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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 1ig.
q. y. ssrvey Ne. i3s.

TT Q. LAND OFFICE. carsox oIry. NJ.
givsn that ihs sssUPERIOR nOLD AND sII-
vRR NINinu COMPANY . cooperation duly
organised ard rnisting nhdsr tho laws OF tho
State Of callforsis, vho-e po.iofhee addr-s
and prinepa place of businers 10 tan rran.
ci,eo, "a iforpla. has this day. by J. n. Nc.
KNIGHT. its sup rintendeht aud duly author.
ised agent. made application I. Q Iniied btAits
psisnt for nfteen hundrd lion linear frct pf
the "stswar Lode" bearirg yold aid oliver.
togeiher with surface ground six bundled feet
IN width, situate. lying and hing In the Gold
mn mining District. ~ ~, rOuDty aud State Of
Nevada. known and designated on the field
noies and ofneial plat % United staies Survey
or Iyot No. In. In btciIon ~. Township II
north. OF hange ~ eaAt. Mount Disbl0 meridian.
tho exterior boundaries of .sid Lot No. iss he.
ing - follows. 10 wit. i<ginning At . poet
MARRIED No. Z. u. b. survsy No. lss. locsird
about seventy.ave feet brlow the Ophif 0rads,
on the n0rth eide Il Gown Poin, Ravine. and
whsncs bears the cross on the Catholic Church
on Fort Homestead poath ssS degres rast;
nagstsn on Mount Fuller moth 3ik ,egscs
west the quartef.section corner on the sonih
iins Of section ~. Township ~ north. liaf 10 81
east, Mount Dtablo meridian, routh 10 degrees
west, i,sts feet, And running f,om 'aii post No.
Flint coarpe-Nonh e0k degnes west DO
fset. 20 Post No. .. Thence. srcond eourrs-
North ~ degrSs 30 ininuks wet 40 feet. 10
Post No. 3. Thence. third coufse-soulh sok
degrees east COZ feet. 10 Post No. Z. Theme.
fourth eosrss-soulh 10 degrees ~ minutes east
LOO feet, 20 Poet Mob. Thence. nnh course-
North tok degrees west ~ feet. 20 Poet No. l.
the point of beglnnibg- containing ~ ti.lno
acres. Besrngs sxprrsesd fiOm the true meri.
dian, magnetic variation 10 dsgrees % minuies
east. The ,Abor end lint rvvtmenis consist OF
. shan and tunnel, sxeecdipg 500 In value.
survey made 10 accord With rrccni of location.
Thls elaIm N bOuudrd ON the sOufh hy the On.
tsrio CoDtany's claim, o. oh the other sides
By unknown elalmshts. THE location vas duly
recorded In Book "D" OF Locail.ns. Paee 7ss.
stor County Records. kept at The Once OF the
Couliy IL eorirr VI Storey county.
Amy and I'll perscns elaimlig adversely any
pouion of paid supsits Cold and silver MID.
Ing " mpany's claim sre required IN nle thstr
adyrrpe clalm with the Register " the United
Ststrs Land Oflee. u Carson city. Nev.. during
the sixiy-days tsriod OF pubiiestion herrof. or
thsy viii b. AIRED by ,irtss Of the prvvisions
mys, cN A. wiitz. Register.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
1mIs Is rmR nRsT RoUTR RAs1

