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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
NIsCElLASRoUs.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOrICE NO. a4e.
U. .. s.r,ey Mes. % and ~.

TT y. LAND OFFICE. CARSON CITY.
". Nevada, December II, 10. s.t.-Noticc 10
hereby given that the Sevada OC.d and silver
Mining Company, cofporstlon ofrahixed nm.
der the laws OF The Stale Of California. having
business ai san Francisco, california, has. by
Andrew Lawson, the surefints ndtnt thereof
and ptockholder therein, this day made sppli.
cation for patert for twelve hundred u,ssl
linear feet of the No. q Lode. bearing gold
Mining company's eiain, Dol. Ilill Mining
District, Storey county. Nevada. the ,arne
extending 190J feet In northeasterly
direction from Port No. !. along the line Of said
vein or lode. and embracing the same. with all
face ground GO feet In width. and trseribcd In
the plat aud neld notes on die In my ONCE ~
follows, 10 wit F
lIeginnIng At Poet No. I. located In American
Fiat. about $50 feet sast Of the. tslLfoad. add
'Tosnship I6 north, Range 81 essi. and sections
! and ~. Township 10 nofth. Range ~ tast,
Mount Diablo Meridian, bears ronih 2:k de-
gree. wrst s05 iect. aud running from raid iost
No. J.. nrst course, In degrees oa,t set feet
boundary At iOs ieet) 10 Post NO. q; thence.
second eourre. north css degree, west ~ feet
TO Post No. : (Which h Identical with tho
Golden Swan Company's Poet No. ": thence
al0n: the GOlien Swan Compsny's west bound.
krl, tNlTu course. norm ION ufEtttr turt '.'
feet tO Port No. I; th, nee, fourth course, nofih
lhk degfecr west 100 feet TO Poet No, 5, ON the
frankei Company's south boundsryi ihtnec.
hfth cour,e, rouih 81 degrees wet ~ feet 10
Po.t No. q (ffankel Compapy's southwest cor
ber); thence. sixih eouf,e. nonh - degrees
wert 100 feet TO Poet No. Z; thence. seventh
course. north s6tl deerees west 100 feet 70 Post
SOS; thence, eighth courve, youth IN de-
grsts west l.SO ieet to Poet No.. y; thence.
ninth eourre, south tGi. degrees ca't Gao feet TO
Poet No. ]. the point OF beeinnninr, containing
iik Acres.
FROM Poet No. y OF this survey the Tyler
smoke stsek bears north cG4 degieos east; the
kLickerbocker, north ny degrees east the
Baliimofr, north s9k degrees cast; the Rock
leland. south ~. degrees wrst.
That portion of this survey which conflicts
with the Golden swan ComI,any's survey be-
gins at Post No. 2 hId runs thence moth G3S
degrees wet 2i3 feet; thence ,ouih IN de-
grec- wesi 40 feet thence sOutii-sak degrees
esst $50 feet; thence north IN degrees csst $50
feet TO the point Of beginning, containing
- 100 acres
Course, aud bearings expressed from irnc
meridian; magnetic variation. IGN degrees
east.
The location ~ the claim IL Of record and
may be found IN Book X, page 30. of the Mining
ilecords Of Gold iiili Mining Di.tiiet, kept In
Nirgihia city. In the offiee OF the County
Recorder ~ stoIey county.
Ths claim 10 bounded on the north by the
fiankel Colnpany's mining claim, ald en- tho
east by the Gtlien Swan Compaby's claim.
The other boundaries are unknown.
deii esd ADOLPIlus wAlTZ. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
MINING NOTICE.

