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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15
- Ser Ndtb. atnra STEAD, 9anbi.

~ Der Mdtb. Senrb 1eao, GanOi'
bat fiir @taots ; Stnator BON unferem
Ds1irt purbe nit S67 etimmsn Maiori'
tat lber isineu Geaner. g. sB. 8urdarO
sylpdblt. 9err JteaO bate in ieiner
'Giseniaaft als WitslieO Der letten
etaats- 9esislatur unfsren @irsern bic
Sarantie seaeben, bab er als Senator
ibre Sn!erefen BEL wsitem better pabreu
werbe als fein @esner uno erbielt er aud
bafir in @asconabe County cine Maio'
ritat bon 491 Stimmen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15
ses- es 1T uns BON abonneut.n

ses- Gs 1T uns bon @bonnenten I'm
ieres 8la.tes idon 0fters Die Madridt
geuorben, eab aepifie 2eute, Die Al,
tnauieri9 iino, UNI 5 Gents in Der @ode
ansSu8ebcn, fid aIw6dentlid auf's
SOrseu Der 3eitnns oerIesen unb ,ipar
oftmals iobalO Der Srdyer iein @ridei.
men semadt nnb nod ebe Der sablenoc
abonnent fid ieIbfl BON ben @euiateiten
8uuoe perfdaft bat. Sizes 1T cine
anmabung, Die mebr aIs cine 8iae Der
bient unS fommt uns aeraoe TO Dor, ale
tpenn Semano aqmodentlid Sen nit
4spfsln, Sirnen unO fonaiaen qaten
Sbltarten aefiaten Seller iein.s 9ladba,s
btiuden unb an bieitn Sridtcn feline
Sslifte ffiuen %uolen, gu Seren geidaf,
flung ct aud nidt einen Sent .beiaetra-
gen. Die Gusrottung bieies ~llnfuas
liest in ocn 9dnben ~unferer @bonnsnlen,
Die um ibrer felbh, w,e Der Seradsaeber
Biaen, aGe eerartiaen @uforoerunaeu
unbsSinst abidlasen foaten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

s0- Gin neues @ertil9unasmittel
9eaen ben Sausidwamm lit, mic be IS
mittbcilen, burh ben Sterbefan
eineS Milionlrs in 9onhon, hes ans
Witn aebiirtiaen SildlsrmeiiterS unh
Vauiiternt9mcrs Sdwar,e, bsfannt ae.
morbtn. Ias Don Dem Heritorbcnen
cine LANCE 0teihe BON Sohren nit rem
beiten GrfOlac %anacwcnbtte Wittel murbc
iebr gebeim gcb0!tcn, ba Go ibm rcih-
lid Sab!enHe Gunocu sufibrte, pelAen er
untcr 3ebuid1rise- 8arantic neu.s. ataen
oen S6wamm 9cihcrtsS @nlSutrt lie
ferte, oarA hricn bObe Hc;abluno er elm
aroBeS Sermoaen iammclte. Gas @e
beimnlittel beitano aus elmer Wiiduno
bon: Sewidtstbcil Gaida Del,
Ditto Selitbee unh elm titto oroinGrenl
Sbran, momit ME &ebrieite Der Nrettcr
uno Sislen, 8alf nf0pfcn &C. eineu Srei-
maliaen @nitriN erbieltcn, bepor iOlbc
al ibrem grItimmnn0sort befetigt wu,-
Den. Mah bcn uorgefunoensn Motisen
gu urtbeilen, idtint es bauptiddlid bns
Gaiia'Oel ~ iein, NEEDLES Die griinolide
3erit0rnng Der saber, icosm auosrn
Wlittel trcbenOen 9tbeusfraft oes Saus.
idwamms bcwirtt uno susleid b,s
9ebensfrait uno &cimfahi9t,it bes fir
paus uao Die 8eiunNbsit Der @emohuei
10 iddoli9eu Sdwammiaamens Der.
uidltet. >' .t' ''' =,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

