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That IS very singular story which we
publish in anoih r column respecting the postal
card contract AMI the part in IT performed by
DEACON RlcHARp SMITH OF Cincinnati. We re-
erot to understand that this truly good man has
fallcn into a serious misunderstanding with
tho Po.tmastor- General, owing 10 certain mis-
representations respecting the manufacture Of
postal cards for which he is held responsible.
We are confident. however, that the impression
upon the subject now prevailing in the Post
Onlcc Department. and expressed by our wash
ington correspondent is altogether erroneous.
We are sure Deacon RICHARD SMITH is not 10
hame. He has boon imposed upon and used by
bad mon. that is all. He himself would never
wllingiyt"ll an untruth. In matters Of vcra'ity
GEORGE WAsHINGIoS is his model. and his
principles are those of true goodness. HIS
wicked partners have he'd him nstray. as they
have 30 often done before. Alas, alas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-24

AIKEN 5. c., MAY. ls71.-lIas 1t ever occurred
90 ANu rai your roHd'rs ilght u!c Of the constant
.u.. lode aimed al the rrc.donV w fircL
II any of our readers like Fraud better than
they like THE SuS. they are respectfully adj
vsei to drop the latter az soon IL tloy can make
II eOuNt nlrut.
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The ELLIS investigation l. finished Tn
committee was appointed 20 In, 81 gate. ami we
therefore Use the word ur,shya'on. There
wa-, In fact. however. no serious or proper at
tempt 10 investigate. The committee declined
when requested 10y respectable and RESPONSE
hle accu-er Of Mr.. ELLIS. To- issue subpunas for
important Witnesses. and. Of course. without
the win 's-ee il WAS flcuit to establish case
lni enough evidence WIS taken 10 show that
ELLIS IL utterly unfit for the position he holds
The people who deposit in and deal with banks
have not confidence in him, and his endorse
mont IL an institution j. worthless. The nom
cst'y managed institutions are equally anxious
with tie heeced deposit tors OF the dishonesty
managed ones to Soc DEWITT c. ELLIS cNpell u
iron. the Office which he has maladn.lulst,red.
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BRIEF NOTICES.

-"Weavcrs and Wcft. or Love that Hath ne in lis
Net" C~yo. pp. 81: HIpcr K BrotAcr). is Mis-, Brad
Gcu's last and one OF her shortest yet within Il she
cpufrives 10 compress more than the usual anount OF
evil maclinatou and brutality. There are two good
and fou bad characters il addition 10 the walking
tIcmcu and fades. However, all ends il should The
lovers marry the Iaco Of lawyer is shot, the brutal
husband and the aIiStocIatic yil1nc.s die and ID.
French maid disJpp as. There is good deal OF "hoisc
talk" with great air Of technical fauarl, with tie
sIiprt; but Mis-, Braddon good manager, and never
allows her characters to stray very nom their proper
work.
-" Anne Warwick" by GcorGiana VI. Crlik $50. pP.
lof: Harper d Ernther>), relate, the unhappy frcioa
mont OF the heroine, when, dfcr marrying on he d"3L
bed the man whose suit mad rejected. in Orde that Dc
might leave fortune, hc coufouus 10th her and
the doctors by getting well This under brings two
forms of InIscry upon horrst, that OF not loyn him,
ami them rY .;Ie time hat Of fearing that she has
forfeited has love by her co!Gnc>S Il requires mc 10
pass through both phases and represent item consist
emily: so the story sln by The aid % great deal
Of uuntercst.nE conversation. On tie whole, prefer
Miss EradGon's Eorsewhps pistols, and forged irjc.
Ellen ". OIrcy is the author Of Love i'll Ii,ac>s
(~vo., j. .. Hppincctt CO.., wherein all the cl1gac-
teri are i1ch handsome, highly cultivated, anu lowered
with az much leisure as they make use Of Tdc.c 3,
absolutely no plot unless the transfer OF affections
Which arc easily ven AMI forfeited with slight pain,
might DC called SUCH THe conversation is NOT rar,d
larry wse or witty. nclligeut in fact, 10 - fr.
queatly az dulI the reality winch the author has
studied We're # for the fine furniture the horses
and yachts command and the freedom Of the chaiuc-
tiers from all worldly care, few readers would 70
spend a few hours in such Gnc society
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LI(ERAET NOTES.

