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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27
RessIutiens 90 Expei MeDonseii -
Debate la Progrcss-Onice Hours
of the Governor.
CARSON. Feb. 1850 r

CARSON. Feb, 1850 T. n.
Beck introduced a resolution for the
expulsion OF Mcdonnell; said II was i'm.
possible for Wren to speak on any ques-
ton without having tho finger Of scorn
pointed at him by Mcdonnell. He said
the course Of Mcdonnell is to proclaim
himself a martyr. but in no sense can no
claim TO he u defendant.
Hubbard said II was beneath the dig
nifty Of the House 10 notice tho matter.
Ho denied that Mcdonnell had made
any charge. The matter had como too
far and no hoped thore would DO no fur
Their action.
Avsrill thought II hal gone too far.
Ho admitted that Mcdonnell had done
wrong, bat no had others. He thought
there would DO injustice done II a vote
was cast.
Tho ten minute rule was suspended
in order to allow full debate. which Is
in progress up to this hour. 2:i5 r. NJ.
LATER-3I5.-The resolution for the
expulsion Of Mcdonnell was lost.
In the Senate, a bill was introduced
and passed, defining Office hours Of tho
Governor to 10 from 10 A. n. to III =.
NJ. during the session Of tho Legislature.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
srscrAL TO m ooLp nuL pAnT uvs.
FROM Carson q
Legislative Observation-Disclosures
Of Trsuble v . she Gambling
Qusstiea.

CArsoS. Feb. al r. N.-McDon-
nell accused Wren Of lodging the issue
ON D%avenport's new gambling bill.
Wren wanted II to 60 70 the Committee
ON Public Morals-MeD onnell 10 the
Committee Of the Whole. Wren in
vited Mcdonnell outside to discuss the
thing. II vas Quilted down, when Nc
Donnell went out with his hand on his
pistol pocket. wron followed. whom
both drew pistols. but were stopped by
bystanders. Both gambling bill, Hay.
MES and Davsnport's, were referred to
a special committee Of Ave.
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THrr WILL do iri-reoplc who like to
trade &c the best advantage In buying their
family groceries, provisions and NIL that sort oil
thing, inslst on trading At ltison's, Odd Fellows
Building, Main street. uold Mil. There they
can ind Just what they want, intending tho
choicest OF can and case goods, ftesh ground
coffee, all varieties Of pickles and preserves,
kinds, q rpisndid assortment Of china and glass
wares, cfockcry. etc. ETC.. aud everything a.
the most reasonable rater. Goods delivered
free. Rison IL a good man to trade with.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

BLUE Porxrs. = Large. sirpd. delicious b
waves, ffeth from the sea, can be had every
morning 1t Tom liefron's celebrated Rating
Kinds OF nsh, vpring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything clsc crsyed BY ihs inner
man. iie1ron's dinner combinations are .
marvel Of gAstrnnomIe tkin. II
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Cn'inhhNs ahN'i.. .n.'' WV
h'"' r"-
g.. S"aas.n,,alan, - I,hI;c In.,rnc'
o''o p"asar, 49, = .h;,aIr.n ~ =,
~, 49, ,a,wo,.ow a,.,;n, n
"onn a'.,nsm - n.,ar nov. a,
,e,va \, ,hssa .h;,Jrsn'. services
um - =, nr,,in, truth INTO n
i'o aa wrra s,5 than tore
.., ho'~s 40 ,ba, /, 1, Iona r.mem
bored. The children have not forgotten
his sermon on ,spiuer', WIN "S
rhyhi'iis 'oA.-o, me s.v"H P''P
spiders. .,.s o.s .. ,n,s,,,,-
~
CoRnrcrIoS.-lh noticing Tho ACTIVITY
OF tho boiler shops. on tho Divide, in
o,r ;ss,. ~ Tho 9th instant. We ipad-
yer,entIy spoke OF tho "summit Boiler
Works" a. being owned oy q nsinioI
pro'he's' a,m ~, Gsorcc
1nu, @aI,no, on,f sidney y. swan.
nins ..,;av. a,e ,ioin, a ,cry
N'os' o., 49, yonn, a Arm.
soou
Monx POLICEMEN NEEDED. The police
fore, Of Gold Hill, at the present time.
r.. ,,or. mr.. so MANY suspicious char
aeters to DO looked after Is hardly ade-
luaie Tor e~lae,sehe'es when sio n"U
I'm - .nrInvsj in he nich, fins. n
- ~ Il. han.j liza. tho town fathers
viii make pro,i.ions AT least for one
nohe,mnn in each ward.
Dissolution Ncf'ck'-h'se~het' VII
y" 'ous Is
T,,nlsv anil david Unmpb-
80 Ia. been Ji-ss,veI by mutual con
-, m, business will b. continued
h~n,',otors a, ,he old ,,anl' by Mr..
,,nmvhr;e. who !. Authorized 10 collect
all debts ana pay al bills.
A. , Ia. ,,.,,
., /, L,,Ln,n,I,,t .,,;vsd in
-. tram San rr,nc;.oo Yesterday
snsIna Ne unJ,rs,anI Ina, The above
,.na s.,,,em,n' In eoniunc,ion will
In Rs,heI' Will at once ontsr upon
,bs work Of preparing a directory Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