~ 9efet biefes niemals. e&were
3eiteni 0tlb raarl Maaren senual
Uerfauft muB' ipsrOen. Oaber bilias
Yreife. G~ewobuliden Yeritano braudt
es mi. UNI ein3ufeten, bab es nidt out
m0gli& IN. Baareu fur ipeniser GslS
BON Ngenten als aus erifer Sano su fau'
fen. pIosnten (ooer ipie fd font nod
ioIde Mittslmauner gu nennen beliebsn)
tonnein b o idt~allein
Ie5en unb bobe Mietbe aud nidt bamit
'belablen fonbern es mus bonn Yroft
beraus9eidlaecn perben. 81. S. Safenrit-
ter fault nur Die beffeu Eaareu, birfet
bonn Gabritanten, fur boar @elb Iadirt
oieielben felbf, bat fein gefddft in ieinem
Gisentbum, besabtt baber feline Miethe,
nit i.inem @efddit anfsewudfen, braudt
teine @senten, bic fem @efdaft lob'
p~reiien unb 1T fef enti&lcGen, aitmanS
su erIauben CUTE Baaren biaiser gu Der
taufen als err. sc lieet baber in Gurena
sntereGe GIN SAL Sbr in elm Sad. Gins
idIasenbe Sadeu notbis babt) feline
@aaren unb Yreife su prifeu. SIR
wetbet babel bon 10 bic Is Yrocsnt
proRtiren inbem Sbr 10 bieI biliser
tauft. Oie unten bsnannten 8reife
fnb fir bauerbafte CUTE @aaren unb
uidt nur semudt fir 9odipeiie, ionbern
ieSer Mrtifel in ieinem 9aoen 1T berhalt'
nibmSbis ebenio bilis.
Sefe Yreife.
&omoben unb Spiegel bon $40. bis $35
&leiberidranfc bon $12. bis 1913
YsttteGen bon $2.22 bic $40
9ounges bon 1926 bis $18
Slide bon 1926 bis SIS
&%id,ni@ranfe bon 1915 be $22. rs
Biesen bon $3.50 bis 81
StlbIe per Stid bon as cts. bic $lS
Matrateu BON So 90 bic $40
WafstuHer ftr Stlfe bon 30 DIS oO
Gents Die garb.
CARPETS Sanf Gotton4ain Snsrain &c.
bon Is Gents bis iber $l.O0 Sic
garo.
sap:ten iiber 100 Mu1er bon 7! bis. so
Gents bic 0toqe.
Sdree bon Sol, uno gfetaI INNER iiber
100 Stiif bon allen @roben unb
Sortcn. 8u ben 3eiten entip,ed'
enben Yreiien (auberf biais.)
SiIbcralas uno &aSmen irseno welder
@r0be an San0..uno Sbsils fir ir.
aenb weIde Mdbmai&ine gu mabisen
Yreiien geliefsrt.
@abeIn fir ieoe Maidine unO Sas bette
Maidinen Del bilia.
Mabmaidinen uerOen rsparoirt uno fir
quite Nrbeit a%orunoirt.
Weue Mab. uro Grid Nlaidincn bic
beitcn 20 bis so Dollars biaiser ale
anbere.
Ilte Sduttle Mai6iaeu Saudi ans..
nommeu.
@erfaufslotaI an crifsr Strobc aetsn.
ibcr u. q. Yruoot's 8roc.rp Store.
Seoermann lit willtomm.n % or taufi
Deer niAt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

pay- SEER Or. @uaut Mane erbielt
aeitern per SeIearapb Die ~.trauriae Bot
idaft, bab bas 6 SABRE alte Sodtertsn
ieines Sobnes @uauf, Der in st. Souls
mobnt, seitorben lei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15
nas- Beoauernswertb fnb Ollie, weId

