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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-05-25

KSGHTs THRLGR CoHGLGyE-The
annual conclave Of the knights TemplAr,
which commences n PittSbuFEh to-day
and will continue during Yedlesdsy and
Thursday, will be one o. the greatest
events that has transpired in that city tOr
many years. Extensive preparations have
been made by the Communicates there 70
make the affair 4 complete success.
About 3. 900 members OF the order are eI-
pected to be present from all parts OF the
country. ,,,-,
cries Of Philadelphia, Cleveland, sleIben-
vile, Wheeling and other cities VIII ar
rive there this morning, and b received
by the Reception Committee and escorted
by he Great Western Band to the guar
ters assigned them. We extract from the
Commercial the following:
AT sig o'clock Tuesday evening, tttS;
burgh and Allegheny Communicates Will
meet at Library Hall, and from there pro-
coed 70 the Mouongahela House, where
thew will receive the officers Of the Grand
Commandery OF Pennsylvania, and escort
them to Library Hall, when the opening
exercises OF the tWenty-second annual
conclaye will be inauguTated.
Wednesday will be devoted 70 the cleo;
ton Of Grand COpmandeEy officers and
other business.
Al six o'clock Wednesday evening the
Grand Master, Sir james II. Hopkins
with the officers he has selected, will eX-.
emDlifv the work in the degrees Of
Knights Templar in the presence OF the
grand officers and the visiting Knights n
the asylum, in Library Hall.
Thursday morning the grand procession
will take place, in which the Wheeling
CommandeEy will be escorted In the line
by Pittsburgh CommAndeTy No. and
SleubenVille Commandery will be escort
Cd in the line by Allegheny COmmandeFy
No. IS.
At 8 o'clock Thursday afternoon the
installation Of the officers elect will take
place in the audience room OF Library
Hail on which occasion the Grea. West
ern Band and a choir selected for the pur-
pose will render appropriate music.
Fifteen hundred tickets Of admission
have been issued, nd'will be distributed
to members Of the press, visitors and In.
vited guests, and all Sir knights In full
uniform will be admitted without tickets.
Ats o'clock In the evening the recep-
ton Of the Grand Commandery will take
place at Library Hall. The recep'
lion will include a grand ball I'M
der the direction Of Sirs Addison N.
Cameron, VIZ. N. Riddle, George J.
Whitney, Americas V. Holmes, John d,
Biggert and ]. Scott Ward, as floor mana.
gers. An excellent supper will be served
at ten O'Clock. The dance will take place
on the floor used by the Centennial tea
party, and the asylum and banquet rooms
Of the knights Templar will be thrown
open TO Afford promenade to the particle
pants.
The various committees appointed to
conduct the affair include many Of our
most prominent citizens, all Of whom are
exertfng themselves to their utmost to
make ia grand success, and II is quite
safe TO predict that there will be no disap-
pOintment in their arrangements. Sir
John +. Hartranft and other distinguish
ed persons, including the Commanders
and Past Commanders Of the different
States, are among the invited guests.
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For additional Local Sc Frsa Page.

