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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
LIGHTNING sRrvIrIEs.

The Democratic members OF the Lsuisi-
ana and Florida investigating committees
appointed by tho Houss, have made Q for
NAL demand on the Western Union and
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies
for all the dispatches that have passed be-
tween Secretary Chandler and prominent
Republicans. The Republican members
Of the committee will insist that all dis
patches bearing Mr.. Hewitt's signature or
addressed TO him shall also be furnished 70
the committees. Seine Of tbs Democrats
object TO this course. but The Republicans
say they will be content that all O~handlsr's
dispatches shall see tho light II Hewitts
are also presented.
A Tribune Washington special says /:
Bland got his Silver bill before the Mouse
to-day, and the indications now are that
there may be Q square vote. The extreme
hara.money men fought all last session
to prevent II from reaching 4 vote. Bland
seems more likely to succeed In reaching
n favorable vote than ever before. Hewitt.
Csx, and Kasson. however, maintain their
r~esolute opposition thereto.
A Tine. Tallahassee special says: The
protest signed by Cooke 10 . shameless
forgery. The fact 10, a. shown by the
records. that Attorney General Cooke
voted with the other members on every
question. asssnting to everything that was
performed. This protest IL the work OF
Democratic politicians. and gotten up 10
influence opinion outside the stass.
Morrissey and other Stakeholder In
New York are still paying back pools, hay
| ing declared all bets of. There Is some
dissatisfaction with Msrrisssy for Waiting
until the election OF Hayes 10 nearly as
sured. and for charging commissions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The San Francisco CA,onisis Of ysster-
day says The bsdy Of Margaret Boles was
found In the bay. near tho foot OF lay
street al ! o'clock yesterday mornlns'
She was employed as a domestic ny MIS-
spear at the corner OF Francisco q Rear
ny streets, and on sunday evening was re-
turning To that place from her sisters
house, No. IL sonora place, when tho acct
lent occurred by when she lost her nIe;
me sisht OF ner isi'eye TAs usisc,se' ana
a. the water lay 10 tue lsit o. her way
home anu nsA'y ioS renuersu "Aihins
n that iosaiity very dangerous, "
IN, "a ,hs csrnsr ~ Rav and Ks.ru,
s,,s.
49,.
The Gilroy Adrseafe says; Aiew Gays
ago MRS. ponaiiy. VINO hves SNORT us
from town. ~cciuentAily shppeu rom
: ,Vo.e Coaia wn'r a,ayins M a
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
George Pltman's Boy.

Judge Pitnan's boy Bill acquires learn
ing In q log school.house. At n place
the plaster between the logs Is broken
away. and through this aperture Bill en-
deayored to escape feet foremost during
school hours one day last Summer. Un-
fortunately he stuck fast when half way
through. and he could neither return nor
retreat. When the attention OF MT. shines,
the teacher. was directed 10 the culprit,
Mr.. Shines proceeded TO the exterior Of the
edifcs and embraced the opportunity AZ.
fordsd by Williams position to hammer
him with q shingls. The younger Mr..
Pitnam was pulled out and plunged into
sums Of vulgar fractions. Near the school
house. there Is q mill.rsce, at tho end Of
which there isa ~sluice-gate. Immediately
below the gate there 10 q huge, deep tank.
which carries water 10 an undershot wheel.
The inside Of the tank Is green and Shiny,
and when the water Is drawn carefully out,
q great many fish can often be found lying
In the bottom. The tank IL fifteen feet
deep. A short time after the fog
ging Bill Pitman happened accidentally to
pass the tank, and TO look In. Ho saw
Mr.. Shines at the bottom, picking up fish
and putting them in . bag. William felt
that the hour Of vengeance had struck. He
turned the handle VI the sluice gate. and
in less than y minute that jolly old psda.
gogue was floundering In six feet Of water,
trying In vain 10 Chamber up tho slimy
sides Of the tank. When he saw young
Pitman hs shrieked To him for help. But
Bill, with iisndish GOODNESS. said "No,
sir; you've get 10 tread water till you
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mEwIrr-s rnEAcuERY.


