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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-28
WEDNESDAY EVENING MARCH %
It is reported that President Hayes, in an

It is reported that President Hayes, IN an
interview With some gentlemen from Louisl'
ana, yesterday, tod them that all they had to
do was to be patient; that all would come out
right. that he vas steadfas. 10 the course be
had marked out aud that they should not be
disappointed. Every man who has aUy real
ioterest 10 the welfare OF the South hopes that
the words of MIR. Hayes may not be dlsproved
By his gcts; but after quietly submitting Tor
eight loug aoi dreary years 10 such treatment
a. no ntopl, we're ever before sub ected to by
their ora c0uatrymcn, surely 20 reasonable
man can complain Of the impatlence OF tue
Louisianaa3. Tie only wonder is that they
have borac the iulgHitics impositions and
outraecs that have been Inflicted upon them as
nstjeu.l2 as thcY have, and Mr. Hayes should
no. be surprised ii they are urgent IN their ap'
peals for relief aad for his complying with the
terms Of the contract by which he was peace
ably inau2uratcl, when every day 8 coDtlnu
apce of the existing condition of affairs adds to
their su{icroes with cumulative effect. We
hope Mr. Hayes, unlike Gen. GRAFT, reads the
newspapers AMI, i! he does, that such extracts
az the following from the New York papers
may induce bin to delay no longer his pro-
posed measures Of relief:
"Southera bonds continue neglected. The
remark attributed 20 Mr.. Hayes that the Mich
n!ls government has no legal courts, and that
the decisions Of hi: Supreme Court are worth
less is viewed With alarm by buyers OF South
ern securities, aud they hare Withdrawn from
the market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-28

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-28

The ship Winchester and bark Monte Tabor
heretofore reported ashore at Cape Henry are
getting of, but the Painter is breaking TO
pieces
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
NayIcs Of tho World.

The number Of vessels Of war Of all tho
maritime nations amounted In 1875. &C.
cording TO some Official statistics lately
nublished In Germany. to 2.039, OF which
50o vero ironclads. The armament COM
prised 2so, 900 men and $4,000 guns ITO
war vessels, including Sc ironelads, were
i'm course Of construction. The share Of
Germany In the worlds navy was twenty
q ships eleven being ironclads)- two
fricstes, four corvettes. five %gunboats, ten
vessels lifted with screws (of which four are
eorysttes three tenders and three are vessels
With torpedocs). Az regards tho number Of
vessels which they possess. the different ma
lions rank % follows: England. France.
Russia, Turkey. Austria, Germany. Italy.
Spsin, Holland, Denmark, Sweden and
Norway and Portugal. Italy and Germany
rank together by reason Of the great num-
Der Of vessels they have lately constructed.
Tho Augsburg Gazette. commenting on
these figures, expresses o hope that Ger
many, who finds herself at present sixth
or tie list, will occupy tho fourth place
A soon n tho vessels she 10 building are
completed, and will rank even third pos
ably In 1882, when the programme which
she has drawn up for herself will DO car
ried into execution. Tho United States
navy appear to DO ignored altogether ;
but, although II 10 generally supposed 10
be useless. Il surely ought TO have some
place on the list.-PaH Nall Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
ruE LICENSE ORDINANCE.

The Board Of Trustees which have
had tho management OF this town and
its Affairs during the past year, did q.
csllsntly well. as a general thing. and
the very acceptable improvements they
have made show them to have done their
duty faithfully. theoretically and well.
II Is true that they expended large sums
Of money. and increased the town debt
considerably. yet this could not well
have been avoided. The great improve
msnts they msle we're impsratively de-
nsnded. and all such things cost money.
The same Board would have been re-
elected had they not tried to do too
much. Many Of the town ordinances
we're detective. and in fact Illegal. there
fore required ovsrhsuling and rspsblish'
Ing. Amsng these was the old license
tar ordinance. This had never been
fully enforced. consequently. when
IL was resurrectsd and republished,
with some Of its details Of taxation
even raised somewhat, II looked like
something new. and . little rough,
In view Of the present hard times. Pso'
pie waved indignant over II. evidently
regarding Il a. do the "cinchsd q
brokers' call for more mud" Then
the Board passed an amendment to the
ordinance. modifying Il in several re-
spscts. but the feelings Of the average
Gold Hill voter was hurt beyond repair
20 on election day he put his veto upor
that ordinance BY Strengthening the old
Board. And now it rsssfns to be seer
what the new Board WIN or can DO will
that ordinance. 1t certainly needs som
more amending. md it must be done sc
rs to make Ii equitable and satisfactor,
in all rsspse.1, as well rs legal. The,
have q niss job before them. but being
just. ssasibls. practical men they ar'
fully .squai to the task.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
A New Discovery.

