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LEXINGTON. KY
sleighihg is immense.


Sleighihg is immense.
Christmas. like all other holidays in
Lexington, passed off very quietly.
Business went on about as Usual with a
few exceptions. at
The concert at the First Baptist
Chutch, Christmas night, WIS grand
affair. The Christmas tree was the
largest and most elegant one we ever
saw. .....
Some unscrupulous Christmas carous-
er threw brick through the large
French glass window of Mr.. j. M. Hook
er's store, on Main street, Christmas
night. The glass ia worth about $3.50 No
other damage was done.
Mr.. Eddie Smith and Miss Lizzie
McMichael eloped last Friday, aud were
married somewhere in Ohio. Miss
heMichael was an orphan and quite
young, under The charge OF her guardian
on account of her age. The bride has in
store for her quite fortune when she
becomes OF age.
While all was quiet at the Central
Depot ON Christmas evening waiting for
the tram, gentle rap was heard at the
door followed by sweet strains OF music
ps
French harp and a tin horn. Then In
popped an Ethiopian with basket on
his arm and said 'ds AIN for Mr.. Mar
tin from Miss-" here he was bustled
out, and the contents OF the basket
were examined. "Egg-nog, egg-nog,"'
cried Mr.. Ed. Martin, when the curtain
dropped.
HAMILTON.
The Hawthorne Club will give party
tomorrow night at the residence OF
Robert Harper, First Ward.
The funeral OF the infant daughter OF
Charles Lipphardt takes place this al
ternoon at 3 O'Clock from the residence
OF the parents, corner Of Third and Lud-
low.
Dick Urmston, late Deputy County
Auditor, while out hunting, yesterday
afternoon, near Hanover Station, acci-
dentally shot himself, and can not pos
sibly live.
The street car which is furnished with
cushioned seats and a stove seems to be
IN great demand. 1t is said the receipts
on one day exceed that OF the two 9TH
ers united.
The residence of Robert Stephenson,
in the neighborhood of Seven Mile, was
yesterday entered by burglars, and a
number of articles of value carried of.
The family were absent at the time.
The handsome Easter Cross, which
was drawn by Mrs. Josie Millikin at the
Il. OF z. FAIR, was again donated by the
lair recipient to the managers OF the
Fair to be disposed OF again.
The Democratic Central Committee
have issued a second call to the yeo-
manry OF the country to come together
next Saturday and hold mass meeting.
The place of meeting will be Becketts
Hall. The call invites call who believe
that Tilden and Hendricks have been
honestly elected"
Tonight closes the X. of P. Fair, and
those VINO have not yet visited IL should
not fail TO attend. Nothing could be
handsomer than the arrangement OF the
hull, and this evening Will decide the
fate as to the popularity OF several oil
the young ladies--as but one can be the
"most populaI''--and several candidates
are in the field, which makes the race
quite lively.
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EINANCIA
CINcINNATI. Dec. 97-l:30 r.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27-l:30 P. n.
Cash gold is buying here to-day at 107, and
selling ut l07X. Golu checks on New Y ork are
drawn at !01k.
There Is moderate demand for money, and
businessis quiet. There is an ample supply of
currency, and the banks are discounting liber-
ally at per cent.
Exchange on New York Is in light demand
with large receipts, and the market is heavy
Rates unchanged Dealers are buying at 10
discount and selling atpar.
Sterling is quotcd 81 S3a4 Sjper 4 in gold, but
there is not much demand.
Government bonds are steady and the local
transactions are light.
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Rome Sentinel: A Thomas-street
couple made this singular wager: II
Hayes is elected the woman agreed to
build the fires this winter, and il Tilden
was elected the man Was to build them.
Thursday after tne election the woman
took tEe benefit of the doubt, and has
obliged him to build the fires ever since =.
Their oldest daughter says: ut don't
make no difference if the Angel Cambria
is elected, ma never did build no tires,
and she never will. You can bet on
that a good deal safer than on election"
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The Journal of Commerce advises all
people to eat celery when they cangeti it,
and onions between times. Says il,
auiets your nerv. But one onion-eater
(remarks the St. LouisGlobe) Can unset
lie the nerves OF a whole street car load !.
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PICTURES,
The Young NavigatOrs..-llxl6, 81.

