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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
NOTICE TO Co-oWNEas!

TO ]. $. DALLAS AND John GEARHEAHT !.
The undersigned. ce~cwncrs OF the Pitts
burg Coal Mine, situated in Lyon County,
Nevada. hereby give notice, that we have vS-
pended the sum of Eisht Hundred and Seven
ty.ihree Dollars and Ninety Gents issiSsol IN
gold coin. for lumber. lsbor and supplies;
that the proportion Of the safl expenditure SO
made Is aforesaid due frem yea amoGns 70 !:
From ven, J. $. Dallas SO %, and from you.
John Geafheart, Si0oo. Yen are hereby fur
ther notified that In case you fail or refuse 10
pay the amounts sat Opposite your names. 70
the Secretary of said Company, at his eisaee In
the town of Dayton, on or before the eSyisa.
ton Of ninety days from the first publication
Of this notice, your interest In the said Pitts
burg Coal Mine viii, in accordance with the
As: OF Congress, emitted, AN Act to promote
the development OF the mining resources oi
the United States, approved May 10th, is'a,'
become the property OF the undersigned 60
owners " ho isade the above expenditures Oh
said claim:
C.. l.. ARL, JAS, poScySx.
II. j. CABLING. 5oBS poi.AS, -
q. y. NASH, c. ERNEG,
FRANK KENYON, II. W. GowEN
LruiR GalIstoNr, dos. pAMeN.
Dayton. New, March II. ls.d. POD
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21
TO DAVID L. HASTINGS /:

gENuE undersigned, Louis Golas,one. one of
Il the looaters and owners of the 9rsas Mae
situated in Chinatown Mining District, Silver
Cas. Lyon County. Nevada, aees hereby give
Won uGtice, that / have expended since the
tenth day Q: May, 1875. fer labor, lumber and
improvements upon the sSid Grant Niue, tie
sam IL thirteen han6red and forty. six tsl,Sisl
Dollars gold ooia az the United States thsy
the proportion Of the sid expenditure -
made IS aforesaid dae from you amounts 60
tive hundred and tweaty-foar dollars aud four
cents tS22i eii. You are hereby further no'i-
fed that in case you fail or refuse n ray the
ahuve smouat set opposlte Your name 70 the
undersigned, in Silver City. Nevada, before
the expiration Of ninety DAYS. after this notice.
your interest in the said srsn; MINE. will. in
scccrdance with the Act Of Congress, entitled
AN Act 10 promote the development Of the
naiging resources OF the United Ststes" APP
proved May 10. iS7a, become the property Of
the undersigned, who msae the uoovs eSpen-
dit2re Gu said claim.
LOUIS GoLnSroSE.
sIIvrR cTs. NEv., reh 2e. 1876. sat.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

And in accordance with Law and an crvlSt Of
the Board of Trustees. made on the Eleventh
t1il day of March, A. n. 1875, 81 many sEsrcs
of each parcel of said stock as may b. lieces-
ssry will be sola at public auction atthe otiice
OF the Company Room No. l Bank Of California
Building, TAYLOR street. vireinis City. New.
on SATURDAY. the thirteenth tiathl dsy of
May. A, u, iSs6, at one o'clock Z, NJ. OF said
day. to pay said delinquent assessment there's
on. together with costs OF Advertising and ex.
Yeisses OF sale.
r. G LORD, Secretary.
Office Room No. l, Rank of California Build.
ing. TAYLOR street, virginia City, Nevada.
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TO EDWARD MANfgY AND JANIS krsF.

The undersigned co-owner II the CAREL
LEDGE, situated in psyil ( Gate and China
towst Mining district, hatsby give notice tina,
have expended The suIa OF twenty-five Hun
drei Dollars ss2ssa) In improvements and
labor: thas the proHos;!sa u the said expendi-
ture 80 made a. Aforesaid due from you amount
ia. From you. Edward Nan1sy, Sss1.,,sski and
from you, James kief, Ssss.SSss, You are
hereby further notified that In case yon fail or
refuse 10 pay the amounts SGT opposite YOUR
names, TO the undersigned, in the town of
silver CITY. on OF before the expiration OF
ninety days from the fgst publication OF this
notice, your interest in the said Carol Ledge
will, in accordance with the Act OF Congress,
entitled. AN Act to promote the Development
OF the mining resources az the United States.
approved MAY 10th, lsss. = become the proper
~ Of the undersigned ee-owner. Sho made
the above expenditures an aid cain.
MATHEW CARL
Silver City Ney Arril 4 is7s
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The Chicago and North.
western Railway.


