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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-08
p~KLINauENf SALES.
Norsn

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
The board Of Directors. made on the ID day OF
such stock a. may be necessary will be sold
atpublic auction, Of the ONCE Of the Company.
Room 76. No. tlo California street, San Fran.
cisco, California. on WEDNESDAY. the 36th
day Of April. 1876, 1t the hour Of one O'Clock
?. =. Of said day, 10 pay said delinquent as
sessmsnt thereon, together with costs Of I'D
veftising and expenses Of sale.
JOSEPH MA0uiRE, Secretary.
0~nhce-Room %, No. Az California street,
San Fnneisco. California. apl0td
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pELINsJIxY SALES.


TApY nRYAH MINING con.
PANY.- Location Of principal place Of
6asInsss, San Trancisco, California.
Location Of works. .Fiowery Mining District
Storey county. Neyada.
Noticc-Thera are deiinqusnt upon me iol
msnt mo. III levied on the 27th day 81 March,
isTe' the several amounts set opposite Tho
names OF the respective sharehsldsrs, - fol
lows: ,.., ~. A.,
Names. no. Serun' GUS AMI
--oLDs ioek' %, IA s,o
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-05-08
NOTICE. TO DEBTORS.

IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO FER
"A KLNs D J0lIksON are rsqusstsd 70
setiIc Immediately With the latter. n. JOHN.
Son. II rot settled In due time. the Accounts
will lie placed In proper hands 70. ee!lse,ion.
Gold Mn, May 2. 1915. nys Nv
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NO, IIUsItt-, DtI, ..1ts.It5f. ..J3.. mil %
schiniekell. llochstadter
Co. Trustees ..... 100. 1874. lGt,. 80 -
And In accordance with law. and an order
OF the Hoard ot Directors, made On the 18th
day of March, fsfG, 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock A. may be necetpary win
be sold a. public auction. at the ctiee IL the
California street. ssn Francisco, California, on
FRIDAY. the nllsteenlh ligthl day Of Nay.
1879, at the hour Of two az o'clock y. y.
81 said day, tn pay said delinquent assessment
thereon. together with costs oil advertising and
expenses of the sale.
u. l.. THOMAS. Secretary.
Ohlce - Room No. u llAywan's building,
No. tlg California street. San Francisco. Cali.
fornis. mybth
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POsTPONHMEN
NEW YORK MINING COMPANY

Ny order OF the Board Of Directors.
ap25td JOS. MAGUikk. Secretary.
NEW YORK MINING COMPANf Y.
San Francisco. California,
Location Of works. 9old hin. Storey county,
Nevada. -.
Eotice.-There arc delinquent upon the fol'
lowiny-de-cribed stock, ON account OF nssers'
ment mo. W levied ON the 18th day OF March,
1876, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders. a. FOB
lnNH.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-04
LATEST LOCAL.

WIN. SMITH, the deaf and dumb street
beggar, has been sent to the Work-house
for four months.
THE case OF Marshall before Judge
Swing is still in progress, and probably
will not be given TO the jury until Mon
day.
CHARLES u. YOUNG, ESQ.,, is suffering
from the effects Of running q rusty nail
into his hand. The real estate market is
in consequence slightly depressed.
VIM RIDER and Henry Meyer varied
the monotony of their incarceration In
the Station-house by having free fight.
Both OF them go out the road for thirty
days.
LAWS Insurance Agency refuse to
prosecute their dishonest employe, Nc
Don0ugh, and he has been dismissed.
He cried like child in the Police Court
this morning.
PAT. RYAN got away with 81 80 worth
of shoes from the store oil Gotleib Klus-
man, No. 552 Main street, and this morn
:ag Judge Ltndemana got away with
Pat. to the tune of thirty days and $50.
JOHN WHITE and VIM. Morton were
asraigned before Commissioner Bond on
a charge OF passing counterfeit S5 note
on the First NaU0nal BANK OF Canton,
LII. Their case was continued TIL next
Tuesday, and in default OF $1,000 bail
they were committed to Jail.
d. w. LONG, residing at No. 100 West
Fifth street, while passing the corner of
Fourth and Walnut, was Knocked down
by drunken man and badly injured.
lie was taken to the drug store at Fourth
and Walnut, where his wounds were
dressed, alter which he was taken to the
Cincinnati Hospital.
THE Protestant Episcopal Chur ch
have organized a new parish on Mount
Auburn called sePhe Church OF Our 5 a.
yior." At Ia meeting OF the parishioners
Friday evening the following officers
were elected; Senior Warden, A. FL. Mo-
Guffey; Junior Warden, I. II. G. Allen.
Vestry-Jas. A. Frazer, R, H. Galbreath,
A. I'll. Gere, FL. III. Breneman, e. Ii.
Huntington, L. L. Lea, Frank W. Smith,
IA. Z. Proctor.
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Roard Of Trade.

