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TT. ENORMOUS UASTAGE Of grain, so ileriaJ,e
sEi .-.sc s5s Of ThrrsLeTs, Cal. bc SAVED by this
imus II Ji1ciin', sGTris5' ercy js,, p h1=
JEy - .-ps.ss.s Of thrtshing.
..-a, TEIOTHY, IILLET, HUNGARIAN and
easily and pe-fecty as Wheat, Oats, Rye or BARLEY
~ EXTRA PRICE Is usually paid for grin and
seedJ cleaned BY ii5 machine for extra eeAniness-
Il lie WET GRAIN Of 1875, these were suL,stan-
-lly III. ONLY MACHINES that could with profit
ccOuOUIy, Goin. f4st, thorough and perfect wOTx
rt.s Citers srss{y y-aetL
ALL GRAIS. THE and MONEY wasting complies
GOEs, suc "EElless Aprons" "kaidles, " Beaiers,
"EIckers, etc, .lssly di.psssei nth less than
Jne-llaf the usual Gears Belts, Boxes aud Journals
sser managed: durable: light running no cost
Y re,tis; dust: no lifteTing3" TO clean NJ; not
,FUUbied by adverse winds, rain or storms.
rs3YERS ard CRAI1s RiisERS who Ere uoais.
the large saving made ly it will not employ infe-
-ipr and wastefGl mtchin.s, but will ils.t tais
approved creskrr doing thsir work
FOUR SIZES made for 6, S, lo ani u Horse
Powers Al-o a speciality OF sEPkHAToRs, designed
ind male ExPEEssIT FoR sTEAa PowER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE TOGEES viz: our in
proved Triple Gear" and our 'Spur Speed" Wood
bury styleL both Mounted on four wheels
IF INTERESTED In Threshins or Grain Raising,
sfly TO esret Dealer write to for Ilustra-
ted Circular e. 1T free giving full particulars Of Sizes
styles, Prices, Terms, etc,
Nich0ts, Shepard d Co.,
RATTLE CREEK. MICH
msy-ic-kst-smo
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PONDS EXTRACTING have


nave
heard, as we'll as experienced many in
stances of the marvellous virtues of this
proprietarv remedy. bnt none more re-
Iii. e. -. L..
'A" VIC o"e arc "o" "oou'
to relate. on the evening OF Sunday, DC
tober 11th, Mr.. John Roswell known to
the whole billiard public, as q member of
the LEADING firm of VIM II Griffin A. Co
n.,,, T-r,- ,-.
Dlii,au !a1'e Manuiac'ule"' oi new
1ork-ieuied 10 resi- seemingly In ms
usual eooa heai!h. AMut one O'CLOCK ne
aS99e an1 louSa ms pillow sno PoItion
OF ms oed-cio,nihg sAtura'ed Ii'n o'ooa'
which was sun oelng discnaieed from ms
hose: ne arose ana expended come ume
IN ms enceA,os 70 cneck 'he hemorfnage,
Du' was many ioie9 70 Arouse ms iamny
lne "luo"e.j 70 ms .Als'4ncs; mnsn
ali tne means . .. nano we're inenec'uAny
e.nausieu, 'us ismhy Pnys'eiAn was zen,
.o.' sLu -. ~ .'I...:.: ~" sns ~ ~ u
"o ou1: - PIoe, Ns one y. .ue"
An An Eosnsn Hs saIso VI eA9 FPPu.A.on'
During S1na, iue.y, anu iafes Por,
uon o, Weu, no. an hour eiaPseo
~nnou' soWe ~ ynel1 ~ oen.m Vi lne
suneIeI. Nvniue .ns' eoni'y, SAIL y,
Pellenee e coula sussgs' ws sP.Ieo-rslrlg-
eran.s, enAnns'' neAsy l.ci6gs, s.1ong
st,muianu, s; : e1elnay aPPieo'
% nng ps.5: p,.ss5s:, ,"1s, % .n1 sco m .,
tervai fe%edies were .sssea:an, an IN
VII i,o.".fniIS .Su hsfa % .nd dIsd ,ha, ,h .nA. y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NllNc and Revolvers. Price I sta free. Ad-
Jun uress Great Western Gun Works,
Pittsburc Pa
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LOUISVILLE PRODUCE MARKET.