Jrsr READ nis.- iieyman broth srs have ju't
opened q now furniture sore on the corner. OF
and Taylor strrei-. They orer cyer, thing
necessary Tor furnishing houses. cheaper than
any house this eide VI San Francisco. They
keep constantly on hand a large stock Of hrni,.
turs, bedding. carpets. cfockery, glass and
plated ware, Olive them q call.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

Goxr IRON oun Glxx.-0n Saturday
night John O. Cloves folded up his
tent, like the Arab, and as silently dit.
ted away. Whether hs will return
again nobody knows; but his creditors
ssom TO have but little confidence. A.
tachments have been laid on his prop
erty by A. Prescott. A. A. Evans. W. II.
Hamilton. Manning 4 Duck. and John
s. Bowksr. Several others OF mi citi-
IONS arc said 10 DO sufferers In consider
able sums.-Reno Crescent, Fs6. %.
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STOCK REPORr.
insroarxD p,nr Ut n r. KrAriSs . co.
Lat Eycninx.

Last Escninx.
"A, Meadow Valley, s.,6
rs Raymond & Eiy, -. 10, 3sS
10 Eareka Con-. ist
$50 Washington & Creole. 2Se
DO Bslmost.
atl Newark. 5Ise. t.c
40 RYE Patch. 4. AZ. so
$40 Monitor Belmont, ~, ~
A ri Dorado South,l
$50 Pru..iAn. sS.a
2s5 Golden Chariot ~, tk,o
% Mansfield. ~
500 tennessee. sc
2S5 Ida Elmore. AZ
50 Mahogany 81
IT'S Emplfe udaho). ss
Sd War Eagle, TSe
i1South Chariot.
ioO silver Cord, ~
10 Posrmaa.t
30 Mammoth. sjc
% Lady Washington
100 ko-suth, ~
as Leo. ~
$40 original Gold hin, az, ~, AZ
i5yT woodvills. ~. a., J.
20, Andes, GU. az, Ga. ss BIZ
~ American fiai, 5. "
30 Wells Fargo, i.ke, Sc
~ Columbia. W
so Pail. sheridan. SOC, c2Lc
90 North carron,s
so Lcyiaihsn. IL
100 srsatsr. isc, s!ke
sos Niagara.
go Cosmopolitan. tic. T,e
This MerninE.
go oyh,r. NJ. N -io. en-
rs Mexican. az, Az
20 ne.l . belehsr, ~ .t1h,.ts,t "a.
~ Goald & uurry. IL. lss. IL
9s.vsys. III 80. lis. rs
IS Choliaf.ro,o-i. ~. sOe5. CIV bsS
a. Hale g Norsro-s %, tsS
go Crosn Point, nv. q, nv. n bO
"a Yellow Jacket, 10, IN
sio Imperial, US
so Enp,rc Mil, g, 81. s.
40 Belchsr. IS, Ji& SAY n
- Restuok. itS
40 Abba. i5S. -. ibA
IS Gsld mn Quartz, "a
20 -aiecsais. IN, Is
ico kn,ckerboekcr. So
- slObe. &c
80 CSn.oIIsaied Virginia, lg.x, go
10 Julia 5.sS
40 B%,ltiinoTv Con. ~
10 Utah, )
"a Decd, n,sl. ~, s.
e5 sle.ri Nevada. u
2tsO isdy Brysn. ., ~. ~
2oc Ballon. ~. ass
$40 woodvills. 4, ~, ~
IS Darcy. N
ss unloii c,n., Z. N. Z.
10 silver lliii. 6k. Tex
1910 California;. 81, 81 hs, 81 II, Hk. Sk %,
sss IS. ~, sT.51s
IS ss:. Belsh.r, IS. say. 20
$50 sueeor, xxx
~ Rock Island. ~
s5 Oysrmsn, ssx. u, ". CO.., -
10 Justice. ~. - -io, -
1875 New York Cen. ~. a..
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Carson. Feb. "a. 1875 p. N.
srvlrR


