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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-04

seg- TEETH, if not kept clean soon decay.
Young people remembAr this. Use daily
THURSTON'S lVOEI PEARL TOOTH
POWDER II will preserve them through lie.
Sol | W druggists. 2jc per bott!o. fob 2S-ly
a1HARD TINES demand economy, prac'
tice it. Ranovate your soiled Gloves with Joy.
VEINS NODORLESS KID GLCgE
CLEANER. IL will cleanse them thoroughly
Sold bY druggists. 25 cents per bottle
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-04

EOR RENT-Desirng a smaller house, the
Il one in which 1 reside is OFT red for rent
For particulars enquire Of Samuel II. Brent,
King street ,n,,,
iy ~ w M hiIdOU ~.
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&. DEALHAM, ,

sg NoTcE.-We have large stock OF
Gents Fine Shoes Of very superior quality,
suitable for summer wesr, which will be sold a.
reduced prices in order to closo them out.
iy7 WADDEY, Il King st.
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Henry Englehardt' S Lager Beer.

(Bottled for Family Use AMI Shipping)
The attention of tho public is respectfully call
cd to very superior article Of LAGER and
WEISS BEER, brewod from tho best Malt and
Hops, with the greatest care for its purity, and
put up in the most convenient style with patent
shoppers.
Invalids or delicate persons will dorivo much
benefit from It's use. Orders loft at Lou 8 Ap-
pich's restaurant will receive prompt attention.
Country merchants and dealers supplied at
loves. rates Delivered to any part of the city,
HENRY ENGLEHARDT, +,
my5 West End Brewery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-04

NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BRICK
T. DWELLING, No 2S4 King street, with q
large garden attached. containing variety OF
fruit Apply to
NV S-eotf HESSELlUS SMITH.
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A(tfan0r(a (9Qzekte
Funeral of Brigham EOnng.

TUESDAY EVENING, SEPrEMbEE 4
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E>OR RENT.-Thc STORE ROOM on the
Il northeast corner of King and Union streets
the best location in the city for grocery and
liquor store Apply st this Office. an l8-tt
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR RE 1.-TWO D W E Lin s on
r Washington street; gas and xa.e,;i,eTG1
and eight rooms; rent low; and WO DIVE ELlI"
INGS on St. Asaph street; good wste; a; di,; lhe
door, four rooms each. Apply to ELlI aBEIH
BROCKETT, No. 80 N. Washington st sep l.
NOR RENT-Ths THREE STORY and
Il BASEAENr BRICK D " |. IL Il
HOUSE No $50 King street Apply TO
aug 2l-eolm LNQ. : EM MERSON. Agt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-04

WE CALL attention to our stock OF Ready
w Mixed PAINT, put up in ono gallon
cans any color desired Cal! or sond for sam
pie card Of colnrs
NH II 3. +. pEAKE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-04

HARVEST TOOLS AT IS KING STREET
Ill CORNER OF KOYAL-Just received IN
additional supply of scythes, snaths,, Stones,
R;aes Rakea. &C., to which we invite the atten.
tion of purchasers, wholesale and retail ,
nv % J..T. CREIGHlON q SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-04

TORSE BRUSHES, Whitewash Brus hes,
d Shoe Brushes, Dusiing and other Brushes
in great variety, at So King St. Our Brushes
are made to order, and will be sold cheap
Wholesale purchasers will please exaaine.
mo % j. r. CREIGHTON & SON.
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GOODS IN SEASON-Hreen Ginger, Mus
VI tari Seed. Celery Seed Coriander, Cara
way, Cinnsmon. Allspico Cloves, Mace. Gin
ger, Salad Oil, Sc.
aug l6 T. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
A Gamin's Generosity.

