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Respectful,
!. WARNER,

LIST, The Radical spoilsmen, in danger
of losing the offices, claim that they have
the right to use any advantage (the
word "lawful" is blind their "position
gives them Sin the matter of Registra-
ton" Now what right has either party
to an advantage" and what is it but a
pregnant suggestion, that, as the Radicals
can appoint majority of the Boards, it
is their province to count in such candi-
dates, or throw out such boxes, as will en-
able them to carry their point?
ID. 1t is unprecedented" (says the cir.
cular)that Republicans have already been
intimidated from registering, therefore
men should be appointed who will (hot
see that fair election is held, and that
every man will be protected in his right
TO vote butt have "the courage and firm.
ness to discharge their duties fearlessly,
4" ESPECIALLY IN CANVASSING
THE VOTE AND MAKING UP THE
RETURNS" 81
Sd. In order to secure the services of
GOOD counters, who would know how "to
make up the returns and would do it
without the fear of God or man, in the
Radical interests, Republicans of "doubt-
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The Best Light.

loo TO BROWNS to ge: your Petro Oil and
W Lamps. He has the only oil that will not
explode That will not iniure the eyes, or.
emit poisonous gas that is very injurious to,
health. H.s
BROWNS PETRO OIL
has stood the test. He has never changed it's
name or compared it to anything, Nothing is
equal to it. Some parties have tried to initiate
ii, putting out big advertisements, but it re-
minds one of the Buszard initiating the Eagle
Browns Petro Oil has nothing to look up to-.
or to initiate There is nothing to compare
with the light produced by Browns Petro Oil.
but the Sun. h 1914
If you want the best article Of Coal Oil, &c
to Browns, for be has the best that is made
Brown has had some experience in Oils, and
knows what he is about. Brown keeps the
very best Family Groceries, Brown keeps
Choice Tobacco. Brown keeps Choice and
common Cigars. Brown keeps Fruits, Nuts,
and Candies, etc. Brown keeps great many
GOOD things.
eCall and see.
22-tf Wm. D. HKOWN. Sr.
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Jno. B. LEWIS, of Stems Creek, Rankin Co..
II pronounce 1t q success-.a pillow worthy
the patronage of all farmers" lf..fsas
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If you want the best and most durable Cast
Plow that is made, send your orders to
STUART & KIRKLAND,
..... 900. Jackson, Miss.
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STUART & KIRKLAND, PrOprietOrS.

IF yOn want a good, cheap Cast Plow, send
L your orders TO
STUART KIRKLAND,
Jackson, Miss.
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Tuition payable quarterly. Deductions will.
not be allowed unless in cases of protracted
sickness. Scholars entering the School at any
time during the month of October will be
charged for the full month.
Young ladies from distance will be provi-.
ded with board in private families, at reason
able rates.
MARY A. M0SELEY, Principal.
Aug. IL, '75-2m. OSLO b.
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THOMAS ATKINSON, Master of Capitol Grange,
No. IS, at Jackson, Miss;
"Have used almost every cast plow that has
been brought to this market, and can truly
say yours is equal to the best. know it to
be in extensive use among the members of our
Order and it has given entire satisfaction"
Mr.. J. r. POWELL, of Canton, Miss.
ais the best ever used, and can highly
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pillow and scraper. t ttG II
L. +. MONTGOMERY, of Madison Station, Miss,
Pres't Mississippi State Fair Association;
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we'll, and Is substantially made"
CLINTON, MISS, July 18th. 1875.
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Plantation Machine Foundry
REPAIR SHOPS

10 All kinds Of PLANTATION MACHIN-
cry and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
kept in stock.
Oct. 4, lS75-3m.
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J. F. LEE, of Byram, Miss, says: -
1T is the best cast pillow ever saw runs
light, turns very WELL goes in the ground fine
ly, and is easy to guide"
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CATALOGUES, giving complete details, will
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Fair Lawn Institute,
JACKSON, MISS.

DALI Session begins Wednesday, Sept. 22l
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GEH. A. NJ. WEST will deliver the Annual
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The Railroads viii pass Visitors, and Arti-
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L. +. MONTGOMERY, of Madison Station, Miss.
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ais the best ever used, and | can highly
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-26
FROM SALT LAKE.
Ann Eliza versuS brigham Young
Decision ofChiefJ ustice Mexican
"A s.tinehsp- on Bro. brigham.