It's Track IS Of STEEL RAILS, ard on IL has
been made the Fastest Tine thas has ever
been made in this coantry- NY this -oa'r
passengers for points ess. of Shieaec hsve
g Chicago
ly the Pittshurg Fort Wayne and Chiess
aud Pennsylvania Railways - Three
Through Trains Daily, with Pullman
Palace Cars through 10 Phila,stlrhis and
New York On each train. One Through
Train, with Pullman Palace Cars. 70 BAH
tinlore and Washington.
BY the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway and Cssnnectiaus--New York Cen
srsl aud Erie Raiiroasis--Three Through
and silver Paiace Sleeping Cars through
to New York
1y the Miehsgsn Central. Grand Trgnk,
Great Western and Erie and New York
Central Railways Three TAronah Trains.
with Pullman Palace Drawing Room AID
Sleeping Cars through 10 New York, 10
Niagara Eslls. Bsffaie, Rochester or New
yort City.
By the Sass--anre and Ohio Railrosi-T Two
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Delinquent Sale.

A MACON CoNsoLIDATED MINING
~ Co1npsny.--Loeatien OF principal place
of business, san Francisco, California Luoa-
tien Of works, Devils Gate Mining District,
Lyon County, Nevada - Notiee-Thcre are de.
hnquenf upon the following desc rihed stuck.
ON sccoant OF assessment mo. q levied on
the sih day of February, 1876. The several
amounts sct opposite the names OF The re.
speetive shareholders Is follows 4 N@N
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-04-21

AYla Ia aCccfWahcN Win EaW, NtlA II! OfAtf
II the Board of directors, made on the 2sth
day ~ 9slr-asry. ls76, 81 many shares OF each
,,ares Of saeh stock So may be necessary, Will
be sold at public auction al the Office ef the
Company. Ne, 10 rsas street, ou MONDAY.
the is,h lay e April. 1876, a; the hour 81 one
o'clock p. NJ. Of said day, to pay said delin-
querft assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and exrensrs Of sale
H. =. HoSMER. Secy.
ofice-R lam y, No. $50 PtEe street, san
frxnSisce
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ANNUAL MEETING.

stockholders cf the Virginia 1 Truokea
RAiiroxd Company win be held st the Office
OF the Company in vir;inis City. Nevada. ~
TUESDAY. May ., at ~ o'clock n.
W. N. THORNTON. Secretary. pro ten.
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nnSrpnNENrxr


The above sale is postponed urtl MONDAY.
Msy is;. 1876. at the ssaie hour and place
mentioned by resolution OF The Board of
Trustees adopted this day. 81
Il. +. HosaiE2, Secretary.
San Francisco, Cal, April II, ls16.
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And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board OF Directors, made on the 18th day
Of February. isgs. So many shares OF each
parcel Of sneh stock as may be necessary, viii
he sold at pahIic suction, 81 the oiiice OF the
(s,,nusuv. No. $50 Pine street. on MONDAY,
the nth day OF April. isTS, at the hour Of enc
o'clock P. II II said day To paysaid Delinquent
asst ssinent thsrssan. together with costs %:
advertising and expenses of the sale.
RIP. HoSMER, Seoy.
once--Rooa 81. No. so flae street. san
Eraucisco.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
Tho above sale postponed until MON
DAY. Ms LIST, 1916. at the same hour aud
place mentioned. BY resolution Of the Board
OF Trustees adopted this day.
H. p. HosMER. Secretary.
San Francisco, Cal. April II, 1870.
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C EN- T Z N NAL
---------~-------7r--
ll776. + 1875.
p Lam ALTON.
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.

rs THr POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND
10 the East Passengers for Chicago.
NIAGARA Fails Psttsbarc. phiiadelrhis, Men.
ireal. Quebec, New York. Restcn, az say
other p6in. East. shogsd buy their
TRANS-COyTIxENTAL TICKETS
Via fhe Pianeer Route.
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el south Q Street. Virginia City.
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QUIBK& SPAAR Props.
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DIR. A. j. SPINNEY
The celehraksd Speciallst.