There was craps hanging 10 . door on
Beauiben street yesterday forenoon. and
boy six or seven years old stood at the gate
with pale face aud red eyes. A ragged. to-
bacco.chcwin limp, about twelve years
old. came slimming along. and ho was
making ready TO stick his finger In the
small boys eye. through tho bars Of the
gate, when he caught sight Of the Grape.
"~SumboJy deadf" he asked.
"Yes, my pa" gasped the little n
~"lIonkyf but that's turf exclaimed the
imp, and he began searching his pockets.
After discovering that his personal proper.
ty amounted to three nails, an old cigar
stub and q clay pipe, he said:
'See here, bub, I'd like to give you
or o knife. or somethin' 70 kinder
make you feel good. but ! can't do II. I'm
and feelin' half sick. but I'll
tell you what I'll do. Icould chaw you up
In ono minute. but you can come out here
aud Ill let Won take me down and maui
mo, and I'll boiler like q loon. and all the
boys around here will think you are the
wickedest fighter east Of the avenue"
The small boy might have appreciated
the motive. but be didn't accept tho Offer.
-DsiIsii Free ISea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

HOSPITAL SUPPLIES. Tho contract for
County Hospital supplies has been
awarded tn j. u. Mallon. There were In.
formalities In all other bids. but that oil
MallUn. which was full. was 81 II lcss
than that Of Strouse. Tho contract
amounts To between 81 600 and Si,7OO.
and Is for three months supplies.
COLONEL RonEnr q. ISoIRsoLL will 90
TO San Francisco in 4 few days for the pur'
pose OF reviewing his reviewers at that
point. On his return East he will prob
ably give another lecture In Virginia
City.
THr sutro Ead,psnde1i defends the Tun'
mel management against charges Of care
lessness. and says the exploders furnished
are Of the best and safest character.
A mo wood drive Il Icing taken ont Of
the Carson river at sutro. The river Is
booming.
THE public schools Of Silver City closed
yesterday for the Summer vacation.
DIR. T. J. MAoEE AMI wife returned from
San Francisco yesterday.
A. summerGeld. Of Gold Hill. will short.
ly open O store In Sutro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

that has assisted 10 effect the change. The
discovery Of America and the assembling
here Of people holding every shade OF
opinion have effected changes. I thank
voltaire because he was the hatcr OF OPP
preston. And I thank the brave men who
taught us that to exchange the false for
the true, the mistaken for tho real. was TO
progress. The progress Of the world
depends on the man, and with tho idea OF
progress comes the idea that tho laborer
must DO free. There Is something wrong
in any country where those who do the
least get the most. In the dark ages there
was no freedom. Even the reformers OF
that day had no idea Of liberty. Luther,
Knox and Calvin believed In religious lib
erty only when they were In the minority.
Costello was the first to advocate the idea
Of liberty to the soul /; Montague was the
frat to raise his voice against torture In
France. Our forefathers In this country
were the first to say that man gets his
authority TO govern from the governed.
All power comes from man and none from
ghosts. Everything good that we have
came from humanity ; everything Evil that
VIC have from the fleshlcss phan.
toms. Do the theories and doctrines Of
the theologians satisfy
THE HEARTS N BRAINS
OF tho nineteenth century, Do the mer-
chants give credit to 4 man because he be-
longs to tho church, win a certificate Of
church membership DO accepted by any Of
your banks a. collateral security viii
You take q mans word or oath simply be-
cause he Is q church member? Arc they
better and kinder to their families than
the rest Of us sinners? Does O stranger
who needs assistance ask for the deacon or
ruling elder Of the church? Is II worth
while Ia send missionaries 10 convert the
Cinnamon who are In their native
land and TO kill those who arc
here? Il II the highest Joy to know that
perlition Is the destiny Of all nations 7
What great reform has been encouraged
by any church Did the church abolish
slavery or raise its voice against the war;
I ask for light and air for the souls Of men.
I ask that the future may lie enriched with
the thoughts Of the present for human
beings 10 put q soldier In the army OF
progrcss. Exercise your liberty In your
own way, aud extend tho same right TO
every other being. plead for individual
independence. Let the ghosts 60; Justice,
art. sun and hope, music and love are left.
In the religion 81 the future there will lie
women. children and men and all the hu-
mainly VI the hearts. but not one single
ghost.
Mr.. Ingcrsoll spoke for nearly two
hours. II IL impossible to do Justice TO
his lecture by pen and ink and type. The
49, ..-.-l.. a.. AI.A.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
Careless shoesisx.