SALT LAKE, Feb. 25.-Tho decision Of
Judge Mexican. on motion for slimony
and costs OF the suit in the divorce case
between Ann Eliza Young and Brigham
Young. was rendered In tho Third Dis
trict Court this evening. The divorce
was asked by plaintiff on grounds OF
neglect and gross Ill treatment by do
PENDANT. brigham replied that tho two
parties hal not intermarried because
plaintiff had n husband from whom she
hal not beendivorcod (still living) which
fact no was not acquainted with at the
time Of tho marriage. and that defendant
had q wife to whom ho was legally mar
ricd. The allegations in defendants ro-
ply arc called argumentative and must
10 determined on trial, in the pending
suit. 1t lies within the province
Of the Court to award alimony
for the susienaneo Of the plaintiff and
two children and money to prosecute
the suit. Following il the award an
given in the decision:
Defendant should pay plaintiff to pay
expenses Of prosecuting this action g.
600, and he should pay for her main-
tsnance and Of her children the further
sum OF $500 per month TO commence
from the day Of filing complaint"
The Court was packed with people.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Training S~hip-wrcstiing Match
shooting Match.

SAN FRAScfsco, Feb. 2G--i:30 =. NJ
In the 10Th District Court, this morn.
ing. Judge Wheeler issued u mandate
commanding tho City and County
Auditor to audit the claims OF Com
mandor Glass OF the training ship. for
his salary Of $50. Tho Auditor has
hitherto refused to audit this claim. on
account OF a conflict OF tho State mil
United States law with regard to the
class OF boys entitled to admission on
tho training ship.
Last evening at the Lick House sa-
loon stakes Of $4,000 o side were de-
posted In the grsat wrestling match be-
tween Bauer, tho French. and Wander.
ecker, the German. wrestler. Tho lat
ter recently arrived. Tho match comes
OF March 9th.
In the shooting match yesterday, al
Day View Range, between the officers Of
II. II. Ms steamer Tonedos and Anglo.
American residents OF this city, nj
ranges Of from 200 to 400 yards, tho
latter team won by n score Of 3G0 to 3l4
points. This was the first team match
In this civ
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TIE CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA.
YIELD.

In tho course OF our remarks upon
and report Of the mining situation yes
terlay we spoke Of the prospects Of
dividends. and in connection Herewith
gave the figures Of the bullion yield or
receipts OF the Consolidated Virginia,
mp to date. stating that tho minc had
no, Welded nearly as well the present
mouth as II did last month. therefore.
that tho prospect for the promised divi-
dsnd OF 20 per share on the new shares,
equal to 80 oil tho old. was rather
problematical.
A note received from the company
to-day complains that in tho remarks
aforesaid. wa did great injustice. and
ads: "We admit your statement Of
figures for the present month is correct,
yet had you compared them with those
Of corresponding date in January, You
would have found our bullion shipments
over 500, O00 ahead Of those Of last
month. up TO the present time. showing
n large increase instead Of decrease.
We stand corrected. and aro pleased
to say so. having no desire to 10 any in
justice to the great bonanza, but quite
tho contrary. Upon comparison We
find. rs stated. that the yield Of the mine
for tho present month has been largely
in excess Of that Of corresponding period
it.st month. After paying the dividend
ia January. n large surplus was carried
over TO DO added to tho large yield OF
tho present month. During the next
fow days the returns from tho ''clcan-
ups" Of the various mills will be much
larger. swelling tho aggregate yield for
February TO figures far in advance OF
those Of January -enough to allow OF
tho proposed 80 or $40 dividend and
carry over q good surplus besides. lis
well.
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PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

rsculay meet;pg nj tbs Pacific Coast
~, o. III :. N
rioneers w@ ne'd ~ tneir na'' On D
street. Virginia. last evening. A goodly
number Of the cold Bows. we're In At
'enaAnos.
The following named gentleman were
balloted for and duly elected to member
s un IN q society: a Si'e.Pie, 1"'a
MI, vonn ~. hankoau' oHou'hie'
Ursa :. 'eoec. i!oo, N!o eoun'y'
comm;,tss =, Wsmhar.h,n ,.no,,.a
no new applications.
Committee on Sick reported no cases
requiring assistance from the Society.
Will Campbell. Judge. ]. W. Noyes,
Mr.. Bradley and Frank Stewart were ap-
pointed a committee to confer with Hon.
q. 4. DsLong in regard to q lecture to
DO delivered before the Society.
A. L. Edwards. Treasurer, reported
money paid into tho treasury, February
9th. 10 tho amount of Sls7.
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Tnr 0stlr cLoruIso EapoaIuN.-