W.. @. Sesmands and Dave Blanchard
have formed . cooperative mining insti.
tuition, and have struck 1t rich In Granite
District. about forty miles north Of this
place. and twenty miles south OF Cherry
Greek, In the Eagen range Of mountains.
Assays from their claims range from $50
to sis,07s. A townsite has been located,
and the abovc-named gentlemen are giving
their friends town lots. They have been
offered $3.50. 600 for q half interest In one
Of their mines by an English company.
which offer was refused. consequently they
must have . big thing. Seamands and
blanchard are both old pioneers Of Elko
county, having lived on the Humboldt In
tho days Of old. Bozarth 4 Brown arc
moving out q large stock Of goods and will
start the pioneer store at Lsesburg.- Ward
IH,n<r.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
YoUNG's i,IrRRrINEN0.

Brigham Young. the proqhet'A seer
and r~evela,or Of the MormOd Cxd1sh.
dses not initiate the example Of JSA
Christ. He Is no, modest by any metns,
He IL exceedingly impairment. and he
deliberately insults the nation which has
tolerated him and his infamous religion
for 80 many years. In the Tabernacle
In Salt Lake City last Sunday he made
use OF these memorable words-ws say
memorable. because We want all our
readers To remember them In the future.
when the doom OF this hoary.headed old
scoundrel ovsrtakes him: "If they want
blood they car have II. and, indeed.
they are likely to have more Of II let out
Of their veins than they can spare. al an
early period" This, Of course. refers
10 the Gentiles OF Utah. 10 citizens Of The
United SUITES, who de not believe In
Brigham Young aud his church. 1t is
evident from this speech Of the arch
assassin Of the nation that the story
about the Mormons arming is nc fiction.
They have evidently made up their
minds to save brigham Young from the
sI~scstionsr by engaging in . rebellion
against the Government. Very well. let
them try 1t. GENTLE blood will How. as
the prophet. seer and revslator says;
but the Mormon Church will be wiped
out Of existence. Rutherford ID. Hayes.
and not James buchanan. is President
Of the United States to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
THE JouRNAL or coMMERcr.

The San Francisco Journal II Com
m.rcs is certainly the most valuable and
.u,erprisina paper in its I'm. ever pub
iished on the Pacific Coast. lts latest
edition represents the co,nstock section
almost exclusively, giving not only the
historical. financial. productive and 9TH
or siatistics. but also we'll prepared sur.
face and sectional maps Of the mines
and mining locations Its first Page
shows a nrst.rsts map OF the Pacific
Coast, including Washington Territory,
Oregon. California, Nevada. Montana,
Idaho. Utah and Arizona. with their
mineral characteristics. railroad lines,
.tc. A~ltossthsr. itisa particularly in
t.r.siips paper, valuable for Inference.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

THnxE Russian officers inspected a
powder mill near Portland, Me-, last
January. and sndeavored to purchase
improved machinery like that which was
there in use. This they were unable to
do. but they made contracts for the
manufacture and shipment Of a large
quantity OF powder worth s2J0. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

MRs. HoB,nr. the wife OF Hobart Pa
sha. died at Constautinople on the even'
ing OF April 6. while her husband was
temporarily absent inspecting the fleet.
The shock to him was so terrible that be
vas unable to be present at the funeral.
which was attended by Turkish digni'
taries As well rs by the Europeans Of
the capital.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

Mn. ". F. RAx. the Enslishman who
wrote n book ON this country several
years ago. il now engaged upon a his
tory Of tho United States. He came
over here lately to procure fresh mate
rial. and is about to publish q book Civ.
ing the impressions he received during
his visit. II IL to be called Columbia
and Canada: Notes on the Republic and
the Dominion"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

The debts OF the Hamburg gambling
bank we're sold at auction recently. They
were bonds given by unfortunate players
- dukes, counts. barons, duchessss.
countssses. officers, artists, merchants.
lawyers. and diplomatists. The bonds
are stated to represent the sum Of $780,.
900. and they were sold at $500. that
being the highest bid made.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

POSTMASTER EpNuSps Of Washington
has doubts. too. about the Presidents
policy. but no has kindly consented to
wait awhile and see how IL works before
opposing 1t. lie thinks the President
means well. Perhaps II the civil service
reform broom passes lightly over WASH
ington Mr.. Edmunds will fell more
reconcilsd. He has always been n very
"unanimous civil servant himself.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

SENATOR PADpocx Of Nsbrsska does
moi, expect TO see any Republican opPo.
a,iou TO the President in Congress Tor
ak months at isass- He thinks the
members Who disagree with the Presi
dent viii take NO action till they zee bow
the policy suecssds. lsi 'aH 300 a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

IT is rumored in Chicago that Gen.
John A. Logan is going over to help the
Gar ngh, the Turks. That will be more
encouraging business than organizing
an anti Hayes party in the Northwest
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
vAsHroNABLk DRESS MAKER.