OFfiCE JUSTICE MINING COMPANY.
" ~ Mefchsnt's Exchange. San Francisco,
Csllfor'a.-At n regular meeting ~ the Board
Of Directors of the Justice Mining Company.
held this day. the following resolntion WA.
unanimously Hdopisf and ordered published In
the daily papers for the Information oi tho
public:
R.sol,-d. That the President ana Secretary
of This Company be. and afo hereby Instructed
to represent TO the Fan Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board. that the eouih boundary of
the patented mining claim of this Company,
bounds on the north boundary Of the silver It'll
Mining Company, and that there !. M spaoc or
ground between the two occupied by any other
mining company. and that therefore the public
ought TO be well cautioned ~ to the location
aud claim OF q new company which has adopted
the name Of the ''sou'h Justicc Mining Com
pany," ~ the claim of said company. " II has
any. I. not ~ On the lead elninisd by the Jus.
ties and silver llill Mining Coulpsnles.
Pnblished BY order Of the Board of Directors
OF the Justice Mining Company.
4. iEsTREs,
President Justice Mining comrauy.
JAS, h. kkNsIDr.
jaisu Secretary Justice Mining Go.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
MNg,I0-yNE.

rh..e l.,ter.i Ger the faded pile
Ilin.er. thiakin: foolish tboughp
That one will answer to beguie
The main thai memory has brought
To da,. s- es.twhile. Now - then,
one leads me through ,hsin all again
on. wha, WAY Ne 20 ceneron. llfe
Dt.clo.ed Within . angle fold
OF .heaihing paper. when the knife
lIa. opened 10 it, heart ofgoldi
Ths ripe pomegraIsie's crimson core
l. pale sesiis such .ansuinc store
Now comes, a. once. and eonisg gost,
The po-iulan on his round the same
And yet. ah me be little knows
How poorer far than when be came
Pull frsishled lson, some mscrins All,
With these white dove. that seasht ms esis
Beneath the dswn. . earcsnt
OF shining gem. esoh presence wore.
A living frame L. is them yet.
And spreads iis glow the paper
wirr sparkling Jesels set IN iorm
Ofhs.i. thst even the ruby warns
You've -eeu White sails Of -oft blue "As-
Fl,wsr tuft- anane on velvet Awp--
Fsir nrlds Genes. h fair blos.'ping tces.
And snowy erv.ts In rosy da~hs,
so, bloom that ether bloom rfv'enr,
Beauty that beauty sapplemen's'
l. .ymbsl of the harmony
n wbjsh III. thoasht and word had grown
To charulns shapes of .ymme'ty,
Each ~ snhtlc virtue kto~h
Yet perfected ~ thst sweet grser
Offalrns-. we'd to aiiie., place.
such lsitsrs never more io me
Viii come .. friet dshiD's messsnges,
TT. only Ten that tend'rly
Nv thogght rvuscs the thought that -tirs
IT, these mute sotds. The lutte nay ne
Un.outhse; IT. music eanns' dis'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.


IN TIE DISTRICT COURT or TIE
| United States for the District Of Ncyada.
In the matter of A. Auritk sbd Marx Brown,
Bankrupts.-ln bankruptcy. - United states of
America. District of Nr,ada, ss.-A warrant In
bankruptcy has been issued BY said Court
srainst the estate Of A. Aptick and Mark
Brown. copaitners, of the County q! sto
rcy and State Of Nevada. In raid Die.
trict. who have been duly adjudgcd bank
rupts upon their own petition. and the pay.
mcnt of any debts and the delivery of any
properly belonging To said bankrupis. to them.
or 10 their use, and the trsnsfcr any property
by them. ar. forbidden by law. A meeting Of
the creditors OF 'aid bankrupis. 10 prove their
debts and cho0se one or more Assig igIee- of their
criair. will he held At q Court II BANKRUPTCY.
TO lie holden at Virginia. In said District. On
tho 7iih dny of Januafy. A. u. 1865. at
O'Clock r. ~, at the offiee of y. sifotEet. M-din
Building. q street, one ri The Registrars in bank
ruptey of sald District.
GEORGE I. LAMM0N.
U. =. Msrshai and Messenger In Bankrupity for
sAld District. jalG I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stoekholders Of the Belchtr Mining Com
pany will be held at the ofice OF the Company.
lioom u, lIayward's Building. No, tig califor-
mis- street, ssn Franeisfo. California. on tt rs.
DAY. the fBih day Of January, A. y. Isi3, nj
o'clock =. n. Transfer books will be e.o'ed
on Thursday, the 2ist day Of January. A. D.
1875. and remain elosed until alter raid meet.
ing.
iai9 I'd n G. KIBBE, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