TIE Oscar CLornNo EsPoRruN.-
Those Of our readers who contemplate
purchasing anything in tho limo Of
clothing, should by all means pay a visit
10 the celebrated clothing establishment
Of Messrs. Cohn & Isaacs, @ street,
Virginia, whore. piled up Of tho coun-
tiers and shelves, they will And one Of
tho most extensive and best selected
assortment Of goodsto DO seen anywhere
In the State. All Of the goods In the
store wero selected by the senior men,
Der Of the firm, who has an excellent
appreciation Of the wants OF our com.
munity. Cohn 4 Isaacs have the repu.
tation Of selling everything In their line
at the very lowest prices, which circum.
stance accounts for the large patronage
they are receiving.
PRrsrsrArIoS.-At the regular month.
ly social OF the Caledonia Club, held
last evening In Minors Union Hall,
Virginia, Mrs. L: B. Moore was pre-.
sentod with q handsome silver brick,
subscribed for by tho members, rs o
token Of their regard for the lady and
h6r great vocal powers. There was q
attendance OF members, their
wives, daughters and lady friends.
and recitations, humorous and
otherwise. wero ths order OF the night.
Mrs. Moore. Of course. was tho leading
spirit. Tho evening was spent very
pleasantly. tho occasion itself being one
long to DO remembered.
Noisy PEorLE.-Tho boiler.makors on
the Divide mako 1t lively for tho people
residing in that locality. From morn
ing till night they kocp up q perpetual
din. outrivaling Pandemonium itself.
All Of the different manufactures, Pio-
necr, Nevada and Summit, find plenty
Of work to do. At tho last named the
Dolmor Brothers are engaged ut present
In converting two old boilers belonging
to tho Savage Mining Company into
steam drums.
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Another large deposit Of cinnabar was
discovered within three miles Of Hodges
lead last week that bids fair TO rival the
Now Almadsn In extent and richness.
Splendid cinnabar has bean struck In
the Quinn Creek lead. . few miles from
here, at . depth Of Ave feet. Tho noun.
tains are full Of prospectors and new
discoveries are being made every few
days.
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M"IppLR.AGRp aIKN.

There arc many Of the ace Of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuation
Of the bladder, Omen accompanied by q eight
smArtlng or burning sensation, and q weaken.
ing Of IN system In q manner the patient can.
moi account for Oh examining the urinary de.
posits 4 ropy sediment viii often be found, and
sometimes email particles OF albnncn will ap
pear, or tho color will be OF q thin and milkish
hue, sgaln changing to a dark and torpid ap.
pearance. There are many men whodle Of this
diniculty, ignorant Of the causc, which IL the
second stage Of seminal weakness. DR.. n. will
guarantee q perfect cure In all such cases. and
. healthy rcstorstion OF the gcnito urinary or.
game.
y. B.-only an Interview required In q ma.
Iority OF cases; balance Of treatment can be
conducted ut home without interruption Of
bu.lnesa. No easc treated without q personal
Interview and proper examination. once
TO 4 =. ~. only. Consultation Free. Exanina.
ton and advice. Is. ID
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PrER's OFrRA HorsE.-Ths beauti-
ful ani highly emotional play entitled
.'woman'. Heart" was repeated at the
Opera House last night to \ goodly an-
di-nec. Miss Rogers, as on the previ-
Gus representation. captivatsd all hearts
with her superb delinsation Of the char
Gcter Of Isola. the Blind Girl. She was
ably supported by the entire cast. To-
night the great actress il TO he the ro-
eipient OF a benefit. The numbsr Of
her friends aud admirers Is ~ great
that she can safely count upon n crowd
ed house. "'Galatea. the play selected
for the occasion. is one Of her favorites.
Those who witness the representation OF
dala,ea tonight will enjoy q rich treat
-macnihcen. scenery. n living statue
ma beautiful as marble itself, and splen-
did orchestral music. Go by all means
secoxp EprrioS or PAnxISsoS's Mar.
Mr.. I. ID. Parkinson proposes publish'
inc a second edition Of his map OF the
various mining claims in this vicinity:
IIo therefore invites parties DESTROYS oil
having their locations represented on
the new map, TO make application to
Mr.. James Butler, or Ross L. Browne,
Of the Surveyor Generals office. sur
veys anil p,ats will only DO received up
90 March 7th. See notice
Ar CARSON. Tho following named
re-ideuts Of Gold Hill and Virginia were
mcmbered among the visitors at the
Capitol Yesterday. W. ID. T.. Gibson.
g.. =. Kellogg. VIM. Meserve. Thomas
Harkin, A. McMartin. Chas. Barstow'
Jonas Seely. General G. q. Waterman;
Capt. J. {. Lord. Billy Woods anu
Johnny Hereford.
EaEioT Rkcxrrrs. The following
amounts Of freight were received at the
Gold Iii, and Virginia dcpots by the
Virginia 4 Truckec railroad, during the
twenty. four hours ending II n. to-day;
Pig iron 1 car loads. coal 1, merchandise
4, and a quantity u locust trees, con-
signed to G. A. Chaplin. Silver City.
.IScIrirxr CoSFIAoRArioS.-At about
O'Clock last night q carload OF hmo
wood caught fire a, the Mound House
from sparks thrown from tho locomotive
attached to the FIRST section Of a freight
train. en- route for Virginia. The con-
Migration was sluelehed by the prompt
application Of q few buckets OF water.
PosrAL M.rrxs.-wo are requested
70 state for the information Of the pub
Lie. that official notification has been 70
ceived Mt the Gold Hill Postoffies. of The
reduction of postage ON single letters
between the United States and Canada
from 6 10 , cents.
CoSvALxsciSo.-Mr II. !. Waller.
who has boon confined to his bed for tho
past seven weeks with pnsumonia. has
recovered sufficiently TO b. able to make
his appearance ON tho street.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVALS. - Among
tho notable arrivals in Virginia by rail
this morning. wero Captain Runer
Schvan, Of the Russian Navy. and Cap
tain Geoge Leben. ieddo.
DRrrxo Ur.-Tho mud is rapidly dry
inc I'M on Main street. Gold Hill. III
the prcsont weather esntinnes. vo may
look for dusty streets In q weeks nms
fxs.osAL.-J. Ross Brown, the we'll
known literaieur. will shortly revisit the
Comstock.
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caor,r p,,Insrp or IT. Trnnol.. tn.