SeoauerrSpertb lino Vile, Weldt
naAoem fe Den Wertb sinsS Mittele
fennsn selernt, fid usrleitcn laH.a, nad
einsm anSeren al greifen uuo baourh Ole
8irtuna ots eriten serit0rsn: 3 +.
Nusuit & 0nis 's . q III b Q er
Sropfen iinc ein 9ciImittsl, weldes
ieif beinabe einem baIbeu S%abrbunoert
im @ebraude lit une iid oils wirtiam
bemdbrt bat. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

s6- @er fir Die falten Sage nod
teinen Sci3ofen anaeidaft bat. DEM EN-
pfelen mir einen Veiud bel Srn. eugene
@aife, er miro iiber Die bilisen' 4reiie
eritaunen unn nidt LANCER a6asrn iid
oieies entbebrliAe Mobsl au;nidafen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

az Serr 8. 8. Nieber. friber in
9ermann ipobnbaft uno bielen u~nierfr
2efer befannt. pur6e am Z. D. VI. in
Mabifou gountp ais Gountb'M niualt
eripdblt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15
Notis an. @imser.

Sic Belt Der llblieferum8..be Der bon
unS fur SnSmam s So. astauften
SbmittIin9e lit hermit auf ben J..
uno Q. December f~efseAe1t, uno foIIen
oiefelben auf uuierer SSarH ab9eIiefert
tperben.
@ud faufen mir nod Serbemont uxb
Cunningham S&nittlinse.
Gas. Teubner& Bro.
Naenten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

0ute NIT. 2einpana i~beraeaexe
$~apierene 9emSem &rasen fSmnex
fir II IL Seats per &tf4e1 se=
tanft tueraen IN Msmmis'sI @ro=
eerte Store.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15
WbmimifrQtprS.Woti,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
titrmit I'll Is btfanmt sem,att, bab mir bic
Ibmininrati:us . papiers betreftnb ben NatIaB
sr strf. Mary 3spp btpiaist Uurhsa am
40. Iusuf 1876.
0tr 5cvterunssn. an teIasten Na&Iab ia
u,aGtR bat, mub ~bis{tlten tnnerbalh eints Dab.
zts bem llntsrSeibnsten CUR &rnrbmiauna gorge.
spd Sabrtn es!tsnb rna1t III n~erfelbsn fir iimmsr
ssrlu0ia,
Hermonu Ropb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15
O COURT G
NOVEMBER TERM 1876