The newly elected Board of Directors
of the Board of Trade held their first
meeting this morning.
The organization was completed by
the unanimous election of &. +. Black
burn as Secretary, and John Simpkinson
as Treasurer.
On motioYof Mr.. Simpkinson the hour
of meeting for all regular sessions or the
Board was fixed at1lH O'clock A. NJ.
Messrs. Dickinson, Simpkinson and
Krohn were appointed committee to
see il some saving could not be effected
in expenses.
One hundred copies Of the report were
ordered bound in cloth. A communica-
tlon was received from the Mayor
and President OF the Board of
Trade of Atlanta, Georgia,
and the Governor of said State, inviting
the members of the Board OF Trade Of
Cincinnati to participate in an excur-
sion, starting from Atlanta, and visiting
all the principal cities and points Of in
terest in the State.
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SOME ADVICE FROM ABROAD.
Minor Mentions.


BY American Press Association to the STAR. 2
LONDON, March 4.--China is negotiat-
ing $40 000, 900 loan.
MADRID, March 4.-Amnesty is offered
BY the Government to all Carlists.
ATHENS, March 4.-The Queen has
been safely accouched OF Princess.
Both mother and child are doing well.
NEW ORLEANS, March 4--News from
the Mexican border indicate trouble of
a serious nature within the next few
days.
WARRINGTON, March 4.--The Attor-
ney General says on Monday all parties
implicated in the Belknap corruptions
will be indicted.
CHICAGO, March 4.-The schooner Ad-
die is en- route to this city from across
th lake. This is the earliest naviga-
tion for twenty years.
ST.. LOUIS, March 4.--Gen. Sherman
attributes Belknap's downfall 10 the
general extravaganza and corruption Of
Washington society. He says it costs
Fish SIC, 600 year to live, aud only he
and Chandler of the Cabinet officers are
able TO stand 1t.
PHILADELPHIA, March IA fire COM
menced this morning at 3t9 and 31l Mar
ket street, occupied by Wood, Marshall
q Co., as a dry goods store, and con-
sumed property to tue amount OF $780,.
1000, Fully covered by insurance.
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WHAT IS THE MATTER WITH MARsHf

WHAT is THE MATTER WITH MARSHr
NEW YORK, March A special from
Poughkeepsie says Caleb Marsh, who
produced the damning evidence against
Secretary Belknap, arrived there yes
terday and purchased ticket for Mon
treal. He entered the Montreal car, but
before the train arrived at Peekskill he
showed considerable anxiety about
something, and nervously asked the con-
ductor when train went back to New
York. The conductor told him he could
go back as far as Garrison's and catch
one there. Marsh did not wait, how
ever, but jumped from the train little
beyond Peekskill, narrowly escaping
severe injuries. He went forward on
Montreal train at $40 T. M.
WAS JUDGE DENT IN IT?
CHICAGO, Maroh Am army officer
from Fort Sill relates the manner in
which trading posts in that section have
been managed by Belknap.
1t was well understood among the
leading posts that the paying positions
were sub-let by persons receiving the APP
pointment, and that the appointees
themselves had something to pay at
Washington.
All the trading posts are sub-let. One
Friedlander pays $4,000 yearly for Fort
Rice. Marsh sub-lets Fort Rice for
$4,000. Rice, Marsh and Judge Dent
monopolized most OF the appointments.
Rice Is said to be Delknap's brother-in-
law. A man named Loeb is said to have
paid $50, 900 at Washington before he re-
ceived the appointment Of the Comanche
station.
THE IMPORTANT ARTICLES.
The Judiciary Committee will hold
q meeting to-day when the
articles of impeachment as
prepared by the subcommittee,
| will be presented and a report framed.
The Committee will probably report the
articles to the House and Senate on
Monday.
There will doubtlessly be a long dis
cussi0n as to the impeachability of the
accused. The Presidents appointment
OF Robson as Secretary Of War pro tenn.
was unfayorably commented upon, as
Robeson's own department is at present
under investigation.
THE TRIAL.
The Belknap impeachment trial will
probably last TWO weeks. 1t was stated
yesterday that he intended to plead
guilty.
In this event nothing would remain
| for the Senate but to pronounce per-
petual disqualification from holding
office.
WHAT THEY THINK.
New YORK, March 4.-The crime o.
Secretary Belkuap continues to be The
leading topic before the press and the
public.
Ex-Governor Dix does not believe the
exposure will have any particular bear
ing upon the Republican party.
Prominent Republicans claim that the
exposure will not affect the Republican
Party In the approaching campaign In
any appreciable degree.
Leading Democrats say that half il
not yet known, and predict further
revelations Of corruption OF like
startling character.
/ The Tribune to-day says the Repub.
lican party has reached the decisive
crisis ip its history.
1t will either shake itself clear OF the
rascalities which disgrace it, or go down
to dishonor and defeat.
The exposure Of Belknap is but last
link in chain which can be broken in
any way.
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BOSS TWEED.