Miss Alcott's "Rcse in Bloom" has reached
lis eighth edition
History Of Land Holding in Ireland " l.
announced III London.
Prof. iorsford is to write a treatise on Bread
for toe International Scientific SERVES.
Sales Koran is 10 be issued in the "ChandOs
Classics. =" at taO English shillmgs in cloth.
Principal Shailp OF Edinburgh has in plcSs
q volume "a tae Poetic Iutcrpr,;stio Of Nature"
Bi0rnson, the Scandinavian novelist, has COM
p!etcd new stony OF peasant lfe Magrhld." which
wi. soon %" published.
Mr. Arthur Arnold, an English writer, is
about 10 rlnsh pamphlet entitled English Drunk
cDut,s ami swedish L5crnsMs"
TWO officers OF the British Museum have been
commissioned visit Athens with view cf preparing
az oltai report upon DR.. seniena'ms discoyerie, az
Nj! h. a..
Alttle pamphlet on a Question Of Author
sl" has lately issued 1T LoE,on which j. notable
for the R,s. Of electricity IN disu'tiyriy literary
work It is announced a. ",rfyattly printed IA auto
arH,i" tie auttrr. Mr. John T. Dexter, las ing u-,d
i,y iIst;i,.c;J ~ the production q hi- mana ri
winch consisted of - stencil sheets whence an mixed
roller produced The impressions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-27
Ncw 11nbiifdllouG.
yIHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1877.
Hon. EDWARD HCFEFK,1N, EditoI
Iot XIII EDITION.

Hon. |DNAHD At!'EIR-'N tOIIrl
FoiLIH EDITION.
Tri.suc o. tbs standard ami valuable Political Almanac
ol 1871 contains many features Of -Iet service and
importance Aq..n@ them arc:
l. THE CONSTITUTIONS UF THE UNITED SIAft'.
with a.. I.a ra-f-ti- .r ~ a. recent '"' 90
u tie tC.sfItLtl'-.s % tat trNtfN St"'''
q tJLI. ELECTION EEIi &"a from al the ~'airs ana
Ior,os %. yCt" lor Staie 0ic.ra ana Members Oh Goa
NGn tie "a,r" STATE, Of Foi1l', South Carolina and
10. -Iaaa puiu s.t- oI r't.rIs aIc given iA id!.J
TIE POPULAR VOTE Tor FrsIicI; from l~2i 20 1870
inclusive
rc,.a g. .c as ewing tine Hpc - each state or cic' cen
dGat vla s,fIaagy notes illustrating iAc "tI~i:'.5
e. tAc t!nciatsa college, srsirl.
p. ALL TIE NtIID&AL PARTY PLAiIpiais o; the
campaign 20 l-Ii.
e. iI.r- nEluF xiIVir or ROSS andot ,Xfv:h
cts. wits csi 81 $40 uuIgcr ant 'r''3r OF th' minor
civil Haic
7.sBsTEACTs OF EIL TIE u BIO LAWS PASSED
AT TIE LASI SESSION or tD@G"L-t
=. LISTS OF iliE COMMITTEES oF THE 4. s. SEN-
ATE ANb HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVE.
8. ISTEr&hL Ef.YENrE. Ci' E!,i%CI, ap1 PANKltG
IhFi, E stat FfC.n! tt '. y.H fcfsiga aHd cLpcndl
tErts o' tie Government from lSC5 80 1915, inclusive.
10 STATISTIC. or FJl,LiGN and DOMESTIC TRADE
ana 81 rr Iron steel Cotton, ad NO0ea Manufacture Of
tie United states.
Oter c'parnutEs not less valuable aud important, arc
also included 10 the Almanac. wlch many rssFccls
OF the most complete and exhaustive Iasued-inGs
pensab!c 10 every public man aud Intelligent citizen.
Twenty-Five cents per copy, postpaid: ave copies Cor ST.
INDKX TO InE DAILY TgIBUEE 1876, uniform with the
ALMANAC, 90 c0nts, postpaid. Address
TIE TRIBUNE.
heR.YOTk
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Qr1tnCrs.

