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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Hon John Kelly, the Tammany
chieftain, was married on the 21at tC
Miss Teresa Muller, niece of Cardi.
nal McClosky. The Cardinal per
formed the ceremony.
The Hon. John w. Foster reports
to the Departmental of Agriculture that
''in Mexico there exists the agricul-
tural capacity to produce all the coffee
that can be consumed in the United
States, and of a quality equal to the
best grown in any country"
At.Milford, Del, oysters sell at the
very unselish price OF twenty-five
cents per bushel, heaped measure.
Not only is drinking diminishing
in Massachusetts by the pressure of
hard times, but temperance societies
are collapsing for want of funds.
"Ninth Duke of Airdree," short
horn bull, owned at Kankakee III. by
Emory Cobb, died recently of lung
fever. Mr.. Cobb was recently offered
SO 900 for half interest in the Duke.
In indianapolis, from Nov. 1st TO
the Goth 80, 756 hogs were packed, be-
ing 4,746 more than for the CORES
ponding period last year.
New York, November 24.-Wm. NJ
Tweed was landed here yesterday af-
ternOon at the foot of Grand street
and North river from revenue cutter.
He was taken in a carriage by the
sheriff to Ludlow street Jail, where he
was admitted through the gate, and
not by the office, as usual. All he re-
marked on being admitted to his cell
by Warden Watson was, 81 thought
L would come and see you again."
No p arson was allowed TO see him last
night, and no one but watchmen were
permitted to enter the corridor. The
experience of his escape has made the
officials of Ludlow very watchful.
He will be treated precisely as other
prisoners, and allowed no privileges.
His rooms are much smaller than
those previously occupied. and are ac-
eessible only through the warden's
apartment.
At Rochester, Ind, on the 2lst the
residence of Mrs. Culver was destroy
ed by fire, and all its contents. 1t
was one of the oldest houses in the
city.
May aud December were recently
united in Paris. Mile. Valentine
Herbert, II, and the Marquis de Pre-
galee, s.. When she Is 40 he will be
los.
Five servant girls went to sleep in
room in Antwerp where the gas es-
capped, and four of them died.
The Peoria lVoolen mills, valued at |
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
CRIME.

The mail coach near Lasvegas, New
Mexico, was recently stopped by four
masked men and robbed. They took
everything of value except some sill
yer brick which, they said Were toe
heavy for them TO carry.
At Sioux City, one night last week
during an alteration between o. II.
Titus and NJ. Feasting. the former
fatally stabbed the latter with a pitch
fork.
On election day Arthur Murphy
was killed at Springfield, H.. by
brick bats being thrown iuto a crowd
by some person or persons. Three
negroes were recently arrested in Mo.
as the perpetrators of the crime.
At Albany y. y, Oh the oath, a
butcher named Darce, cut boys
throat and then cut his body into
pieces.
Thomas Dent, son Of the Sheriff Of
Richland county, South Carolina, was
shot aud fatally wounded 10y State
Senator, John Cochran of Anderson
county, one day last week. Result of
a political quarrel.
Miles Reddick, a negro, convicted of
the murder of another negro named
Alex. Burke, at Richmond Va, has
been sentenced to be hanged January
23d.
At Waterville, Me-, on the 23d, four
men attacked the watchman of the
National Bank, bound and gagged
him, but were scared away by anoth-
er watchman before they accomplish
ed the robbery of the bank.
Near Cave City, KY, negro mob
the other day hung a negro to the
limb OF a tree for voting the Demo-
cratic ticket.
AT AllegEna City Pa. on the 9th,
horrible tragedy occurred. Charles
Opperman killed his wife with an
axe, splitting her head open. He
then cut his own throat and died.
Geo. H Saulier, a French teacher
in New York was recently arrested
for circulating obscene photographs
and books among his pupils.
AT Bloomington, ILL.,, on the 26th, a
man named Meredith was found gull
ty of murder in the first degree and
sentenced to be hung. He murdered
a man last August, by the name of
Murphy, while travelling as compan-
ions together. The murder was COM
mitted near the town of Gridley, Ill.
A boy named Willie Hafner, about
II years old, was found hanging by
the neck in his fathers stable in
Omaha last Sunday. He was dead
when found. As his feet were not
clear of the floor some suspect he was
and no cause was known
why he should take his own life.
Two counterfeiters, named Lang
and Boland were recently arrested at
Indiana. Lang has since
been identified as the notorious Pete
Mccartney, and Boland as an old pal
of McCartney's named Walter Scott |
Mccartney is said to be the most ex-
tensive and successful counterfeiter in |
the United States. He has many |
times been arrested but always man
aged to escape.
At Albany, n. Y, on the oath a
butcher named Thesis becoming pro-
voked at some boys threw a butcher
knife at them, but the knife struck an
innocent boy who was making a pur-
chase, disenbowling him.
At Urbana, Ohio, on the Oath, a
young man named James Cassel, who
had just been released from an insane
asylum was allowed to carry a revolv-
er, and going to his brothers. bed
while he was asleep, shot him through
he head.
Bloomington, I'll, Nov. GA bout
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