COTT0N-Wsaker; IL &c.
FLOUs-Duil' fimily, LA so; fancy, S697.
WHEAT Steady 9oc@sl O5.
COsH-Whi e, soc; mixed, 4sc.
RYE-nominal
y rs-Duil; white, Sic; mixed, 33c.
HAY-f12.
PoEK-seO so.
BULK MKATs-shonld, 75s9714e; el ar rib
l0Ac; clear 105<c.
HAM -I49liEc.
LAR -UnS hanged.
WHIsKY-Sl 10.
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Wonderful Success.

1t is reported that Boschees German
Syrup has, since its introduction in the
United States, reached the immense sale of
10000 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
druggists have ordered this medicine direct
from the factory At Woodbury., n. J., and
not one have reported single failure, but
every letter speaks of its astonishing sue
ce% in curing severe coughs and colds set
tied on the breast, consumption, or any dis
ease of the throat or lungs. We advise any
person that has any predisposition to weak
lungs, to 90 to r Parham, druggist, and
get this medicine, or inquire about it. Reg
uiar si,e, IS cents sample bottle, 10 cents.
Two doses will relieve any case. Don't
neglect your cough. aug24-5Sd&w.
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"A Sure Thing.

DIR. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
are warranted to cure the Gonnorhea,
Gleet, Chordee, Structures, diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and urinary organs of
males and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. is sure rem
edy Tor the Spermatorrhea, Seminal weak
ness, nightly emissions, the loss of power,
caused by self-abuse or excessive indul-
gence. Price of DIR. Hunters Specific, 81
per bottle Injection, 81 PER bottle Sent
everywhere by express. DIR. J. Dinsbeer,
sole proprietor, No. sos North Seventh
street, St Louis, Mo. Send two stamps for
treatise. Cure guaranteed or the money re-
funded.
Theo. Egersdorff agent Leavenworth, Kan
sas. apr27eod&wlO
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Special Masters Sale,

Special Masters Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the United States for IN.
District of Kansas.
The SOUTHWESTERN MUTU-
al Life '''''''s. ''"'iEzii EizZii"''n: c.;s ".
Thomas Mccormick and Ann Nc Ills.
CormIck,
Defendants.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
Il That under and by virtue Of an order OF
sale, to me directed and delivered, issued out Of
h. ab ve-uamed Court, and of the decree rem
tered IN the shove entitled ac,i" n. wherein the
Norfhw stern Mutual Life In urance Company
10 pla tiff and thomas Mccormick snd Al n
Mccormick, are Defenda Is. 1 will, on Mon
day, tn 3lst dav of Juiy, A. ID. 1876, { o clock
n the afternoon of said cay, Offer . public
sale and sell TO the hiA h.st and b-st bii@er, for
cash IN h md. at the ea front door of the Court
House, in The City Of LeaveDworth, County OF
Lesvenworth. State snd District of e. snf IS, the
follow ng described Real Estate, situate, Iyins
and being in the Comfy of Lsavenworth, State
and Dis,rIct of Kansas tG-wIt:
The northest 4 OF section number twenty
(25, township numb r ten il0), range number
twenty-one t2D, East
Said property to be sold as comT anded in
said order Of sale and in pursuance If the De-
cree rendered In the above entitled sction.
CHAS. ii. MILLER
Deputy 8. Marshal. as SPECIAL Master.
W. &. WIRE, Eo.
Of Topeka, At orney for Plainun.
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TEMPERANCE is attracting much atten-
ton, showing itself in local option laws, 90
cieties, crusades and restrictions upon IL
quor production but with all these efforts,
the consumption is enormous, and, undoubt-
edly, the reason il, because there is nothing
strenuously advocated to relieve and destroy
the craving for stimulants. But if the dis
ease was treated nationally. by arousing the
torpid Liver with Simmons Liver Reeula-
tor, the dispirited drunkard would find his
cravings soon dissipated, and with cleared
head and active Liver, he would not watn
liquor. dSv
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Oriental Tonic Bitters.