The crowded audience at insersoiis
lecture was startled last evening by the
sharp report Of a pistol. IL WAS after
~.,,i. a.cer,aineL that Officer Daniel. was
arresting . nan. and that he thought !,
NECESSARY TO pu, in jeopardy the live. OF
other people in order to catch q man who
IsI induiced in a ~knoekdoun. shooting
in The alr Is a dangerous practice and onr
nalicemen should not be allowed TO con-
,inne II. Had IL not been for the coolness
of The speaker last night . disastrous
.,.mneje might have occurred.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
nRRArm

And p.,rly teeth sre easily obtained BY elesns.
ing your teeth daily with that Justly popular
J,p,ifrcs, sOZODONT. C,mposed Of rare
a.tlseptic herb. u impsrt. whiientts 70 the
te,tb. 4 dslicious aroma 10 the bfrsth. ard pre-.
reryIs intact, from youth 10 old ago. the teeth.
.e,dity q the stomach will dcstroy The strong.
ct teeth unless IT, effects are rounteraeted With
sOZODONT, and this pure tcoth wash protects
the dental surfaces bJ removing every impurty
that sdhsr.s ~ them. Ask Jour orugrist ior
sUZODOkT. jeiS In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
rug rAI.ArE nArl.a srAAn.

For . roast Of beef unezcellsd In siossy
county. 60 TO Thomas Hsnfon's Ealing Stand.
IN the Palace Sal. on. 20. : SJrh Q stree,
Virginia City. Frsh oystsus at all hour. tn
-vssy styis. io.ty miners always on hand -
night. k,r u. y, homo style Of COOKING. and
the beet ard fres. est Of eli that tbe msrtets
arord. the Palace Eating Stand has no snEst,of'
Try n. spa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
COLONEL IHaEasoll.
HIS LECTURE IN VIRGINIA CITY
Last EVENING.

oaly Wishes 70 Assiss IN Get.
sing she ctoud OF Fear Oas Of
the Human Heart, aud 10 Take
from the Hard OF the Future
The whip Of Kear-Hs Dsaoanees
the fieshless, HsaFtiess Chests
An Appeal for Maa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

siLvER CRY narrowly escaped destruc-
ton by fire last Thursday. II tho fire
had been hot enough aud had not been
put out the chances are that something
would have burned.
J. A. CARnRAy, whose house was de-
stroyel by fire Yesterday morning. says his
loss amounted To $500.
W. q. HYDE. Town Clerk Of Gold Hill.
las been appointed a Notary Public by
Governor Bradley.
FINE weather and pleasant breeze TO-
day. P~icnieking Is . pleasure under such
circumstances.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
THE INDIAN WAR.
Particulars of tho Mas
sacre on Salmon
River.
IHIarY.foUR SOLDIERS KILLED ON
SUNDAY.
-
Reinrorcements Moving 10 the
Front.

BoIsE CRY, Idaho, June 22.-Thiso vei''
ing twenty-five armed volunteers. under
command Of Captain Orlando Robbins, an
experienced Indian fighter, will start for
Northern Idaho, where tho settlements are
threatened by the Indians. with fifty stand
Of arms for the settlers. A few hundred
stand of arms belonging tn the Territory
arc at the disposal Of the Governor. but 50
many exposed settlements are asking Tor
arms aud ammunition that the supply Is
likely to be o exhausted. Volunteer
companies are being constantly organized
in various settlements. In Idaho City u
company Of sixty men WAS recently formed
but none Of these companies are able to
move until provided with arms from the
ordnance stores here.
Iby an arrival here last night the pre-
yious reports of the Indian outbreak near
salmon river are substantially confirmed.
The scene Of the first massacre IN on Sal-
mon river and its tributaries, that stream
coming In from the northern side, drain
ing Camas prairie and the n~eighDoring
mountains. Tho settlement called Canias
prairie covers the foothills to the north Of
Florence mountains, extending several
miles northward into the plain which lies
between Florence mountains aud n break
ing down of the table-land called Craig's
mountain. Mount Idaho IL about the
center Of the range Of the settlements
ON Camas prairie, AMI IL sitnat'd
at the foot Of Florence mountains,
G5 miles from Lewiston. Idaho. Tho set
Elements on Salmon river and its tributa.
ries lie to tho south and southwest OF
Mount Idaho. at distances varying from
rs TO 30 miles. The Indians did not kill
women or children. but ALLOWED them To
10 taken under the escort oil n friendly
sauaw 10 Slate creek, which has thus lar
been left undisturbel. At Stats creek the
whites have fortified themselves In q
stockade fort, into which have been re-
c,iyed the wives and children 81 the muir
iered men, together with tho families OF
the men who had escapsd the massacre.
Gathered in this place are tho following
persops: Mrs. Henry Elfers and two chill
dneu. husband murdered at John Days
creek Mr., Sherwood. wife aud grown
daughter Hiram Silman, wife and sew
eraI children Mr. william Osborne, and
five children -husband murdered at Har-
nv Mason's on Salmon river sister Oi
Harry Mason -murlered In his home.
Mr.. n. Z. brown husband murdered
ON salmon river; Mrs. j. j. Manuel and
Two chillr,n-husband murdered at White
BirL Po.torice; John Woods. Charles
Forl's wife aud four children, Mr.. Cohen,
wife. and several children, and William
Ut,.,, ,,ito anil several children, These
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
cmRAP PHOTOGRAPHER.