Reports That Encouraged by the
General Drift of Affairs, He Re-
turns Home.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
ST. ALBANs, VI, March 4.-Passen'
gers by the evening train from Montreal
report that Boss Tweed put in an ap'
pearance there last night from Lower
Canada. The Boss is said to be en-
route to New York to testify in the
So, 600, 900 suit.
NEW YORK, March Am the Tweed
Sc, 100000 suit yesterday afternoon, D. D
Field concluded his argument on his
motion to dismiss the suit against
Tweed. Charles O'Conor, Of counsel fol
prosecution, said he would decide Mon
day whether he would answer FIELDS
argument. The Court then adjourned.
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WASHINGTON.
Babc0ckss Exit-NavaI Department
CrOOkednesS.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
WASHINGTON, March At was de-
cided yesterday that General Babcock
should be dismissed from the White
House, and it Is understood he has actu
ally received his dismissal.
The Committee on Naval Affairs have
instituted fresh investigation In the
Navy Department. More than eight
thousand pages OF testimony have been
taken, and 1t is said there is evidence
enough before the Committee to make
work for another impeachment Commit
tee. There is positive evidence that
somebody in the Navy Department is
making an effort to intimidate the wit
nesses, and there are said to be as many
as six or seven distinct subjects of fraud
in the Navy Department.
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springfield Items.

Special TO the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., March A consid-
cradle humber of citizens are using coal
oil instead Of gas.
Drs. Van Norman and Moore have
dissolved partnership. :
The Public Schools will intermit all
next week.
Tie young folks Of the First Baptist
Church are preparing for the grand Cen.
tennial Tea Party, to be given next
Tuesday evening in the lower rooms o.
the church building.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-04
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1876

\ Polls will be opened between the hours Of 0
erd O'CLOCK A. NJ, and will be closed ~ s
Hcloek r. N.
GIysr nnder my hand and sea1. the corporate
\ tpnl Of 6he said City OF UipcinpaH, tlis Cd
Hay o. March, 1915 g, ". u 1paNpT0N,
1 ! ns!s : V. II. s 1880 !Ss s.sss
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THE ALLEN MURDER.
Statements of the Parties Arrested
ON Suspicion.

This morning, learning, that Miss Ma.
hala Brown, her daughter Miss Matte
Brown, William N. Scott and Edward
Tibbs, the parties who have been ar.
rested by order of Coroner Maley ON sus.
picion OF knowing about the ciroum-
stances connected with the brutal
murder OF sold Jake Allen" at his rook-
cry In Turkey Bottom last Wednesday.
tion-house. A STAR reporter visited
them In their cells and learned from them
their Individual statements hich are as
follows:
Mrs. Brown aud her daughter eocu-
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FOREIGN.
BY American Press Association to the STAR.
MINISTER sCHENCK SAILS. F..

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
MINISTER sCHENcK SAILS.
LONDON, March 4.--Mlnister Schenck
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Julia, sailed for the United States this
morning. Under-secretary RaGman acts
during his absence.
SYMPATHY. FOR CARLOS.
BoULoGNE, March 4.-Oae hundred
end fly ~ Legitimists yesterday present.
ed to Don Carlos, In this city, an address
OF sympathy.
THEY WEEP WITH US.
PARIS, March 4.-The newspapers in
this city, referring to the exposure and
downfall of the Secretary OF War Bel
knap, deplore the decline of honesty In
the highest political circles In the United
States. s4
THE CARLISTs.
The Carlists have crossed the frontier,
and have taken refuge in France. Don
Carlos has issued manifesto, express
ing himself as desirous of ending blood
shed, but says: II forbear continuing
glorious, though fruitless struggle, but
will never sign c0nvenio or fold the
flag until the moment OK my redemp-
ti0n."
SOME ADVICE FROM ABROAD.
LONDON, March 4.-The Times this
morning, referring to Ex-Secretary Bel
knap's case, says: "This incident may
have an important effect on the politics
of the United States. The searching out
official delinquenoies should not be al.
lowed to rest, but O larger scope given to
the inquiries which have been com
menced."
RISING. ID
PARIS, March 4.--The River Seine Is
rising rapidIy.
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MADISON, WIS.,, March 3.-Both Houses
have adopted the report of the Confer.
ence Committee on the Centennial Ap-
preparation Bill, fixing the amount al
$40, 900, and requiring all expenditures
to be approved by the Governor.
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BELKNAP'S TANGLE
Latest Status of the Disgrace
ful Affair.
AS TO A SUCCESSOR, ETC., Etc,
By American Press Association to the STAR.