Tho bill TO encourage tho construc-
ton OF certain railroads in Humboldt
county (Winnemucca to Portland, and
Mill City to Unionvillc> RAJ taken from
the table. Tho discussion on its pas.
sage occupied tho morning session.
when the bill passed.
AssEMBLY.
Helm stated that Hubbard Ind In his
possession an enrolled bill which no re-
fused to deliver to tho clerk Of the En-
rolling Committee. and moved that the
Sergeant at-Arms be requested to OBJ
tain possession Of II. This refers to
the bill celebrating Churchill county,
which Hubbard reported not correctly
enrolled. being numbered 70 instead
OF 81.
Considerable excitement exists over
the n-McDonnsll affair. Mcdonnell
was on the steps OF the Capitol building,
coming from the street; Wren was about
emerging. being about 10 feet from the
door. Mcdonnell was behind the abut-
ment Of the steps Of the Capitol and
said: "You s--n Of a b-h. come out"
Both drew pistols, when outsiders
grabbed each and shut the door between
them. There Is 30 much excitement II
is impossible to get u connected story or
the exact facts in the case, tho reporter
not being present In the Assembly when
the affair commenced.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

observation-disclosures by the Medical pro
fcssion, ID. VIM. Halle Bslsam for the Lungs
cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption, and all
diseases oil the Throat and Chert. DR.. Towns-
ley's Toothachc Anodync cures In one min.
-.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

TIE President Of the Kansas Agricul-
tural College complains that not ono
graduate Of that institution has become
q farmer since 1867.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27
LEGISLATIVE PRoCEEDINGs.

Railroad Biil Pa~sed-shsrp Prnc.
tiee ON the Churchill County
Biil-Ths wren.MeDenald Afnair
-Unparitamsntary Language on
the Capital Portico.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

PuHos out the Morbid iIunors Of the Blood,
By Q dose or two OF Ayers Pilis. aad yoa Win
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27
M%rpDLE.AGRp Z

There are many OF tho age OF thirty TO sixty
who are troubled with TOO frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, ofen accompanied by . slight
smarting or burning sensation, and Q weaken.
Ing Of ihi system In q manner the patient can.
not account for; on examining the urinary de.
posits q ropy sediment will often bo found, and
somstimes small particles Of albuuen will up
pear, or the color will be OF q thin and mllkish
hue, again changing TO Q dark and torpid ap-
pcarance. There are many men who die Of this
diniculty, ignorant Of the cause. which 10 the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. \. will
guarantee q perfect cure Ia nil such cases, and
q healthy rcstorstion Of the Genito- urinary or
gans.
n. B.-0nly M Interview required In q ma.
jorlty Of CAGES: balance of treatment can be
conducted ut home without interruption Of
business. No case treated without q pcrsonhl
hours-i0 10 I, Q to 0. and 7 10 3. Sundays
TO 4 2. =. only. Consultation Free. Rxamina.
ton and advice. o.. ~
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YOUNG X