ALL TEACHERS, SCHOOL OFFICERS,
a PARENTS and III.- have ~iI'c o. dtyart1-o, , H.
AdI,r.s AMhE. EDUCATIONAL UNION, - Froad' a.
1 NUMBER Of efficient lady and gentlemen
a TEACH almost every b...C of instruction. are
oIru to =. -1Erme a.. 40 el!rsy ioci.l'H's. ,.,
Teachers A"ENCl, Loo ti'Stndtsi, Plth.
AMERICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies I- Tutors. toy"turs-fs. ana
Teachers every drra"''I. 30 o TIcuo g'rs Hif3i" 10"
IL. .,r- -H.r a." pTyycrs For
On n!srr army O.. - lulniS = b.
as. Young has Ter connection az Frarl win Ilr
'Autfi,lu ~caol lEsGutc' 10 consequence % TIE UdhE
rsptyy o. j. ". Sc1,rWtrn"rh% ca.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, - inion-square.
Irga.rIa,Ai5 ma, = arrTs. no yag ios'Hou' ana
lt:ulici ANA RANDALL hlEi't Manager.
EOVFRNESS.-A German Lady, dlploncc IN
N HfIu since - year, DO New l"tA iau 80 aud ON
D,,.a .. eoytIur~s ghrst rc.orrDCrs. Address ". T..
care O.! A,e-... u. Wc-j'rntau d Go, ~ "i'd'"'5.
MRS. ANNA RANDALL DIEIIL, teacher Of
w Reading .nI Dramatic action, - tni'ls4lar'.
QUARTERLY ELOCUIlONlSI, 30 Union
NSsquar,. Back nuuhor> s"'pi.D AhAA RANDALL DIEM"
~ COTE~WORTH PINCKNEYH AGENCY
Z for SCHOOLS ana 1HAttIf- supplies sCtooi- aho
easing demand I'D -rcis. Atpl Early TO- Autumn
yacaucr.. send stamp Tor opp ittt0r form $3.50. ...-.
l. CON- WORTH PIN kEfN.
Domestic Puilliug, Br"tl"H] aHl l4th't, 'oN-i "ik.
ENANTED-A iadv of experience i'll Teaching
d,..'r ga position as TEACHER la school or family
Tho glr, testuaoll 70 abt'it success De- t'tii
Address bliss =. j. MALI ~ Hil4iS"''"' 'd'''
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TIE ror11cAL NnRKs or JOHN KEATS.

Chrnpolorcv arranged aud edited with Memoir ny ioII
Tfcrrhtnu Win ANEW portrait ~ kras row hist thSIdNo'
lion, a pic ture The Possession ~ iOTd h"ugiioh.,
I6mo clo.h. gilt top. -.
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Oreirl Gtenmcrs