IN. track 10 ofsrEEL RAILS. ani on u has bern
made the iastr.i time that has EVER been naas ~
hi. country, ny this rVule passeiifrrs tot po'hu
EAST oi ichlssso ha,s cho'es of the following hnes
M" M ,he T Pii,sturr, Fort Wayne and Chicago and
issnnsyi, anlA ltaiiways- Three through uains -
ss,'y. sy..l,ipni. T % sna Sss fsss On each ii.in oa.
ihrouxh' iraIn, with Pullman Palace Cars,
10 ilaiiln.re ani ws.hlnstsn; e ,,,,. ..,, n.r,v.,
ami Conneytisns tNrw fofk Genital and ~, LIZ
Kailroa,is.) rhrs~ through ,rali's daily WI. VIII
Psiaee Drawing Room and silver Palace r'erp'
- Wextrru snd Erle and New fott Central hsil
wsys-Thrve lhroush trims. with Pullman y. rzh
70 New Ysr.. 10 NIAGARA fAll.. nunao. aeeh'
eater. sr New York thy.
ny l.,,ms and III 4a's Iuiisr r..es Cars. isr
Newarh, Zan--yiIle. wbeeinx. " MAshiasiDn ana
BailIInorr. wiIhsut change.
Thls 4. tbr shortest, l~-t and only llne running
pa,in,au's eeISLfsirL Palace sl~.ping Tar. sni
i,esehrs. rannrstIns with iinlon paeins hailf.eh
al Onlaha aud iryn the West, Via ursna sans,Ss, IN,
Isr.hsII Cedar ltaplLs, Clinton. stsfilng aud bik
On. for Chicago and the Ess''
This popular route IL unsurpassed iof speed,
Cou,ior, aid kafsty. The smeoih. veil baii.,tri
and perfzi iraek o. sie., rails. the creifsisa ru,,
syslsm of moving trains, the regularity ~ah shlsh
t2sy run. The admirable arrangement for running
through car. to Chicago ffvni all polnis Wes,s -
urs 10 pas.rnesr. all the romfSrts VI nlo~irrh ha
way Tr.srIIns. No eLansrs sf ear, and ~ tedious
delays 81 frrrirs.
P...<nrers viii nni tickets via thi. fa,orte rente
Al th, tlrprral Ticket Onleer of the C<ntfh PAcinc
Railroad In San rfaneisce and sssram.mie; ana "
siiihs Tletrl Uness of the lenira Psrlns kalirosd
MARVIN uuuIIIra den. Pass. Agent.
lleu rupt., Chicago.
sTANwOOp. uenvrsi Agency w non'
eonlery street. ssn franeisco. ss"V
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
I1PHckTlnH FOR PATENT.
U. .. asrvey Ne. 50.

TT q. LAND 0y1ICE, At CARSON. NH.
U. yada, Juns u, is76. Nollee 10 hereby
siys1 that RhAtuBL RTRiiN HERMAN
HCHOnHNAN and ADAM LRiCtfTKn, W
their Attorney In iset and eo.osnsr.. ADAn
LRicHTkR ivhoss fosn 1'ee sddress 10 q the
spo .icaiion Cor Twelve husdrei linear feet. run
pins In . norihsrIy end poutLefly direction
so, the line Of The lode or lead, situate IN the
(lold Hill MIning District. siorsy county. the
,sms being quartz lode, and bcafing gold and
silver. and Of vtich thsy are the osners, ssd
10 rossessios Of the same. together with all its
die. spurs spd angles, witb surface ground
two husdrrd feet In width. embrseing io-lUo
AIRS. and dsscrib<d upoe plat and frld notes
on nls IN my tfics and posted On the claim ~
follows Bs}inning u . post marked Number
One tii. U 2. Survey No. 60, tuste sboai go
feet horthsssieriy Of the old toll rsls on %.
American Flat rosd thence running frum ssid
Pea No. 4: fifpt touise--touih c9 degrwes
east sp fs<t. 70 Poet No. . of the Georgia CON.
pany's u. g. bufvy M. a.. north ~ dsefees
sasi, distant 7t3 ie~t the smote staek of the
Rock fslasd hoisting works and the hagstan on
dag iaH on the new Caledonia boisiI, w.ihs
north tak de5ress esst; tbs mouth of the VII
ginia and Truckes Railroad tunnrl pouth ~ de-
erpes minutes sast. Thss re- running ffoui
aid Psst No. .. second conrse -houth oe.
grees sast 100 feet. 10 Pot No. .. whence
DHuFu tn4 1Outuf ~ toIuFr w uT>stS tst
ship 10 nortr, Range 20 rsst. Mount DiAbio
meridian, south 81 y degrees east i.076 fset dis-
tant. Thence third cosns -Nor.h % dsuers
wet 100 feet. 20 Poet ko.t 4. Theme founh
cssrss--uosth sk deffees moth i.1o fret. 10
Post No. I, tbe pisee of gin, Ink. eoniAinlne
1 SO srrss. IIearin,s erprvssSd f,om the true
meridian - magnetic variation. IGN degrees
-. Rurvvy made to second with record
oi Ioesiion daily reeoried IN Hook X, fsge
AZ. n nv Couniy Rscords. kept o. the once Of
shs County Recorder Of siorey eoeniy. Nevada.
Tbs clslu 10 bount ed By no Known claim.
spts Ths pssssst surveyed missral eis!m q
the Oeosria Company's mining claim, U. n.
survey No. 20, ou ihe north.
M iabos and impfo,sm' nts consist Of 4
sssssi ees husdud isss In kagsh. s,eessisG
Iny "a III penous claiming sdvsssely any
pcs.ios q ssiA ninirg gr usd, - hereineefors
descrIbe srs rquIred 10 nis their sdversa
sisin vsiA H. RsS,stF of the United eistes
Ixnd Oeacs q osrson City. In the ut.te o. Ne
vsda. duripg The sixty-dsys period OF publies
lion hsrsof. or they vii hs barrsd by vfrtus ol
- previsioas Of the ststute.
kiS ca A. wAlrz. Reeistsr.
oI0 4 DAY At H0nk.-tGENTsw WAIT
8x6 "a, Outat and terms frre.
MIL TRUE = co.. Augusta, Maine.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
TIySrsu Pu.plns Rasises,
Working from an sccumulstion