who may be suffering from the effects OF youth.
ful follias or lndiscret.on. will do well 10 avail
themselves Of this, the greatest boon ever lald
at the altar OF suffering humanity. DIR. SPIN.
My will guarantee TO forfeit i've hundred dol.
lars fer every case Of seminal weakness or pri.
ysie disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls tn cure. lie would. there
fore, say ~ the unfortunate sufferer who may
read this notice, that you are treading. upon
dangerous ground when you longer delay In
seeking the proper remedy for your complaint.
You may be In the nrst stage-remcmber, you
are approaching the last. II you are bordering
upon the last, and arc suffering some or all OF
It's evil effects, remember that u you obstinate
IL persist In procrastinati0n. the time must
como when the most skillful physician can rem.
der you no assistance; when the doors OF hope
will be closed against you ; when no angel OF
mercy can bring you relief. In no case has the
Doctor failed of success. Then let not despair
work itself upon ysur Imagination. but avail
yourself Of the beneficial results of bis treat.
ment before your csse IL beyond the reach OF
medical skill. or before grim death hurics you
In n nnemalure graye.
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eaaygoedsategaiAsd s.eons
andsec.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

GENfLEnEs'y CLOTHING, Etc.
GREAT REJOICING !
FALL CAMPAIGN
FAIRLY iHAuouRATED.
80. Axp....
BANNER BROTHERS,
rR,umpnAnr.
TUsr RECEIVED AND STILL RECEIVING
d at this Mammoth kstabfishmeut, tho must
extensive and complete assortmentof
Fall and Winter
G L q T G
Ever brought 70 this city.
The Best Of Fabric and the Nobbisst styles Of
SUITS
Can bs found at
BANNER BROTHERS.
Satin-Lined Dress Suits,
To suit the most f.s.idious. At
BANNER BROTHERS.
cHlncHllla, plhsunAl AND BEAVER
~ovERcoATs,
That will excel anything ever exhibited In the
city Of yirEinis for comfort
BANNER BROTHERS.
our ASSORTMENT IS THE LARGEST,
our VARIETY TIE GRKATEsT,
Our Goods the Best. and
Our Prices the Lowest.
BANNER BROTHERS
Bid Defiance to all Opposition, and win sell
their New and Mammoth STOCK n Clothing
~ EIkltho w Inv - VI ESba
terror 10 all self styled Cloth.
Ing Dealers OF this city.
BANNER BROTHERS,
who Away. study &c please their patrons, are
determined 10 continue. BY, straight.
forward dealings, 10 merit the
respect and esteem Of
their fellow. eitlEens.
BUY ALL YOUR CLOTHING OF
BANNER BROTHERS,
Corner Q and Taylor Streets,
VIRGINIA. CITY.
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INDEPENDENT OF COMBINATIONS.
RELIABLE INDEMNITY.
HONORABLE pYALIN0
rnE HISTORY OF rnE
HOME MUTUAL

On the Paeise Coast Tor the past ten years.
and tho following well Known Dirsetofp, sfs
.saaaeisat guaranty Of responsibility and hir
dealine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27
COME AND Bg HEALED.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
come aud let the Doctor examine your case. IL
will cost you nothing for consultation, 20 please
call and satisfy yourselves whether the Doctor
understands your case. n he can eurc you he
win tell you 20; n not. he viii say %, for he
viii not undertake o cure unlesshe 10 confident
Of Affecting the rame.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27
DIR. A. b. SPINNEY,
Has Renewed to No. 1883 South @

Street, Virginia, opposite champ,ain House.
DR.. 6pinnsy, well known throughout tho
country ~ Q Psthologist and Psychologist,
whose successful treatment o certain physical
disabilities and functional arrangements do
servcdly eutitle him 10 the familiar recogni.
tlon OF tho GREAT SPECIALIST, would re-
specially inform the citizens Of Virginia City
aud vicinity that his Increasing patronage de-
handing more commodl0us apartments, be has
removed TO his new Office. No. lS8 South y
street. Virginia, seven doors north Of the
French Drug Store, where he win b. pleased
70 consult with all, thus giving invafds an OPP
pertunity Of Kidding themselves. through bis
professional agency. Of such constitutional an
ioyances and ailments a. he claims TO compass
and 70 euro. Without entering into bioeraph-
ical dstails, Il 10 sufncient 70 sluply promul.
gate the fact that DIR. SPINNEYfS earliest
reputation may DO traced hack 10 hls inaugu.
rstion and conduct Of the Montreal Canada
EasD Medical Institute. The regime OF tho
English Pharmaceutical Colleges y gauged by
an elevated standard. An extended experience
and an assiduous study OF the varied phases
Of disease enables him TO guarantee assurances
OF success In the eradication OF the multif0rm
chronic Affections incident 10 both sexes. such
% Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality,
Youthful kxcesses, Marriage lmpedlmontrs
and Chronic diseases generally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