...--.-.---------~-~---~
MEpICAN SIEA M-IIIp LINE. hctyyrpu
= lr..rI rr,o AZ Urr.l' town Tiur,
az, r f,nm Tha. i We"g.Iays 1a Liverpool
r,-HUf. ~ '''' '' ~ =, f.itri, tfTVr- Msr,Lg
iiiT%IIs Jeh :. JE<Nal LVANIA sica l.
dgce Of 19..as 10 cn.!Goa'y: s,.nr,c. -.
FEiEk RIGHT 4 Sons Gen. A;g"i., fni.', i'ila
,.pL, az WESTERN S'TI tNf~iIip LIKE
htA " - I'm ~ - ~ ~ w. max
-. r. ,..,.i,I. e., I,u,.r (gI,IT %rwtort,
'"A'uE ,nc .. ana III isrs il, Br,s, enamel
sailing ffon Pier ~ f;;si i'y,i 80. ,. q, OBJ.
',a,, w. a. T." s ,r, F,,,i.rr 20 ITIri,re
doir g., c,rI,,ry str-,rc $50 crirly ne AID ,t-
age Certificates t-6 Drafts or and up"aiL For freight
o. p'I; ' ii,.Ax Agent No 20 sor.1,t Nev.YorE
--.,...,...
AN ri RI, American tarEy t'1lnHIIlE.S Line
I Z for Ply HoI' M C,F,,lyDI- no and ia iBUEG.
CT-IT f,i.i F.b !. ,II,l'I.\tA ...... March /. IT
p.IufttNJ, E.u ~ ~ LIS N,ar,l~ II
K,rr 1s ace a. rlyiarG I6dou ,erbourg i.ub1tg
snH al Ps,o. IA EpSi . 9eS. All M c f5 ,p
bo'I III mn - ro ' & a. Rl.iihEDG 'BDNS'
"'.'. " ,'-..''.' ,,rt q! "",.,Ii,.,T ~, VoI,
81 III ~ Wv '''' w. 49,
ENNAE LINE NAH. 81 EAMtRS.
ron, o,-;.rNerpyyN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY OF EicnNOND ... -, 20 PDAI March p g q. N.
CRY i.iI v Z. $50 81.
Ei.ry ~ EEEII[ : ~. I,5AY Ntr,h' "a. / u. IN.
- 80 iron, T,.r a. = IT,
CABIN, $50 and 500 -od. Return uc.rt, favorable
''t 'ISsFgAGr s2s cgr1cacy Drafts At loves, rates
saloons saleIo.u,. sno, d . ara bath ani'ships
JgIiN e.. DALE Ar,t., - and 5r iDtdWay. y. Y
80, 49,. \ D
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Insirucilou.
CITY.

CITY.
4 MEXICAN KINDERGARTEN.-Th 17th
~ year VII boqn MONDAY oct. ?, at ~ East 43isi
All The troeDel ideas ada;ica to American
entirely s, o. materials, cheap and beautiful.
ranged Ly and manufactured ony FOX Miss coe. Schools and
AWiies ST. paci.
narr Urinary schools in various parts Of the country
ei Is s%r , %oe, and 'TeqaeFs y Afternoon: s
iaD ht Dv sI-s C4' - Increasing rapiuy.
RU~iNESS WRITING. BOOKKEEPING,
- AiIrhbi 4IIl e. ,LAEAh ,.9% Broadway, pre-.
par .hth, !. l''S aHd TO- P'ci"Hy for haaih'ss lsc-
ds''Gl-tmS Nr'!E' S.i P.'aoy SO BooEkc Uing, go
CUARLIER INSTITUTE,
,EoAG"lNG AND DAY SCHOOL FjE EoYs from to
20 y"ars OLD
COLLEGE OF GERMAN at G East 2Oth-st.-
E, 'eacs oa,yc .or'" " :oaGass % 6sinas
e nt a, n Hr 'i u"r s,ni o mr.
pora,., ans ,'.ae "a, ~ -,a,d fry ior .fcii..rs
ELlog,.Gt,.ltolN.-,Spocch and Gesture Classes
iars. hdai',, r, rIjoiY, ib5 W.,t ii,u s.
EsMDE\FELU INSTITUTE, so Lcxiue-
1 HARRIS PATTON, Classical School will
J Es'uN@ in Phouic Shorhaah; DAY OF even
+.u- 1i'. nr j. 'I.- frf mDi nj ". 3iiL-t.
AIRS. LOUISA 3. CULVER. Teacher of
catn t'i'hine 'tora'"s III. 3D. Huntington, Slr Nm.
MISS McDONALD.
W CLhssHs ~ DEAWfSG AND WATER CoLoRs
FROM a1'u',, q. roadway. Room 81.
able ryalrc reduction viii be made for two OF moro
PuD.is coming together
Country.
4 HONELIkE Boarding School for Young
y ro,s. D. hiNn@ \. a., He.drsieaa, L. $500 10 $50
4 LENANDER INST. - Military Boarding
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WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
IrNTII.D G'INITS NAIL.
Thee ramcrs o. this line take te Lane Routes rccomn ended
I feut lfary - = M gong south 0I the Eauks on tAe
passage to queenstown, al tGc year round.
CELTIC, ~ATt RDAi. March 10, , ?. m
GrEMNNIC, SAI UG,DAi. March y. $50 a. m.
ADEIHIjC, SATURDAY. March 81, CD - IN.
HRTrhNtIr. STU DAY. Apii =. J. 80 p n. -.
FpDN THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER %. NORTH
RINEG. 49,
Thcse steamers Uniform in sze and unsurpassed n a
saloon, StttciuOin7 SWpi ing, am BafJ
Room. aulshBs, where tho noise AID motion are
a1oIdnl degree OF comfort hitherto uH3tiahaole
ENiE5-saoon, So and 500 gold. Return Tickets on
favorable tCIIG-. ~. Tale, IS
F u,i o. plans ether information apply at the
CCmparys Office SO. 81 DiO2HH4y New loIA -
K. J. CORTlS, Agent.
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Daurlnq Ataocmie5.