THE Council Board Of Claims we're
summoned TO meet last night.
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THERE WILDE Corpus Christi celebra-
tion at st. JOseph's Catheral next Thurs
day.
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JUsr RECEvEp.-Five hundred pieces
Of the best Standard Prints at s cents per
yard at John Roemcr's; call and see
them,
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Will open this morning 1000 yards
calico at 8 cts,a Aronheimer 4 INvi's.
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ARoSHErxEn & LEVI viii sell calico
at 8 eta.
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ALL wool delaines, good quality at %
cents per yard at John ROemer'S ladies'
this iS q bargain.
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TmZ 81 CLuB Co.'s FBHIS The
~ S,p Club, whose members It seems are
also modest disciples Of lzaak Walton, ex'
curted up the river on Saturday last ioE
he purpose OF making an attack on the
6nny Inhabitants Of the Ohio river near
Gienn's Run. After a glorious row be,
fore sunrise, the destination was reached
in good season and after sundry doletuil
glances al sundry blisters, the anglers Of
The party proceeded to business, but mot
before The drones had challenged every
fsh within the radius Of a half mile By
little target practice to decide who should
be professor Of the culinary department
TIE bait. nibblers fought rather Shy, but
by noon enough we're captured to furnish
he marty, FayenOus rs twas, with dinner.
The bass and jack were pronounced ex-
cellent, and with the eatables from the
clotheFbasket made an aPPetillng
and substantial meal. After eating
enough, Is the cook observed, to
last mOnth, those not too
sleepy set . trot-liRs, and the balance ad'
joufned 70 little cove 10 cool OF. But
though very sunny, the water was quite
cool, and 4 few Who had made mp their
minds previously that they would learn
70 swim at their next bath, unanimous,
| " resolved mot TO count this one;
The trot fishing was very successful
averaging four or Eve fab 70 every hook,
and By supper time quite hne string
had been taken, After . hasty supper
eaten by Rre.lighL the club embarked,
and glided swiftly down stream toward
homo. An accident occurred at the land
ing which might have proven serious, but
which fortunately ended only in q slight
scare, q bad Weiting and the loss Of the T.
s. dignity Of one Of the members. Al
though pretty we'll worn out when they
reached home, the club has BY this time
recovered the use Of it. stiff muscles and
is ready for some more OF the same kind
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TIM Sweeney lRsSitlsr libat case win
come up for trial in the Circuit Court
tomorrow. ..--.
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TnE strike Of the nail feeders Il over.
Those remaining in the city are returning
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EvheYBODY will have to stake ii
.traighrnon Il all the HCFooked'' whisky
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CAlIoO 8 ep., 3 ArOnhelmer & Levl's.
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CARRIER BOYwANTEo-AppIy this
once.
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CALICO s cts, at AfOnheimer / Ievis.
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CAlloo 8 ca, Al ArOnhelmer & LeYis.
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CALIcO 8 Cd, Al Aronhelmer 4 1eylt.
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ARE you billiousl Do you feel droWsy!
Have you the "blues r Take dose Of
DR.. BalPs Vegetable PillS.
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CALICO for 81 cents per yard at Aron.
heimer 4 Lewis; drop in, ladies.
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JoHS ". MITCHELL, AurtiOnSel
DOR SALE
I OTIS FOR SALE.

IL
A choice number Of excellent Building
Lots for Sale. Situated on South Front
street, South OF First street. For terms,
&c, see Thomas O'Brien, Real Estate agent,
1911 Market street. .-..--
mylO PLATOFF h. ZANE.
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Of which we make a Speciality.
These Silks are spun from the
finest and purest materials; are
manufactured In Lyons, and are
woven by skilled wOrkmen, on
looms at their own homes, there
by giving the Hand Loom Silk a
superiority over all other makes,
for their richness and durability.
Prices as low as In any city in the
Union.
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WHEELING, ". Va March 81, ISTS.
Received, That the proposition Dt the reainiy In
sUrAnce Company Of Wheeling, for the Reinsurance
Il the drU bushes Of this C0many be, and ihe S1i,e
Il hereby accepted and the President Of this Com.
Iany, together VIII MesrS. Rod, tlOshOrn And
UBhen, are hereby Appointed 4 committee 10 con.
summate the transfer u fuinsnFphtp prDVldA1
that upon examination by the committee Of he
AIaeta Of the Fsabody Insurance Company, II Il
found to Y pttteCtly responsible.
9lgned L II COLLIER, Eet'y.
tsIgbcdi A. WILSON, Fres't.
Upon examination d the aEcts and li,b,Iitte, NJ
The Peabody Insurance Company, We an fniiS al.
Ished "a 10 !ts responsibility. -.
lSlgnedl JOHN REID
A. WILSON,
WIN. g. GOStfORN,
T1OS OBRlEH,
wHRuiSO, March Sid, 1876.
The Peabody Insurance Company RESPECTFULLY
e0llcin continuation Of the patronage Of the late
Flre and Marine Insurance COMPANY, GUARANTEEING
atiSiaction, BY iait dealing, ample protection anil
prompt settlements
wM. BAILEY, President.
LEWIS BAILEY, Cashier.
n. G. ARTHUR, Secretary,
J.V l. ROGERS, Assistant sec'y.
DRB1uRs:
WIN. Bailey, Henry H. Miller,
Alonho InrinS, litnry schmuliath,
A. NJ AdnmS, nj W. Rates,
jas. r Barnes, Thomas Hughes.
$ 7. lllllte,h, SIH
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,h3e ragg Oh .H saf
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We would call the attention Of buyers
TO our
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nor SALE
INSURANCE.