Pictures taken ct reduesd ptiess 81 the great
Plying Photograph GALLERY. Cards. - pei
dozen csbins,s. u per dozen 0~ms. Y
dozen for any cents. AL other pletur.s IN
yivp0riou. m,3i
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
rnou A pls1 INauIsnBp IUIiIsr.

eel have tried the PEau,I,x srHrr. n q the
result faiiy p~ustains your prcdietion. u has
made . new man Of me -infused Into my sys-
tenn nsw vigos and energy. l am no longer
tremulons and dsbiiiisied a. when you last
Jaw ma, Tut stronger. hesstisr. AID ~ith larger
csparity for labor, mental ard phyfical. than
a. any time during the last Eve years." Bod
by sil druggists.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
A CARD.

To all Who arc suHs,ins nom the cuoes and
indiser.tious Of youth. nervous wsaknevs. sarfy
le sy. loss OF manhood. str I will send .
receipt that will euro you. YnEx ov CHANGE.
rhis great remedy vss discovered bya niselon:
sry 10 South America. sebd Q sclf-sdd csscd
envelope 10 the RAW. JJskPh 7. iNAASs
station ID. Bib.e Hou-e. New York City.
mhS0 Cm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

soLp.-The Florida mine was sold At
Sheriff. sale yesterday and was bought In
Ly George DAILY. who represented MT.
GearhArt. The company Is expected to
settle up soon and recommenes opera
items.
READ the advertisement Of q saloon for
sale in Silver City.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
O. Il. GALLUP.

o. II. 0ALLur. opposite the Bank Of califcs.
nis. Gold I'M. keeps constantly on hand al
f~syarite brands 81 imporisd C.gar. choice bit
cieafs. oil u ds oi ch-~ing tobacco. meer.
schaum plpes, nuts, tandlrs. nne cutlery, and
toys and faney Rcods OF all kinds. sp1s N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23


but reserves the right Of lighting an enc
my's vessel.
Prince Hassen Of Egyptleaves for Varna
tonight. Tho Sultan presented him yes
terday with a sword OF honor.
III WAR IN MONTENEGRO.
LONDON, June ga Cettinge cores
pendent OF tho T,s,es tclegraphs under dato
OF yesterday 40 follows: bulAmen Pasha
advanced very slowly, the road being OBJ
stinatcly contested by the Montenegrins.
I have no doubt myself that ho will sue
coed In getting through. but with very
Sor,s Sc IA. 90 a rs.r.r. .nS from
1000 10 5000 irreonisrs. arainst whom
Prince Nicholas can only oppose from
5000 70 10000 men. The fighting Is re-
Rolnd 10 10 very s~anguinary. eut tho
.rd iii nn.S so,ws,a rsssrdIs.. ~ 10y.
Tho Convent Of Astroi was burned .his
morning. An attack Is announced on
Po,n,s o. w. r sOa;Sf1 sonraa rn. o an
sesinst Montenegro 10 about CO.OO6.
A telegram from Roguss, dated yester-
dsy. ava The lighting near Ostrok ceased
ye:terdsy. The Montepecrins occupy An
entrencied positiou. which prevents the
sdy,nce of snIeIman pasha. Prince Mich.
ola. vitb mother corns' /, cntrencbed Al
Cerovs' sonth of Ostrok' All Said n er.
nscteJ IN sttsck Daniloorsd to-morrov
vim The Object al effectinc = Junction with
suleimsn Iasbs. Shouid their operstions
suceeed botb armies will march upon Get
inge. whIle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mehmet
AN viii march down from ysssoIoyich 10
coyer their nants. All tho Montsnecrins
I'm Herzeroyina arc returning 10 their
.o,.,..,- ga,...
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
.IsrP0RTRD CIGARS.