ALLEN DODWORTH's DANCING SCHOOL,
- REMOVED 70 No. Csl FIfrH-AEE
spring commencing. Fol particular, sed FOR on
cuIar Private Lessons eyerS day
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,EPAPTNEST-2 O'CLOCK.
cOyrpNMENT STOCK DEPA

CONVENIENT STOCK DEPARTMENT. otLOCh
e 3 5-2O Coupon, 1855 L o. Coupon 1871 ,oo.
1900 loss "p "''' i'''
Z $40 Coupon. lsbj stunrl'y Us ,osa
M 900 - .......lOs{ ItOO.............-..'! .-7
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Drslllfss Chdnccs.

NOR SALE-DRUG STORE (AssIgnces sale)
viii be disposed of ~ bargain low rent tine location
easy terms GEo. T.. GtINES. 8 Cedar At.
nARE OPPORFUNITY.-For SALE, an old
IA and scllrsl2bisted DRY GOODS aud CLOTHING
BUSINEsS Salua, Kansas best location In a thriving
the kansas Pacific Railroad Fer PARTICULAR address
LfrOwicH K wIrfMANA, saina, Kansas.
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New Publications.
NO NAME SEHIEa
FIFTH VOLUME.
THE GREAT NJ ATCH
AND OTHER MATCHES.

u7bc Great Match" Is Ncw.Errland tory of lfe IN two
p5ioung ov ma near the cv ~ Worcester, whose Inhabitants
wore crr-y Interested tno Tort mes .. thef
ban clubs Tho "Oter Matches" growing on; OF TIE 'Oi9
very base"
The previous volumes Of the No Name series ~, "
cnust,Ir and growing d.maud-"Ncfcy ihiiHek tHoV
Cth 900: "Drrirc" novel In Vcrsc, ON "UO la a.
.Nl 81 loo: "kismCf' lth lUOO Uniformly o'''" ~
cardinal Icd ana black. Price 81 each
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LANDoRs IMAGINARY CONVERSATIONS

The Fourth Series VIII c,rtru Dialogues Of Literary aei
fc.utiurcfl Di,-tcs FImDus Women. the tth SileS
ComIrng the wurk, viii oonia Miscellaneous D".osu's
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ROBERTS BROTHERS, Publishers,
90 Washing,on-st.. Boston.
Prom The Sen..WecsIy Tribune, REQ. %.
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East Side.