Do not delay, but 60 at once and get
SrERNs ORIENrAL BrTrkRs; they prevent
disease, by guarding faithfully every ave-
nue. of approach, they restore to health by
supplying necessary material and condi.
,ions with which the great Architect con-
arurts he mystic temple Of our bodies.
Sold By Eeezsdod drusgisb Leavea-
vostA- sodAw
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARXHf.
CHICAGO, June %.
CArTLK-RAceipts, 500. Quie'; fair to choice
shippers 81 sOa5. butchers, st.f. IS 5o94; choice
graded sts ers, s595 20.
foss-Receipts, 900. Coed demand and
@lO. hi, he sales good light and heavy, s6 l5@
6 20; choue h avy, Sc 2'as6 IS.
eHKxP-keoepis, g. 100. Good, 81 IS.
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The Ceutaur Linfments have

created a revolution in remedies for Rheu-
matism, Strains, Swellings, Pains, Burns,
Scalds, Stings, &c. The White Liniment is
for the human family, and the yellow Lin
iment is forhorses. They are certain, handy
and cheap. jes-w3m
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CastOfia Is certain to opera

.CastOfia Is certain to operate
1t does not nauseate or gripe like castor oil,
but is pleasant to take, digests the food,
regulates the bowels, cures wind collie, expels
worms, and causes natural sleep. 1t is
equally adapted TO adults and infants. 1t
contains neither mineral, morphine nor
alcohol. Children teething may have
health, and mothers find rest, ii they use
Castoria. jeS-w3m
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NEW ORLEANS PRODUCE nARKIr.

IOcIsIASA, June "a.
Corr MxAL-unchanged but generally higher;
SOC.
GODS l21s; sight exchange, q Ier cent
premium; all others unchanged.
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Attachment Notice.
WILLIAM T. SHELTON,

WILLIAM T. SHELTON,
WILLIAM PLEAS and MRS. PLEAS, first
name unknown, Defendants.
Before Justice Clark, Case No. ia. Complaint
in attachment, plaintiffs demand ell-45
NOIICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That on the sth
~ dAy of June ls.6 Jerem ah CLARK, . jus
tice of the Peace L L'ayenworth Township,
eayenwortu County, Kansas, issued an order
Of Attachment in the ABOVE entitled cause, Tor
.he ann or sll 4J, and that SAID cause will be
feard on the 2cth day Of Jaly, A. -, at 3
O'Clock A. Il. T. N. u. CLOCGH,
Attorney tor Plaintiff.
WILLIAM T. SHELTON, Plaintiff.
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1.-THE VIBRATOR"
~, .sHEgsRoae,s. a, VIBRATOR
1000 SOLD LAST SEASCS
WITHOUT ONE FAILURE %. REJECTION

This il the G,IaUcs Tl.Te5isiEs- machine Gat has
Swept the Held AMI ,.r.ai c.I evolution ia the
Ell,", IS IL 4AftHLEs. CiiaIs-SA;ING sSD TINESiy-
W; lTiuei;l..
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MEDICAL

