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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

INJURED ny A BLlSr.-A miner named
Hugh Jones. who works on the 1900
foo, level Of the Belcher mine. was con-
sidenhly injured by the explosion OF a
blast yesterday forenoon. His breast
was cut in several places by the flying
fragments Of rock. the most serious one
being two or three inches Ion: and about
an inch deep. IL appears that no had
been to the cooline-off place. and re-
turned 10 the floors just as n blast OK.
ploled. Further than this wo could not
learn. and are consequently unable to
explain why il WAS that no n was near
the place 10 notify him Of the danger. rs
is usual when a blast il put oil.
SAVAGE PrMrrSo MicnrSsRr.-The
new pumping machinery ordered for tho
Savage mine is to be manufactured by
Goddard x Co.. San Francisco. Tho
engine will 10 400 horse power. and
constructed after the plan OF tho famous
humping engines now running at the q.
4 q. shaft, Virginia City. and the Lady
Washington shaft. Gold Hill. The cost
Of the new engine will DO about Ss6o,-
O0O.
M,rIsrx.-Buekley 4 Orndorirs Va
risty troupe will give a matinee at Ma
tional Guard Hall. Virginia Tomorrow
afternoon.
CoScrEr n BuL.-Thc Liberal re-
Iicious society Of Virginia will give an.
other concert and ball ON tho 'th oil
next month.
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pisrKICr COURr.

Tho following business was transacted
in the FRS, District Court, yesterday.
Judge Rising presiding
Eichelbcrgsr vs.. Troy Consolidated
Mining Company-Set for hearing ON
Saturday next at 10 o'clock. 49,.
Peyser W. Sinnell-Continued until
Monday next. .,,
George Taylor W. j. c. kiey-Ihis
was a civil action brought against kiley,
who h. one Of the Virginia police. by
Taylor. to o $500 for damages
sustained by being shot through the
hand by tho former during a row which
occurred In front Of the Silver Palace
Saloon, on South & street. at tho time
William White received the wound
which caused his death. A verdict was
found in favor OF tho plaintiff in the
sum above stated.
Twis, Va. MULTIPLICATION vacated
and recalled.
Lonksy X Smith ct ais. vs.. John
welch ct als.-D.crse OF foreclosure oil
| lien ordered 10 DO entered.
VI. L. Gardner W. Thomas Is. Gard
ner-Decree OF divorce granted.
Court adjourned till this morning ut
10 o'clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