CRour DisARsED or Its TERnois. = The
croupy eough-ro alarming 10 the ear and 20
dangerous TO life-to which children are sub
iect. may he Immediately relieved by admins.
tcring a dos. Of llale's Honey OF llourhound
and Tar. When given 10 a child who seems TO
be choking under tho effects OF q rpasmodie
and husky cough, the effect IL electrical, ne
m my q mother will testify. Ia fact there 10 no
affection Of the threat or lungr, short OF the
actual REORGANIZATION of the tlssues and mem.
bznes, which u will not cure. Pixies Tooth
Ache Drops cure In one minute.
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Death or . Prsmissnt Citizen.
ST. LouIs, Feb. 26-H. E. Bridge, a
wealthy and prominent citizsn. and SEN
Tor member Of the Arm Of Bridge. Beach
4 Co., died to-day. He was formerly
President Of the Missouri Pacific Rail.
road, and has held many important Of
hcos.
Pfrs In CIncinnati.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 26.-A FIRE at l:30
this morning partially destroyed the
building No. 126 and 1913 Columbia
street, and damaged the machinery and
stock Of John T. Jones and other wood
workers. Loss estimated at $l2. 600 to
$751; Insurance unknown.
Justly Expelled.
BALTIMORE. Fob. 26.-An Annapolis
letter says that Gordon Claude. q naval
caded, was expelled from the Academy
on Wednesday last, for refusing to fenso
with q colored cadet.
Mr.. King stiii AFFLICTED.
WASHINGTON, Fob. 20.-It is stated
that Bartlett, Attorney Of the Pacific
Mail. left this A. n. for Minnesota, to
attach the property Of Mr.. King. with a
view to recovering the amount used by
him in connection with tho subsidy.
Congressional.
In the Senate. Morrill,, Of Vermont,
from tho Committee on Finance. re-
ported back the House tax and
tariff bill, and stated that the committee
was equally divided upon the bill. He
gave notice that he would call II up AZ
soon as the civil rights bill was disposed
Of. Placed on the calendar.
Great Fieod In tho sshuyikiii.
PHILADELPHIA, February 26.-Ths leo
on the schuylkill, at Minyunk. broke
yesterday afternoon. During the night
the river rose rapidly to twenty feet
above It's usual height, and only four
foet below the highest point ever reach
ell, submerging all houses in tho lower
part Of tho town, forcing the occupants
to abandon them and their contents.
The gas works are overlooked and tho
streets arc in darkness. All mills er-
cept one arc suspended, throwing 10000
persons out Of employment.
Yesterdays Accident In Now York
city.
NEW YoRx. Feb. GA great crowd
fingered in tho neighbOrhood Of st.
Andrews Church. tho scone OF tho
calamity last night, but only reporters
and officials aro allowed to onter tho
odiacc. Shreds Of clothing scattered
through the church bear testimoncy to
tho terrible nature OF tho panic which
seized tho congregation, and through
holes Of the roof biick anu plaster con-
'inuo 70 iaii'
Dea'h OF Pre'n'"en' rshnsS''s'
p m .: ,.,., r-,,,
-, .,,s. ~. =. n n
-. =, ,h.I. q T.
To- III n and ono a, ,ho mos,
hr.,ro.. NOR =, wos,.,n
p-.nn.v,,.,,. ,,., h.,o ~. uo,r;r,
,,oI - vo.r.
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THrr Will Do iri-Pcople who like to