: sscUREsss T If ;iES
HU~HREYY
HOlLEOPAEHIC SPECIFICS
Deen i'm general use lee tWenty years.
kveFyVSefe TOVe6 tie D61t 8zPE,
SINPH HHCDNDXlCxEas4 KkRlClENT
Sf1le6es E15Wa: 3keI De lSst Wkat
the De61l6W W96t, saViaI t10e an1 0e0ey
SVeffY& aek1esS Sn1 s1fef1hE. EScS
iiiEIo s5eciac TIE vel tFled 1fesefiP:
tisa q IN e9ineat 1kysician. .
j. Fevcrs, coneession. inaammasior., 5
5. Cryisg-Colic,c OF Teething Of Infants. IS
4. Dia1hGa, Of Children or Adults, IS
8. Dyssniery, G,ipins' Bilious Cole. 3
:. Cough<, Colds. BEonehitis, -. Is
q IIeadaehess Sick Headache. veruso, s
IL. sappres.ed. or Painful Periods. s
l.. Whites, too Profnse Periods, 8
Il Group, Cough, difficult Breathinr. IS
IL salt iIheum, Erysipelas, Eruptions, IS
l6 Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues, 50
Il. Piles, blind or bleeding, 50
Is Ophihalmy, and Sore or Weak Eyes, 50
r. Caiarrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, So
90 Vvh0oPiag-Coagh,yi violent coughs, . 50
Al Asthma, oppressed Breathing, 50
-. Ear Disc harges, impaired hearing, 50
q. 6crofnla, enlarged glands, swellings, . 50
"A General Debilty, Physical Weakness. 50
i5 Dropsy and scanty Secretiors, so
IS. Sea-Siekness, sickness fr0sn riding, so
n. Kidnsy-Disease, Gravel, 70
9s. Nerves. Debility, Seminal Weakness
or involuntary discharges, loo
o. Sore Meath, Csnker, 80
so. Ur1nary weakness, vetting the bed, 50
81. PAINFUL Periodss with Spans, 80
3. EDiepsey. spasms. s.. Situs' Dance, 100
81. D1DhtSeria, liberated sore throat, 50
Is. Chronic Congestions and Erupoonss -
FAMILY CASES.
Oase nlorooco, with above - large vials aad
Manual Of directions, 5000
Case (Maoocol Of 20 largo vials and Book, %
~These renasdses are sent BY The
ease or single box 70 any part OF the
country. nteo OF eharEss ON reesiPe oe
homeopathic Medicine Co.;
e0ss and Depot, No. s62 BsoADwAs, NKw YosI,
Fer Sale ~ all DsUE8isss.
Theo. Egersdorff and f. J. Humphries
( Co., agents at Leavenworth.
junel.eod&w
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Markets by Telegraph.
INV YORK NoHEY nARKHr.

NXW YORK NoNEY HARXIf.
NEW Ycax, June "a.
GoLD-Weak; 81 MS
GovKRsNkST-Firu..
kAIk0aD>-B 'nds strong.
SrATkS-> ecuriiies gu ct, AID Ierneseees strong.
er0CKs-Marke- dun but in The main firm.
q. LOUIS PRODUCE NARXIf.
81. LouIs. June %.
HKMP-Uni hanged.
FLOUs--1enera!ly quiet and fair erquiry for
lower grades
wsEAr Uns.ttied No. 2 fall. 81 Il eash; No.
do. 81 90 asked
toRs-nru er; No. 2 mixed, l25sa4sc cash.
OArs-Duli and downwArd; 29e bid for fresh
No 2.
RYK-Q net: SIC bill for No =.
B.RLkY-Nothing doing
WHIsKY-steady; 81 IL.
PORK Quiet: tl9 50aa0.
DRY SaLr MxATs-Quiet snd nominal; loose
lots. 7E@Ts<Sl01x9 9lOs. .aiCs .aiO5zc,
bAcos-0aI-t; ssaS ssal A9li1<o'l5.c.
LAkr-Hed nrmtV. winter, II y asked
Eses-ln better supply and duiler; l2H@I3:.
BUTTKR-UBchApged
hAr-Dull and uneh snsed.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.