| Also beautiful country scene. -Four chill
dren, three girls and a boy, have left the dis
tant house to play. Two are seated on the
bank of the little lake, near the trunk Of
picturesque old tree, and these act as speeta-
tors, while the other two, boy and girl, are
on their knees near the water, endeavoring to
guide two little boats with sticks in their
hands. The boys boat is a full rigged sloop,
with sail SPREAD the girls only a faint imita-
tion OF a boat, doubtless the work Of her own
hands, beng made of chips.
A Country Stile--.llxl6, 81.
This is a view of a farm in thesearly sum-
mer. The house, almost hidden by foliage
and surrounded by meadow land, is seen in
the distance. In the foreground are four girls
reposing upon and near the stile of the OIL
fashioned kind. ALI have been gathering
flowers, and one little gill is seated in the
grass .endeavoring to form o bouquet. A
charming picture.
English Cottage --llxl6, 81.
This picture represents the farmers home
so common in England. A plain. homely
building, truly, yet suggestive OF much COM
fort, and even some beauty. The background
covered with the shade Of grand old trees, and
the foreground with abundance Of flowers,
while roses in bloom almost hide the doorway,
and are trained high up in the roof House
utensils in common use are standing near the
wei, and the mother Of the family is drawing
water from the well, with the daughter and
her little charge, the infant of the family, and
the sleek house cat sitting near as spectators
The Darling Babe---llxI6. 81.
This Is companion piece of the English
Cottage. 1t is a garden scene. In the FORE
ground young girl is contemplating, with
fond affection, sleeping infant in its cradle
The friend and pet OF the child, beautiful
cat, lies rolled up in sleep near by. The back
ground shows parterre of flowers and shrub
berry of luxuriant growth, and also a large
dish Of fine ripe fruit. The expression and
position of the young girl are so natural that
one can almost fancy her words spoken, "The
Darling BaDe."
STROBRIDGE & CO., Publishers,
Cor. Race and Baker Sts.. Cincinnati.
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The following is the :30'H. M. reporter New
York Stock Mark t. us Feeelved By Lea SEeT-
rett &Co.. ~ W cat Third street
sole. offered at Bii
W. u. Teiegraph....... ... .... 7lk
Pacific Mali li....,..r..s .--.s "a.
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good dramatic performances. The sup
per was most creditable in all respects.
The good things OF life were in pro-
fusion, and every one was bright and
haunV
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UOVINGTON.