- GRAMERTY PARK.-A largo. delightful
ROOM. ;sciag ~ parG-iso hall roon-witA Of with
p \ :
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EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Gnion-square.
h Euga2rIA,at made rr r. arrrs W ge' ,aoo. ana
families ANA RANDALL hlEt'L Manager
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-03-24
!zE 'l1.zs WEEKLY RECORD,
SATURDAY......... MARCH ~. 1877

Serious trouble is apprehended with
striking miners OF Scranton, Pennsyl-
vania, and there is much excitement in
that town, Onthe evening of the 17th
instant delegation of miners waited on
the Mayor Of Scranton. and their leader
addressed that gentleman as follows:
I'VE represent the starving workingmen
.of Scranton. I have family Of eight
children who have lived on bread and
water for two weeks; now we have water.
but the Lord only knows where the
bread is coming from. We come to de-
mand bread, and unless we have it with.
in forty-eight hours we shall take 1t by
fair means If possible, but by foul If
necessary" ~ =
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SheriR's Sale.

by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
- out OF the It'll Judicial District Co art. In aud
for the County of Lincoln, State of Nevada and
TO me directed and delivered, for a iudoment
rendered in said Court, on the nineteenth dav
of March, A. D. 1877, IN favor VIM. Steinhart
Isrsel Steinhart, Charles Adler and samuel
Schools, firm doing business under the Arm
name Of W. II l. Steinhart & Co., and against
Joseph Rich, for the sum OF 81 1893 5o-lOO' debt,
together with $50. tax, COSTS and all accruing
costs and interest. have levied on the follow.
ing property, to wit: doz. boxes linen col.
lars, doZ. wool cuffs, boxes of neck.ties. q
boxes bows, y doz. ties, y box boys gloves, /
box childrens gloves, l box scarfs, IL boxes
shirts. 500 boxes paper collars, more or less
&c boxes colored shirts, s doz hats. Ia suits
childrens' clothes, Is boys vests, u doz. hmm.
ers, 20 pair merino drawers, Is pair white lean
drawers. IL boys coats, IL boys pants. lot linen
pants and coats, one rubber coat, l blanket coat.
chandeliers and lamps 8 side LAMPS and
brackets, tables, l showcase, 1 desk. Is wire
frames, looking-glass one stove and nine.
set scales and weights
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 3Ist day Of March.
A. d. 1877, will sell all the right title and IN.
terest Of said Joseph Rich in and to the above
described property, at the clothing store on tho
west side of Main street, Phoebe, Lincoln
county, Nevada, formerly occupied by said
Rich, one door above Eisenmapn & Ca "a store
at public auction, for cash in hand. to the HIGH
est and best bidder. to satisfy said execution
aud all costs.
W. L. MCKEE.
Sheriff Lincoln County. New.
49,, BY P. Curtis.
tnrLa-tu Deputy Sheriff.
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want you to distinctly understand now
that you must never tell this again. not
even to Heber G. Kimball. When von
go home you must write me a letter civ.
ing an account of it and charging it to
the Indians; you sign it MS Farmer
and direct to me as Indian Agent
can make use of that kind of letter in nv
report 10 the Government to keep off
damaging inquiries F" afterwards wrote
The letter that was introduced in evidence
on my trial, in obedience to the orders
OF Brigham Young. He knew it was
false as well as l did. I said: President
Young. the people all felt, and I know I
thought | was obsying orders and acting
in strict conformity with our teachings
and the oaths that we have taken to
avenge the blood of the Prophets. You
must sustain US or release US from the
oatbs or obligations we have taken u
de ordered me to 10 return next day.
when he would give me his report.
When went back next day he said: II
have made that subject OF prayer. I
asked the Almighty to show me it was
right. have positive evidence from
God that the act was righteous and well
intended. The brethren acted from pure
motives; sustain you and the brethren
in all you did. All 1 fear is treachery
on the part OF some who were there,
l returned home and reported.
The above is only q very brief synopsis
of Lees confession. The confession IL.
self gives IN minute detail all the horrors
Of the massacre. naming each man tba,
was present, and also gives the causes
that led to the massacre. 1t clearly Cd
tablishes the fact that the Norman
Church, as such. was then and still il
responsible for the entire crime.
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NOTICE OF SUITS COMMENCED.