Organized In 1881 RsOrauIr,d Ia 1875,
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FtouR-
100 barrels PoiloekS Indiana FAnoy.
100 DO Warrington, Ind, m!l6.
iD DO Gem The We, tEtn family
S nFS "a' WI ''''" N. REILLY.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-21

lying rubbish with which the eliiei de-
mon Of the Day-Book allows his columns
to be f;lled occurs an allusion to the un-
fortunate Senator Nye. James Nyc
served his adopted State we'll; in his day
and generation be played his part in the
great drama OF life with credit to himself
and benefit TO the State he had the
honor to represent, and now, IAN old
man broken by the storms of State, q
shattered bark without rudder or staying
hand, as BIO drifts demented toward the
grave, it ill-becomes any journal, how
ever low in the scale Of responsibility,
to attempt to cast odium on his defence
less head. II incompetence and ignor.
ance were counted as misdemeanors and
punished by the law Of direct ratio, the
devourer Of potatoes and demolisher OF
corued beef, who wrote the elegant Gu
logium on Nevada which we have parti-
ally quoted, would go to Sing-Sing OF
Auburn for life; as 1t is while those quail.
ties are above par in New York. tina.
beautiful homo of the arts and reposi'
tory OF learning. VIC must expect the
usual avalanche Of vapid emanations
and demonstrations OF ignorance.
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GIVE US A REST.

Shortly after the incipient stages OF
tho great Brooklyn scandal had been
reached. Beecber. through his attorneys.
brought suit against Frank Moulton,
tho Mutual. Friend" for libel. It will
DO remembered that in the latter part of
July Moulton wrote to District Attorney
Britton. asking him how soon the case
would be brought up. That functionary
responded in cuttingly sarcastic note,
promising to oblige him at the earliest
opportunity. This fired the Moulton
heart and he resolved TO do or die.
Sober second thoughts have lately infu-
enced Beecher to withdraw the suit and
ho in recent communication to the
obsequious Britton, the worthy Ply
mouth preacher says:
Your letter commenting to my atten-
ton certain considerations which incline
you to relinquish the criminal suit
against Mr.. Moulton and Mr.. Tilton was
duly received and considered. think
that the views which you present are
sound and wise. 1t would seem to be On
axiom that no suit should be carried or
from which neither individuals nor
society can hope for benefit. Should
you in your further discretion enter a
nolle prosequi, believe all right-think-
ing citizens will regard your action with
appreciation, when made aware Of the
reasons. Sincerely yours,
HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
That dignitary lost no time in appris.
ing Moulton OF Beeoher's modifying de-
sires. With "soul in arms and eager
for the fray" Moulton replies
I am indicted for libel in charging Rev
Henry Ward Beecher with criminal in
congregation. The charge is true. He
knows it to DO true, and whatever the
imperfections OF mans tribunals, the
Supreme Ruler will some day reveal the
truth aud yindioate the right. Fol
speaking the truth, and that, too, unde,
challenge and in defense of my owr
character and the character OF her whose
good name is dearer to me than life it
self, | have been arraigned as criminal
compelled like felon to plead with up
lifted hands; subjected to the ignomin,
Of bonds against an escape from justice
loaded with obloquy by the public press
frowned upon and avoided by society
and now, that the indictment against IN,
, has served its purpose by discreditinl
me in advance as witness of the Rev
Mr.. Beecher's guilt, and 1t is apparen
to you, as it is to the world, that an
innocent and must be acquitted--at thi
moment and under these circumstance
I am requested to acquisce in noll
prosequi, aud to suffer my accuser t,
escape the penalty Of his perjured perse
cutions. Never, sir, never! l deman,
trial and shall be ready, on any reason
able notice, to make good my defense.
Very respectfully,
: Francis d. MoULToN.
B'l-l-o.o.d, I-a-g-o, B-l-l-o.o.d.
Meanwhile patient, but justly eS
asperated public. wish molten sen o
lava might swallow Moulton up befor
he starts anew in this new Tilt.on tn
Beachor the Bri ton.
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MORE NONSENSE.

