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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
SILVER MN

IMPERlAL SlLvER MINING
i COMPANY Location Of principal place Of
bu.ine--. san Francisco. california
Loeauen o. works, dald liiii. siossy crnnty.
Notice IL hereby given. th>t Of a meeting Of
The Board OF Directors. held on the 18Th day Of
February. iss6. an assessment No. 81 Of One
Dollar Csil per rhsrv VA levied upon the espi-
tai sfocs az the ccricrstinh, paysh5s immeat
aieiy. IN 7 ni,ei stste. gold ecin. TO the Secrs-
larry, a the ofiec 81 ti. Company. Room -
iiAy wards Baiiding. No 40 California strst,
ssh Francisco. California.
AM stock upon whieh lhis as<cssmenf shall
renAln unpaid % The fi.t day % Mash. ts5s,
win be delinquent. and Advertised for saie
Of public %anciion, and unle-s payment IL made
before will be .old on TrksDAY, the iith
day Of April. 1871, 10 pay the delinquent a..
sc-.meni. together 9Th costs Of advertising
and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Doari of Directors.
W. X DEAN. Secretary.
ONCE = Room No. 10 ns~ywsri's BuiLuing,
No. si9 California street. San Francisco. Cali
fornia- fei1td
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iNLAsoow uOLD AM SILVER

NLASGOw 1OLD AND SILVER
" MINING COMPANY. -Loeation Of prin.
eipai place OF busincsl. san Francisco. Cali
fornia.
Location Of works, DEVILS Gate District.
Lyon county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting Of
the Directors, held on the 2ath day Of Feb
ruary. 1915, an assessment tho. ~ OF Twenty
I've Cents per phAre was levied upon the capt.
tai stock Of the corporation, payable immc-
diately, In United States gold coin, 10 the sec.
Rotary. al the once OF the Company, No. So
Pine street Room ~. San Francisco, Call
fornia.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid On the asth day Of March.
1870. will be delinquent, and advertised Tor sale
at public auction. and unless payment IL made
before will be sold on MONDAY, tho 18th
day Of April. 1915, 10 pay the delinquent as
sessmeni, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale:
Onice-33o Pine street (Room No. 81. San
Francisco, California. fe7std
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TnERE Is q lunatic In Colorado, who
wants 10 do away with the sun. and
have the world lighted By some plan
which has bssn studisd out. He has
ssnt . memorial 10 Congress to that end.
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l~sssssxrxfs LEviED.
TINE JUSTICE MINING C0APA

TmE JUSrICE MINING C0MPA.
y NY.-Locaiion of principal place Of busi-
nes-. San Francisco. California
Location Of works, Gold niii. Storeyeounty.
Nevada
the Dosrd of l'irsetors. held IN the ID day Of
March. lsI6, In Ss-essment INC. 10 Of flvs
iio lars per share, IN gold coin. was levted
apon each and every share of the capital stock
1t the Justice Mining Company repre-sntsd by
csrtinesies is.red prior 70 the leth DAY az Az
gust ISIS and ~ the san of One Dous . Per
.hsre, In ifls { IN. uron each and even share
of aid capital stock rrpresented By cerinedes
lssued sub>cquent To the 18Th day Of August,
is7s, pAyshis tmmedlsteU to ,. B. Kesns4y.
Secseiny az the coepsay. Boom No. ~ nst'
chants' Exchange Building. San franeiseo. Cal
Any sioei upca which ihis assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 9Th day OF April, tSlo.
Will No delinquent. and Advertised fr
ale at public auction. and unless paymsnt 10
made before VIII Be sold on MONDAY. me
assessment. together with COSTS Of ADVERTISING
and expense % sale.
M order VI the Boari 81 Directors.
JAS. y. KENNEDY, seercisry.
once Roon No - Mschanea' xxehanss
iiniiiins. szn rraneiseo CAlffonia. mretd
SENAr0R SILVER MINING cox
y rANY Location Of works. Virginia Min.
Ing District. Stofey County. Nevada.
Principal place u busiosss. Fan fnneiseo'
California. T- u.
Notice !. hereby given. that At meeting Q!
the board 10 Directors of said Compsnv. held
an the twenty. ninth C2othl day " February,
iy56, an ar-essmeut tho. i) OF Finy Gents
l,os.i psr shan Was levied apon The eapi,aI
stock OF .aid Company. payable Immediately,
In United states goh coin, TO the Secretary, a
the once Of he Company. No. ~ Pine street
ltoom &c. san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which sald assessment shall
remain unpaid on SATURDAY. the eighth
lsihl day OF April, lsl6. shali DO deemcd do
linqueni. and will be duly advertised for sals
al public anetion. and unlsrs payment shall d
made before will be cold on rHUksDAr. IN
twenty-seveuih 'sIthl dsy OF April. is1o. q
par the DELINQUENT asrersnient, Together viii
cost. VI sdyeriislpr anil expenses Of sale.
Ny order OF the board 10 Directors.
II. SAYRE. Secretary.
O~faec-Iiocm No. ID Academy pnilcing. No
ID Pine street. san Francisco. California
mTIIu
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,l,noyAS INNING COMPANY