A cGEr,Ix Jealous but ignorant negro
preacher. in -Spounding to his flock ~
10 the astonishing nature OF miracles,
20, u little confused in the matter. lilo
said: "My beloved friends, the greatest
of all miracles was bout the loaves aud
fishes. Dcre was 5000 loaves and 1000
fishes an ds twelve 'postles had to eat
dem all. and dc miracle is dey didn't
Inst "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

hIOTIcE.-TIiE FIRST ANNUAL MEET.
IN iny OF the Stockholders OF the Globe Con.
solidated Mining Company, will be held on
THURSDAY, the 9TH day of febrnary.A. D.
1875. ut the hour Of o'clock r. H.. st the Com.
pany's onice. Room 20. No. ti9 California
ptreet, ssn Francisco, California. for the pur-
po,e ofeiecting Hoard of Directors to sere
Tor the en.u,ng year. and the transaction Of
such other business q. may properly come be-
fore the meeting. Transfer hooks will be
closed on Saturday. January aD;h, A. %. 1915. at
the hour of? o'clock y.
By order of the Directors.
jii5 ID JOSEPH MANURE, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

THE Rev. Dr. Deems, OF New York.
said. in his sermon las, Sunday: ITO
NV mind the four sweetest things IN the
world are arst. baby girls: second. ba-
BY boys: third. ripe. good old men;
fourth, ripe. good old ladies'" That Is
very nearly our creed, but We rather
think We like healthy mother-in-law
best. And next. ripe. good old man.
who sits quietly ia the corner and tells
lies abou, how far he used to walk to
school through the snow when he was u
hoy. and how he used to come home
and saw up cord Of wood before sup
per. instead OF sneaking in the back
door for his skates, Us boys do now
a-d,ys.-- Ml,odtkis Sodbai.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

nRPICE or THE sUccoR MILL AND
" Mining Company. San Francisco. Decsm.
Der u, lsTt.-tn accordance with q resolution
adopted at q meeting OF the board of Trustees
OF the succor MIL aud Mining Company, held
this da,. special Meeting OF The Stockholders
of said Company 10 hereby called. tho zane
TO be held ut tho once Of the Company,
Rooms s and g. No. 32 Montgomery street,
san Francisco. California. on SATURDAY,
tho 3fh day of January. A. y. ls15.
At 2o'c ock =. ~, TO take iuto consideration
and decide upon Q aproposiiion TO increase the
capital stock Of said Company frum one million
one hundred and forty thonsand dollarp (ti.lt0..
oJo). divided Into twenty-five thousabd eight
hundred t72sOOl shares Of the par va'ue Of hfty
dollars ts0) each. the present capital stock. 10
three million four hundred aud twenty thou.
panu dollars 10 40 oO6 divided into riiiy.eigEt
thousand four hundred 0s, ,i0oI shares Of the
par value OF my dollars ttsol each.
q. JONES,
...t.- f.k. slIkTTuCK,
y j. MOORE.
ds7std GUSTAV sUTRO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
1,i5 "a Joseph MANURE. scerel.ry.
q, IN con PER DAY. AGENTS WANT.

CJ " CkU ed. All classes Of working
people Of both sexes, young and old. make
more money at work for ne, In their lrcaliiies,
aa,ng ss,n ss,,sus .,s ws oc, %S
that will pay hand'omely for every hours
work. full particulars. terms. etc. peLt free.
Send us your address at once. Don't delay.
Now 10 the time. Don't look for wsik or bus.
iness elsewhere. until you have learned what
we offer. q. sTiSs0N a CO., Portland Ne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
NOTICE.