The imitation organs throughout tho
East are still writing long.winded edi-
torials on tho failure of the Bank of Cal.
itcrnia. and blinking wisely like owls at
MONDAY they talk of the great failure
and its lesson" The great failure con-
veyed some very useful lessons which
the people of the Coast will heed, but
the lesson conveyed by the intlationists ia
that gold money would be the ruin OF
the country. We will suppose this
statement to be true, that the adherence
to coin is what broke the bank, perhaps
then the intlaiionists can tell us what
broke Jay Cooke. He put his faith in
paper money and in lieu of mining
stocks held railroad stocks. What broke
Henry Cews & Co.; they dealt in
fancy negotiable paper. What caused
the downfall of Duncan. Sherman & Co.
they were impregnably intrenched be.
hind fortress of paper securities. Per-
haps the imitation organs can explain
this little discrepancy in their argument.
Perhaps they can satisfactorily account
for the fifty million dollars of CONNER
cial and financial failures in the East
since September '73 on other grounds
than general falling out of the bottom
and fathomless slough OF irredeemable
and worthless paper. When they have
successfully demonstrated the superiori-
ty OF paper and explained those little
matters they can commence with some
show of reason to talk of lessons " and
Pacific Coast failures" Till then thew
had best hold their peace and remain
bursting in their ignorance, if they per,
sist in refusing to spill some of il on,
and get few sound ideas on vital issues
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-21

Newark Silver Mining Company. =.
Location OF works, Ely District, Lincoln county.
Nevada; Location Of principal place Of bus
mess, San Francisco, California.
Notice Is hereby given that at q meeting of
the Directors, held on the fourteenth OATH
day Of September, 1875. an assessment mo. III
Of Fifty Cents (50cl per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the corporation payable
immediately, In United States gold coin to the
Secretary, at the office of the company, Room
No. II. Hayward's building, No. 4l9 California
street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday, the Nineteenth
(19th) day OF October, 1875 will be delin.
quent, and advertised for sale at public auction,
and unless payment is made before, will be
sold on Tuesday, Ninth 9th day of No.
vember, 1875, TO pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with costs of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
VIM. WILLIS, Secretary.
Office: Room No. II. Haywards Building, No.
4l9 California street, San Francisco, Call.
fornia. se2l-td
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PostpOnsn,ent.

The above sale is hereby postponed until
saturday, September 25th, 1875, at thu
same time and place.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By q. BmDsALL. Deputy Sheriff.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the District Court in and for the
County Of Lincoln, State Of Nevada and to me
directed and delivered for a Judgment rendered
in Justices Court, Phoebe Township, Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada, on the 22d day of May,
A. ID. 1874, in favor Of VIM. c. Gissan and A.
G. bishop, and against Vim. StsnsHeld, for the
sum Of $500 gold coin dollars, with interest at
the rate of 10 per cent per annum, together with
Sl5l 25-100 tax costs and Disbursements at date
OF Judgment, and accrulng costs now amount.
ing to the sum Of 81 .039, all in gold coin. And
whereas, a transcript of said Judgment in this
action was filed In the Clerks office OF the
County of Lincoln, and said Judgment was
docketed in the said Clerks office on the 18th
day Of September, A. d. 1878. and said execution
having issued to satisfy said Judgment, now by
virtue Of said execution have LEVIED upon the
following personal property to witt
Nineteen hogs, 10 shoats, 3 horses, / tank,
cart tank and one set harness, 0 tables, 2i
chairs, l carpet, 3 lamps and brackets castors
and cruetts, "a knives. "a forks, 2 doz. dinner
plates, 8 sugar bowls, 8 salt cellars, l water
tank, 4 lace curtains, tables, cooking range
and utensils, 8 doz. silver spoons, 10 chairs, 2
tables, 2 lamps, 9 window curtains, bureau,
bedstead, looking glass, pictures, l rockipe
pitcher, chair, 1 chsmberpot, l betlstead,
light stand. one wash bowl and pitcher, cham
ber.pot. l looking glass, l curtain, carpets, !
bedstaad, bureau, l clock, l chamber-pot,
carpet, bedstead. chair carpet, bath tub
wash stand. l looking slsss, 1 betlstead, l bu
reau, chairs, l sink. bowl and pitcher, car
pet, bedstead, l stand, l chair, l bowl ant
pitcher. looking glass, carpet, l bedstead,
stand, looking glass, carpet, l chair, l bow
and pitcher, l bedstead. I mattress, l stand,
bowl and pitcher. looking glass, l carpet,
chair, chamber pot. bedstead and mattress.
bowl and pitcher, bureau, carpet. 1 chair,
chamber.p pot, l carpet, bureau, l lounge.
chairs, 10 pr. blanket, - pillows, 10 bed
spreads.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, September ~, A. ID. Is Us,
At ~ O'Clock M. will sell all the above de
scribed property, at the restaurant known as tn
Star Restaurant, in Phoebe, Lincoln county, Ne
vada. at public auction, to the highest and bes
bidder, for U. 8. gold coin. to satisfy said exc
cution and all cost in gold coin.
Dated Phoebe, New, Sept. 18th, 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
BY G. BRDsALL, Deputy Sheriff.
sel6-td
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Poor Clara Morris, the emotional sc-
tress, who has moved thousands by the
magnetic influence Of her realistic imper.
sonstions. hos just passed through ter.
ribls ordeal. In order to effect cure Of
curvature Of the spine, white hot irons
were applied on both sides of the spinal
column, burning into the flesh. 1t is to
be hoped the horrid operation will have
the desired effect.
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NOTICE.