rbs payey syssem OF dplninG mines recon-.
msrcs itsslf ~ ne chesbsess, economy and
ssfsty for deep workings, and The fseilisy Win
vhick iIs capacity can b. anens Ted o. ssJ
time. should ihs wsies IN The min: ineres.r..
i.e vorIr ,hould eomuunicats with the kisdon
Iron Wovfs, Who arc ready 10 suppD pisnv ADO
e,timatss for wofhs Of any eapecliy ecnp,ese'
repd Tor desehptson ~ ihe binsrvntlsi Con @
pound Pumping fpgine. mne an
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

TIE Prince Of waiss visited the great
Buddhist tsmpls at Csylon. where the
fsbuious tooth Of Buddha 10 treasured.
and was shown the precious relic. u
a piece Of ivory six inches long.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

Tus thirteen girls vho graduate at the
Tildsu, New Hampshire. Seminary, next
month. win graduate In calico. II viii
look odd to see . girl In . hye-dollar
drs.s picking mp . tvslvs-doilar bon'
aust.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
wnzrru yoa IN Sold NIL ssvs.
soNo o. THE QUARTZ Arrnkf'
NJ ". z. wHAss.


Yrou the ssrssss VIA. non ~ rocky bed.
cAain IL yrisesly power Of steam:
rhaa NJ s.s nag b ssrvsa '' '
La = ssss The vAi..l. scream,
Ycr NJ rsvsl b IA On IL hsld Of STRIFE
IhsralA 10 dsadly hgna
Wssrs ~ vIesos DssiS y the power that rsisns
Asd nlsAs eislns IL nssd ef nsht'
MOI ~ ,,v,, n not o. ths asid Of blood,
L.hs the - ssiss known OF yors
/, u slsansd ffom the shlaing ofe.
AsA = d.a'h follovs fass o. ny sess'sAs'
% lie feilsvs ssss On nissi
ros 1 b'iss y The light. and isessisf nd
rSs wealth Of the dashsoss mine.
vAs,. ssss Aavs pssssd. ~ The bug world
In thses vtIda ssu 20 prospects fsir:
Iis vslss vsrs ths van<lsrinG Indians homs-
he mountains the via ssasss iair.
cara. sn1 " voice of ny iron tramp
10 hsaFd vhsrs sound cen stray;
Nv ne soiIsss coas froa Ne Atiantie shorss
And Ne rsains a ths oi4 casAsy.
Tssy sAaii ss.s s'w .esnssi.s' siepss to sira.
AsA he nv -, 70 So. :. ,s.....s
Evss ssv ush,ova 70 nAail
Vhlls ison baaAs - he aAorea onifs.
Of - - - ths Wssesn -.
And tsssrt plaiss shoe ths sprsssins gems
OF sa empire yet 10 Be.
r~' =. y; ;''e''.A.l' ,. a..'A in the Northern
o,.s ,hs shr,.t Of the Bssssa sr.es,
Tell ss.As ffSu hls dream the child o. 'hs
Gouth.
~ The snsrss Of the trople ssss.
In The crsdis iaads VI cur ancient rsee.
They are iursd 70 ths scene Of my eonqassss
In The viias Of the wosarous West.
Oh, ,Asy sang Of the wealth Of the Orient
O,ths fsr-f.nsd Indian shoe.
OF The trs.sars sf spain In hss hour OF pf'ds'
rron H. IssA % The AEisc lore;
or dianonds bsisht froa Brazilian sands.
But the frult Of ny tir .less tramp
L. 10 ssch. - ths Pole ssas . stssdy gieam
To The glare Of Aisddin's lamp.
And they sa.s In the sges long since pssset.
o. the fsbisd ags Of gold;