Hon. o. d. MeManaTna is in the city
stopping at the Clinton Hotel.
Our venerable friend, p. r.. Collins,
leaves ub this evening lor Springfield,
HI.
The Covington Gas Company, at it's
annual meeting, reelected the old Board
Oi Directors.
Katie, the eight-year old daughter OF
Mr. HI. clay White, fell over a banister
yesterday and was badly injured.
MAYORS CoURT.-E. Duncan, petty
1Arceny,$l3; Moitfe 0'i1earD, receiving
goods under false preUenses, dismissed.
George Porter fell from a sand-boat at
The wharf yesterday and broke through
Ihe Ice. He was rescued by Mr.. > ames
Clark.
Mr.. James Campioh, brother OF our
policeman John Campion, died yester-
day. His funeral will take place to-
morrow.
Tho residence of Dr.. Dulaney, No. 81
West Fifth street, and tnat OF MIR. Il.
HenshaW have been paid visit by burg
lars. Nothing valuable Is missing, how.
eVer. .. .....
The funeral of Eorenz Bongemah, who
died yesterday, took place this morning
Twelfth and Greenup. The employees of
the Covfngton Wire-Works were pres.
ant.
COUNTY COURT. case Of the Com
monwealth against Rich, charged with
basUardy, was continued to the next
term. The remainder of the day was
taken up in hearing the case Of the
Southern Railroad against ID. @. Ken
nedy. The Jury failed to agree last
night.
IhoKont,,kv contral Railroad which
noe Nc ninehaseh moS' the Mavsville E. 1,exinr.
snm nHe Ruad a,,,s "1y narIectea nm arrange.
Om t'Uau, hin, h%S nv" trpin p Ioaves N Mavsv'iIe
Wenrncx, ~emv ny nvarv m"rning ut + 40 O'Clock
MenSGoh,, ',,, S'oy -, ~ + 90 tNe sanao
onrnina Tba retnrnin;r train leaves
To,j;nttcn d,iIv ut 3 o,clook p. .M,. and
Living "" u"iy ,',ty,,;iIo Hi -, % ~ y M
Aihi'e' "U NA '-'-o a,
Inc iolIoWlng nave Deen edecteu OIL
W., for the ensuing term: p. NV, Geo.
Leicht; M.W., John Brachte; q. .,JOs.
Weber; o., Henry BremenBamp; kecord-
Ing Secretary, w. II. smith; Flnapclal
Secretary, OTTO Lots; treasurer, WIN.
doebel; l. IT,, John Zenner; Representa-
i've 70 vi anu !, Louse' EIaiies 70 Asn N
COUNCIL MEETING. - The polling
places and officers of election for the
various wards were hlled as follows:
First Ward-SuIlivan' tobacco ware
house: Henry Holly and jackson Shar-
row. inspectors; Charles Brosemer,
Clerk.
Second Ward-Greenup street Engine
house: Thomas Frazier and Fred. Wise,
Inspe ectors; John G. Metcalfe, Clerk.
Third Ward Reeds undertak er's
office; Jos. Havlin and Jacob Lett, In.
anectors: Walter Cleary, Clerk.
Fourth Ward-SIxth street Engine
house; John O'Donnell and A. Crout,
inspectors; W. y. hus', Clerk:
ua1a ' and Jacob Lang Insuectors. An,
40 oy Morrts Clark.
Sixth W ard-Dottl's, corner of Pleas.
ant and Greenup streets; ii. Adams an d
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Cincinnati Dry Goods Market.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 27.
Trade in this line has haan light The uast
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4, hOO1- AHe uuIkeb ConOinue5 sbeduv anu
hrm, Common are worth 80 25a5 80, lair to
good light$5 70a6, good packing 50 05a6 30, and
choice heavy 81 35a6 10 per GENITAL gross.
'CATTLE-Continue firm, with a moderate
demand at 81 25a2 20 for common, $3a3 7j for
for medium grades, and S4a5 25 Tor good to
extra.
SHEEP-Market quiet and steady. Common
tomedium are quoted $2a3, good to extra $3 81
ab per Genital, and very few OF the latter offer
ing.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINUTNNATI, D6C. EI--2 7, NJ.
The following are the receipts and ship
ments OF i've stock for the past "a hours:
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NE WPORY.


Birmingham England.
Miss Alice Stanford, of York street, is
visiting friends at Wyoming, o.
The newly elected members of .Coun-
oil will take their seats january 4.
MIR. p. Conway, the boss real estate
owner Of this clty,is sojourning at Pitts
bnrg.
The Newport and Covington Assem-
bly, will be entertained Tonight by Col.
James Taylor.
Mr.. Anthony Bowers is the happy
parent of a pretty little nine-pound
baby. us not aboy.
The Newport Mannerchor will give
concert and ball at Turner Hall on Syl-
Vester night, December 81.
VIM. Prathers was hauled in dead
drunk yesterday, This morning Judge
GeIsler let him go, on his promise to
1ign the pledge.
The annual election ofthe directors of
the Clay Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, Of this city, will be held at
khe Office OF the company next Tuesday
morning.
Councilman Ed. O'Hara sports hand
Bome gold.headed cane, presented him
by the President OF the Scientific Asso-
cIati0n iora prize essay delivered before
bhat body.
MIR. w. II. Lape, Superintendent of the
Christian Sunday-school, at Hayman's
Hall, invites all the little lolks oil New
port to be present at the Han this eve
hing and receive u handsome Christmas
present.
DR.. Robert A. Dameron, prominent
young physician OF this city, and Miss
Lucy Park, well-known teacher in one
Df our public schools. slid over the ice
yesterday to Cincinnati and Joined
hands in the holy bonds OF wedlock,
Rev. Alr. Gray officiating, at his resi-
hence OIL Liberty street.
The event OF the season in social cir
Giles will be the marriage tomorrow
evening of Mr.. James AlcGinpis, Princi-
pal Of The Bellevue street ScnoOl, and
Nfss Emma Newhouse, a teacher in the
Cabol-sireet School. The happy event
will take place at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, ON Saratoga street.
DAYTON. KY.
Bond Lodge, No. 2I9, l. o. o, F., at
their regular meeting last night, elected
the following officers: N. CSC. b. Hay-
wood; V.G.. Harry Lambe; X. s., Frank
N.tkeslar; p. S, John l.. Gnlard; Treas,
hi. Bolser.
The ladies' of st. Francis Catholic
Church gave u very deIghiiui entertain
menL aud supper last night at Muellei's
Hall. The attendance was quite large,
and previous TO supper the company
yAs,entertallel BY music and some very
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23