DIAMOND 4 ELY AND MEADOW
III VALLEY M. cos CHECKS VIII
be Discounted as usual by the State Bank Of
Nevada.
Phoebe, Sept. 18th. 1875.
wv. WRIGHT,
sel6.lw Manager.
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The sp,ipaeeId Eep.blieap. after ii.

The Springfield Republican, after dis
cussipg the California election, say:
More and more certain does il grow
that. as between the Democratic party
and the Republican party. the voters
next year will choose the Democratic.
No ordinarily good nominations ~ the
Republican party, no ordinary bad nomi-
nations by the Democrats can be hope
fully relied upon to change this drii..
As against Tilden, II would be impossi-
BILE for the republicans to make party
nomination that would carry the conn
try. Neither Blame nor Washourne, inc
ablest Of the old Republican leaders, can
be relied upon TO do il. Bristow would
be stronger. but, under the present as
pect of affairs, not strong enough: Even
Bayard or Thurman would stand the bet.
ter chance in O contest with either of
these best three Of the Republican lead
ers. Such ticket as Charles Francis
Adams and General Bristow united
might redeem their lost cause, but only
because, while 1t might leave party names
the same. it would force party revolu-
ton. A ticket OF any less power, ap'
pealpg any the feebler 10 the great
moral. patriotic and reformatory sense
Of the nation, can give little hope oil re-
sisting the drift Of feeling and OF event.
II the Democratic party in Ohio can
only secure defeat on the 18th proximo
there is no power on this continent
strong enough TO keep n Democratic
President out OF the Executive chair on
the 4th of March, 1877. A victory in
Ohio, however, will have a most disas.
trous result on the party, for it will i'm.
mediately saddle the Democrats with oil
the odium attached to imitation.
A winnemucca dispatch OF the 18th
says:
Natchez, the Pluto Chief, who has
been hunting ducks on the Big Meadows
since the cry Of the war was raised by
Murphy and Cleveland in the Eastern
part of the State, arrived in town o.day
He was asked If he knew anything about
tho reported Indian outbreak near Cherr,
Creek. He answered that he had beer
told all about it by the Shoshones. HI
said there was no danger Of war, as tn
Indians did not want to fight The Sho
shones had told him that the Indians
were not on the war path. and that al
reports to the contrary we're false
Maybe. said the Chief, who is one o
the shrewdest Of his race. some white
men want to sell some hay and barle.
and beef. and heap like to have soldier
come and buy them. They heap tall
and make believe Indians want to xii
white men, but all damn lie.
Which the same shows great percep
ton and correct reasoning on the part o
Natchez.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-21

Conner, the Republican candidate for
Governor of Maine, has been elected by
5000 majority. Blaine used every ef-
fort to carry the State in order to further
his chances for tho Presidential nomi :
nation.
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NEW TODAY.
Dissolution of Co-partnership

i listing between Harley Fay and George
Phipps, In the Bonanza Saloon, under tho firm
name Of Fay & Phipps, is this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, George Phipps retiring
Harley Fay will carry on the business, pay
all Indebtedness of the firm and collect al
bills due said Arm.
Phoebe, New, Sept. Goth, 1875.
GEORGE PHIPPS,
se2l- sod HARLEY FAY.
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The Alleshaniau troupe of bell.ringers
are making tour Of the Coast and pro-
pose waking the mountain echoes of the
principal towns OF Nevada,
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The California State fair opened at
sacramento on the 18th. The city 10
crowded and most gratifying financial
success is probable.