Bss y Ss,, ':S 3. !. ..s.s .ss s,1 . a.sss q
long locksA In the ussntaiss rocky esves
Unknova 70 the aneient 49,:
1 an kisg Of the real ase of gold.
4 sm Klas sf the mineral Ags'
Then turn from iis bsi the rivers might,
chsis the psinesly power OF steam; .,.,,
Thai ny arms may b nsrvsd " 'hs" s'AA'
Ls, NJ sssr the whistle scream,
Yor am the King IN tbs nsuaialn i,nd,
With my eiamsf and cfssh and shock.
a. win tirslsss tramp tear from its home
rhs wealth N The stabesrn rses.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

The New York ual says that no Jsr-
ssyman can keep hotel over few
months At Q time. They want all the
money gusst has for one nights iodg-
ing. and are mad because there IL law
against forcibly taking 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
WANTED,

Dy LADY IRON TIE EAST, eIruA
b rios q. Hesssissp,,. .l dssd ,s.Ts.ss ..sc ss.
Slvss. noss bot rsspsssss.s 49, !!pssssses. toId
6llIi. 6lli Nevada. ~ .Nl Nu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
THE EVENING NEWS
QUIZ ADvxnrIsING AGENTS.

2. y. c....; -. nss's:Sss,y s' San yr.nss' ss,
Ssss sS A;Isss sr ~ sss % Usis iiIia bsmi Eivsr%
auiksfissd 70 contract for insrrtinE advcftissrs
lbr ~ at oar iowsst cash RATES In coin. Advefus
are requested 10 leave their orders with ei'hu y
tha Above LOusra.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

NoHwIcu. Connecticut. made prepare
tions TO sst its trAmps at work. but
when the work Wa really. not . tramp
could be found. Here Is food for re-
dsction.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
COLLATERAL LOAN
SAVlN G 8 b ANk,
N.r,Aes., esr. Pes, ssd Ksarsy s''"
IAN PRANcIscO.
yNcoRpORATRD UNDER TIE LAWS OF
i the stats VI California.
Neutrality-suspicious. PArTh
seers,ary.....................P.s.c =. cARTsh

BOIyON PATTeR .............. ..''rfss'asa'
RLMER TgRky. .of X. Trrry 4 Co., s.i
~. SPEAR. IT,. Of I'd. \. spark Co. Auetn
FREDERICK TURRiLL......."...cApl'Ai''
LRAADKh sAwyEs....san xsiso. cspitAiis'
RuDr STEVENSON. ef sisvenson's hk.s'F
wALTgR q. uOLNRs.......Aiio'nsy a. Law
The object of ihIs Hank e to loan y rSnsy
upop Colisteral RecuvitIes : ~ Ckn. nUnp.
siso DIApONps, wATcHn. Sunnunsn. ~.
WAnEuOUsR RICK PTS. etc. .-ehnfsins We
legal rsis Of isu rst, per s,,'t. Rsr mon,n Ut
Aiso receive D.po.il,; suels 70 ss ssn so,,c.,ns ~
rsiss of iutsrsst q De, osliou hONIhs.
I -i Ter cent. PEI month II MONTHS. ii-sp per
csnt. per month
N sub.eriptisn Books ner 2 H.
ssssi = n n her 81 shaPes are new elsxn'
a Ten Doiiars per share. q tes Co.s., sss..,
sr.I Loan and saving. Dsnt, northess' oo'"'
Sost md Kssrsy ptrvsts. San Francisco
CIrcuisis tent ON app ics,ios.
my.s smI. ~. CARrEit, seere.sry.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22
AGENT AT CARSON.