'~u'tlvd'"rs Frederick L. B-uclcr
Charleston. Iowa. Frame Of tubular
pipe bent AT different angles. ana sup
ported 10y bearing wheels. Tubular
plow-hramS. 10 which plpwS are CON
nected by hooks and break pins.
Flower >tandS-iI. II. Butler. Drs
MrlneS. Iowa. \ bracket having an
inner ribbed hub fitting over a grouvcd
standard, upon which il NAV be- r.-
Volvei OF vertically adjusted.
Nali-lIate FeedrrS-Ro.lin Van Am
hurgi. Netmore. Kansas.
Mlik->aieS-tharleS Beam. Jackson.
Iowa.
Washing Machines-J. +. Blair. Ere
donna. Kansas.
Rein lloldcrs-.James +. Bryan. Hum
hOlit. Kansas.
Butter Workrrs-IIrnrv \. Chon and
Henry {. Hartman, Dies MONIES, Iowa
\ box form barrel, having Il movable,
screen At lis bottom, carries 4 u~luugrr
ana ltS operating mechanism. and has
adjustable bearers, and j. adapted L. To-
suspended over Il tub and adjusted H.
SUIT the slZr and convenience. of the
person operating IT.
Combined tultIvator and Harrow
\. Demarce and Teuuis Nrecrlanl |.
l. alrileid Iowa. y frame hinged cen
trally 10y connecting bars. operating
with vertically adjustable rollers.
Portable Fences-G. r. Steven,
Schuyler. Nebraska.
Faucets-Anton Tomiska. Iowa City.
Iowa.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

Farmers using the Champion Double
Hog Ring. a obviate the accumula.
ton of dirt on top Of the hogs nose by
inserting the ring 50 us - bring the
cross bar in front of the nose and MT
on top. Many farmers use the Cham
pion with cross bar in front Of the nose
altogether. The Double Ring when
carefully inserted is the best Hog Ring
in the market. il having no sharp points
in the nose. The Brown Single Ring
closes on the out, lie OF the nose and is
the best singh ring. CHAMBERS Il
QCINLAN. Decatur. Illinois. are manu-
facturers. They also manufacture The
Eagle Bill Corn Husker. the farmers
faVori
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
NiCnf on the Nile

There was a wild gorge in the Ara,
bian hills. where the chain drew near
The shore. As we approached it | saw
that 1t was flooded with mellow light.
soft breezes bore us slowly against the
river current. and We noiselessly ap-
preached the mouth of the gorge. Oh.
vale of wild enchantment. Fantastic
crags leaped into the air and hung sus-
pended by some mighty magic. Between
the golden walls, III the bed of the val
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
The Best Prairie Lands in Iowa and
Nebraska,

For sale by the BURLINGTON & MIS-
SOURI, RIVER r. Il. Co., on Ten Years
Credit at 9 per cent. interest. One
million acres in Iowa and Southern
Nebraska. The finest country in the
world to combine Farming and stock
Raising. Products will paw for land
and Improvements long before the prin-
cipal becomes due. Large discounts for
cash. EFor circulars tha. vii! de
scribe fully these lands. and the terms
of sale, apply 70 OF address. LAND
COMMISSIONER, Burlington. Iowa. for
Iowa lands. or Lincoln. Neb., for Ne
braSka lands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