The Democrats of North Carolina
are very much excited by discovery
of the fact that one Of Tilden's cleo
tors, VIM. b. Glen, is ineligible. He
is one of the com mmissioners appointed
by the southern commission 10 take
testimony. This will give one Re-
publican elector ia North Caroliua.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
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Signers OF the Declaration Of independence,
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last War with England the War with Mex
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Important Events connected with the late
War; very many other Facts and Events
connected with American Politics. In fact
A ready. cheap and MOST COMPLETE BOOK
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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

The Atlanta Constitution ridicules
the bluster of Northern Democratic
papers as follows: "Some of the In
diana papers are talking war talk.
Very well. But do, dear Northern
and Western Democrats, confine the
fighting to your side of the line. We
have had enough of it down this
Wavii
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

So 1Ir. Griffey will, by virtue of
this order of custer, be compelled to
step down from that judicial bench,
which be has occupied for the year.
and take seat on common chair
among the lawyers. while Il. K.-we
should say Judge-Valentine will
proceed to practice dfgulty and dis
peDse Justice from the sixth judicial
rostrum for the next three years.
We believe Judge Griffey's decis-
ions and acts will hold good as if he
bad been a legally elected judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Miss Susan b. Anthony utters as
true a thing as statesman or ecclesiRs-
tic ever expressed when she says =
The most reverent recognition of
God I'm the constitution would be JUS
tice and equality for women. ."-OnlG-
hG Republican.
We would vote for recognition in
that way.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Corrupt williams "scheming
scoundrels ;" radical thieves and
robbers" ''satan inspired devils 4"
"penitentiary BIRDS" and such like
lovely expressions, are stereotyped
prefixes to all political editoria! arti-
cles appearing in the Omaha Herald
since the elections. He must have
'em i9 his boots again.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

The total vote foE President i'm New
York county was III $50. Tilden re-
ceived ll2, $50 votes; Hayes, IS, SCI !;
Cooper, 289. For Governor, Robinson
Dsm.) received 1l0,643 votes; Nor
gan (Rep.). 5O,G05; Griffin Green
back, ia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

If trouble occurs in counting the
Presidential vote, It will be made by
those who were rebels during the war
those with arms in hand, or aiders
and abettors who had not the courage
to go that far. These are the same
fellows who are now talking blood
aud thunder"
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Itsounds so musical to hear Wade
Hampton. old Story of the Chicago
Times, and its shadow, the Omaha
Herald, sing their little songs-"Long
Suffering" Down Trodden," "Op-
pressed People of the South" The
same sympathy one Jail bird express
es for his fellow. who, having violated
law of the land, is suffering the
penalty.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Congress will meet next Monday,
December 4th. Then, will tho Demo-
cratic leaders of rebelGom procee1 TO
howl a requiem over the dear old d. d.
whose name was Samuel.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Many Republican papers Of MlcEi-
gan have begun 10 advocate the re-
election of Mr.. Ferry to the L. S.
Senate. The legislature will be large
ly Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Hon. ID. NJ. Frost, a Democratic
Presidential electOr of Missouri, is
thought to be ineligible on account Of
political disabilities. He was q con-
federate general. and never restored
to the rights of citizenship.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