IsrD ..SSks .:S.. sss 1s .: = ne Ss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

A PAxrs paper says: "a prominent
American professor Of botany IL much
laughed st by Americans ON account oil
his nsns-Dr. Mary Walker.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

Jos wonx executed ct the NKws once must .
paid for On delivery. uniesss penens having ~ Q
uork done have standing aet oents With the p,v
psieter. No deviation from this rus.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

TIE Danbury Nscs mans cure for
warts kills the person who owns the
vart, but there's nothing like having q
receipt that produces some visible si'
fest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

wAsnIsaroS shows population of
10000. They know Of 15.OOO dishon-
est people. and imagine they ought TO
have 81. .OOO honest ones a. an Offset.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

Ayrxn stating that man was "riddlsd
with bullsts," 81. Louis telegraph
operator supposes that the victim was
badly wounded. Shouldn't wonder .
lit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-22

DEPosirs ofc0iS or BULLION rse:iy:a.
Il .Ither aa opsn account or 70 tssus Ckh.
TificArEs therefor, paysbls ga ths option %
shs halder) In 0oid Hin % san francisco; to
maze collections, parehass baiho. attns Eoss
favorable rstss, os advance coin thsreoa vhsn
forvari.d 10 the Parent bAak In SaA franeiseoi
sslls Bills Of Exchange, ss1 irsnssets GENERAL
Banking Business.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
The FRENCH FINANCE-The world

The FRENCH FINANCE.-The world |
has wondered how it was that France |
has been able to sustain her finances at |
SO healthy point under the enormous
drain upon her resources by the war
with Germany, and the fearful indem-
nifty of 81 OO0, 900 600 that followed its
conclusion. Certain it is that the French
financial system has been SO admin
istered as to preserve her credit to a
most wonderful degree. 1t is true that
her burden of debt is immense; but then
1t has been SO managed that even her
paper currency is at no discount. And.
but few days since, when Paris wanted
loan for city improvements and adver-
tised for five millions of france, there
were offerings maie for the loan seventy
times greater than the amount Of the
loan required.
AS one indication of this financial
.solidity in France it is published among
the statistics of her commerce, with no
small degree of graduation, that since
the first year after the close Of her Ger
man war her exports have been con.
stantly increasing, and all the time
greater than her imports. In 1874 the
excess of her exports over imports
amounted to 500, 100000. In 1875 this ex-
cess was nearly doubled, her exports
amounting to s70,00O,OOO more than her
imports. Among French tinanciers this
lo0 Ia anaantnd a fQrial In
dication of returning wealth and perma-
nent prosperity.
The same thing has been true Of this
country since the panic Of 1873. Last
year we gained no less than $I6, ,0OO, 900
in this way. And yet New York editors,
who assume to teach in such matters,
grow sad and lugubrious over what they
call "the falling off in our imports" The
n. Y. Tribune said: can excess of ex-
ports is not an evidence of health" We
gained last year by our excess OF
exports more gold than France did, by
SO 100000. French fnanciers congratu-
lated their countrymen on their success
in this regard, while our professed
teachers in finance write Jeremiads and
utter lamentations over the same occur
renee in our own trades.
We took occasion some days ago to re-
flute these financial heresles in the N
Y.papers; and the present examples
derived from the statistics Of French
finance go directly to confirm our views
and conclusions. in opposition to those
remarkable dicta from the wise men Of
Gotham.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
How 70 Make Farming Paw.