II matters not what yo,u troubles may o.,
come and ltS the h,ctcg cxalaisas yoer case
IL VIII COS. yeu nothing for CONSULTATION. 20
please ean and satisfy yourselves whether the
fiuesoy uniars,aads your case. II be can caro
you he viii tell yca 70 II nos, be will tell yca
that fs he Will .os undertake a Case unless
~ La ...,..a..i...t Al ..tfs..-st.a. A
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-11

MAYoRALrY OF ST. LOUIS DETERMINED
81. Louis, February 9.-The contest for the
mayoraty Of this city, which has been be.
fore the City Council for the past month;
terminated at 6 O'Clock this evening by q
vote of ten for james H. Britton, the present
Mayor, ard sixteen for Henry Overstolz.
The contestant CIR. Overstolz) was installed
at $50, and made an address to the Council.
Britton will publish card in the morning,
stating that he takes exception to the action
Of the Council, and that he shall continue to
perform the functions OF his office until the
matter is decided by the proper tribunal
The case will be Immediately brought before
the Circuit Court.
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Nearly every leading paper in the South
and Southwest advocates the passage OF the
bill to aid the Texas Pacific railroad, aud
there is scarcely public man of any conse.
quence in that portion of the Union who does
not stand upon the same side. As matter
OF simple justice to the South the bill ought
to be passed. It's only opponents are the or
gans OF the northern, eastern, and Pacific
slope monopolists, who are enGeayoring to
hold the enormous franchises they have OBJ.
tanned. A vote against The bill is vote
against the South, and vote In favor Of it ls
aYote 10 the interest of the people and against
the railroad rings, Let us bave free trade in
RAILROADS. -Ralttmore Gazette,
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DEATHS.

Died on the morning of the ION instant
ROBERT +. HOTTIE, of consumpuon, In the
thirty. tr>t year OF his age, Leaving wife YIN
three children, AID numerous friends 10 mourn thelr
loss.
Forget thee. Oh, when life shall cease
70 thrill this heart OF mine,
And not till then VIII forget
One look or tone of thine.
Forget thee. It's Il bitter word;
| would IL were nnSaid.
ForgetfulneSS Is not OF lie,
But with the silent dead
His funeral will take rlsce from 81. MARI
church THIS tFrdayl EVENING at 0cloch'
Ills friends and acsuainauces are requested u 1T
tend without further notice.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, February 10lh, 1876. TIMOTHY MEL
TY In the forty. seventh year Of his age
His funeral will 1ahe place from MS iale resi-
dence, No $500 fifth street. Port Mayo, Rockets,
THIS EVENING at o'clock. .,., ,,,,
New York aud New Jersey papers please copy.
Died, of pneumonia; on THURSDAY; February ION
VIRGINIA. infant daughter OF Kew. Tror3c II.
and Vlr2inia I. Ray; aged four months aud seven
teen days. 60, ,,t c,oot
Methodist church THIS tFrdayl AFTERNOON al
Ak o'cIock Friends and acquainances requisite, 10
attend.
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and even damsons. None oil them ever had lac
bravery to attack pcrsImmons. And yet inc
predictions of the croakers are seldom Verl-
fed, and though the promise now is border.
ing on gloomy VIC won't be desperate by any
means. There are two crops that we never
give up, and they are strawberries and rasp'
berries and we here wish to ssy-though II
IL not imporlant--that we decidedly prefer
raspbcrries TO strawberries. Our mouth Is
inclined to watcr at the memory of them.
We like them best with cream and sugar
We do not Office. to their being frozen.
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u,,,ot AMI, Bayonef, asafn.