u Location OF prineipai piece " ousihes.'
san Frtncisco. California.
Location Of works, Gold Hin. Storey county,
Nevada TH LN
Noiicc 10 herby given, that al . meeting Of
the BoarJ " Directors, held On the 18th day OF
February. hie. IN assessment tho. ~ of ftfty
c<ns per share was levied upon the capital
In United stair- gold eotn. 70 the secfrtary. at
the oflce of the Company, 70 Merchants Ex
ehAh.e. ran franelseo, ciliiornia. llGls :,
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 10Th day Of March.
1876. will he delinquent. and advertised for
sals o. pablic auction. and unless payment ts
made before will he sold on the FIFTH
DAY or APRIL. is7s, 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with costs OF advertising
and expenses OF sale.
By order VI the Dlrectors.
go DAVID WILDER, Sseretary.
Ofies-1s Msrehabts' Exchsnse, California
street, San franeisco, California fei6td
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r ADY WARRINGTON INNING

| II CUNPANf,- LUcAtlOh OF .PfihcIpAI Place
OF business, Ian Francisco, California.
Location OF works, Gold I'LL. storey eoun.
~, Nevada.
'Nouce.-There arc delinquent upon tho fsl.
lowing-described stock. on account Of srscss.
| ment N0. n levied on the nth day OF jan
nary, lS7C, the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders. as fol.
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New Ionx coysnLlDATEo
opal place Of bupiness, san Ffancisco, Call.


Location OF works. Gold uill. Storey county.
Nevada.
Natice 10 hereby given. that At q meeting Of
the Hoard Of bircctors, held on the With day Of
JauuaY. is1C, al Assessment QNo. ~ or
Kiahtysihrcs and On..third Ccnts-per share
Mas levied on the capital stock OF the co-pora.
ton, payable Immediately. In United States
Company. Room q Hsywsrd's Building, San
Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this ns-cssment shall
rcmAln unpaid on the 18th day of February.
Ism. Willis derinqaent and adverfiscd for sals
before will be- sold on the TWRNTY.fihsT
DAY or MAROH. 1870. to ray the delinquent
assessment. together with eosts Of advertising
and expenses Of ralc.
by order Of the board q Directors.
Once : Room u Haywariis Building. San
Franeirco. Cslif0mia- nN tN| In 1a1std
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a MAsoN CoNnoLIpArkD TMIN.