FHOBAVE COUESV OOCAEI.
NOVEMBER TERM 1876
list day Monday Nor. goth.
G A Mertens adr Armin Kaempf.
Wesley Massie adr Charles linn.
Fred Holzschuch adr c { n ] G
Holzschuh.
Chr II Meyer G & m h VIM Meyer.
VIM L Pinnell G & B m h Willis
= Pennington.
Anna Buehler G & D l. J. Buch-
Ter.
B r Mathews Exr B G Mathews.
VIM Meyer G g. B 81 Kesley.
w W Bumpass adr Hiram Perkins.
Kretzendia Decker adx C a Alois
Decker.
Mary Stole Elk Francis II Stole. f,
Mathilde Dowler G & G Thos. Cuth-
bertson.
Henry Gruber G & G m h Zach
Volk.
Chas Hoehn G & C IN h II & S
Ameling.
David McAlister G & G Elizabeth
McAlister.
A F Buddemeyer Exr M H Buddc
meyer.
Ju, Hundhausen adr ] f Hundhau-
sen.
End day Tuesday Nov. 91st.
/. Adam Miller adr VIM Dowler.
X W&J H Meyer Exrs John
Henry Meyer.
Julia A Rowark Adx John B Row
ark.
John w Winn Adr Mary Mattocks.
John L Allemann G & G ] f Chan
nth.
Geo Klinge G & G Geo Motschen'
bacher.
Christien Bauer Adx C t a Jacob
Bauer.
X Buschmann Adr d bn Fred Wild.
William Doemann Adr Aug Driecke'
Barbara Dilthey Adx Fritz Dilthey.
Anna G Doneyer Adr JAG Doneyer.
Mary S Jaeger Adx Henry Jaeger.
, Charlotte Kurrelmeyer Elk Fred
Kurrelmeyer.
Wesley Massie Admr d b n Ursula
Philips.
Charles Westholz Adr Wilhelmine
Ossenfot.
Philip April G & G Geo Beck
mann.
Peter W Burchard G G Ed & NJ A
Sites.
Srd Day Wednesday Nov. 22nd.
Martin II Brown G & G m h J r
Brown.
VIM Oberkrom Cur II & w Ober-
krom.
Wilhelmine Rippstein G. G m h
Gottl Rippstein.
Oliver Shockley G & G Oliver &
Sarah Lee.
Oliver Schockley G & G Mary A
Schockley.
Hasten Buschmann Exr Casper H
Rueggesick.
Hasten Buschman Exr Geor. Nit.
tendorf.
Hasten Buschmann Adr John Streck
Hasten Buschmann Adr George
Klinge.
Joseph II Barbarick ST Adr NJ V B
Glider.
John Helmondach Exr George Hell
mcndach.
John Hoy adr d b n Stephan Lauer.
Hermann Kopp adr C I q d b n
Gottf Kopp ST
J NJ Mahanay adr J d Roberts.
Helena Ochsner Ex Henry Ochsner,
G Poppenhauscn adr J H Schuen,.
meyer.
Henry Read Exr VIM Jose.
It'll day Thursday Nor. aSrd.
Henry Read adr Thos w Smith.
Val Streck adr partnership estate
of John Streck decd
Elizabeth Sommerfeld Elk VIM Som.
mcrfeld.
vnna M Siebs Elk J G. Siebs.
VIM Beckmann Cur Henry d Fred
Bcckmann.
Gerhard Brader Cur John Thien.
J G Christel G e. G NJ G l. e. L
Heinlcin.
James G Fulton G NJ S E J
&TM James.
Isam Hollandsworth G e. G Francis
Rose.
Clara Hundhauscn Cur J Z F D E
R&C Hundhausen.
Jacob Koch G e. G m h Jacob Mann.
Henry Luebbc q & G Bertha Rath-
geb.
Chas NJ Matthews G &CLJ & II
A Matthews.
Joes Reed G & G John Il Reed.
John S~atterfeld G & NJ A Satter-
VIM. G. BONG
CLERK PROBATE COURT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

Ser YrdfSent bat 6urd Yroflamution
ben 80. ;. W. ais M%ational,O aatiaeunss'
tag fetseiebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15

9ts beften Safe fanft rtam n,
40 gsnts per YfnmS TIT Monnia's
Groeerie stote.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1876-11-15
@S*eatIt@er marF: seri&t.
ettreibemarFt

Os AHot9tbeHen vrfiie tpff6tn RON PGnbItrn,
tmfifeus I'm 4dal1l bsjablt.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
Humboldt Items.

IFrsm the silver state. Fsbruary:iTi
Tho Humboldt Mill and Mining CON-
psny shipped by express last evening.
one bar Of bullion Of the asssysd value
Of 1855 IS.
Yesterday certificates for bounty on
lynx and coyote scalps TO the amount OF
$50 were filed in the County Clerks
Office. The scalps were principally taken
in the vicinity Of Goleonda.
James Sutherland. Foreman OF &,
Humboldt Reduction Works. informs rs
that q lot Of ore from Aurora district
worked Si99 per ton In silver. Aurora
is the new district recently discovered
near the Owyhee. on the winnemucca
and Coinucopia road.
Henry vogt. just down from Cernu.
copia. informs us that all the mines now
being worked in the district are looking
we'll. He has taken n contract to haul
Ill the ore from the Leopard mine to the
mill. He says that the snow for forty
Ave miles ON the Elko road is from five
to ten feet deep.
T. L. Daesett. OF Central District. in
forms us thai n Of his hsrders diseov-
sIsd q ledge on the west side Of Eugene
Mountain . few days ago. the groupings
OF which are from ten TO fourteen feet
vide. Two samples Of the groupings
we're assayed. one yielding $500. and
the other $4,000 to the ton In silver.
Miners consider the new discovery ahead
Of anything heretofore found in Central
District.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
r u n.
kan Francisco News.