imported Pumsreigss. Bouquets. ssnsiaeos;
two fos twenty .dvs rsnis: the beet asd cheapest
eisars In tbs STATE. Cal an NY ths'n a. Rum.
msrneid's, Main street. opposite Jsne.' drug
stprS. -mll0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
piMMIrr,s COUGH BAIsAM.

DiMNnr's COUCH DlLsAN the body OF
which 10 eomposed Of pure Honey aud hook
Candy syrup. highly msdicsttd. ID the ,~t
remedy knosn Tor q ughs, Code, Asthma.
Group and wh,op.ng Cough sold By John
Jopss. Jr, lt2i 81
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
IIrR CIIE,T EOk sAI.R.

Ahntnis Ice chest or refrigerator. made 10
order for . family. has been left for sale Of
aunt's Gold Hui Furniture NJ ~. isxt above
the kEws odco. A mall amount Of cash VIII
hus iolltG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
A %NEaLRCTEp (OuaI,

Cod. or Sore Throat. which might be checked
By Q simple remedy. like '' Browns Bronchial
Troehss." II allowed TO rrosress b ay tsrint.ais
seriously.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
AN RsrADLIsHRD REMEDY:

Browns BOnehiL Trochss are widely kno~n
% an eptabiisned remedy Ter coughs. cold-.
~ aLehiiis hoarsepsss aud Other troubles u The
t.,Tsal Aid lunRs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

ABr RIcuzr has returned to his home in
the mountains. Berthe Rising accom-
panied him.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

Lsox's KAruAnos makes bsasial. s,ossy,
hsxurisnt hair; prevents Its falling out o. turn.
ing ray. Il has stood the test OF forty YEAR,
q chafmingly perfumsd, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
srOCK RErOnr.
san Franeasee Beard.
LAST xvExixa.

