciate. As In tho rule,
the day was generally observed by the
several military organizations and be-
nevolont societies. Both in Virginia
and in Gold Hill the houses Of many
Irish citizens were decked with days and
overgreens. and persons who were
wearing Of the green" thronged every
street. Very few drunken persons were
seen about town during tho day.
During the evening n ball was given ut
Miners Union Hall by the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernians, No. 2. The ladies'
in attendance seemed we'll verssd in the
matter Of snowy toilette. The dancing
was kept up. without intermission. until
n late hour.
virgiaia.
At National Guard Hall a grand ball
was given. under the auspices Of the
Knights Of tho Red Branch, which APP
propriatcly closed the celebration Of the
day. The ball attracted n vast assem-
blaec % ladies' AMI gentlemen, and was
in every respect n grand success, not
excepting the splendid supper provided
at the Brooklyn Restaurant.
carson city.
There vas nothing to note, tho day
being observed as IL the good Saint had
passed out Of memory. Mas was said
Ia the Catholic Church. and tho green
Tag with the golden harp was flung to
tho breeze.
Reno.
Save that Of mass in the church, moth
ing unusual occurred to start the intelli-
genco which is concentrated in that
town.
Want OF space eompels us to omit the
Grafton delivered at Virginia by Prof.
". q. Hyde Of Gold Hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
FOREIGN NEWS.
Religious Revival in Lenden-Fi.
nanclal.

Religious Revival In
nanclaI.
LONDON. March l8.-Thc attendance
and enthusiasm at tho revival meetings
Of Moody and Sankcy continue I'M.
mensely. Last night II thousand per-
sous were turned away from tho doors.
Newspaper and other criticisms Of the
mission are generally hostile.
Bullion in the Bank Of England in
creased E22s,OO0 in the past week.
The amount Of bullion gono into bank
on balance to-day is 100000. Proper
ton Of bank reserve TO liability, i0H
por cent.
Church I~gisiation.
BERLIN, March 1S.-1n consequences
Of q petition OF tho Archbishop Of Co.
logne to tho ssndtag, against that part
of ecclesiastical law which givestho peo.
pie participation in control OF local
church property, tho government has
had the bill altered 50 M TO deprive
priests OF any share In tho administra-
ton Of such property.
Order frsm General kherpisa Re-
IasisE 20 she Black nils.
OxAnA, March l7.--General Ord rc-
csiyed the following to-day from Gen.
Sherman: The President directs that
the following DO mado public: "All ex.
petitions into that portion Of tho Indian
territory known as the Black Hills
country must be prevented AZ long as
the present treaty exists. Efforts are
now being made TO arrange for tho extin.
guishment OF tho Indian title, and all
proper means will DO used TO accom-
plish that end; II. however, tho steps
which arc 70 DO taken towards the open
ing up Of the country TO settlement fail.
those persons at present within that
territory must be expelled. by COM
mand." GKskRAL SnEhMAs.
VIZ. d. wMPrLx. Asst Adj't Gen.
ssrisss Charge Against n Physician
LlSclsrxn, Pa, March l7.-.Dr. 7.
II. Goodwin, Of York county, has boen
committed to Jail here on q charge OF the
seduction OF Miss Reichelberser, o young
lady Of good family in this town, and
afterwards attempting to produce M
abortion, which resulted In her death to-
day. She was found q week ago by her
relatives concealed In o hutin Maryland.
The details OF tho affair are horrible.
Arrest Of Alleged Kukinx.
LouuvrLLx, Ky, March 17.-A mum.
Der Of arrests OF alleged Kuklux have
bean mado in Todd county recently. and
the prisoners are now in Jail. Thcru
have been soms fears OF trouble. and
Governor Leslie to-day sent q company
Of State militia to that county. The ar.
rests were made on the confession Of
one Of tho gang.
Beeeher.Tiiten AnAirs.
New YoRx, March 1.-THE Judiciary
Committee Of the Assembly reported
adversely on tho Act permitting wives
70 testify against their husbands In
criminal cases, and the report was re.
osived and adopted, killing tho bill.
The bill was supposed 10 bo intended "a
allow Mrs. Tiltcn TO testify In the
Beecher case.
The Brooklyn Argus says Colonel
Elliot Of Galcsburg. Illinois. brother.in,
Law Of Miss sallie Lovejoy. has beer
East and collected o mass Of tesiimon,
10 show that the innusndocs against
her character arc cruelty baseless, and
intends 70 institute suit for maliciou,
libel on her behalf after the current
trial Il ended. Papers, Il Ia said. will
DO served on Bsecher's lawyers at the
earliest opportunity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18
Ir., R,,prm..-Tieyman Broth .r- have Just

Jrsr READ Tnis.-IleymAn Broth srs have just
opened a new furniture s'orc on The eofnsr oi
nj and Taylur streets. They offer everything
n,ce--ary for furnishing houses. cheaper IMAM
any hou-s hi. -lL. 81 San frsnci-eo. They
keep constantly on hand 3 large stock ofnrni,
tnnr. bedding, carpets. crockery, glass anu
platsL ware. Give them q call. J.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

observation-disclosures by the Medical pro-
s,..i,p. ID. VIM. Iislf's BAlsam for the Lungs
,.urr. Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all
n.ra-e. of IN. Throat and Chest. DR.. owns
Icy's Too,haehc Anoiyno eurcs In one min
ate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-18

SENATOR BlNn.-Mr. Banks was not
looking = day older than he did whom he
babe farewell TO the Forty-second Con.
gress. He IL every bit a. digniasd and
handsome q ever. He will be the hand.
soonest man In tho nsIt Congress. Oil.
bert G. Walker alone excepted. These
two mon represent the same type Of
beauty. Both have nearly snowy.white.
luxurious hair and jat black mustaches.
These men look enough alike 10 Be
brothers. Walker has . moro dare
devilish look. while Banks looks more
solid and digniAed. Banks reviewed
tho situation this morning a. he walked
about tho hall with o light overcost on
his left arm. Were he 10 miss u, he
would lose half Of his personality
Washington Letter 10 he Piitsbury Leader.
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DfyiDHND~.

consolidated Virginia. tio per .hsrc,
sg-rrsstin- siyost1o; declared March
q; payable March II.