STATE OF X ANSAS. L.
LEAvSNwoRTH COUNTY.
In the District Court of the First Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, Sitting IN and for said
Cduniy:
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MEDICAL.
W2NZ@
EzliEzI

The Peoples Reredy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note: ask for PONDS EXTRACT,
Take no other.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, a..
COUNTY OF LEAvESwoRIH
In tie Probate Court Of said County and SIis.
In the Matter of the Esta - of
MATHEW POtOCkl,
Deceased
TREDITORS and al other persons interested
" in III. aforesaid tate, are hereby not'nt Il
that At the next regular term OF the Probate
Ceur-, in and for said L unity, to be begun and
held at the Court Room, in ihe City and Go niy
Of fLeavenworih, State Of afo esa d, on the frsl
Monday in the moath OF July. A. ID. 80
sba l apply 10 the a'd Court Tor . full and tina
settlement OF said Estate.
LOUIS MARCOFF, Administrator OF MAT
THEW p. TOCkI. Deceased.
LKAvENuoRrH CITY, April 18th, A ID. lss6.
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ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK NARKEf.
ST. LoUD. June q.
Hoss-Firm; Yorken, IS 40d5 20; bacon,
$5 GOES 50; DstcheIs, IS 1o9o 81. Kec,i,r,
lO6
CArrLK-Quie: and scarcely anythieg doing;
the lew sold were at unchan ed prices. keeeipis,
900.
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Headache.

Ii Is an established fact that the EXTRACT
OF CRANBERI.IES and HEMP, ccmbined By
Dr. j. Z. MILLER, 81 Spruce st.. Phila..
Pas, permanently cures the most obstinate
cases OF Dyspeptic, Nervous or Sick Headache
md is an absolute specific for Neuralgia and
Nervousness. Prepared in pills; 50 cents a
box. Sent by mail. Robt. Psrham, gen,
Leayenworth. Kansas.
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TEE new Atlas Hosel, Ph,l.deipaia. Pa, i9
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TINS paper d printed With Chas Eneu Johnson
Co.'S Printing Ink coo south loth street, Philada
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Happy Relief for Young
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81 Send IS cent? to Dr.. ButtS D'spennzy. B.
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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-20
THE OTTOMAN.

This mornings dispatches bring news
Of the greatest import relative to the
muchvsIsd Eastern question. Russia
and England are in the same condition
in relation to Constantinople as two dogs
fighting for bone-both want it. The
late ultimstum OF the Porte before the
,n1 Of the late armistics must have
sounded absurd to the Russian and Eng
lish Ambassadors. In it he demanded:
LIST. Ssrvia, Montenegro, and Moldo-
Wallachia should become part OF Tur-
key; second. Russia was to pay heavy
indemnity, and give up the Crimea and
the Black Sea; 81, Europe must under
take to meddle no more with European
affairs. This sounds ridiculous TO out
siders. The sick man" OF Europe is
approaching his end fast. As Disraeli
says, "the time for diplomacy is past. "
The coming contest will be one of un-
surpassed magnitude; with Russiayit will
be a struggle for possession, with Eng.
land for continuance of power. Those
two Powers will, no doubt, take the lead
ing parts In the great drama that will, in
all probability. be played on the stage
OF Europe. Prussia will probably side
with England; and France stand in with
Russia. The Eastern dispatches will be
read with increased attention after this.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-20
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SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

Recently flock of 300 sheep from
Elko, Nevada, arrived in Gallatin city.
Gold has been discovered east Of
Owens river. IS miles northeast Of indie
pendence. in Inyo county.
Deadwood contains 173 business houses
of various kinds and degrees. The first
house was built on the 28th day Of last
April.
The privilege of calling for 500 shares
Consolidated Virginia any time this year
at $50 was recently sold for $500.
Nine mills are now running on ore from
the bonanza mines. These represent 30S
stamps. III pans, and have a crushing
capacity for ,07S tons daily.
Silver State says the San Francisco
Sulphur Company, whose mines are
situated near Rabbit Hole, have COM
menced refining sulphur, and are
now turning out from four to four and
half tons of birthstone daily. Tht COM
pany doesn't care how soon the Russians
so to war.
The Reno Journal has received infor-
nation that Carson is contributing money
for the purpose OF sending an Agent to
the Eastern part of the State to election.
eer with the men of the next Legislature,
TO prevent an appropriation to continue
the work ON the new State Prison at
Reno. and retain the Carson prison as
the State Prison. This Agent is about
to start out upon his tour and the Jour
nal naturally doesn't like it.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-20
THAT ROOSTER.