~ EoME48<o D88HN
LAST xvxSxa.
iso Meadow Valley. Soc.
10 Raymond 4 Ely.Ik.
ies EarskA Con-. -. IN.
80 ri Dorsd, south. IN.
SO Rye Psien.2.
ts Leopard. AZ, . 20. . 20. AZ.
80 ella. Sc.
100 Panther. Sc,
s4s Northern Belle, i6k. IGN. l6.
$50 Hussey. xc. 3oc.
SIS General Thomas. SC, i0c.
tSO Manhattan. 1k.s.
l0ro Grand Prize. ios. ION. n. II b9.
is0O Areents. 1.
AIS Modoe. Q ~, J.
lO New Coso. IN.
$50 Golden hArist. IN.
2o xlnpirs udahoD, I W. IL.
go Leeds. I 81.
$50 baltimore Con-. CSC. TO-. occ.
No silver Hiii. 2s.aTo
c3 Challenge. ".
1910 Dayton. CSC, trc, Icc.
10 Occidental. I.
$50 Phil sheridan. ".
lico AHA. J. ! %. ;V..
so Rock Island. 7se.
800 NswYork. tc.
SIS Kossath. 7Sc.
DIS Andes. voc, sc. sc.
so woodvil,e. CSC. soc.
t0u South Comstoek. 2oe, ~.
las Lady Washington. IL.
loo North Carson. loo.
1850 Levisihan. US. soc. zoe. &C.
W North cIn. virginia, toc.
nD Prospect. SIC.
100 Morning star. gs.
10 Monumental. ise. loo.
no Trojan. I 10 l.
it:o PyylonA. 40. Coo, sG. nc.
si5 EIshequsr, GS.6.
GO Y.iios jacket. iJx lss. Is, i2..
1850 Overtnan. Is. i5k. l3s. ID.
ssS Gould ! tarry, iss, isx. IL. iss. isS
iis, s.ss . ssisssr. ssS. .,y. ri, &c MS
so Hale . Norcross. 6s,o.ss.
too Alpha. isS. u. H., l5,...
$50 Caledonia. 3 W. . ~. 4, 3ss.
COS Union Con, q. 6k.6s.
40 savage. 7. IN. Ts.t N.
$50 Imperial. I ~. ~. 81. I ~ b. I 70.
us Gro N Point. ~.
sb5 Mexican. u. M, iis.
go Ophir. u, IN. ISM.
rus aonSISo.
$50 ophir. is.. ~. isS. n
y-O NrIiean, IAN. i2k. an. f7s.
20" Sesis 4 ss Sss,,, isS, sS Bio s ,s ssim'
$40 CAiifsruis. s5s, -.
ssO savage. TS,Ts. Ia.
sS5 Con. Virginia, ~. saw, AN.
as choliar.Pots-i, -. Jis, -.
725 Hale b Norcro-s, "a. g. 0.ts.
as Grown Point, ~ Z ~. 49,.
iOss yellow Jacket. ~, ii'.. ~.
$50 Imperial. ! -, ..
IS kentuek. s. 81.
3oo Alpha. i3x. iss. i3,..
iiio Bsiehsr. q, 81. on.
N Confidence, q.
ilso sierra Nevada. 9. 81.
10 SSiiioa. "a. s.1S.1..
So Exehequer. es.e.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23

Nrw York, June 23.-The Sa"'s wash
ington correspondent says: "In spite OF
the oft repeated denials I have cumulative
evidence Of an administration scheme TO
seize the Eve northern States Of MeIico.
Agents came here early In the Fall. They
may have expected encouragement from
the Democrats had Tilden been declared
elected. One OF the leading spirits In the
scheme was o Democrat, and several
Southern Democrats wero let into the &C.
cret, but whatever their expectations may
have been II Ia certain that they soon dis
covered that their chances were Infinitely
better with tho other side.
Immediately after the Inauguration and
confirmation Of the Cabinet, ex-senator
Stewart Of Nevada had IN interview with
Secretary Evarts aud disclosed TO him the
outlines Of the plan. Eyarts was anxious
10 have all tho details. Thereupon at the
request Of Evarts Stewart autographed 70
General John d. Frisbie Of California,
who had been here during the Winter -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-06-23
ouosrLy pILrsIoNs,

The slow execution Of a few facts and the
discovery u a law in nature. In itti
printing WAS discovered. and then the
riches Of mans brain were transmitted 70
h Sfu.ure. At fnt it wa used to Hood
the earth with the mistakes Of tho anciens'
bu, II could not be fstisred for long and
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-30
w;n,er whe., in MAINE.

Mr.. @. H. Hayes of Exeaer. Me-, has sown
winter wheat every year for ten years and has
always harvested good crop. while with spring
wheat during that time he has entirely failed
once and partially failed several times The
nudge never troubles winter wheat He some
times sows on broken up greensward and al
ways manures by top dressing when the wheat
IS sown and harrows or ploughs it all in togeth-
er: He thinks the wheat should be sown in the
middle of August and covered four inches deep.
Mr.. Charles Hamlin of Sidney, raised the
Kloss Blue Stem winter wheat for several years
and has not failed of a good crop. He sows in
August and plows the seed in four inches deep,
top dresses wit barn manure, or uses 600 pounds
of superpbospbate per acre.
Mr.. VIM. P. Blake of West Watervle has
raised the blue winter wheat for ten years and
one year obtained eighty-Gve bushels on two
acres. Many others might be mentioned who
have been successful with winter wheat in
Maine and New Hampshire and elsewhere,
better than with spring wheat. Maine must
raise her own flour before she will be prosper
GUS as she ought to be, and in order to do that
winter wheat should be sown generally by her
farmers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-30

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