SAN Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE Execu.
tive Committee OF the Pacific Jockey
Club held n meeting this evening. Mayor
Bryant presiding. to make final prepar-
atoms for the great raco on Tuesday
next. Invitations TO attend the race
were extended to the Governor and both
branches OF the Legislature. Maj. Gen.
Vernon and staff and Brig. Con. Nc
Comb and staff.
Pool.sslling on tho four-milo race be-
gan tonight. There was q large attend.
ance and the bidding was lively. First
pool-Rutheriord. 100; Chance. 42H;
Katie Pease. 80; Revenue, Jr.. Golden
Gate, Foster and Hook Hooking, Is
each. Observation-Disclosures. 100;
Chance .37L; Katie Peaso, 22H; Golden
Gate, 90; field, 30. Closing Ruthor-
ford. 100: Katie Peass, 32h; Chance.
27T; Golden Gate, 20; field, %. Grin
stead will not start.
The committee OF the Board OF Super
visors and Centennial Committee met In
conference this evening TO discuss mat
tiers relating to the celebration OF the
centennial anniversary OF the Deelara-
ton OF Independence In this city. A
was adopted by which n spo-
cial committee OF the Board Of Super
visors was requested to favor the pas.
sage Of a resolution by the Board In.
structing tho legislative delegation to
procure the passage OF n bill authorizing
tho Board Of Supervisors to appropriate
So. 900 to be expended by the Centsn.
NAL Committee.
Fatal Affrsy-rhe Weather.
CoLusA, Feb. IA difficulty occur.
red here this evening between Daniel
Morgan and d. r. Graves. Il 10 re-
ported that Morgan attacked Graves by
firing into his house. when Graves took
u double barreled shotgun and killed
Morgan by shooting him through the
breast. Graves gave himself up and 10
under arrest. Tho Cause OF the DIFF
has not been made known.
The floods have subsidized. but the
roads are still impossible for wagons
north. south or west Of Colusa. The
weather is beautiful and crops never
better.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

The Republican newspapers in Min
ussota . to agree with the members
OF the State Government In ~fatoring
Mr.. Blaine for the Presidency. The
winona Rspus'icun says: There are .
numbsr OF other gentlemen namsd-no-
tably Bristow. Gen. Sherman. E. b.
washburns. and perhaps Hayes-to
whom. in the event Of any n them
being chosen At Cincinnati. the Rspub-
licans Of Minnesota would cheerfully
give q cordial support al the polls; but
neither Of these. We venture to say.
would produce that universal uprising
or command that enthusiastic following
among the people Of this State tts.
would DO inspired BY the nomination "
James @. Blaine"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
aud vas respoaaibls AlOls for biz 40.

aud was responsibls aioas for hin 40
tons. IL
He was interrupted by DR.. wolcott.
who said that the position OF the coun-
oil should DO understood: That they
desire the gentleman 10 appear before
them as Mrs. Moulton's counsel.
Van Colt then repeated his statement
that he was not acting as counsel Tor
Mrs. Moulton. but rs an individual who
had represented Mrs. Moulton. He
then related at some length the nego-
t~ia,ions between himself aud the COM
mittse In regard TO q mutual council;
also, the proceedings OF the meeting OF
January 7th. In conclusion he said no
had done all in his power and within
his sense OF propriety to secure o mutual
council. He believed on his honor as q
gentleman. that Mrs. Moulton desired
II, and he desired II.
An argument then followed rs to
whether an investigation OF the charges
against the pastor was according to dis
| %cipline. The discussion was going on
when DR.. Bacon suddenly terminated II
by the announcement that be had q COM
munication from II. @. Bowen.
The reading Of II was objected 10. and
after considerable discussion IL was re-
fsrred to the business committee.
Adjourned.
communicated nom Henry q.
seven.
New YoRK. February l7.-Following
T. ~ "a Dn.s - thu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
Suicide Of !. s. Lawrence.
A. Airsesisnate Eptstis and deed
Advice - l1is Family.