When the Eureka Sentinel man got
the election returns be hunted up the
wood-cut Of O rooster he knew was lay
ing around somewheres and put it at the
head of the column. He SAYS it was the
first time for sixteen years that be had
chance and thought be would give the
bird an airing. 1t WAS the Indianapolis
Sentinel, SO years ago, that started the
fashion of a Democratic rooster. Dur.
ing the returns Of the Indiana campaign
Of 1910, the editors Of tho two leading
papers in indianapolis used to go ont on
their office balconies and read the re-
turns to the crowd. On this eventfnl
night the Sentinel man announced that
the State had gone Democratic, an en-.
thusiastic Democrat in the crowd COM
menced to crow; Immediately the whole
crowd initiated chanticleer. and the next
morning. the delighted Sentinel editor
having hunted up IN electrotype of a
rooster, put it at the head of his col.
umns. The next day the Republican
editor across the way, got more definite
news announcing the election of his can
didate, and sending over to his contem-
porary borrowed the rooster, which ap.
peared in his paper the next morning. to
the great discontinue OF the Sentinel
man. We are glad for our Eureka frere
that the parallel does not extend so far.
Since that time it is customary for every
well regulated Democratic printing Of
fee to keep large supply OF big and lit
tie BOOSTERS on hand, andlparade them in
all the glory of black and white when
ever opportunity offers. AS that side Of
the house has been charged with eating
crow. PERHAPS they do well now to do a
little growing.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-20

Tbs late fierce contes. in Indiana Is q
striking example OF the manner in which
State politics are made subseryient to
National issues. The fercest Of political
light beat with concentrated ray upon tina.
State Tor three months prior to the cleo
ton, and heaven and earth moved by
both parties 10 insure success. This fact
evinc 3 the teep-seated feeling Of central
ization that at present exists. State
sovereignty exists but in name, when
National matters have such an over
shsdowinR ard mighty influence 10 State
elections.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-20

Father Becky. the General of the
Society of Jesus, whom some have re-
gardsd as the possible successor to Pope
Plus, was born at Siohem. Belgium,
February 8. 1897. His father, a poor
grocer, died when his son was very
young and his mother had to sew and
wash to bring up her Ave sons, OF whom
the General was the Oldest,
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-20

HAYEs.-It may interest our readers to
know that the Republican nominee for
the highest Office in the gift of the Amer
lean people is OF Scottish descent, his
people came to America in 1852, his
father was humorist, he was born in
Delaware, Ohio, graduated at Kenyon
College. was great debater in his youth
full days, studied law at Harvard, and
began the practice of law at Fremont.
Ohio, in 1916. In 1849 he went to Gin.
cinnati, gained fame ss a criminal law
yer, married Miss Webb in 1852, being
then thirty years I'D; Was chosen City
Solicitor in 1859. w&s appointed Major
in an Ohio volunteer regiment in 1861,
distinguished himself at South Noun
tain in 1862, was wounded four times at
the battle of Winchester. was made a
Brigadier General, after the, war, went to
Congress- and staid there two years,
was elected and reelected Governor, re-
duced the local taxation ST.. 1000. 900, is
Ave feet nine inches high, 81 years of
age, weighs $50 pounds, is Presby.
terrain, is hard worker during the day,
goes out to his farm house in the even
ing and is worth 100000.