In obeying these instructions you
will advise with the Governor and dis
pose your troops in such manner as
may be deemed best in order to carry
out the spirit of the above order of the
President. Acknowledge receipt.
]. ID. CAMERON, Secretary of War.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

At Green Bay, Wisconsin, three
children in one family are stricken
with trichina, occasioned from eating
raw pork. Elder members of the
family who partook of the same pork
cooked, escaped uDharmed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Official returns from Kentucky
show as follows: Tilden, go, AS /;
Hayes. 9S Ais. a full delegation Of
Democratic cOngressmen-ten.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

On the 25th inst. the Supreme
Court of South Carolina fined the
canvassing board of the State 81 500
each, and committed all the members
of the board to jail until released by
order of the court. The members Of
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

AT Newcastle, Del, on the 18th, six
criminals were whipped in the pill
iory, receiving from twenty to forty
lashes each.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

jacobs. Republican, has been elect
ed Delegate TO Congress ia Washing
ton Territory. by 800 majority. Leg
islatlre Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
The Nebraska Railway.

This Is positively the best route from BrownviAe
to all points
EAST All SOUTH
Avoid n long and tediJ Jus buss ride through Mis-
SOurl mud by taxing the Nebraska Railway. De
pot within f"W steps Of your doors. Trains ~
this route land yOu at Nebraska City in time for d.
rect connection with
C.. B. &. q. Trains for Chicago and the
East, and K. G. ST. Joe. q G. .. trains
for st. Louis and the North.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
Manufactured Dy
j. II. ZELTN & CO.,


It ItcOntains four medical elements never united in
the same happy proportion i'm any other prepaTa-
tiOn, viz: q gentle Carthartic, a wonderful Tonic,
an uneXceptiOnable Alternative and certain COrrec-
tive Of all Impurities or the body. Such signal
cess has attended its use that il is now REGARDED as
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Senator Morton, who has been for
several weeks in San Francisco inves-
tigating the Chinese immigration
question, returned east last week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

In the fourth congressional district
of California Mr.. Pacheco, the Re-
publican-candidate, has only one ma
iOritV
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

The Republicans i'm the Pennsy VA
MIA Senate will have 10 majority, and
81 majority ia the House.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Gen. Sheridan has returned to Chi
cago from New Orleans, leaving Gen.
Auger in command at the latter place.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

The official vote Of New Hampshire
is-Hayes. 4I.522; Tilden, 38,449.
Hayes maj aJority, 3,075.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Missouri official gives Tilden 202,
6S7; Hayes, IA 493; Cooper. 3.49S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

The vote Of Florida is being count
ed. The canvassing board IL ct Oh the
9th inst
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
PuRELY VEGFTART.E

containing those Southern Roots and Herbs which
an all-wiSe Providence has placed in countries
where Liver Diseases most prevail. 1t viii cure
all Diseases caused by DeraBgement of the
Liver and Bowels
The GMPTOMS of Liver complaint are q bitter
or bad taste in the mouth; Pal in the Back sides
or Joints, often mistaken for rheumatism; sour
stomach; Loss Of Appetite; Bowels alternately
cOSttve and lax; Headache; Loss OF Memory. with
q painful sensation of having failed to do some
thing which ought 10 have been done: Debility,
Low Spirits, thick yellow appearance of the
skin and eyes dry Cough Ofteh mistaken for
Consumption.
Sometimes many of these symptoms attend the
disease, at others very few hut the Liver the iarg
est organ in the body, is generally the seat of the
disease, and If not Regulated IN time great suffer
ing. wretchednesS and DEATH will ensue.
can recommend as an el1icaciOus remedy for
disease Of the Liver. Heartburn and Dyspepsia,
Simmons Liver Regulator.
LEWIS q. WUNDER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
HE ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY, NOV. so, 1876.