A IL PER. .OSs ARE HERRBY WARNED
n and noilhed not 10 purchase ihe lono",hs ~:
nscnerty n ihe underIgned spd having been
frsnduientiy taken nom my rossts'ion, W.:
ceniscsts No. 1891. for ten shares Of the stock
~ ,ts Rest' and Bslcber Mining Company.
standing in The name OF g. w. fox. Trgst,e.
s,ses ri me Best and Bslcher Mining Com.
nsny. stapdinR IN the name OF g. w. fox.
Trustee. Tnnsfer Of raid stoek has psen
''oppsd' JOSIAH ooLpswoRTny:
yirripla, New, January nd, ISIS. s7u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Br order Of Mayor Cobb, the flowers
and dainties which remained from the
banquet given to King Kalaksua IN Bos-
ton were sent to the patients at the City
Hospital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

wmxS a Chicago policeman goes be-
hind a lumber pile and shoots three
balls through his hat. and runs mp to
headquarters aud tells about his adven-
,ure with the Benders OF Kansas, they
raise his pay ON the spot. Merit Is al
WAYS rewarded in Chicago.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

TYPE !! " /! ss.I!I NJ ~: IL: ::.:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
FOUND.
NOTICE..

III PERSONS INDEBTED TO NE; ARE
A hereby notified. that unless they eau In
,.sd,s,c,y and rsttie. their accounts viii De
,.isred In the hands Of an offeer lor solleeiion'
P's'ea :" WILLIAM PiiIPPs:
FRANKLIN House. Main street, Gold Hiil
ja1l 3w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

IN Australia. incubation OF cattle Is
now regularly praeticed for the proven
ton Of pleuro-pneumonia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
THE LOWER
coMsrocK MINING co.
HAS OPENED BOOKS :

,ro nEcRIyE SUBSCRIPTIONS ToR A
i limitrd amount ofttock, for q woihinseap-
j,ai. Mt a. 80 pcf.h
The stock will soon take its ptef w the
stock board, and q laree advance IN pi.o un.'
oecur as the work progresses.
This milne " ou the great rotnsiMk I6ae ~
Gold Csnyon. between the Silver liili and the
DAYTON Mining CompAnies.
The work now done upon the mine Il 40
follows:
ineuts, IOD feet deep.
One rhAft, two compartments. llO feet deep.
Opt incline. on the lode. ~ ieet deep.
Two tunnels, one 5a5 feet ai d one 100 feet.
Thirty eight assays made rom ore o' the
erosseuts. run from 81 TO ~ coo per tc..
Title n. Patent. There are twelfy
,hsrcs 10 the foot. Maps can be rees - 'ull
particulars obtained al the Office. NUis 20 BE-
Commenced on the mine Al once.
Trus'ees--J. A. Pritchafi. Robert Sherwood.
II. q, Kibbc. Capt. y. u. warraw, ans feinael
A. Chaplin.
GEO. Il. sPiNNRY. -. Secretary.
sAML. uRrl5......... Superintendent.
The books are open At tho oi..ee Of The Pres'
jdeut. j. A. .RiTclIARp. s3o Pine street,
rOoms and .. San Francisco, Cal. jaia iw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26
NOTICE.

OryIcE OF CONSOLIDATED Virginia
luinipr Company. san Francisco. January
,a,h Is55. The transfer book. of the Ccn'ci'
,iaisd Virgins Mining Company will be open
mr. hu.ins.. on Friday. the 18Th instant. and
VIII \, slo-ed on Friday. the 7sd ipsisni; al
o,sioek r. - and remain closed until Wednes-
,sy. the 2sth Instant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-26

Ox AND AFTER OCTOBER 9, 1919,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26
Grahon Rrotl,ers & 90.