Abraham .. IL Jul
IN wnicn ne attempts W suV" ~.
erai oraat mas rsnosne'a nrs P
In the matter OF the Sou'n
oroeio. Hewitt. ai'sf '"uas
''s,''a .ns p...;,.r, .,a,.d
70 o'u'n .o, ,sss ,h..
mat ~ u" ..,,;s..,..
Ai'a' vs,a .li,;bl.
'roin 'he MISREPRESENTATION u.;.
V o'sA -,
ness. ~
this view ae''
no eonnas'ss
gfnPhsa IN 'H
10 A. {. Aa's'I, eaa.l.'s-' .S" ,n.,
neither House will be recognized 6y the
President until IL gets sixty-thrse members
no.a ns s,
(signsdl: "ABnAuAx s. HEWITT"
Now what Ia tb.re in all this to justi.
q, An. hovl which Hewitt ia making
.-,.;nst Grant, HI. ..ys that the Prssi.
d,u, ,old him that. ..iu his Judgment,
.ixty.thr,e members were necessary to
organize the House and transact bust
~u.,s." suppo.ina that was the "jude-
msnt" Of President Grant. He has
nothing to do with recognizing ''
the Legislature Of q State. That is
the Governors duty, as Mr.. Hewitt well
knows. Tho Executive Of the United
| States 1. bound to recognize the EIecu.
| ,i,. ef . State. Mr.. Hewitt well knows
,hi. also. But beyond this the power
Of the President does not go. Governor
| Chamberlain is the only person compe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Carson Appeal Of this morning says:
Mr.. Mcguire, who 10 the original pros.
peetor for gravel digging in this vicinity.
and who 10 the pioneer in the ground
sluicing operations about to be started
near Mill City. informs as that tho work
will b. got under Roadway very soon.
now.
The Reno .JcsrnHi % this morning says /:
Another bar Of bullion was brought down
from Peavine yesterday. II weighed thirty
two and one-half pounds and was worth
Sjss.
Ex-Governor Paehcco IL about 10 have q
writ Of injunction served on Secretary Of
State Beck. to prevent hin from issuing q
certificate Of election to Congressman Wig
CLINTON.
The ice on the Humboldt river Is In fine
condition. and the young folks are taking
advantage Of tho beautiful weather TO en-
Joy the sport.
The Manhattan Company shipped from
Austin, by Wells, Fargo 4 Co. to-day.
twelve bars Of bullion, valued at SILL
900.
The Nevada Gas Company were yester-
day granted permission 10 lay their pipes
through the streets and alleys OF Reno.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

A STRANGE FREAK ~ NATURE. There
Ia quite a curiosity In our neishboring
county Of Harrison. II il . boy thirteen
years % age. without legs and arms. On
the right aide Of his body, instead Of an
arm, Is a slight projection about four
inches In length. Instead OF legs he has a
single foot. which has but two toes. The
boys name Is Charlie Blair. and his pa
rents reside at Boyd's Station. His pa
rents have returned from the Centennial
with him, where he was the object Of much
curiosity. He Is q remarkably sprightly
and intelligent boy. and can hop about as
fast as IN ordinary person can walk. He
does not require any person to cut his
food. hut does IL himself by pressing the
knife between his substitute for ~ arm
and his chin. He can write by holding
the pen In ths same manner. and, by the
way, whites = good hand.- Cdrii.h tKy.)
Mercury.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

G. II. SroppAKp. OF winnsmucca. and
c. s. Mott. Of Carson. paid the NEws a
visit this morning. Mr. Stodaard ia a
candidate for the position Of Sergeant
alarms OF tho Assembly. He is =
heslthy.looking specimen OF humanity.
and would. no Doubt. make an excellent
officer. Mr.. Mott was Copying Clerk Of
the Assembly two years ago, aud seeks
a reelection. His experience in that
capacity will make his efficiency all the
greater.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

COUNTED Our.-A Reno man who has
been severely hen.pecked for five long
years, had lately nerved himself 70 des-
perais purpose. his eyes slittsred, and yes
ierday he had the %strychnins in his pocket
as he stepped along proudly towards hsme.
conscious Of . manly purpose. On the
way he CHANGED to pick up . scrap OF
paper which bore the items Of expense
necessary at . funeral. and a. be glanced
at the sum total. s223 4s. the strong man
wept aloud. He threw the poison at .
passing dog. and went homo to wash
dishes according 10 order. Tho strych-
nine was paid for. but he could not AFFORD
the funsral.-Reno Gasdfe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

The ,ineturs Of tho eucalyptus Is said
to possess medicinal properties having
been used successfully in the treatment
OF intermittent fever.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

@. p. HUNTINGTON. Of railroad fame.
is scouting about Texas, aud the people
there wonder why, with many specula-
tons, Us 10 his business In their State.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
s,M RANDALL AND ruE "J0I>T
RULEs."