A WRESTLING March rRorcsEp.-A
collar and elbow wrestling match. he.
tween John Mcmahon and Major Me-
Laughlin. is spoken Of among our
sporting men as among tho probabili-
ties. We are told that the Major er-
presses his willingness to come to Vir-
ginia for the purpose, provided ho can
DO given a reasonable SUI Of money to
defny necessary expenses. Should such
a match be made and squarely conduct
oil. il would tend to revive tho interest
in wrestling. which seems 10 have been
gradually decreasing in this section Tor
several months past, and which we leave
people to account for as suits them BEST
A match between Homer Lane and some
OF the home talent is also talked OF rs
among the possibilities.
CLuD MEErrSd.-Quito n number o.
gentlemen met Mt the house Of Liberty
Engine Company last evening. for the
purpose of organizing a social club.
Heber Holman was elected President;
James Davis. Vice President; A. b. q.
Davis, Secretary; aud - Taylor.
Treasurer. There will be another meet
ing next Monday evening. when rules TO
govern tho members will be adopted.
Some parties say the club will be u fail
ure. and are making an effort to get up
another for the purpose OF succeeding
or superseding 1t. We know nothing
about tho prospects OF either, and wish
success to both.
HrLp TO ArrEAn.-George 0'Con-
ner, the man who stabbed John Wynn
with a large French carving knife at the
Orc Hotel, on ID street. Virginia, last
Friday afternoon. was brought up for
examination before Justice Cox OF that
city yesterday on . charge OF assault
with inten. to kill. lie was held to
answer before the Grand Jury in the
sum OF = 5000 bail; Ia default Of which
he vas committed to Jail.
INV MEAT MAEKKr.-wo understand
that Frank Kelly will open n iirst-class
meat market in tho winierbaner build
ing on Main street. next Monday. KEEL
ly a he will furnish the best meat
that can DO procured in the country.
and won't put more than n fair allow
anee Of dog in his sausage. The Local
ton Of the market will 10 found very
convenient for people residing in that
vicinity.
AssEssMESr.-An assessment OF one
dollar per share is levied by the Sierra
Nevada Mining Company, delinquent
March 2sth,
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RuSlwAY. - Harrison Gray's horse
STATED to run down Main street yester-
day aft, rnoon, from his residence. near
tho Crown Point livery stable. Tho
horse was attached to a buggy in which
Mrs. GRAY was seated when no started.
but she jumpel out. withou, receiving
serious injury. The animal was caught
near the Sapphire mill. at which point
The street was blocked with quartz
tsams nj the time. Some man, whose
name we did not learn. was the hero oil
tho occasion. catching the horse ny the
bits while still und,r good Roadway, and
holding ON till he brought him to a
stlnd-still.
A SroHM.-Thc furious wind OF yes
teriay ended in n snow.storm at about
n o'clock in the night. The wind con-
timed blowing. with undated fury, oil
night and till about . o'clock this morn
inc; consequently the snow. which per-
hans fell 10 a depth Of four or i've inches
ON n level, was piled in drifts all over
IN, streets Of Gold Hill and Virginia.
From present indications q r. NJ, sew
eral more inches Of snow will probably
fall before the weather settles. rs the
sky il overcast and snow has been TAU
inc at intervals for the past hour or two
PAcrncs CoAsT PIONEER. About four
teen or fifteen members OF tho above
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
-IGN or rIIg aLA.. cIGAn,

Al Dr.. sPALDISG's SALOON, opposite the
Odd Fellows nailiine, Virginia City. Nevada.
SIMON PACHsliER. at the " International
Tor many years before the great hre, has nov
nticd up. at great expense. one Of the FINEST
CIGAR STORES In the StAtr. where no will
.. Of OLD. deal out To his iIl-nos and patrons
BRANDS OF IMPORTED CIGARS. He has
also on hand \ fine, selected STOCK OF Chewing
aud smoking Tobaccoe-. Imported Cigarettes,
Wo.tenholn Cutlery. Meerschaum Pipes, aud q
\, 3. PAcKsuRR,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
sr.rroNEny ANN JgwELaY.

.. q. Marshal. at the Gold IIlll rost
Office store, IL solo agent for al
the San Francisco and Sacramento daily
papers. All the latest Eastern periodicals,
magazines. etc. received as soop A. Published,
ami delivered In any part Of town. Hank
books and stationery In great variety. Blank
books Of every description made 10 order At
short notice. Gold aud silver watches, cloekr.
and = ine ~ softment ~ Jewelry: repairing In
that line neatly and well done. A large stock
oi toys AMI fancy goods. Sec regular adyef.
tiscmout In another column. ieIe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25


SAN F~RlScIsco. Feb. 25.--l:3o p. H.
LANES press gag bill was indefinitely
postponed in the Assembly yesterday.
Tho steamer China. which arrived last
evening from Yokohama, was beaten in
the passage by tho bark Robert Kelly,
which sailed one hour after the China.
arriving here some hours in advance.
The Sosiety Of California Pioneers
have petitionsd the Legislature to pass
u bill approprisiing $50, 900 for the Cen.
tennial Exhibition. This organization
also proposes to erect q handsome build
ing on the grounds. l26 feet in length
by nearly 80 in breadth, to be used rs
headquarters by Californisns.
Or. Joahsnan Kali ka. well known In
this city, died yesterday afternoon. He
was formerly a surgeon under Napoleon
Bonaparte. and served with him In his
campaign against Russia in 1912. He
was % years OF age.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
A srRFnCATING tNrGH.