Senator Patterson, OF South Carolina, re-
iterates bis opinion that the use OF troops IS
necessary to secure fair elections In the
South. He says there are troops enough in
the South now, If they are only properly
used, to protect the voters. General Grant,
he says, thoroughly understands the whole
question, but just as soon as ne lifts bis
band hue and cry is raised, in which Re-
publicans of the North join, against the use
of troops. If this prejudice against pro.
tecting the voters is allowed to prevail
during the coming canvass, ne does not
look for Republican successes in any OF the
States of the South except his own. He says
the poor white people Of the South, as well
as The colored people, would vote the Repub.
lcan ticket generally if they were not over
awed. He says Georgia, which gives such
a large Democratic majority, Is fairly Re-
publican State. and could be carried for that
party if the elections were conducted pro-
perly. Senator Robertson, the colleague Of
Mr. Patterson, does not appear to concur in
his views. He says that he does not want
any troops to be used in the South.
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The "ethereal mildness" of the period, we
fear, will put period to the fruit just as it
should begin its existence. The peculiar fact
OF last year was that by hurried blooming
Of the fruit of the middle temperate latitude
the crop in that latitude was nipped fatally
by the frost. 1t is probable similar fate
may beiall 1t this year. But we know how
wonderfully fortunate the fruit.trees are.
We hardly remember year when there were
not large communities Of croakers about APP
pies, q nd peas, aud peaches, and cherries,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
- HAs -IT pAssEn rur =

~ HAS IT PASSED THE Hon
Are we to be taxed for chewing our icb,cco,
We 70 be taxed for smoking onr clgarsy A.. "'
be taxed for taking our light drink TIKI,
DC - 'us 'hey dare no; tax you for iuyiny
CHEAP DRY GOODsi
In Our last advertisement, we though. y,,es, :,
struck bottom, but still they tumble. Sou n,
sYCLE BROTHERS
are In the ring and win offer from this aa,, 49,.
at the following fabulous prices: ~"
80 pieces soFT-rIS1SH CAMBRIA, o..
wide, at only l2>.c,-equsl TO Lonsd.lo -. .H'
atl5c.;
so pieces soFr-FINIsH CAM8RIcsn,o.
1876:
LOSSDALE CAMBRIC, l5c.;
BLEACHED and BROmS COTToNg.
BLEACHED and BhOTS sHEETIycS ~,
the best brands-retsileda at case prizes.
FRUIT-oF-THEL0oM MILLS only I1c.
DOMESTIC PLAIDS and SHIFTING sr,r,-
at s, 10, and l2hc.; y
FuH.wldth LINEN SHEETISG only Cir.
everywhere NJ 81; @S
Don't fail 10 examine our stock Of DOyvsr,..
before buying elsewhere;
1000 YARDS remnants IRISH LINEN 4: fl.ty.,
To 90 per cent. below their value; ~
The largest stock eli PRINTS and CANgprrc.
the city at 81. 81. and Zoe. per yard.
As the season Is greatly advanced, we oTrrrov,.
balance of our stock OF
CARPETS, OIL.CLOrHS, RUGS,
HASSOCkS, BLANKETS, sHAWLs
TRAVELLING and CARRIAGE-ROEyS
COMFORTS and QUILTS,
at price 10 astoni>h every buyer. We sre den,
mined TO close out our whole stock OF TlSrry
GOODS regardless OF cost;
IS pieces DRESS GOODS reduced from "a. 30,,.,
3Jc. 10 the low figure 81 one shilling:
RUFFS NJ zoe. per dozen, made Of good masrt,.
100 dozen SHIRT-bOSOMSa at Doc. wor,a = r..
dozen, July.
Don't miss this chance. Come at once sa4 -,
your goods a. the lowest prices from
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street, between Fourth an. Pr.
fe
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CALL OF CONVENTION TO AMEND THE
STATE CoNsTIrUTIoN.-We are glad to see
that the Conservative members Of the Legls
lature had the good sense iii caucus and in
mass meeting to vote down the insane prop
ositiou to call 4 convention TO amend the
Constitution. What does anybody want a
convention for: Have we the money to
spend in organizing and keeping up large
debating society: Have we the money to
throw away upon $50 Constitution thinkers,
whose mending Of the Constitution will be
like the devils mendiug the dogs leg :
Have we not a wise, conservative, and cheap
method for making any amendments that
are necessary without the enormous tN-
pepsps and great dangers incident to con-
yention? We have since its adoption been
gradually and judciously improving Il, and
this is still going on wisely and cheaply.
Let lis be content. Let the restless thinkers
subside e. Charlottesville Jttersonian.
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Not only in this letter, but in his letter to
The Louisville journal upon the currency,
MFR. Hunter shows himself to be abreast
with the times aud the changed condition Of
tue South, aud we regret that the Wing is so
much of a Bourbon rs not to appreciate it,
Winchester Times.
The letters Of the Hon. L. NJ. I. Hunter to
the Louisville C0urier.Jou,noI and to the
Hon. l.. Q. Lamar sbo" that he Is practical
statesman. and not mere theoretical abstrac.
zionist. -HalJar Record.
\ new post. office is established at Robiou'S.
Chesterfield county, Va, with james +. Fore
as postmaster.
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ency OF requiring each courtyard city TO pay
its own criminal expenses, and directing the
committee to report by bill or otherwise. i
Mr.. ScRuGGs moved to amend by proVi-
sion that the criminal expenses OF each
county or city shall be paid out of the reve-
nue. the State Treasury derives from sucn
county or city.
On motion of Mr.. CRITz, the whole SUD-
ject was dismissed-ayes, SO; noes, 81.
COMMISSIONS OF THE PEsITENT1AEY STORE
KEEPER.
The report of the Committee OF Confer
snce Oh the disagreeing votes OF the Two
houses upon the bill in relation TO The COM
missions to be allowed the general agent ana
storckeepcr Of the penitentiary WAS agreed
to-ayes, 90; noes, II. Tt% bill allows MIN
six per cent. on all sales up to Sl5,O00, and
eight per cont. ON all sales in excess oil that
sum.
THE CANAL BILL.
The canal bill came up at l O'Clock, ano
the question being upon the substitute "a
railroad measure) offered by Mr.. JOHNSTON,
he obtained the floor and spoke in support
of it until a6journmcnt-at $40 t. III.
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III COHEN BROTHERS
are now uiTprIag