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
Yesterdays CABINET MEETING.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-Yesterday's
Cabinet session was attended by all the
members, and lasted from noon until
nearly 8 O'Clock P. M. The entire time
was consumed in discussing the Bel.
KNAPP affair.
The first question under consideration
was relative to instituting criminal pro-
ceedings against the Ex-Seoretary. Dis
cussion on this point was not very pro-
tracted, and the conclusion was unani.
nous that criminal proceedings should
be commenced at once. Accordingly
the President directed the Attorney Gen.
eral to take charge of the matter and in
stitute at once such proceedings against
the Ex-Secretary as the law provides.
After this question was disposed of, the
conduct of the Ex-Secretary and the ex.
tent Of his criminal1ty were thoroughly
reviewed and condemned In unmeasured
terms by all OF bis late associates.
The latter part OF the session was de-
voted to a discussion on the successor
ship, but no conclusion was reached.
The name Of a gentleman OF high char
acter and prominent citizen of an
Eastern State was brought forward and
the position will be offered him. His
decision will be made known to the
Cabinet at the session on Tuesday.
1t 10 believed the gentleman referred
to will accept the position for the sake
Of repairing the damage done by the acts
of Mr.. Belknap, though In accepting the
position the gentleman In question
would bc compelled to make considera-
BILE sacrifice In personal matters. The
law requires the position to be filed in
side OF ten days after the vacancy oc-
ours, and the Secretary OF the Navy can
only act as secretary OF War for that
length Of time. The President expects
to be able to announce the name Of the
new Secretary of War by Tuesday next,
and perhaps sooner.
HE TOLD ALL HE KNEW.
NEW YORK, March 4.--Caleb P. Marsh.
who testified before the Congressional
Committee In the Belknap case, in an
interview To-day said he had exhausted
the subject 10 his Statement before the
Committee, and nothing remained for
him to tell in reptfrd tn the mattar
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-03-04

WIN E-ST REE T CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH.-ln the morning, Communion
Service.
Evening Service.
Voluntary, organ; Solo for French Horn
Opening Piece by the Cnoir; Address by the
Pastor, Rev. c. B. Boynton, u. d, Subje ct: "Je-
rusalem. Daniel and BABYLON interspersed
with singing OF appropriate and familiar
hymns by the choir and congregation, accom-
panied by the usual Instruments; also o selec-
tion by thc choir, "Draw Me Nearer" Seats
free. All invited, IT
TNABEkNACLE COSGREGATTON, ROB-
Il inson's Opera -house.-Henry d. Moore,
Pastor Sunday morning. Morality and Re-
ligion, or the Value Of True Life Compared
with Formal Profession of Faith. Text
Matthew v, 20: "For say unto you, that ex-
cept your righteousness shall exceed the
righteousness of the Scribes and Pharisees, ye
shall in no case enter into the Kingdom of
Heaven. Theme: is Salvation by Ordinances,
or by Rectitude of Conduct ?" The music is
conducted by Prof G. M. Currier, with select
band OF fifteen Instruments. Programme OF Sa-
cred Song: /. Voluntary - Orchestra - 2.
"Soon May the Last Glad Song Arise. 8. "Oh!
Could l Speak the Matchless WORTH" L. Of
fertory-Orchestra. B. "Guide Ne, q Thou
Great Jehovahp' Those who are called infidel,
those who call themselves skeptics and all
seekers after truth are cordially invited The
scenery on the stage will be removed to the ex-
treine rear, aud The am pie space thus obtained
will be furnished with seats, SO as to provide.
as far as possible, accommodations for all who
desire to worship with us. All are cordially
invited: Strangers in the city and young men
specially welcome 1t
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TSOR SALE-vIsITING CARDS--25, with
IL name and handsome case, for 25c. AMER
lCAN CARD CO., Xenia, o. mh3-2t*
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY

ATINTH-SrREET BAPTIST CHURCH,
IN Ninth street, between Vine and Race
I he Pastor, the Rev. s. W. Duncan, DID,, will
preach tomorrow morning and evening. Sab
bath-sc at ~ p. NJ. 1t
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L'OR sALE-Go WHERE THE TAXES
E WILL NOT EAT YOU UP--A splendid
farm OIL 65 acres, IS miles from the city, on a
railroad. Address H., this office. ja2S-tf
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JNT:ANTED-PRINTIN OFFICE = Small
w job office; an improved eighth medium
Gordon press preferred: must be cheap and
good as new. Address AGATE, 371 Ontario
street, Toledo, Ohio mh2-3t
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TOR SALE OR TRADE-PATENT--o
IL half interest in a railroad patent which
Will yield fortune TO one who has money to
Introduce it; great saving Of iron, and makes
things safer than the way they are now used.
For full particulars address Box 81, Leesburg,
Ohio. mh2-8t
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TOR SALE = CARDS -" Molre Antique y
i calling cards; most fashionable card in the
market; " pack Of W with name; samples lOc
AMERICAN CARD CO., Xenia, .. mh2-atf
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L,OR SALE--LAND WARRANTS-Chc
T. for cash only, Texas land warrants OF
scrip in sections of $40 acres. Address IEXAN
Moss House, Greensburg, Ind. mh2-4t
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EN0R SALE--FARM--First stock, OF
G l6i acres will be sold on easy terms. Ad-
dress ]. sgHM1DT, bSlK W. Fifth street, or
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TOR SALE-HOTEL-Large barn and q
IL good run of custom, on the Harrison and
BTookville pike, q miles out. For particulars
address WIN. SEELY, New Tren, on, Ind.
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ED-EvAPORATOR - Cooks sec
w ond-hand; must be good size, sound and
reasonably cheap. Address. stating price, W.
A. GRAHAM, Flemingsburg, Ky. mh2-4t
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FOR sALN--REAL EsTATE.

TOR sALE-FARM-Or ITO acres, IL miles
IT from city, substantially improved. In
quire at T07 Central avenue. mn2-3t
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EYenine. Seryice,

WIN RECT CONGREGATIONAL
Y CHURCH.-ln the morning, Communion
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yT+ANTED-To CLOSE oUT--A stock Of
w nrst-class Sewing Machines In order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
COST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 Walnut
street, hrst floor. ie26-H
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TOR SALE--SA W-MILL--DQub circular,
l. frst-class make, good as new; will be sold
at great bargain. For particulars, &C., ad-
dress Box 80, Petersburg, Boone County, KY.
mh2-lt
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CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Ninth
" street, between Central avenue and Plum
W. I. Moore, Pastor. Morning subject; {" The
Comforting Influence Of the Christian Re-
ligion." Evening: " What Kinu of Fitness is
Necessary to Become a Christian ~ Several
Baptisms at night All seats free. 1t
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w TANTED-EVERYBO save mon
w ey in buying custom-made boots, shoes,
CATERS, slippers or rubbers, to so to s, MARX,
good side-lacc shoes for ladies from 81 so to
81 rs pair, ana all other goods in proportion.
Go and see. 1t
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1'oG 5ALE-COUNTER-Te feet long. In
L good condition. VIII be soii cneap APP
ply at 107 W est Fifth street. ia3-tf
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pied one compartment, and seemed to b
perfectly calm and collected. Tbt
mother is q Woman of not unpleassni
exterior. Her hair and eyes are black.
and she is very neatly dressed. For a
woman of fifty .elghtyears, as she states
that as her age, she looks remarkably
young, and conyerses with fuency and
ease, though earnestly.
Miss Matte is but twenty -three wears
old, and bears slight resemblance to
her mother, though her eyes are blue
Both seemed perfectly willing to talk to
no uneasiness as to the result of the in
vestigation, which, by the way, will aat
be commenced by the Coroner until next
Wednesday.
Said
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FOR SALE.

E0R SALE--25 CARDs--With name, 100
l. AMERICAN CARD CO., Xenia, OHIO.
mh2-2t"
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LSOR SALE HOUSE-In Lower Dayton,
II KY, a new frame house of three rooms, cls-
viii sell cheap for cash. THOMAS NJ. SU-
SAN. mh2-6t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS

nor RENT-ROOM-No. II Harrison street,
Il for colored folks; key at 40 Sycamore st.
mh8-2t%
lNOR RENT-ROOM-Fnrnis to gantla- :