In a letter to Mrs. Li.le, OF Chicago, q well
known contributor 10 the Western pre.r, che
a-chbcs the cure Of = dangerous cough. accom-.
panied by bleeding at the lungs. to llAle'r
Honey ol Ilorohound and Tar. MY cough"
she sayr, Threatened 10 r~uffOeAte me .
but the Honey of liorehoand and Tar has
removed every trace 81 It," The letter was to
a lady friend In TIL. city. who has placed u at
the disposal Of q. ". Crlttsnion. Z sixth ave.
nue.. rfke's Toothaehe Drops cure In one
tntnuta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
onsrAcLr. no MAnnIAGr,

Happy relief for young men from the effects
Of errors and abuscs In early life. Manhood
restored. 1mpedinents TO marriage removed.
New method Of treatment. New and remark.
able remedies. books and circulars sent free.
In real.d cnyelop-. Address HOWARD AZ.
ISOLATION. iigN. Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Ps.-sn institution having q high reputation
for honorable conduct and professional sim.
IAN I'M
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
,rrcIAL 70 rur COLI MIL plur x,vl
DOMESTIC NEWS.
Fire.

EIrf.
ALBANY, Feb. 25.-Ths main building
Of Simmons and Brothers packing
house at Greenbusb. was burned last
night. Loss, $50, Insured.
Fatal Accident 10 u Trapsse Per-
former.
New YoRx, Feb. 25.-whils the Han
Ion Brothers. and yiolstts. the wife Of
one Of them. were going through q trap
sze performance at the Park Theator In
Brooklyn, last night. tho brothers fell
to the stage, q distance Of fifteen feet,
and n Of them probably fatally in.
jurod.
Mexican Border Comnission.
CHICAGO. Feb. ga Tribune special
says: The Mexican Border Commission
at Its meeting to-day expects to be able
to determine on points Of its report and
agree on the report and to agree upon
the recommendations II will mako TO the
House. The delay has been chiefly due
to tho failure Of the Secretary Of State
to transfer to the committee some docu-
ments on file in the Department. and
which tho committee desired TO examine.
These consist principally OF reports Of
u. 8. consuls. Tho committee will
probably recommend authorizing the
Secretary Of War to send TO the Rio
Grande frontier n sufficient force TO at
least oyeraws Mexican raiders.
Mississippt's Legislature and Gov.
ernor.
MEMPHIS. Feb. %. - Tho Appeal's.
Jackson, Mississippi. special says: The
House spent tho entire day yesterday in
considering tho report Of tho Investiga.
ting Committo. At the time the special
wa. sent last night no vote had been
reached. The report Of the committee
Is quito lengthy, and recommends that
Governor Ames DO impeached aud re-
moved from Office for official miscon-
duct. on eleven separate and distinct
charges, which are specified, consisting
OF failure to remove certain officials. and
the removal Of others without cause; for
causing bloodshod at Vicksburg, in
Croby's case; for calling upon United
States troops and having thcm eject
Flanagan. Sheriff Of Warren county.
from Office. in violation Of law, and for
attempting to incite a war between the
races. in arming colorcd militia and
causing them to defantly parade tho
streets Of Clinton.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
cuRuICAI.

Save time. health and money. Avoid quacks
and buy "Chemical Strength" Instructions
full. and q cure guaranteed In any case Of de.
bllitating dreams Tor seminal wcakncrs), and
all alarming symptoms OF nervous decay. ~.
sulting from selfIabusc. excuses or any cause.
Fer sale at the principal Drug Stores H. Gold
Hill aud virglnis CITY, and elsewhere. Price,
n peF hottie Is
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the error- and
indlscretlons of youth. nervous weakness,
early decay. loss NJ manhood. ETC.. ! will send
q recipe that will cure you. free Of charge.
Thi great remedy was discovered by n mis-.
sio AIRY In South America. Send q self.ad.
dressed envelope to the Rey. Joseph J. lnman.
station ID, bible House. New York City.
aufT FIN
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

Fon bronchial. asthma,ic and pull
monary complaints, Brown Bronchial
Troches manifest remarkable curative
properties.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
Fire and Loss Of Life.