- 80
nomination. s. s. Cox. Of New York.
but the fat Of Samuel J. Tilden had
gone forth. He could net depend upon
Mr.. Coz to carry out his schemes for
snaiching Presidential honor' from n
p,opls which had denied them to him
at the polls. Mr.. Randall was a mt TOOL
in his hands. He has always been
recognized o. q mere instrument in the
hands Of the lobby man to BE- mould
ell to the will Of his masters; aud above
all he has always maintsinedth existence
OF the twenty.sscond joint rule. through
the operation Of which the Democratic
House hope to throw out enough Rspub-
lican States to declare Tildsn elected in
spite Of the expressed determination Of
the people. And 10 the order vas sent
from headquarters. and obeysd In =
spirit Of becoming meeknsss BY the
House.
The day after Mr.. Randall's election.
the New York Times accurately de-
scribed his character ~ o statesman A.
follows:
When Mr.. Randall vas . candidate for
the Speskership last year. u was main
tanned by the only independent Democratic
daily at wAshington-to the iniiasnee OF
which he attributed his defeat-thAt he was
the pet candidate Of the lobby aud OF All
having jobs To put through, because he
had uniformly favored that Glaze by his
votes and ~ilflusaec In the committee o
and on tho fioors Of Congress. This has
long been the common understanding In
Washington With regard 10 Mr.. RsndAiIs
position.
We have, then. . sAlary-grabber. . pro.
tectionist, an infiationist. and q fassrite OF
the Lobby chosen ~ the representative OF
all that Is beat and most decent IN the
Tildsn iree-trals reform" party. This,
a. . specimen OF Democratic consistency.
will rank among tho nost remarkable In
the annals Of Congress.
Yesterday he began to do his masters
bidding in the House by an attemP,
to spring upon the Republicans a trap.
from which. had they been caught. there
s-n..-.u.....--,. 4, ami
- rs,,---.n g.. -.
over the course. almost without oppoai.
W.. p;...,,p p,.ra ~ w;s.an.in
-. mo,,,n 40 ,..,,,. h unmatched
-,,.,,..., la, ....;o, rna., ,h. Ola,
II, :, a.. -, 81. TIL. mi. ,,o.
-,I....ns -,..,,.,,;on =, -uns,i.h.a
,n.,n.... I'm, ,h.,. 4. . ruls of m.
L.. ~. ,ac w,,., n.... m. ..m.
- r,. p.,,,I,.,,. ,.,. .on.
-, ,o,, ,o L., ,wo war. thai ,ber.
n.. -.
."..,h~,,. -, c,,,,...
49, r..
~..,.-uL or, ,o;,, on. ..corl.
10 N, n,.na.. ,-.solu,ion. 4, would
-v;,,ua,l, h.vs admitted III. fore. Of all
N. rule.. including tho famous 2ed.
T,;s ma. m. r,.,;ss obi.ct Of the mo
lin,
Tbs R.,ubl;cans. however. were not
.slssn. Thev saw the Mot. and a dozen
were ON their feet nj once to defeat il, u
pos.ible. In despite Of all protests and
all arguments. however. this "reiorm''
Speaker. Randall. performed the dirty
work required Of him. and decided tina,
the joint rules were still in force. and
that the business must proceed under
the 2lst Of these rules instead OF under
the i3Cth rule Of the House. Then
came an appeal from the decision. and a
long and bitter fight followed. VI course
IL was partisan in its nature. and Of
course the Democrats. having n majority.
carried the day and sustained Randall.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

BlAvKRs have made their appearance
In largo numbers in Cumberland and ad.
jacent counties in Virginia, and along
the tributaries Of the AppomaioI River.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

Mn. JOHN ID. LEE. the Mountain
Meadows bulldossr. will be counted cut
in less than sixty days. and pass to that
undiscovered country whence returns Of
any kind are unknown.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
GENERAL NOTES.

Osr deeply humorous phase OF the
campaign has failed to receive the stten'
ton which II deserves. It Is said ON
good authority that when the sssthins
hot Northern Democrats tslsgraphed to
New Orleans: "Rssist all attempts to
deprive you Of your rishts, and We will
stand BY you to the last" the answer
came back: "No. thank you; We tried
that plan once. trusting to your prom.
Uses. and We don't care to do so any
more. Yeu do the leading this tius.
and let us do the reinforcing" Now.
Is Lord Dundrsary would Lay. what sort
Of n way is that to serve q fsllahf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
BORN

BORN.
ANrIPt In virginia. December II. TO the wife
Of Nicholas ApIpa, q son.
HARRAY-In Virginia. December II TO the
vile of Patrick H,ri ay. . daughter.
Mem HON-In Carson. December o. TO The
wife OF IL u. Mcmahon. q ron.
0kuur-At llufaker's Station. December Q.
90 the wiie Of \. 0sout, . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