JEFF. Davis arrived in New York
from Europe on 4ire 18th.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
LEWIS q. WUNDER,


-ASS4ataLHt rust Muster, Gulhuelpula
We nave tested its virtues personally. and know
that for Dyspepsia, BillOusnesS, and ThrObbing
Headache, It is the best medicine the world ever
saw. We have tried forty other remedies before
simmons Liver Regulator, but none of them gave
us more than temporary relief: but the Regulator
not only relieved but cured US. I'D. telegraph &
Messenger, Macon, Ga.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30

Hayes majority in Illinois is 1887
Cullom, she Republican candidate for
Governor. received Z. .643 majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
J. FL. ZELIN & CO.,
Macon. GR., and Philadelphfa.

Your valuable medicine simmons Liver Regu-
IatOr. has saved me many Doctors bills. I use l.
for everything 10 is recommended and never knew
il TO fail l have used 10 I'm Collie and GrubbS, with
my mules and horses giving them about half q bot
tie al a time have not lost one that gave Il to-
You can recommend it TO every one that has Stock
as being the best medicine known for all complaints
that hOrse-heSh is heir TO.
i. 7. TAYLOR
22yI Agent for Changers Of Georgia.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
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For circulars address THE BEVERLY co
State and Jackson Sts., Chicago.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
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ILLUsTRATED.


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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
THE EFFECTUAL spECIFIC

For all diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Spleen
As q remedyiu
MALARIOUS FENERS, BOWEL CO31PI4A TNTS
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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-11-30
IT HAS NO EQUAL.

~ TTTYH N = As there are numerous i'm
81 y a - ~ - itatiOns offered to the pub
iic. we would caution the community TO buy no
Powders or Prepared SIMMONS LIVER REGU-
LATOR, unless in our engraved wrapper, with the
trade mark. stamp and signature unbrOken. None
nfIpr il rennine-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28
Arrivals shis Msrsi.s.
p.p.r,urs. las. Ey-sIns.
rARADOxIcAL..
a Lady Gsts Her Eye Opeasd by
Having 10 Ciosed-rhe Pleasures
OF COasstns.

II would 10 n shame TO let the present
unusually excellent sleighing pass with
out taking some kind Of a ride. were it
no more than down hill on a hand sled.
Such is our idea. and we practice 1t. to
the no small discomfort OF our legs,
which have an awkward knnek Of en-
countering all kinds OF unforeseen OBJ
siacles. coming out plus many an un-
Portable scotch and minus much COM
Portable cuticle. Coasting appears to be
almost epidsmical in Gold Hill at pres
ent-boys and girls, men and women.
both married aud single, being touched
with the fever. Many accidents, both
eomical and s%rrions, consequently occur.
the best or funny mes not being. a. a
rule, reported in the papers. One &C.
Cured in the lower part Of town. near
slime ogg's stable. lately. which is
making quite a number Of Gold Killers
merry. and it is u happy privilege to
report 1t.
1t is said several middleaged and
staid ladies' were coasting down the
cross.s,rsst passing oss's stable, when
one OF them, who was under splendid
hsadway, ran into a COW that was pass
ing along Main street, unconscious OF
danger. disturbing the animals equi-
librium and making n confused pile Of
heads and tails, in which the sled, COW
and lady were wonderfully mixed. Tho
iaiy came out with a peeled and neatly
closed ''peeper" n. \. The word
"neatly"is not intended as a joke on
the COW about which soms OF the hy.
ISLANDERS faestiou.ly remarked that hal
she only peeled il o enough the acct
dent might have been avoided, and to
which she replied that the closing OF her
optic had the effect OF opening II TO the
danger OF tbs popular pasiims OF coast.
ing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28
PEAyINE ORE-
The y~r Prssess.