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-A fire at Lcmars,
Iowa. Wednesday night, destroyed .
large building occupied by four families.
A woman and three children were buried
in the ruins and when found were burned
to cinders. Tho husband is now n raw
ing maniac.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
SPECIAL TO m. oolp HrLL sAlr sr~.,


I.ains's Press Gag Biii squsiehed-
"A siew steamer aud swim Bark
"A Pioneer Buiiding nj the Co.'S
senniAI-D Death sfan Aged Soidisr
or Napoleon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
Arrival. ,hia Msrninr.
Departure. Last ev-sias.
Ir si.uEADs.

virginia Begiaai.s 60 he Affected
Win the Hack Iiiiis fcvcr-Th-
Hest Route 90 Get There fross
this Place.
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srOCK
pAILr IT u. r. kKAriSo . col
ssn Francisco Beard.

San Francisco Beard.
Last EVENING.
Meadow vsiley. az. 50
80 Kaymond & lily. 7DS. 2ok
go Enrsks Con. Ia. it.. h..
SIS ADAMS Hi. ss..e.l
100 Jacks1n. ~
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20 BslmOst. 69ke
% IA Dorado South, ~, ~
30 J.asrson, 5
2.5 Ola. IL
.l0 pAatnsr. 4. a.. ~
90 Tiger. &c
rs Northern belle, -
so IIassey. u.s.
40 lsusral Thomas,
Is Manhattan. 10
$50 Msn.feli. Coo. cave. &C
Ia1 Adv.nc.,
rs Cs.e Goa. s2Sc so,. Csc
$50 south ca.riot, soc. lSc
80 Empirs. 1ishol soc. tDc
80 Golden Chsfi"',
So kui ,lsr,osker. t.3's
iGsl LalltIors Ton ,t.is,ts bSo. 5s
no Utah. u, ~. iss
MS rllv.f iiil, II. loS. los
IS Challenge. u.s.
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100 Plil Shefil MI
2.l slus, o, ..
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so I.ly wsshisgtos, IN
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SECOND pisPArcH.

scotch Military Company A Hood
luni victim-A Reqsisition fer y
Swindier-sol. Well W.. Cen. vtr-
ginla-Stoekholders' Meetisg-A
French Jubilee tlflo Match.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25