STATE OF NEVADA,
DISTRICT OR PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS OFFICE.
TO the following named defendants, and to
the owners Of or claimants to the mine or min.
ing claims, and improvements thereon, known
or unknown, you are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced In the Justices Court
of Phoebe Township. Lincoln county. Nevada.
by the State OF Nevada, plaintiff, against each
OF the defendants hereinafter named, and each
OF the following described mines or mining
claims, with improvements thereon, and ali
owners OF and claimants to the same, known or
unknown, to recover the tax and DELINQUENCY
assessed to said defendants on proceeds OF
mines for the quarter commencing October |,
1875, and ending December 81, 1875. and that
summons has been duly issned In each case. and
you are further notified that unless you appear
and answer the complaint dled In said cause on
or before the 25ih day Of April, A. d. 1877 iudR-
ment will be taken against you, and the posses
sory claim to tho mine or mining claim, and
improvements thereon, for the amount Of tax
and delinquency specified and costs:
TAX AND pELrsouENcY
UNKNOWN 0wNER-The possessory
claim to the mine or mining claim Sit
uate: lying and being In the Ely
Mining District, Lincoln county, State
of Nevada. known 81 the "Yolo mine"
being 1920 feet Of mining ground SIT
nate on the northerly slope Of Spring
Mountain and about 200 yards souther-
ly from No 3claim Of Meadow Valley,
located March IT, 1869, and recorded
March 20, 1869, iu the mining records
Of said Mining District. ............ so 90
UNKNOWN OWNER-The possessory
claim to mine or mining claim situ-
sie; lying and being In the Ely Min
ing District. Lincoln county State Of
Nevada. known a. the Newark
NINE" being 800 feet of mining
ground. situate alb nut 800 feet easterly
from the Raymond b Ely works en-
the Lightner shaft, located aeptem-
Der 4, 1871, and recorded September
10, 1871, in the mining records Of said
district .....................s SIS 20
THOMPSON CAMPBELL,
District or Prosecuting Attol ney.
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NOTICE.

ITO PATRICK KAvANAGH, AND TO WHOM
i it may concern, you are hereby notified
that you are indebted to the undersigned in the
sum OF nifty dollars $500, gold coin, for money
expended by me in working the Home Rule
mine" situated in Ely Mining District, Lincoln
county, State of Nevada Unless you paw me.
at my residence in Phoebe, Nevada, the above
proportional share Of said expenditure on said
mine within ninety days from date, together
with costs, your interest in said mine will be
forfeited to me by due process Of law,
THOMAS J. MCMAHON.
Phoebe, Nevada, March ~, 1877. mr24-9Od
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NEW TO-DAY.
MEETING NOTICE.

V'HE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG MEMS
/ Social Club will meet at VIM. Miller's
Meadow Valley street. this Saturday evening
at eight o'clock. Business OF Importance will
come before the meeting All members are re.
Qrested to attend.
BY order Of the President
CHAS. WILTON, Secretary.
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New York Herald: President Hayes
may snub Grants policy; but. after all,
wAhsthe brilliancy OF Fort Donaldson
not yet dead in. history it might be we'll
to remember that Grant was something
better than a Colonel.
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The Gold Hill News has entered on its
twenty eighth volume, and compares
very favorably with any paper published
in the State. We wish that it may always
be as prosperous as it's present appear.
ances indicate.