The Baltimore Amerjean Of August
10Th, says: Between thirty and for.
ty creditors of Graham Brothers &
Co., wholesale groeers and commission
merchants, who suspended payment
Tuesday, met yesterday at the ware
house of the firm, 2S6 West Pratt and
So South Howard streets. 4 state
ment of the assets and liabilities OF
the house was presented. The assets
were put down at $4,000 and the
liabilities $4,000 All present SEEM
ed to be convinced of the thorough
honesty of the firm, and Of its ability
to meet all its engagements by pay
ing dollar for dollar, if an extension
of time were granted. One Of the
creditors made a speech in which he
extolled the weli-known integrity Of
the house ofGraham Bros. & Co., and
concluded by urging the ayisability Of
everything possible being done toen-
able them to recover from their pres
ent temporary embarrassment. The
unanimous sentiment ofthc creditors
seemed to be in favor OF accepting
notes Of the firm for the entire in
dcbtcdness, at six, twelve, eighteen
and tweenty-lour months, with inter
est. Though this arrangement was
not consummated yesterday, it isun-
derstood that it will be to day at an
other meeting. al the creditors Of
Graham Brothers & Co. are Balti-
more houses, with the exception of
two or three in New York and Phila-
delphhia, who were represented by
agent. Of the. $4,000 liabilities, but
about $1,000 is due to out-oE-town
parties.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

VETERAN VoLUNTEER-The Staun-
ton Findicator says the oldest active
vol unteer in the Confederate service
was Jimmy Barrets, little Irishman
now97 years old, and who only weighs
l06 pounds, and is only4 feet S inches
high. The old man enlisted in the
brigade commanded by Gen. Bowen,
afterwards a member ofCongressfrom
Tazewell county, Virginia, District,
and now lives on the farm Of his old
commander in Tazewell. He is in
perfect health, and a few days ago
performed the feat of walking sc
miles day, and almost equal fcats
are not unusual with him. &c came
to Virginia in 1S41.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26
Railroad arrangements for the
Centennial.

The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
panv have completed plan for the
arrangement of their tracks at the
Centennial grounds. Three tracks
will be laid around a circle, and this
will be used respectively for arriving
and departing trains from New York
Baltimore and Washington. The
trains from Jersey City will run di-
rectly to the Centennial grounds
They will reach them on the north
track, and then switch into the yard.
In case OF three trains arriving at
once, they will run from the main
track and be switched, one upon each
of three tracks composing one circle,
the trains stopping upon the Bel
mont avenue side in such way as
not to overlap each other.
Trains which do not depart immcdi-
atcly after their arrival will go around
the circle and be backed upon some
Of the II sidings which will be built
Just north of the main tracks. There
will be over seven miles of tracks in
this yard. Regarding the number of
passengers for whose transportation
provision must be made, there can be
only conjecture. The Centennial
Commissioners have named 5000
daily from the New York division Of
the road. It is calculated that a train
can be unloaded at this yard every
three minutes. Trains Of Is to 90
cars can be run with one engine on
the Western division, and probably
from % to % cars from the South.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

Being accused by the pin-back
Democracy Of the North of having
favored the election of Allen Of Ohio,
the New York Sun says: "Wc want
no more of Grant or Grantism, with
the corruption, fraud, public plumber
and moral degradation which they
bring upon the country; and, for this
reason We advise our readers in Ohio
to vote for Governor Allen
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

Maj. \. H. Hotchkiss, who has
been on 4 brief tour through the
counties of Summers and Mercer, in
West Virginia. and Tazewell and
Russell, in Southwestern Virginia
saws that in the latter two counties
there are 10000 head Of cattle, one
half of which will be fattened for
beef, and of the remaining half a
part will be given to FauQuier and
Loudoun to fatten, and the balance
to Pennsylvania, to fatten for spring
beef The grass in these counties
is in splendid condition.-JGadic
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26
A Sectional Insult.