From the San Fianeises Bulletin. Feb. ISL
Last week q man named j. 8. Law
rsncs took lodging at the Main Lodging
House. on Kearny street, and yesterday
he was found lying on his bed. fully
dressed. and dead. II was supposed he
died from natural causes until this
morning, whom q small memorandum
book vas found In his pocket in which
was written with pencil, In . clear. bold
hand. the following:
MONDAY, Feb. 18th.
Mr DEAN SWIFT WIFE: When some
body sses this they will inform you that
I am no more. God bless you. my dear
one. I do this a. IN act OF my own &C.
cord. Oh. darling! how I love you even
In these last moments. I 60 somewhere;
God only knows where. Sweet one. for.
give me. for you are the only n I need
forgiveness from. Ny heart siekens
when I think Of how you may take this
fatal news; and may God. in his infinite
mercy. deal lsnisntly with you and my
own dear little son. It's all my own
t.,i,' d.,,,no wh;.kv .lons bs. beon
,n.u.. m;s.,, No f.rit n
,s. O. vor n,v
y ~. m.,. h,,.., Ia
.u. Mss ns.,;na 49, - a.
~ -. as-h;.h 7 an No,
mil. v.;ah. ~ .,;dsnc /. sosinst
~. Won tnov tom vhs, .or,cs thsv
a.m. to- TT msr mst. ,hs .ynrs.:,
;on "an 49,. h.,dIs.sasd-"
s,snmu.s. I;,s,s ,;u.,r
80. I;,.d Yon lno- Ia Jrovs
NO. snmna, 10 insanity anil me
- death Wh.n 4, nsonle
,s,a Ma ,h.v ma, nsrb.ns wonder Al
INV -ord. shop, th.t ANAL bald.
- LIN. al dasr;..hIa hy,ocr;,s
'.
! nave wr'ten !his unde, o Impulse OF
'he moment: = not in'enu 70 SAY OF
writs anything. Out lusaee 70 you, my
own darling. demands u. ! = uod Sisss
you. nave not even read wna' l nave
written. q iot issf someooay mignt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

VIZ notice that the tabular statement
OF the proposed consolidation OF the
small mines OF Gold Hill proper. lying
between the Imperial and Yellow Jacket.
appears in all the principal papers Of
the Pacific Coast, giving numbers OF
fec. and shares pertaining to each mine.
but they were evidently all copied from
one source. all containing the same
plumbers. and none Of them footing up
right. The correct status Of the thing
appeared in tho Coin Hill Nnws OF
yesterday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18
the sABCOcK TRIAL.

President Grant and General sherman
were both ON the stand yesterday in the
now famous and interesting Babcoek
trial. progressing at st. Louis. siicidng
what General Babcock knows about
whisky in general. and crooked whisky
in particular. According to their testi.
mony. Us received in latest kilograms.
neither Of these eminent Witnesses are in
clined to believe anything wrong Of Bah
cock. but that he only dealt in straight
whisky. President Grant says he knows
General Babeock well. both Is an army
ofiecr AMI in the civil service. and be-
iisvvs him perfectly square aud honest.
lie says Baheock never sought In any
way to influence his action in regard
to any Investigation Of the alleged
whisky frauds in St. Louis or elsewhere.
or attempt in any way TO induce him to
prevent the finding Of indictments
against any person suspected OF COM
plicity with the whisky ring at st. Louis;
neither has Bsbcock ever said anything
to him which indicated TO his mind that
he was in any way Interested or con-
nsctsd with any such ring. Ne expressed
the greatest confidence in. Babcook's in
tssrity and efficiency. and stated thai
his arm and loug-coniinusd belief in his
fidelity and incorruptibility was still un.
impaired. unshaksn and undiminishsd,
General W. 7. Sherman testified: ]
am General Of the Army. Have known
Babcock intimately; have known hin
since 1861; my better knowledge Of hin
dates from the time he brought me .
dispatch at Savannah from Genera
Grant: since then have known him
almost constantly. His reputation ha'
been good; never heard il questioned
until these troubles; have seen Babcoci
hundred umss In the executive man
sion next to the Presidents room: those
who 60 10 zee the President eco Babcoek
iirst. and perhaps accomplish the object
Of their visit without seeing the Prssi'
dent at all. Babcock opens letters. dis
tributes them and answer all but the
most important. He il a kind Of in.
tsrmsdiator between tho people and the
President.
Testimony as to good character was
also given BY General Joseph H. Simp.
son Of the corps Of engineers. General
". s. Harvey. Captain l.. 5. Rabbit.
commanding 81. Louis arsenal; General
8. b. stursis, and Hon. L, A. Borie.
eI.Secretary Of the Navy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