The fact that Cragin Il Co.. PhI,adel-
phia. Pa. Dobbins' Electric Soap con-
tidently base. their claims on the merits
OF the soap. and only ask a trial. speaks
volumes. We know that the soap tells a
good story. Try il.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

The Central Infrmar a. Indian ,pOlis Is con-
Quoted by gentlemen o: long and successful prac-
tice. The afflicted fad them ~sxilltul. careful and
kind. and their treatment curative In the highest
degree.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

&c 'r-A 'aflH'fa' "a AAs.A 49, l3AA
-v.r means nav -. 4. hand From the
earliest ,.ur-. by regulation 81 th.
Government. 8 ..umpg price las ban
;,.: .ar tie LOCUS, collected and .h-!r
...--. TIE --a.rt a.. one half franc j,
ia ! frr 'w0 pounds T r,--. and one
quarter franc for III. sam. WEIGH. af
the insects. Tw.u,y-fy. ,lou,a,d
franc, i.ty- been maid IN on. wear fnr
collecting ,.-u1 y,urJ. If .ges and
Insects r. I.a,y. HUNGARY and >r.lu
TIC government, IA, rewards for IN.
d.-.Ii.. gg Of f,cu-.- .r their .-rs
r. >...r ...y ,,r,g.rly su..r. ~.
,.u.- -.~.... inf, ,,-,a i.,p. with
rr. tiluu- and nurr.d them. Fight
cen 'i..-ard l,f-l.F. U.r. collected IN
'hr-e week, hy 1000 u.n. l., j., certain
.ia' many kind. If Iirl. an. very d.
-.r.r,iy.,,.i .. looms, and Az. p. wnrs,
enemy. \ bird IA IrJ,, termed ,l,
gr,L'.. 80, ,,-.., -. l,cp.,
and = .,,,S TI. rraEl. =. similar .,
our Ca'if,~,i, cI.u.,. mr. Il,cLh;r1
Tie f|,l,If.,r.. If T,Ii, have Lir..,
.u.rI. 1870.
yru.r cr,ps. hu, when III. IA. L..r
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''' ""''''Die LAWS should he
~ "' '''''S' ana especially
u i"'"S'd ny locIlstS or ,
tI'.' I'i ihe projection OF
''o starring, blackblrd.
'"N' J"'h"t"' STARK ana that the :
''''''" St"iI'ns ana Srak!e should !
~ '''"''"''" l'Io the United states.
"''o ''I"' are Il very destructive
''E l" t'e i"cuS'S. They pursue =
'''ni '' h'NAI' Wien they alIght on the :
''""r' | mould he regarded as a
! 'i''' 10 Sl"'' OF eaten any birds which q
now themselves useful tn the nb.L; !
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

FiIid Lightning Instantly CUE, Seur "a
NrrV"H, and >i"L H. .larr~. Rheumatism ana A.
nervous pains. prurg.>ts keep.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

II 4. y"ur drIss - fr Uur- sam, C.nII.
'l"" Powder. AMI keep - on ha.'fsr u,o p- g.
hrst aIprdraI"" 90 >yup'uU- - me Trfy .-rfr
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23
IOWA CO

Trs'rs ave- IN - CSicayptIrne
fSSSErTgsS--A u.s liu.ass CfFrayC r.,
bland 4 rar.ac. and be- y5t1ss = IHtIaa..
T. EfrsaI-
t%rA.f r~r'r'.ou Win TIE Chic,zo 8 North
western r.
ABB Dp-s- w.fs ''r T|r.'. central RA,tuay
SEtEt- s. BCTIgrF
tgsF -.F.sT %.
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ebr. MCAfEA