The annual report OF the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad. just
made public. shows tho total earnings
were I'll, 645.3 81; net earnings wore
S5,l3l, 805; total amount Of surplus
earnings, s5,12s 1877; increase Of gross
earnings for 1874, over previous year,
$40, l9l. while tho gain in net earnings
Is SlGl, 347,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-27

Cunard steamship Ashers.
The Cunard steamship, Parthia, Is
ashore on Bsdloss Island In this harbor.
Her cargo Is being discharged. and tho
passengers have been sent ashore.
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TO TIE LADIES.

DR.. sPTNNgY, while naturally impressed
with the delicacy Of the subject, feels 40 best.
with Q competent knowledge Of their various
suferlngs. such as Nervousness, Neuralgia.
Spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Lassilude,
Pfolapsus Uteri. kstroyerlons or Displaee-
ment Of the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities, Leu.
chorrea. Dyspepsia. ~Indirestion, Constipation,
and many petty, Irritating distinctions that
almost Invariably have their origin In tho utter
Inc region, be can Afford them immediate relief.
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STAMFORD, Xxx b..
Svoekcss Svhfsxrpv.

trookcN bvhfs&<v.
Bone Of our readers are not aware
Of tho fact. that crooked wbiskoy'
means liquors which have been snug
gled into market without having th,
special TAI paid upon Il. or, ,ha,
stamps ha'c been ssolen and placed
upon the barrels cuosairire 1t. In CT
ther &c. thcc was a fraud com mite
against the Government. Sr., con
duct is hot less criminal than down
right stealing; and the crime amounts
to a fclnny, FOR which. the guilty ar,
SCI need, after conviction, TO a term
in the Penitebliary. For weeks past.
the Grand Jury IT the Z. $. Court,
sitting in 81. Louis. have had under
advisement. many cases against the
distilleis and recti6ers If THAT city.
and men holding high positions under
the Government. have been implicated
in the frauds, tried, and in several in
stances, convicted. The sum total o..
thcir frauds, amounts to millions, and
thus have the taxpayers Of our coun-
try, been robbcd Of that amount. all
of whi,h, went into the pockets o.
the:e rascals ard roeues. Generals
and Cclouels Of the Army-ofiicial,
close 10 the ihronc, itself, have been
directly, or indirectly. implicated,
some Vi whom lave already been
iound guilty. and oilers only await q
trial nficr indictment, TO receive the
same sentcrce uf guilt. "Iof no gull
'y man e-capc" was the forceful in.
junction Of ,hc President. So say We,
20 say al who uuu'd rot have the rev.
enuts Of our almost bankrupt country,
pnss into the Lands If scoundrels and
thieves. Tor our pant, We do not.
think the President is guilty "a an &C
comrlice, bnt lis great wrong is IL
giving place to men who have been
fund guilty If so great a wrong rs
committing II fiaud upon our country.
That Court Of Inquiry. for his Secrc.
tary. Babcock, which he counicnanced
was palpable wrong. He should
have said to Mr.. Babcock. when the
latter asked for such a Court sir;
neverl Let your case stand upon the
same footing with that Of Others sim
ilarly charged, and, "sink or swim,
survive or perish" | intend that, so
far as am concerned, no guilty man
shall escape that punishment which
his ofense merits. That would have
been right, and would have shown to
the world, that he meant more than
mere empty words, when he said, ''lct
no guilty man escape" The very at
mosphcre seems TO he foul with the
odor Of crime around the heads Of VIC.
rious Departments. a cleansing and
purifying Of the same, have begun.
Let the good work 90 Oh until the last
rogue shall have been placed in the
prison that awaits him.
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SOME of the papers are bothering
themselves terribly over the question
as to who would be Presiden; in case
Grant should die, resign, or become
so disabled as not to be capable of act
ing. In the first place, who ever
heard Of man resigning the Office of
President. or becoming incapable of
holding it! Instances are rare where
the President has died in harness, and
Grant will not form an exception to
the rule of non.rcsignation, and there
is no immediate prospect Of his dying.
Will the gentlemen Of the press, there.
fore, content themselves for the pres
emf?
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Hesr0s.e.