AINu COMPANY. -Locstion Of principal
place Of busipess. San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Devils Gate District,
Lyon county, Neyada.
or the Directors. held on the 18th day Of f.b-
fusry. lss6. an assessment lNo. ~ % Twenty
ave Csnts per shar was levied upon the capi.
h piock OF the o rporat,op. payable immedi.
stely. In United States gold coin, 10 the secre-
t.rJ: q the once OF the S.mp.syi ~ f1ne
Any stock upon which this assessment email
remain unpaid On. The 18th, day OF March.
is.t. Win be delinquent. and advertised for
sale At public auction. and unless payment 10
made before will he sold on MONDAY, the
iTth day Of April. iss6. 10 pay the delinquent
- - r. r. HOSMER SECRETARY.
Onnee-s,or Pine strset tkoom ~. s.s FRAN
eiseo. California. fe1std
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DELINQUENT sALEs.
Alta C~snsssued.

Drexler l. 4 Co. Trustees ~ 3d.. n ..
And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board OF Directors. made on the s1th day Of
81 public auction. 1t the once Of the Company,
Rooms s aud Q. No. 200 Montgomery street,
San francisco, California. on SATURDAY. the
2iih aay Of March. is7o, % the hour Of .
queni .isessment thcrrcn. iocssh.r With costs
Of advertising ana expenses Of the sac.
WM. n. WATSON. Secretary.
Ofhce- Rooms s and 9. No. 3o3 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California. mf6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10

Vernon. Tobink Co, Trusteesisip. 80. rs. ..is 90
And In accordance with Law, and an order
OF the hoard Of Direction, made ON the s1th
day Of January, ISIS, 20 many shares Of each
parcel OF such stock 80 may DO necessary viii
be sold II public auction. At the .fiee u TIE
california sirees, San francisco, California. on
the TWENTY. THIRD DAY or MARCH, 1870.
at the hour of . o'clock p. n. Of said day, 20
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
lethcr with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale. r,ox.s ...-
once : Room 81 Hayvard's Building. San
Rrancilca .CnlifnnlA. mr1id
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~sTooKHoIpERs' MEETING.

WILLOW JACKET SILVER MINING
Cotnpany.-A meeting Of the stockholders
Of The yellow Jacket Silver Mining Company 10
hereby called 10 be held q The once Of the co...
many In the Town Of Gold Hill. County OF
Stcssy. state OF . evada, on wkQkEBDAY, tho
isth DAY q March, 1876. u the hour Of Il o'clock
fnol nj Of ssid day. The object VI aid meeting
/. 70 consider and takc sction upon the prcpo.
uitIou 10 Increase The smou.to Of the capital
stock Of said Yellow Jaehst silver MINING Cea-
psny nina million sig hubdrd tboasabd dollars
tf9.IDu .ooo), that 10 to tay, frum two million
four hundr.d thoupnd dollars te7, 900 ooo),
Divided into twenty-four thoussnd sharvs q
ono hundred dollar eaeh, To twelve million dol.
lsrs lti 3,0Do,o0 divided iato one hundred and
twenty ihcussDd shares Of one hundred dollars
Tuos. q. TAYLOR, President,
O. v. HlZILrUn. Vice President
3. srokEs. Trustees.
Gold Iiiii. January i1th, ISIS. isis "
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DELueuExf SALES.

SILVER 1inIHo
" CoHPAnY.-Loeation Of principal pisse
o1basInsss, Gan rraseisco. California;
Notics.-Thsrs arc dslinq uent upon ne Ioi'
iowing-desenbsd stock. on sccoun! o. esssss'
usry. 1879. the several amounts sst oppostte
ths names Of ne respective ~sAsrsholasfs' -
Vance. No, o.rt- shs. A., I;
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Every Branch Of B~Iaeksmithieg
IN srrERiOR STYLE.

BoIrER WORK and REPlIRINa. FIRST
CLASS uORsK-sHOEiSo. In fast. all styles 81
Biarksmith work. In the mates, and beet man.
= ot''nsa'@ 100 ). @. CLARE. :
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F0R SALE!

IN HogsE wirn syvns ROOMS, WI
ssain v. =. RlsoN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-03-10
SILVER CITY STAGE,

HAVING LEASED TIE BLACKSMITH
ipR Dspsrtnrnt a the Nevada Boiies
worss. on the Divide between Gold Hill and
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19
Glimpse of Con. WaghAngton.