IABINET MINING COMPANY
~ LEGATION q principal place Of business, san
fral cisco. CAllfornA.
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District.
Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at q meeting of
he board of Dirrc ors, held on the iiih day
Of December. 1916, an assessment mo, a OF
Five Gents per share WAS levied upon The
capital stock Of the corporation. payable
Immediately. In United States gold cotn. or
IL. equivalent. 10 the Secretary, al the once
OF the Company. 80 Pine street. Rooms %, 70
aud 80, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upun which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18Th day Of January.
isT1. will be delinquent. and advertised for
ssle at public auction. and unless payment Ia
made bef5rs will be coll on MONDAY. the
18th day Of February. ISL, 10 pay the delIn.
quent sses. sment. together with costs Of ~.
v~ertising and expenses Of sale.
By order OF the Board OF Directors,
J. Y. STIRLING. Secretary.
Onhce-Nos. 20, - and 50. No. so Pine street.
Ban Inneisoo. California. deistd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

MsDuNNE LIN Gold llli. December u,
Hush NJ Oounell, q native Of Nova n ytia.
sgd n fears
COONEY-ln Virginia. December u. Mrs.
Marguet Cooney. = native Of County Gal.
way. lrei.nd. ag,d 20 years.
sATiEK-in 'irsinia. December ~, Jo,eph,
sou OF Henry and Ann sat'er.
MAThGws-in iieno. December II, Frank.
son % John W. and Elizabeth Mathews, aged
n moaths. 49,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

TIE one line in the papers every day,
Commodore Vanderbilt is s%asisr." costs
each OF tho morning journals Of New
York between $50 and $50 per week,
aud this expenditure, with augmenta-
tons o and then, when extra men
and cabs are used. has been maintained
since May-a period OF more than half
a year. Yet he may recover. as Charles
0'Conor did.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13

Tux London Aihonem pleasantly
says Of this country tina. ''thsrs are no
men Of letters. no public men. no states-
men, no works OF art. or at least very
few. to attss, the existence Of acivilized
nation"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
MARRIED.
DIED.

Ri DIE -LIsTRR-Iu lieuo. December II,
George Riddle to Mrs. V. Li.tcr. E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-12-13
NEW TO-DAY.
PACIFIC COAST PIONEERS.

THE REGULAR sEMI.NoNTuLY MgEr.
L ing Of the Society Will take place u their
Hall In virgini. City on
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. II, 1876,
AZ 1880 o'clock.
A full attendance 10 earnestly requested, 80
business OF Importance will come before the
NEE. ing. By order.
deis II LEs McGowS. Secretary.
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CHAPTER MEETING.

A CALLED coNvocATIoS or GOLD
~ II u Chapter. y. and A. NJ, U. d., will be
held II Masonic Hall on
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. u, 1879.
Visiting companions are cordially invited.
ny order OF the N. X. Hlsh Priest,
dis j. q. BENEFITS, Secretary.
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n, Frompt Reinforcement.

Or fac IN, Ine physical energies are overtasked
need pronaru ign weakness or disease. they
i most sn pt rel Increment, Renewed vigor
dun Of eaptteuily supplied through the me-
einal raSo ionic stimulant, and among med
StOmacb Ri.ts of that class, Hostetter's
Eminent n IIitters assuredly deserve a pre-
tationaI p ~ Weakness, whether eonsti-
fatigue, arising. from disease or over
eords resort to this prime stFen stbeni no
iescent ana ne .e enfeebled invalid, the conva-
I an ur aH the aged and infirm find that it
ls eombinnl59 source of vigor and comfort.
also const;t u tonic and Alternative properties
lndigestion M It an invaluable remedy for
nation, cons weakness of the organs of uri-
eAd many ott patton, torpidity of the liver,
.leS and rendHA irregularities and disabili-
sstsalnst maisri 1t an invaluable protection
p'onach and INA, as well as disorders of the
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-03-01
DOn't Beg the Question.