As there are many Of our people
who persist in removing to the West,
Al word Of advice to those who 90
there I, buy land viii not bc out Of
place here. Hence. We begin by say
ing-bccir. Yes. that is our injuGc.
ton. We say this, because it has
been discovered recently, that a party
Of swindlers, some halfa.dozen, living
in the West, and North West, with
agents there, and in Canada and Eng.
land, who have sold and decided to in
nocent purchasers, over twelve mill
ion acres of land, to which they had
not a shadaw Of title to single rood
or foot, and their false deeds are not
worth the paper upon which they are
written. Thousands Of dollars have
been paid over to these land shal ks by
the honest toilers on the farms which
they, in their ignorance and innocence,
thought they had valid equitable IT,
tie to, but which, in fact, was either
public domain, or the lands of Others
who had bought them from the true
owners. 1t now transpires that these
men will lose their money and their
lands too. This is hard fate, and
we sympathize with the deluded and
defrauded parties. How easy it would
have been for these purchasers to have
employed the services Of an able and
honest Attorney, who would, and
c,uld, have investigated the titles to
these lands, and thus protected the pur-
chasers from fraudulent consequences
A few dollars expended in this way,
would have saved these men from loss
and foilcd the sharpcrs in their nefari-
Gus designs. We now advise all who
want to buy land, either West, South,
here, or anywhere else, to be sure of
your title before you pay dollar Of
your money on it. Abstracts of title
can be given you, aud there is no &C.
cI ion for toes. TIE plan Of these ras-
Gals was TO sell their lands low, with !
about one-tcnth of the purchase price
down, cash in hand, with long defer.
red payments withom inteycst. for the .
remainder They had the most beau
tiful plats of surveys mapped out. or
course they found purchasers every.
where, many Of whom lived in for.
eign countries. The deferred pay.
ments were never called for. They
never expected to call for them. The
cash payments were all they wanted,
knowing their inability to convey a
good title. We have written this
with the hope that mona Of our read.
FRS may ever W. caught in the tap
which was set SO successfully by the
rcgues referred To, and that il will be
the means ofputting upon their guard
all who may have occasion to pur.
chase real c.ta,c anywhere.
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Tur Bnptists cf Kentucky, are re.
1ucs,cd to send to the Rev. J. l.. Bur.
rows, Louisville, Ky, the names Of
their Churches, Ministers, and tho
names Of the Associations to which
their Ministers belong, rs these rec
ords were destroyed by the burning Of
the Church of DR.. Burrows. ut Lou.
isvillc, recently. In view Of the com.
ing Baptist Centennial, these rec ri.
are essential.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-17

CHARLES OCoySER. one of the
most eminent lawyers fNew York ia,
and has been for some weeks, in dy.
ing condition. He was n candidate
for President of the United States re.
Gently. but received only small vote.
As lawyer, he is second to no man
in the Republic, and his death will be
much deplored by thousands of his
countrymcn. We believe Mr.. o..
Conner is a bachelor, and that he has
but few. il any relatives in this coun-
try. He has amassed quite a fortune
at the practice Of law.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-17

One Of the best features of the Cou.
rier-Journai, is its column of Current
Opinion. by the way, what has be-
come Of the genial Round About p
We fear lie has strayed of to parts
unknown.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-12-17

IT. il could be done conveniently,
and without exciting a great deal Of
Indignation, Grant would have Attor-
ney Dyer's head lad in the execution.
ers basket forthwith. Dyer, our rea.
dcrs will remember, Is the man who is
vigorously prosecuting the whisky
thieves at ~. Louis.