+, In the struggles and triumphs of the
past of New York, the following Incl
dent will prove interesting at this time !:
There came sunshiny day in April,
17S9, when George Washington, PEesI.
dent-elect OF. the United STATES by tine
unanimous vote Of The people, stood on a
balcony in front Of the Senate Chamser,
in the old Federal Hall. on Wall street,
TO take the oath Of Office. An immense
multitude filed the streets and the win.
dows and roofs OF the adjoining houses.
Clad in a suit OF dark brown cloth OF
American manufacture, with hair
powdered, ana with white silk stock.
lngs, silver snoebuckles and steel-hilted
dress sword, the hero who led the
colonies to their independence came
modestly forward to take up the bur-
dens that peace had brought. Profound
silence fell upon the multitude as w ash.
inglon responded solemnly 10 the re ding
oil, the oatn oI office, Il swear--so hell
me God" Then amid cheers, the dis
play of flags, and the ringing OF bells in
the city, our first President turned tG
lace the duties his countrymen had i'm
posed upon him. In sight of those who
would have made an Idol OF him, Wash
ingJon's first act was to seek the aid Of
otner strength than his own. In The
calm sunshine OF that April afternoon
| fragrant with the presence Of seed-tmt
and the promise Of harvest, we leave
him OH his knees in the Old St. Paupi
bowed with the simplicity of child a
the feet oil the Supreme Ruler Of the Uni
verse.
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THE MUSIC OF THE MILL.