The ith Of March. 1877, falls on
Sunday, and therefore Gen, Grants
successor, in accordance with previous
u.ace. will not 10 inaaguraied until
Monday tho 9th. 80 that the President
will have u day Of a third term any
how. Twice in the history OF the Ia
ton have the Inauguration ceremonies
been performed ON the 9th OF March,
viz: President Monroe. in 1871, and
President Taylor. in lsio.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

TEE Eiko Independent says that on the
arrival Of Senator Sharon at that place,
on his way to Washington. he was wait
Cd upon by q delegation Of citizens and
presented with a testimonial. numer,
ously signed. acknowledging their re-
CARDS for. and appreciation Of his wor'
thy efforts and valuable assistance In
the rs-estabiishmsnt Of the Bank OF
California upon a solid and substantial
basis. which shows good sound senss
and n proper degree Of appreciation on
the part Of the Elko people.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

Tnrr had an auction sale OF %''relics
OF Moody and sankey'' at Philadelphia.
Saturday afternoon. Tho platform on
which Moody stood brought $40; the
cane-seas chair in which he sat SEQ;
Sankey's chair ss5. and four towels
upon which the E~vangelists had wiped
their heated brows. IS apiece. The re-
porssr's table brought thirty csnts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

TEE London Times 10 negotiating for
the use Of the Anglo-Ameriean cable on
Sunday evenings during the Csuien-
nial. In another hundred years the
second Centennial reports will Be- II,
70 Europe In air ships-perhaps-and
that Is not so improbable as the predic-
ton one hundred years ago that the
proceedings Of the first Centennial csle-
brAtion Of the rebellion OF the Colonies
would BE- transmitted to the mother
country by electricity under the hsav-
ing waters OF tho Atlantic Ocean.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

DR. KrsrALr appears now rs a ro-
ligious reformer. lie will shortly begin
n series OF religious services for the pso-
plo in London. In making the an.
nouncsment he says: The whole OF
our religious system is out Of joint. as
10 proved by the worldly conduct Of the
clergy generally and the dreadful public
crimes which arc raging around us, not
only with iupunity. but even with ap-
plause. II is time tho tide was stsmmsd,
or the fires Of heaven will descend As
upon Jerusalem and tho Cities Of the
Plain and sweep US into destruction"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-18

Wood z p. Trustes. ........ 100. 100. 30 =.
And In accordance with Law. and an order Of
tbs Board Of Directors. made on the i2ih day Of
January. 1879. 90 many shares Of each parcel
Al public auction, atths once Of the Company,
Room 10 llaJward's Bulldlug. 40 California
street, tan Francisco. California, on wEDNRS.
DAT. the eighth lsthI day u March. 1876. 81
the hour OF I o'clock '. n. Of said day. TO ray
said delinquent assess, ent thereon. togeiher
with coats Of advertising and expsr ses OF sale.
c. \. CURTtSs. Secretary.
Onice-Room 10 Hayward's Building. No.
<is California street, Ran Francisco, California.