THEY WILL DO irl-People who like to
trade &c tho best advantage in buying their
Thing. Insist on trading at %ilison's, Odd Fellows
Building, Main street. 9oli Mil. There they
can nnd lust what they want. including the
choicest Of can aud case goods. fresh ground
coffee, al varieties Of pickles and preserves,
fresh vegetables and frults. choiec liquor. o. all
kind.. a rplcndid assortment Of china and glass
wares. crockery. etc. ETC.. and everything AZ
the most reasonable rates. Goods delivered
free, Rison IL q good man TO trade with.
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FROM OREGON.
New Mi.ing Excitsasst- Repsrse'
Discoveries or Cinnabar.

JACKSONVILLE. February Is. The
Calico Creek mines are creating much
excitement In this county. A petition
has been sent 10 the Senators from Or
econ urging the establishment OF q daily
mail 10 Ysnk Ledge. and stops are b.
ing taken to push tho road 70 tho mines
at once,
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Arrs4ted br RobbinE . stage
Bioedy ARRAY Between I've chi
namen.

Bioedy ARRAY Between I've chi
namen,
MARrsvrLL.E, Feb. 25.-Two men were
arrested here yesterday, on a charge OF
robbery. named Nod Allen. alias Brown.
and Charles Williamson, alias Cooper.
Allen was arrested for stealing bedding
hero q day or two since. When oircum-
stances led to his discovery ho wal
wanted by officer Walden OF Napa, who
had n warrant for him. Walden camo
after this man yesterday. Allen Is
charged with robbing q stage In Kern
county last January. His companion
in the exploit, Charles Williamson, who
was Aliens companion here before his
arrest. and subsequently his principal
witness. was taken into custody at the
depot last night by officers Mccoy and
Walden. tho latter recognizing his man
on sight. Walden left this morning
with the prisoners for San Francisco.
where they will bs delivered 10 tho
Sheriff Of Kern county.
A bloody fight occurred between two
Cinnamon last night. Ono was re-
veroly stabbed in the breast and cut In
tho face. The others head was split
open with an az. Neither are dead.
From Yuma.
YuNA, Feb. 25.-Colonel @. Darters,
Of San Francisco, arrived here to-day
from Hardyvills, having come the en-.
tire distance, 500 miles, In q small boat
In Ave days.
wardwsll's drove OF 1000 cattle, en-
route to California. wsre successfully
fcrried over tho Colorado River here
to-day.
a Frightfsl AeeiAent-Thirty-ess
Persons Killed o. Wsupdsd.
New Yopx. February 25,-The wall
Of the store on Duane street, burned q
few days ago, this evening fell on aud
crushed through the roof OF 81. An.
drew's Church. which was flled with
people nj vospcrs. Six persons vsro
killed and twenty-five others seriously
injured.
Murderers Reprievsd.
AuousrA. Me-, February 25.-An in.
injunction having been granted against
the execution Of Gordon and Wagner.
the Isls Shoal murdsrsrs, ON the ground
Of the enthusiastically Of the law ne
curing the Governor 10 Az the data Of
the execution. " 0oyaruor haa 70
prisved both men ~ fses vssn
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Blue PoNrs. = Large. sized. delicious b
vaIves. fresh from the sca, can bo had every
vtand, Palacc Saloon. Virginia City. Al-o oil
kinds of Och. spring chicken. porter house
steaks and everything else craycd by the inner
man. ucdrpn's dinner combinations are q
marvel Of gastrononle skil. IL