Loudly Drawing down the valley, smooHly
gliding o'er the plain,
Winds the rtver through the landscape, Ike u
N Ailver chain,
Past the village, through the meadows, to lthe
nhller's iyied home,
Where the llIwheel, dark and mighty, grlnds
| Oft and oft. at tide OF even, when the sun is
sinking NJ low, 9Ss ,,,.a. window, with It,
crimson glow,
O'ertne plhm' ana tnrough tne Vahey, 70 NY
cottage on the MIL. A.
Borne upon the WINS Of zepnyrs, comes the
y. ~ ,.,.l.- y--x.s, "a
Olt and oit IN eager poynoou, nays nays tracfs1u af1
tse doMnw sra stsa ae as
a dream; 80,
ana Tasssed te ,s busy Wheel With
wv, a., T., q. - !. ., 49,.
While the screaming swallows fdarted to and
irS across ts tnc s h99s,, a,; ,; ,,,;+, .ho;,
ana apoYe, Hne fooKs were caWlng, Wlth t4elr
~, doisy brood: KY .....,,. -.
ri, cottage on the hill, ....qg iaaG
the mill. .w frste-. MI qevfi,
,,,-,..,.l a,.a.,,
onee' from ont tne lyleo tattiece, SOUNDS ol
sWeeter music stole. li'4 -
Strains whose ciear and loving cadence sank
-. mto MY Souls ..arg, tt,d ~, ~. .r9
Twas ne miileI,s orpbaqed granaehild' 1atrer
ghsn llie plooln u NAY; ,ulIeL ..lE!,
i"' plalnave ray. .,.f.'i U 80 ia atl.r
And once beside the river, as L sat with line
anu rod,l sFa Y9u. 9"Ft sat g.H."
Along the dhlsied meadow5patn'o WIN larry
While lay among the marsh flowers, needless
i OF CO. X and qulll, .,.ir.t,, =.
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riage OF young people in that MUD read
land remember the conduct OF this we DE-
ding under these trying difficulties, and
earn the utility Of ali preventive.
efforts. Tg T.
The party, after clearing the scene and
escaping the sight OF the Indians, began,
1 OF course, TO consider their situation.
The question, the pressing question,
was, What course was the party TO
take under the circumstances? They
we're fifteen miles from home, fifteen
miles from Ste. Geneyieve, fifteen miles
| from anywhere. Mark now, l repeat,
the conduct OF this party, and learn
llesson from the result. Leaving the
road a short distance they held y solemni
council under the shelLer OF clump OF
lress, in full and open assembly, a9d,
after mature deliberation, came to thu
resolution TO allow no such small aeci-
IGent tu defeat the wedding, but to pur-
sue their journeylto Ste. Genevieve, pro-
cure clothing and celebrate the marriage
in due form, according to Arrange ment.
What a spectacle!. l. "a wedding party, o.
young ladies ami gen lemen iH
IN A STATE OF .NATUREl
In state OF stark nudity, nuldipg open
council in the woods, indeed, butin the
| presence OF each otnsr! Thai, Qpine,
| was very sulemn ;aseemOly, and their
advance toward Ste. GeneYieYe, ior some
/ miles, at least,s WAS more q funeral pro-
cessiun than Wedding. Arriving in
tbe suburbs Of Sle. GeneyieYe, Pagget
LETT has party in q SKIRT Of timber, wen
tosthe town and got clothing from tn,
| good people Of the place for the crowd,
Wnen the party made thelr formal entry
into the town. Went to The church.. where
| the wedding took place before the priest.
1 This is the most uniqqe ana romantic
| wedding the 5hlstory ofl any civlilzed
country Withih my knowledge; a4plNts,
| and deserves a place, II any wedding
4 ever did,; ID McLennanis 'sHiStory .ot
lRrmiiy Marriage" andell oihe eEmol'ks
Of that description. And Tor the puf-
pose Of keeping this Wedding in mem-
\ Ory and giving the incldent w history.
DO l to-day recount tnis story. or the
Truth OF il no ruom remains for doubt.
mad the story from the mouth OIL Henry
PaggeJ himself. and heard him tell 1T
twice in my lifetime. Pagget, who was
isoDle : siF E-F ( tfT F,a. .st
HUNDRED AND NINETEEN YEARS OF AGE
aL MS uecease, accprulng w me recoi u
OF his age at this very marriage, which
remains in the CathDilc, Cnurcn at Ste.
Genevleye, was OF q veracity and homes
w vaboye suspicion. / knew the old
pioneer for some twenty years before
his ueath.
This wedding was the leading Incl
dent, in the shape of romance, at any
rate, in the early history of Big River
Settiement--the first colony in this
county.
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RoBEsoN's PRRDICAMENT.-A Although
Secretary Robson succeeded in max
ing fair showing to the Navy Commit
tee in regard to his personal affairs, our
dispatches this morning indicate that
trouble has broken out in another
quarter. and that his impeachment
will be demanded. His present pre-
dicament grows out Of Official
tran sactions connected with the bank
Ing house of Jay Cooke. MeCulioch y
Co. iu London; and matters look squally
for the Secretary Of the Navy. The mat
ter will be Immediately reported by the
Committee to the House and Rpheson's
impeachment demanded. Verify, the
way of the Uansgressor is hard.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

AN insane man, the other day, crept
stealthily up to the sale where the origin
al OF the Declaration of independence is
kept, and with mallet and 'chisel com.
menced operations. On being arrested
and interrogated as to his purpose, he
said he merely wanted to get at the
venerable document in order to sign his
name to it, as he approved of its doc
trines and thought ne could beat John
Hancock at fine penmanship. He had 6
method in his madness.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

When wellington wished to encourage
a certain regiment which, during one OF
bis Pyreneean engagements, held the
ielt Of the line, witnouL supports, against
a superior force Of the enemy, he SAID
You must stand firm, my lads, for
there's nothing behind you." When Sir
Colin Campbell drew up his few hundred
Highlanders TO meet Liprandi's thou
sands in front OF the port Of Balaklava,
he called 10 them: Remember, men,
Lhere's no retreat from here. You musI
die just whore you stand" .Ws
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

A CHICAGO Democratic paper denies,
In most indignant terms, the rumor that
Gov. TiLDENais engaged to be married
to the Empress EUGENIE, widow of Ma
poleon III. 1t nevertheless admits that
'sshe would make charming addition
tothe White House," and suggests that
the young Prince Imperial might be put
tel good use by being placed in ga com
mand on the Butt-end Of the Big Horn"
Perhaps the Governors letter of accept.
ance will clear this matter up to public
satisfaction. ~ a-'t 'i'T - q t---+
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