Dr. Nr&ttt- \ rex a. EfuIua'" - Erlris
stl American INSTITUTE. FWslry wears rTar
l'lis N''ian. Irea's an diseases 90 ri-kIi
10y, Liver. Lungs. Heart. Thrua'. Head A..
nd'h""'l successfully 'T"a'r! AMI even ~.
"'''F~ nav" fdil"i. sluN forfeit rrr any a.. ,
N'Hl'N-t "rahh'Ts or IriNat" . .ra-' - any sfs,
~ 'hiIt.'CT "a" undertake. AMI FATS to- rurr L.
DIES VIZ hHi proper treatment .rT Sf~..~r- IT,
."h" Q" 'Hrli sex Al letters containing -t.u4 +.
Tor reply promptly answered
'~"N-lIFAIi" FEEE seed rvr r.rru.a- a.
ares. Lock H"N ~. or call at ono I- pen,
sI-"i. DLV-U.sur' iowa
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

= a. c..~. - iras .~,I -r ..r sic ? merry
'ni "a A. r.'~n - ..a~s 49, pal, ;ry ? er
Dsyi.gGt Live FfIs
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

~ AdF"T'ii' does not Ia" from Is our'ri
friends, hu' kHeft'S pnyug Liver T.T- VIA.
from - all aches an. pai.-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

far~r1T-'- l'-.rs r'.r- ,s. g'a-.-- 81
.'r'""rs H~x~-l.t.. pa. e., -s. messy. as. rr.
move, from ,rr-,.t-- ~ 49, ..... rAasr
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

u ! now Af..r.r .r 20 rs rr -sr.rs 49,
--'rr-t r~ ~ cd X ~rErNg pan
NFtg TEt ~ sr.- .~.. al -s..,' E..-. IL.
tsr.urF - a t....E Eg~. ~ o. lad.
The Red Cloud chief., 1876-11-23

F1r faru-rs. -SSMli4 O~L~rs. 80. Yrice from
s. NJ A 10Y ~sn srLnd and se-p "a order
ADAPTED 70 sHy .I-r q sGi-Ar.~ power Manu-
farturef ~ SpRDIkE MAEN0S 4 . In
clAAApOIi.. I-c!a-A
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

Qua dispatches from San Fran
cisco this morning, contain several
items of interest. Dom Pedro has
anticipated the woufd-he military
receptionis;s. etc; bonanza stocks
are recovering from Jim keene's
raid. through the statement of Mr.,
Flood. while ". S, O'Brien is
likely TO recover from the effects 81
his latest fast drive. And thus
the world wags.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

4 TELEGRAM from New York says
a Tribune editorial, based on its
Washington dispatches, asserts that
very simple explanation suifiees IN
tie case Of the Mary Merritt, which
some peopia imagined woald give
trouble to Bristow. Briefly. it WASH
a smuggling case, Bristow wasn't
emplosed in it, aud had no part in
is settlement.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

DrgJSe the war between the giants
Of the San Francisco stock market.
the crowd Of small fry viii stand in
awe. tits probable that the Bank Of
Nevada has taken the role. of the
Bank of California during The Raj
ston regime, and it remains 70 he
seen whether ii will pull through as
many rough seas as tile old concern.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

WE are indebted TO Congressman
Woodba,n tor a copy of his speech
delivered April sth, in favor Of the
Texas Pacific Il. Il. bill. OF course
ipe bsll has been printed in the pa
pers in advance, and commented on,
lat the present publication is in
pampale; form, and an Instructive
ant; handy document to have in the
house; aad our thanks are returned
accordingly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

TRE long-talked-of speech Oil gold
and silver currency, by Senator Jones,
will probably be concluded to-day
and the telegraph vii be dosing it
out accordingly.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

CHICAGO, April a4.--The Tribane's
Philadelphia special says the COM
mistee have finished their iayestiga-
ton os naval affairs. The develop
ments are unknown, but the commit
see express great satisfaction. Over
100 witsesses have been examined.
Robeson viii be fortunate il he es-
capes attack upon hts honor.
The Brooklyn navy yard invesiiga-
ton follows NEXT week.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-25

New York, April 24.--Because Of
the condition OF afEairs in Mexico,
several war vessels have been ordered
to the nearest waters. -Four steam
era, the Shawmui, Msrion. Swar-
IA and Hartford. left Hampton
Roads recently for Ta,npico.