| are now uheriag
TaELg LiSFS,t SIC. III. German t,-,,.....
,.,, ..
'"N'' ''"' ''>'' ~ '"'' '''!2i
from si.2O.
| HEAVY LINEN TOWELS at zoe, reduced t-,,
| o5c ud,. oj. worth f,,rlv az.
|
N'''' ''A"N y '''' a. 90 "'' f'S'--':'
tess 'uih thc!I regular '1'uc.
Besides their attractive and cheap stock Of IR,sg
LINENS they have Just received
-oo -, vv,v,, rrs ., ,ro
''f'-
| '' ''''
"a " ~ - ''''|'' 81
|
| ooo s'i"' i"'' '"'",'''' Nil ""''b"''
1oc lust reduced from lsc.:
,-o .,. rprrr,i r.>,pp,c -, a.,
-'' -
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LoursIANA-PRorosED IMpEACHMsST OF
GovERSoR KELLOGG. -[Special to the No
tioual Republican, -Nc,o Orleans, Fcbru'
AIRY 9.-Washinelon specials of February
s 10 New Orleans papers state that letter
is being prepared which will be forwarded to-
day, signed by Congressman Ellis, con-
testant Spescer, and possibly Congress
nan Gibson, to prominent Demo
cratic members Of the Louisiana LeSIs-
laturc, advising that kidd's resolution an
noucing the Reputation of the compro'
mise be made absolute, and telling the House
to proceed to impeach kellogg. Ihey Will
pledge the support of the Democratic House
against any attempt at interference by force
by the President with the proposed move
ment, If it be accomplished without unneces-
sary violence. 1t is added that the Demo-
Gratis in Congress will hold caucus On
the matter, and that Speaker Kerr maniiests
much feeling against this attempt to create
riot in New Orleans.
1t is only necessary for the reader to notice
that the above is credited to the Washington
Republican.
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The WORLD MovEs.-If principles do not
change, their application varies; and what
may have been good policy thirty years ago
may be the worst possible to-day. There
are those who conceive that course of &C.
ton once approved allows no deviation, and
denounce as mere time-serving all attempts
| to keep abreast Of public sentiment, and TO
adapt ones self to established changes. We
are Of those who believe in immutable prin.
cipl,. but at the same line we are compelled
| TO admit that changes alike In the moral, in
drIstraI and political world demand new
measures and methods. Opinions are not to
be confounded with principles. He who
| finds no occasion to change his opinions must
retire from the world.
| We have been forcibly impressed with
some Of these thoughts by recent events.
The action of the Assembly with reference
to the Centennial, the speech OF Professor
Tucker in Congress, as well rs other utter
ances, have convinced us that the class who
are slow to learn. as we'll as TO forget, is not
extinct. Uncompromisin@ principle is glor-
Gus; but it may he u question whether one
| is required 10 20 straight forward when q
stouc-post stands 10 hiSway; nor is it so
clear that duty requires adherence to princl-
Dles and ideas which il practical sense
have become obsolete.
The Democratic party has always been
opposed to what is termed 4 system Of
internal improvements, jealous of the rights
of States, and the appropriation of the
public funds. But that party assumes o
very different position to-day with refer
ence to this as well as the bank and
tariff question from what it assumed thirty
years ago. And with reason. At the time
Mfr. fuckers speech was made we said it
would be we'll Tor gentlemen to remember
the argument would react. The recent
letter Of K. NJ. T. Hunter to Mr.. Lamar
clearly shows this fact. Strong Conservative
as he is, Mr. Hunter discovers that the old
policy persisted in by the South must be
suicidal. "Nor can we continue it. For
one, say not"; and with the Dispatch let
US all say not" Charlotte Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-11