A recent invitation to Hon. Jefier-
son Davis, of Memphis, requesting
him to deliver an address before the
agricultural society of Rockford, Ill,
aroused considerable bitterness in
that nciShborhood, and the probable
ity of still further angry feeling led
to his declination, which was forwar-
ded some days since.
Ii incidents, such as these, are to
recur frequently, we are afraid that
the day Of perfect reconciliation be-
tween the sections will be indefinite
" postponed. Every now and then
we are treated to long windcd disser-
tations by Southern outrage cores
pondents. on the hostile and unre-
ieati2g condition Of Southern society
how that Northern men, who go
South are taboc5 and prescribed, by
people who treasure up their hatred
to vent it upon those who represent
the victorious party in the recent
war. 1t is only recently that these
stories have been proven to be with
out foundation, and that so far from
being unfriendly to Northern immi-
grafton, or the presence Of reputable
Northern visitors, a feeling OF kind
ness. and welcome, has been mani
tested toward those who have gone
thither either on business or pleas
urc. How unfortunate is it then,
that at the time when the passions
and preiudices Of the war seemed to
have exhausted themselves, and the
old spirit of fraternal affection was
being so rapidly renewed, and insult
so marked and pointed, should have
been offered to a man who, whatever
his faults may be, is still a represen-
tative of the entire South.
It is time that the people Of Hi
nois had learned that the war was
ended, and that the period for such
exhibitions OF untorglrlng hatred,
and invcterate malice, was over
When South Carolina and Virginia
soldiers can meet and fraternize
again with the veterans Of Name
and Massachusetts. as shcy did on a
a recent occasion in Boston, it is
time for such gra;uitoas impertincn-
ces as the Rockford scandal to cease.
The right of every community todis-
criminate in the matter Of inviting
individuals to their midst, will be
readily conceded, but the spirit which
led to an insult to the ex-President
of the Codfcderacy, after an invita-
ton had been extended to him, was
narrow and contemplate, and ought
to be fttingiy rebuked.-E heeliag
Standard.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

There has been grave mistake
committed somewhere, and it is Of
such q nature rs TO demand at once
Executive interference. The $4,000
claim of the Kitchen Organ for pub
fishing the delinquent tax list Of the
District of Columbia, has been disal-
lowed. Flat rebellion, and under
His Excellency's very nose. "Can
such things be, ard overcome us like
a summer cloud without our special
wonder?" No..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

The Postmaster at Washington oc-
cupies himself chiefly with levyins
assessments on the otliceholdcrs
throughout the country and the clerks
in the departments. He has issued
two formal circulars in the name of
the Republican Congressional Com
mittce during the last week, the
first Of which demanded $40 and the
latter $40 head, to aid in carrying
the elections.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

1t was $4,000. We mean the lit
tie bill that Murtagh, of the Wash
ington Republican, presented to the
authorities of that city for publish
ing the delinquent tax LIST. They
paid him $4,000; then they weaken
ed. and prefer to stand a law suit be-
fore paying the balance. $4,000 for
one advertisement!
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

It used to be the case when Will
liams was Attorney General, when
ever black or white loyal citizen
was killed down south for Grant to
issue a proclamation, have the riot
act read, and order Sheridan, If he
was sober enough to travel, to go with
troops massacre somebody and make
report. Ifhe found peace andquiet-
ude reigning, he understood his bus
mess, and made trouble; then he
would murder a few citizens, impris-
on a few more and then make blood
shirt report calling the citizens "ban-
ditti," remarking in his drunken
maudlin style that he wasn't afraid"
That was fun, bully fun as longas it
was confined to the South, but since
loyal ILLINOIS, which gives 10000 rad
ical majority, and has sent Dick
Yates and Jno. A. Logan to the Sen
ate, has gone into the public killing
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1875-08-26

A curious story is told ofGen. c. a.
Evans, of Augusta, Georgia. At the
battle of sIonocacy, Maryland, while
leading his brigade in battle, he was
struck in the left side by 4 minnie
ball. The ball passed through his
arm, and thence through his body
In blowing through his coat pocket
it tore through a paper Of pins, bury
ing some of them in the flesh. For
the past few months he has been
troubled with q pain about afoot and
a-half from the wound. 4 week or
two since a bump about as large as 4
pigeon egg was raised on the spot
where the pain was most severe. A
few days ago three or four pins work
ed out Of this bump, and itdisappcar-
ed at once. Thus, for eleven years
Mr.. Evans has been walking PIN
cushion.