We were shown yesterday by Mr.
VIM. Henry. the esnilemanly agent Of
the Gold Hill depot Of the Virginia and
Truckeo Railroad, the results OF the
working Of eighteen pounds oil ore from
the Golden Fleece mine In Peavins DIS
triet, by the Fryer process. In Grass
Valley, California. This ore. although
rich. and giving excellent assays. has
always heretofore defeated every effort
male for its successful reduction. Its
combination Of minerals 10 u of the
most stubborn on the coast to overcome,
IL seems, however. to make no differ
encs with tho Fryer process. the ore
working with the same ease n success
full results rs the free ores OF the Com
stock. 49,, ~.
The results gave q return OF S5i %
per ton In cold and silver. there being
only - as gold. The value OF the bull
lion was 81 23iS per ounce-Sl IL
J3.iOO in silver. and Sc 2o-loo in gold.
there being no base metal whatever In
il. proving a. co~nclusively as 1t Is pos
sibie that the process makes a clean
sweep Of all the base metal. Not sahs.
d.J with the abatement. Mr. Henry had
the bullion nssaysd and tested In the
most thorough manner possible by Mr.
Gilbert Mem. Ross. Of This town. every
test failing completely to find any base
metal whatever.
This IL certainly good ness for tho
stockholders Of the Golden Fleece. who
rejoice that they have at last found a
process by which their ores can DC
treated successfully. They have q large
ledge and almost ~inexhaustibie oodies Q,
the ore. easy to set at and extract, ahu
all they now await is the test OF ore
In large quantities and the erection OF
the proper character OF reduction works
TO add another to the many rich mine
Of Nevada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-01-28
ruE noDEL Assay oFFIOE.
The Largest Private ASSAY Omee In
the wsrld-t Capacity OF eSs-
100000 per Hssth-A Lsek ~
the inside.


The destruction OF the old assay Of
Zee by FIRE an tho steady increase Of
the monthly yield OF the Consolidated
Virginia mine, with the prospect in q
very short time OF the California doab'
ling the amount Of assaying 10 b done
and the bullion 10 be handled, has caus-
ed Messrs. Msckay & Fair to erect an
assay Office aud bullion reduction works
commensurate in fitness and sizs with
the immsnsity OF their business, and
which, without doubt. 10 superior to any
private assay ofico on the globe. A
peep at the inside and It's appointments
may not DO unintsresting to our readers.
Tho Office Is situated on the south side
and Immediately adjoining the hosting
works OF the Consolidated virginia.
The building faces on i street, 10 40
feet In width, IS feet In length and two
stories in height. The lower story IL
- feet in height. aud contains the as
saying and smelling departments. The
upper story will be divided into ofhcss
for the superintendent Of the mines
and the chief Secretary aud his assist
ants. Running the whole length Of the
building on tho front Is q platform just
the height Of a wagon bed. greatly facil.
itating tho loading and unloading Of
bullion. Built through the center on
the ground floor, running the entire
length OF the building and back again, 10
a double aue, with chamber
two and a half by Ave feet In size.
aud q total length OF ITO feet bsioro
reaching the south snd OF the building,
where II ends In a huge brick smoke
stack 40 feet in hight. on top Of which
Is again placed an iron stuck 90 feet In
hight. This fiue IL shested In the bot.
tom with iron. and Is built on the best
improved plan for saving tho silver
which Is constantly being carried Oh by
the fumes and vapor while smalting.
Extending across the building 80 feet
from the north end Is q hall 10 feet In
width, which IL to be furnished with .
car aud track for conveying the bullion
to and from the assay and smelling
rooms. The hrst room In the northeast
corner Is l2xl5 feet In size, and will BE-
used for the assay weigh room. Adjoin-
ing this ON the south is the humid assay
room. l2rl5 feet also. In the center Of
the building. ON the west OF those. 10
the clerks ofico and calculating room.
l2x2i feet In size. West OF these. In