The British Quarterly Rcuieu for Janua-
ry, republishcd by the Leonard Scott Pub
lisbirg Company, Al Barclay street, New
York, contains as follows: /. Herbert spen-
GERS Sociology; 2. Among the Prophets; 3.
The Hindu Woman, real and ideal 4. Ser.
via; ). The Stock Exchange and Foreign
Loaus; 6. Disestablishment in New Eng
land; 7. Political @ lestiops in Italy; 5. Con-
fem noyary Literature,
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In the Minnesota Legislature and amongst
the Government officers in that State Blaine
POSSESSES lorty-eight friends to thirty.four
for all others, or a clean majority on joint
ballot for Blaine Of fourteen. There seems,
therefore, to be reasonable grounds for the
belief that Minnesota will send a Blaine
delegation to the Republican National Con.
venion, which will assemble at Cincinnati
in June next.
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DEMOCRATIC Victory AT B1sGHAMroy, \

DEMOCRATIC VICTORY AT BINGHAMToE, n.
Y.-ISpecial dispatch to the New York
World - Binghdmton, February S.-We
have just closed the most exciting election
ever held in this city. John Rankin Demo
craO is elected Mayor by about fly iuajority
on the largest vote ever thrown. We have
elected all the aldermen and four out Of five
supervisors. The Mayor-eiect is addressing
the people tonight, while crowds of euthn.
siasiic Democrats are parading the streets
with torches, music, Sc. n+:E =
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MARRIAGES..

Married, at the residence Of the brides parents,
assisted liz he Rev. Gieor.c II. Ray, Mr. ROBERT
l.. BARNES and Miss a. q ERTRUDE HARDY,
Ganphter of the late Captain l.. H. Dance. No
cares. .,
Richmond christian idcOc1te Religious HerGld,
aud Sou,hsidc Sentinel please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-02-11

MAJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH tcor-
ner Main and Sixth streetsl.-Preachng by the pas
tor, Rev. {. c. BITING, ID. D., every night this
week. Services commence ut TX O'Clock. The pub
lie cordially Invited.