Notwithstanding he inclemency oi
the weather this morning. q goodl,
number Of visitors went to the Central
Public School TO hear the exercises which
were held there. Quite a number OF the
scholars reeitsd pieces very creditably.
and could We command the time they
would not be passed by withou, a word
Of welLdeservsd praise; but as nm at
tempt to notice all who did well would
be futile, and as tho NKws prides itself
on its siric, impartiality. all will have to
DO sighted.
A feature Of the exercises. in fact We
might say he feature. was the reading oil
= paper called the Centennial" con.
ducted after the n Of tho best
newspapers o! the period. IL We might
except the t.learaphic department. We
would advise that u few lighting mes
sagcs DO introduced in the next monthly
issue OF the paper.
Below will 10 found q poem modelled
after Poe's I" Raven"-contained in the
"Centennial"-which forcibly pictures
one Of the troubles OF a school teacher.
In to-morrow's issue we will give n few
moro OF the articles IL contained. soms
Of which would not disgrace people
much older than the ones who wrote
them:
oaSAup'n : morning lately.
a. isnierei long A.d quantity
DER Inssy . SAINT, aud -aintiike cs,iom
- the daysot yotc,
While wandered s'iii rccolntin:,
MAai -oue late pupl lnesht-
only tai.. and nothing more.
While thus I SPOKE, but half my soul out.
pouring.
Linking fancy unto fancy.
A. We oissn done bsiorr;
Not a -lSh or wprd, az token,
Tue siil eos We. unbroken,
Excuse hns s- b-fotos
only this, and nothing more.
Rack into my chair reclining,
THIS mystery OWNING.
Again ! heard ssle one saying.
sonswhz, louder than esf0re-
Oh. please excuse me,
NAnms want. q use ms;
It's era-l Ia abu.. me
You've let ne 20 before.
Just think . moment;
You've ofen let me 90 before;
Only this tins and never morc.
Coa.tins. esa.lipg =. before.
ONLY this, and nothing more.
And The constant sad uncertain
Rn.tlinc, OF each full grown urchin,
Thrilled m- : 1lled ms with f~anta.ti, horrors
Ofen ieit bsfore.
No that now to -till the beating OF my heart
1 stood repeating
s'rIs rnule Idle pupil"
Entrsating exit through the school room deer
Only this. and nothing more.
Presently my heart beat stronger;
I he.titsteI then no logger.
Lads, said I, or ia..s. truly"
Your psrVer--no.. I dsplore;
| And the tr IN ID. you must quit Jour mapping
AMI your cot slant tardy Tapping.
| R.Ipit- 81 the school room door.
The rod OF ven srance lice In waiting
| Above nv .chool.nsom door
Not only this oni.'ome'hins more
An we'll 10 I remember
E,,ty name. snd every number.
And cen me ,sry gsheIr. ., \. ,oo,,
on I've spokea OF the morrow.
Tri- u~selo-. trouble that I borro~;
70 .ns.f ss, y. in ..n. ia. ,as, L.iS,s
For the rar~ and prccloas monsnis
tquAnaeT.d by ihe'eors.
"s''
jus, then = lsi besui ing
y, sd i.nsy mt snailss
bf N = w "
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IIRyarAN BROS. & CO..

The well.hnown Furniture Dealers. us South
q street, arr closing out their large stock. ~
they have leased q store further down town.
and propose to open there shortly with q new
stock. Meantime. they are selling furniture at
coat / rices al No. l75 \ nth q street. I'm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-02-25
smocKIxo I.

A Man HIM over by the switch En-.
Hins j. w. Bowler Near the Rail.
road Depot In Virginia state
nsens OF Parties whs Witnessed
shs Accident.
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lgi Il..t ard Nslchsr, c.
inI Hale NurcrU.s. ". t6a, bS
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ia Ysle- slehst. -. $50
$40 AlpAa. % G.. 25s, s6 b
IN ImssriL. s'..9
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Sai sslss.r. IN. sTs, 81
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30 Sierra Nevada. 2iS, az, -, .,S. 2is.
.J6
1850 California, sJk, s9a
- D.nsy. T5c
iS5 iIehssasr. 10, 49,
400 o,.rm,s. Il. -, IS. "a. 7Ix, 7iy. IA.
Tl.. NA
- seq. Bsicher, 81
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60 Sugcur. %. 80
80 usisI Con. i0s.. TO-.
i7ln LAZY Hyan. az, ~
- Julia. rs. Ia.
10 Caledonia. -, e5S. cl, 60. c.
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r,,E AcnooL. rxEncrsrx.

4 Glimpse of what rsanspired NJ
the High school This foreneen =
Npeeimen Article from the
sConIemnial.s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-01