1t is an infallihle sign that a cause it
weak when its claims are sought to be es-
tahlish ed by mere bold assertion without
argument or substantial proof. Dr. Tut
asserts that his Hair Dye is the best. and he
adduees undoubted evidence to aubstantiate
the truth of the assertion,
New ORLEANS, May 10, 1871,
DR.. Tut:
Dear Strive, the undersigned, wish to
inform YOU that we have tried your Hair
Dye, and find it to be the best we have ever
used. For its natural black color, it far ex-
cells ali other dyes. Our customers will
have no other. Since we began its use, our
business in the dying department has rapid
ly increased. We think it great trium oh.
ANTHONY HAAS,( po.l
CHARLES Holm, Daroers
No, N. Royal Street,
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rhp Weekly Clarion.
MARCH !. 1876


.i,v. at the residence OF his unele'
Ia tlI' ' t,Is on Monday evening" February
E BafAsu''t o'clock, WILLIAM Banks
sgh. -ls'o =, General William and Mrs. N
pllF 'ou s,le deceased, in tho twentieth
rear OF NJ no i notice of this sad event is
4 The l'iio. -ansferred 70 our columns from
n ,se liLn'' son of the lamented Gen.
Willie VA who offered up his life on
go BafAsLhfi s country during the late war
ne altar OF State,. He was one of the best
is!geen lAe nineteen years of age) that we
i.Ts ,a0ou' vrnowu-being strictly moral,
haze ever and kind. But one short
1aa.cientou -ner him on the street, and
TssS ', naysr forget the klho Iooh' tne sweet
" can . n.' hearty shake OF tie mana with
smile, tHI ,reeteI us. as he told OF ms future
wien ~ 7bis hopes and asplratiC ms; lie
prsQetss' tnrned from Summervlile lnstl-
lid ja'I, ioo1S'Vnsrrpd 10 remain here but few
gte. ana - he was stricken with dis
Hd4fs. bu, levera and terrible; and not
tease--shai[ = The skill of physicians and the
Wi.h,tahl'.H;oo a If kind friends, at O'Clock
0-3 ai'e55'' evening, lie passed quietly,
ion gt'ie'ui' n.acefuliy to rest, giving the
cam! DC 10 his pastor ana Ifiehds OF ms
' l,'.e with God. ,.. - ...
Sep 1tP aan,n,ral will take place tomorrow
~ .pD ar II o'clock, from the Methodist
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Of Miss Mary a. MoseIey

heath of Miss MARY S'
.,r .ad duty this morning to an
7 ne death of MISS MARY A. MosE-
a'o' She fingered until about nine O'Clock
81 .;,,bt when her freed spirit assembled
N. -.l VIM cave it, The death of this
.-;,i. be .ensibly telt by this commu-
'l-' .bo ,,as one of the most useful OF its
.-. We u.s. no eXtravagant expires
'D1 1beo We say that her death is not only
u' hor immediate relatives and friends,
a.. l,.s TO the pubic-indeed it is a
1T. calamity. Miss Moseley devoted
r,. "a teaching. and there are hundreds
.,...srd other cities and States who will
.,har her efficiency and fidelity in that
'',"..iling. and who will near with sin
..;eftbe tidings Of her death. After
.rsar, of patient application to he" pro-
-, she had built up Fair Lawn Insti-
:. md had many plans for increasing the
.:.r,pd usefulness of that institution.
r.c,l ha. willed that she shall rest from
Il r,b,rs ana has called her to receive the
.,r.lsofa well-spent life. Her funeral
m t,la place from the Presbyterian
.r,,b At half-past three o'clock, this af-
.,ooo whence the mortal remains of Miss
80 4. Moseley will be conveyed to their
resting place, by the side of " loved ones
sa before
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A Chance for Housekeepers.

The finest and best lot of Carpets in this
city are to be seen In our Carpet Rooms,
and we have determined at this, the close
of the season. to offer them at prime cost
The lot embraces:
Tapestry, Pattern Ingram, at 40 cts.
All Wool, Ingram, at 75@S5 cts.
Extra Superior, Ingram, at 81 10.
Best Quality, Three Ply, at 81 35.
English Body Brussels, at 81 3S.
All Wool Stair Carpet, at 90 cts.
We do not hesitate to pronunce the line as
excellent and the prices unexoelled.
ROBINSON q STEVENS.
Feb.19-d&w-2w.
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''S>isSlpPi headquarters at Gem
IenRiaI Exhibition.
OFFICE DIREcroR GENERAL

OFFICE DIRECTOR GENERAL,l
PhiladelI h.a, February 26, 1876.
b I f9.'er, Esq 4, Acting Secretary Mississippi
g 1..l SRI am in receipt of your letter
si iS.n INST, transmitting drawings for the
.a0q9arterS Building for your State. | am
ea> Ne TO approve of the plan, and as soon
: survey can be made of the location that
oTeh assigned, tracing of the same will
varied to you. l shall endeavOr to
l9u IS good a location as it is possible
Il ' IN ,t tA'e hour. We are very much crowd
III lhe Park for space.
Tours, very respectfully,
A. L. GOSHEN,
Director General.