CEsAR's tri-worded dispatch to the
Roman Senate has been the admiration
Of history. TILDEN's letter might be
just as brief and, equally effective
"Accepted, wuh Thanks" Let him say
just that; and he may DEFY criticism,
But, as from :" youth up he has been q
political dialectician, 1t is not probable
that he will waive the opportunity tc
discourse lengthily OF political right
eousness and judgmentsto come. Men
inshis position should be governed by
the first principle in naval warfare
"Keep your port'hoO shut till the en-
gagement begins" ~
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19


BRIsTow STICKs.-Mr. Bristow has
written aIetter to General Grant in re-
ply TO the note from Grant authorizing
him to state in full to the Committee all
the Cabinet consultations touching the
matter under investigation. We are
glad to perceive that in his letter Mr..
Bristow has taken precisely the same
grounds as assumed heretofore In the
eolumns Of the STAR on the subject Of
the inviolability Of this privilege: thai
IL Is not q personal privilege merely, but
q high privilege peculiar to the public
service which the public good demands
should never be violated nor invaded
and that. therefore, the President, mol
any other man, has no right or author
ily to waive this privilege, either to'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

MACHINE MADE horseshoe nails are
becoming an important branch OF our
national industry. The Ausable Com.
pany alone, established in 1868, now turns
out 900 tons OF these nails annually.
All are made oilhe best Norwegian iron,
hammered hot, but the pointing Is done
cold. over 300 hands are employed il
this business by this one company
Whoever has had to keep his team wait
ing while the blacksmith pounded a
nailmaking. will appreciate this rapid
manner of turning out the nails. t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

WE must, injustice to Grant. say one
good word for him: and thar is, in ap-
pointing a number-one man in place of
Postmaster General Jewell. Judge
TYNER, now at the head Of the Post
office Department, is all that the public
could require in any man to I'LL that re.
sponsibie position. Energy, Integrity,
ca ,,ab .lity and exp rience are all his.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

Gov. JEWELL's, neighbors and friends
gave him most enthusiastic reception
on his return to his home in Connecticut.
Such commendations. OF public man by
the people, signifying "well done, good
and faithful servant" are worth more
than all the satisfaction that place-hold-
Ing can afford. f.
~More true joy the exiled CATO feels,
Than tesar with Senate numbering at nil
=. Eheeis." NA | az
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

THE ''pull-bacE' style Of female dress
has b, come SO intensified by recent
Partisan improvements" that our
magazines containing fashion plates are
about TO be dicted from passing
through the public mails, on the ground
that they are '.obscene literature." y..
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

IT is presumed that Fred. Grants rap
Id promotion is a reward of merit for
gallantry displayed on the field of battle
in the war on, the colered cadet at West
Point, in which he was able to ,retreat'in
good order with no loss of ordnance ex-
cept his pocket pistol, which was seized
and cOniscated by the enemy.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

THE shopper" has not damaged Kan
sas this year. A dispatch IRON Atchi-
son says: Reports from all parts of the
Stare agree that the crops this year will
be the largest ever harvested in Kansas.
Most OF the small grain is already har-
vested. Corn promises an enormous
yield. The weather is very favorable"
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IT 10 asserted by a. recent dispatch
from the scene OF Custers fight that Sit
ling Bull was actually killed, as well as
HE second in command, in that desperate
conflict. s,5 a. 5;trs 'u-T1 os.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19

himself or for any member Of his Cabi-
net. We are gratitisd that-Ar. BTistow
has put this natter on grounds SO b. gh
and unassailable. Fl
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-07-19
The Cincinnati Weekly Star,

THE millionaire patent-mediclne men
Aver ana Helmbold, are now both In
mates of insane asylums. raving luna luna
Tics. Much money hath made them mad
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ENGLISH COTTAGE.

This England.
and
moh WE'LL
sleek house