it was a myth. So Bell vas given bis
discharge Chandler says neither Lucksy
or Bsbcock ever spoke to him about
Bells appointment, and that to his
knowledge Bell was never paid a cent by
the Department, although the vouchers
show that General Cowen, then Assist
ant Secretary, ordered that he be paid.
Chandler win go before the committee.
Colonel Luekey says that Bell came to
hime several times, and protesting to be
q friend Of General Babcoek. gave him
what he claimed we're the secrets Of the
prosecution, but he never employed him.
District Attorney Dyer. Of St. Louis, says
Bell is a fraud, and that he had come TO
him and protested to know all about
Babcock's movements, and was willing
to expose them for money. At one
time he intended to put Bell on the
stand at Babeock's trial, but dared not
do it. Judge Krum, Babcock's attorney,
is also here, and says Bell never was
employed in the case to his knowledge.
1t is stated on the authority Of a mem
Der Of the Judiciary Committee, which
is investigating the whisky trials, that
Bell came to them and offered 10 tell
what he knew for $4,000. The Congress
men from Mississippi all knew Bell, he
having been mixed in politics down.
there, and they unitedly declared him to
be q rascal and professional blackmailer.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-01
A SUSPICIOUS n

No exposure of corruption at Wash
ington can surprise the country now.
The people are convinced that the ad-
ministration is rotten to the core and
hat it has systematically robbed and
plundered for the last seven years.
There was q new development yesterday,
however. that was a little out OF the
usual line and was decidedly sensa.
tional. Mr.. c. s. Bell, claiming to hail
from Jackson, Miss, testified before
Clymer's committee that he had been
employed by Mr.. Luckey, the Presidents
private secretary, to act as a special
agent for the internal revenue service
and that his real business was to co
operate with a man named Bradley, who
instructed him to abstract the evidence
Of Babcock's guilt from General DYer's
Office at 81. Louis hat it might be de.
stroyed. That he had been employed and
discharged there is no doubt, and while
we give Lucky, Babcock and the rest OF
the crowd credit for such a conspiracy as
this, We do not believe it merely be-
cause Bell said so. Bell was a notorious
spy during the war and played his role
so we'll that neither side could tell
whether be was true to it or net. But
when the war was over he claimed to
have been true to the Union side and
claimed more credit than would
be due to half a dozen brig
adler generals. He had some
daring qualities about him, and could
cross the lines or scout over forbidden
ground With surprising celebrity and cum
ming. His information could never be
depended on unless corroborsted, and be
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-01
Miasma Rendered PowerIeau.

The most certain way to render powsrless
the miasmatic vapors which produce chills
and fever and other malariOus disorders, is to
fortify the system against them with that
matchless preventive Of periodic feVers, Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. The remedial ope-
ration Of the Bitters is no less certain than
their preventive effects, and they may be re-
lied upon to overcome cases of fever and ague
which resist ~quinine and the malArial rsme-
dies Of the pharmaoopeia. Dyspepsia, on
stipatioA, bilious complaints. rheumatic all
ments, and general debility, likewise. rapidly
yield TO their ~regulative and tenic influence.
They are an i~ncalculable blessing 70 the weak
and nervous Of both sexes. al excellent family
medicine. and the best safeguard which the
traveller or emigrant can take 10 an M
healthy climate,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-01
FOREIGN.

LONDON, April LA deputation Of the
West India Committee had an interview
with Lord Carnaron, Colonial Secretary,
with reference to a report Of On alleged
agitation by the Governor Of Barbados
to incite the negroes to rebellion, in con-
sequence Of the presumed intention Of
the home government to form a confed-
GRAFTON Of the windward islands. Lord
Clarendon declared he knew nothing con.
corning the alleged agitation. He had
sent dispatches asking for information,
aud strongly enjoining the Governor of
Barbados to exercise the greatest posi-
bic caution. he cited the dispatches to
show that the government had ne desire
to press the confederation scheme.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-04-01
The RuIEarIan Randit.

Koushtchou 0giu, the great Bulgarian
bandit, was a promising young man in a
country village not many years ago.
During his temporary absence from
home, q Turkish Pasha seizsd his bride,
for so a betrothed one is regarded in the
East, and compelled her to become an
inmate &c tie hs.em. She was released
after a short time, a hopeless maniac.
Her lover turned bandit, and adopted the
inaexible rule Of killing all Turks who
fell into his hands. The unhappy girl
wandered about among the hills Of Bull
garia, feared yet cared for by the peas
ants, who regard msniaes and idiots as
sacred beings.