The following directions, how to make
farming pay, do not. In these hard times,
need careful observance:
Be careful about working too hard.
Do not hurry out in the morning. hut
sleep while the air is cool and refresh
lug. Do the most Of your work in the
middle Of the day when il is too hot TO
rest comfortably. Make an errand TO
the store as often as possible, and talk
with the Ioafers on the corner as long a 9
they will talk with you. You may nee d
AN extra hand some time In haying, and
it will be well TO keep ON the right side
Of them.
Whenever you hear Of an auction sile
attend by all means, and bid on every
thing that is offered, whether you neeI
1t OF not. II circus or celebratioI
comes to town take your family and
spend the day. The recreation you re
ceiye will do you all good.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26

ADvIGEs from London go to signify
that as soon as Pierrepont can fna time
from speech making he will begin nego-
tiations for new extradition treaty
with Great Britain. Toe British people
are thems elves very sore over the extra.
ordinary course taken in the Winslow
case by their own government; and are
anxious to have the hole open for the
escape of criminals stopped as soon as
practicable. 1t is in opposition to the
general doctrines OF diplomacy to make
a new treaty with any power that Will
not observe one already made. But we
presume that this must be overlooked ir
the case OF our British cousins.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26

upIil be was again arrested By a party OF
Suare2 Greasere. He was kept In con :
them for some time, and was
fna,Iy released by being captured by
IMaxlmlliAn's forces. Still his trONbles
weren0t over, for once more he ives cap
tured by the same band Of greasers VINO
had held him In confinement. he was
accused OF being a Macmillan spy, and
sentenced to be hanged, but the evl-
dence not being conclusive. bis
IL. SENTENCE WAS COMMITTED
to Imprisonment lf0r q lOhg period.
From that time until within two or three
Mexican prisons, suffering untold hOr-
rors and misery. He was at last re-
leased, because it was thought he could
live but short time longer.
He was wounded as high as thirty
times, the scars being plainly visible.
Most Of the.balIs he received al the time
tine cannon was discharged at him when
ne W as in the Rio Grande. He ID now
suffering greatly from copper ball
which is embedded In his right thigh
directly beneath the femOral artery. Thii
ball entered his body on the leit side
and has gradually worked ils'way to III
present position. 1t was one OF those p
received from the cannon, and, although
| it has been in iOT eleven years, tue
| WOUND has NEVER HKALKD
| he having been trOuDled Ny a cOntinna
discharge from the wound at the pOin
of entrance of the bali. His principa
OBJECT in going to Philadelphia was Z
endeavOr tU nave this bali removed. Ill
| will then endeayor to obtain from Con
gress some reoompense Tor the lOng-sui
1ering he has endured tor his country
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26
An BxtraordiuarY Race.

The NEST Temzksbls race in nautical
annals has Lately eadsd in = dead heAI-
Tue Contestants wsFe Ewo AlsrlcAn
vessels. tRs SOushegn Cross, Caps Bal
lard aud Ehs J. B. brown, Capt ksxAT,
and the c0u5 sc wss ErOm san Francisco
20 LsYerp00s. AIS 1cIOek On tAs Eorp-
ing Of she Last d4y Of khe year IbsF were
EoWed cut tsSsEAeF ana dsseA&rgea EAeiE
UiIOss at The same Rs2eaG- ThsF
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-26

The Troy Chief credits a good one to
Senator Martindale while al Cincinnati
as a delegate. 1t says that during the
diminishing pri to the assembling OF
the convention, the Kansas delegation
was visited by party from Kentucky,
who were anxious to secure the SUPPORT
OF our delegates for Bristow. Saiu Mar
tInGale: ''Will you give me some reason
why Bristow would be a stronger can
didate than Biaine, or any Of The 9th
ers 70 The spokesman proceeded 10 give
his reasons, and among other things
said, that il Bristow was nominated, he
believed tnat he would carry Kentucky.
cThaps enough" interrupted Martin
dale: '.PIl he nd If ever vote tor az J
man that can carry KentuckyV n The
Bfistowltes left in disgust.