Mrs.. II. D. Morris. fashionable dress mster.
corner opposite the Golden Eagle Hotel. Main
street, Gold nill. win nahe ladies' dresses in
the latest Paris styless Perfect nt gunanteed.
Charges moderate. ap2o Nv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

Tux "bloojy shirt should be em-
balmsd and entrusted 10 Wendell Phil
lips for preservation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
EUROPE.
Roumania Says She Cannot
Remain Neutral.
alApsToHE's RESOLUTIONS DIS.
GUESSED IN PARLIAMENT.
England Preparing Herself for the
Inevitable Conflict.
lsrrcrM DnrArcuEs TO tn. aoIp Hill
DAILY NEws.l
The War.

DArlr NEws.l
The Europsan war.
LONDON, Nay "a Ti~ss special says
General Kukovits reports from Krustaze
that everything 10 In readiness for tho
Turkish attack. The Turkish forces In
Albania arc concentrating ct Podgaritza.
Tho Montcnsgrin artillery commands tho
city.
A Vienna correspondent says the Rus.
SLAMS will advance On Erxoroum by tho
caravan road from BayAzid on the left.
from A~leIandropol TO Kars In the centre.
aud on the right towards Batoum.
RouMNSIA oASSor AENArNN MUTUAL.
Monkhtan Pasha commands the roads
leading from Kars through the Pass OF
Soghoute.
The Roumanian circular says that tho
actions Of Turkey mako 10 almost impossi-
BILE for Roumania to remain neutral.
bucharest, May 9.-An artillery en-
gsgement Is expected at Ibrail. Five Tur-
kieh monitors are near by.
DISCUSSING oLApsroSE's n%ksoLuTIoSs.
LONDON, May SIN tho House Of COM
mons to-day Hsrday. Secretary. OF War;
stated that no special roster had been pre-
pared Of troops ready for immediate ser
vice.
Bourko said tho Government was not
prepared TO contest the Porte's right to
blockade the Black Sea. Layard had been
te%legraphed 10 ask an extension OF some
days for British shipping and tho Porte
complied.
Sullivan said that on Monday no would
ask Cross. Home Secretary, to explain his
intimation that England would defend
Egypt from interference or attack. He
wanted 10 knew first, II the Government
meant TO enable Egypt 10 participate In
the war by supplying Turkey with troops
without risk Of retaliation /; second.
whether tho Government was resolved. II
Russia should rstaliAte on Egypt BY attack
ing Alexandria, 10 employ Briush arms
against Russia; third, whether the inti'
nation to Turkey and Egypt that their
chief ports would be moro or less pro-
tected against hostility, 10 not . departure
from strict neutrality.
In tho House Of Commons, tonight,
debate on Qladstone's resolutions was re-
sumed.
yiscount Sandon defended the Govern
ment. He believed that approval and en-
couragement held out to Russia was far
more serious and moro calculated 10 ex.
tend the war. because directly opposed to
tho interests Of Austria. Germany and
Italy,
Childers (Libcral) considered that the
third and fourth resolution contained
germs Of solution Of tho Eastern question.
lie complained Of tho anti. Russian bias
u..pa e., h.rh,,. rsnIv ,o pr;nc. aort.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
The Loaf Found.

YOSEMITE. May 9.-Mr. Kanig, who was
lost in the mountains. has been found
alive. He subsisted two days upon raw
fiesh Of wild duck which he shot.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

Mn. wApE's letter seems to have done
the business for that opposition party.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

~ Also Q isge stock OF Misshn AND
ciiILDRKN'S shoes AND ~ W
numerous 10 mention, Of proportionAtely low
pYatur.s for sale and store TO rent:
AMI i'm q. A. NoLTEMRlER.-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

The Gold Hin Daily News has
now tho largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published In the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business, mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
CALL n SETTLE.

ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO MR ARE
n requested TO eome forward and settle their
accounts promptly and without further notice.
I have the n,est stock OF dry goods ever
brought to Go,d Hill. but oil rslss must be
myst Il ALEX. COIN.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

-
n.to, Rsuo,s s-suteuoo.
w...,-s-.x n -rou.-,,, 4. A..
nay
result OF the proceedings Oh tho courtmar'
tial ct Fort Abercrombio which recently
tried Major Reno on q charge Of having
II. ,u..ou.. ox.r.. A. ~. ~,,o a,
usoo 'naP.oP0' "e "0S
Captain Bell:
War DEPARTMENT, Nay 8.-The proceed.
ings in this case having been forwarded IN
the Secretary o, war, have been most care,
~ AZ. prs.issnt Who snnpo,ss ,be tinJinr
and sentence but Is pleased to mitigate the
latter to suspension from rank md pay 10,
W. year, nun oan,n", ,o n @ =;
An abseut oflcer. and In usinr tho whole
force Of his power a. commanding officer
Of the post : crafty bis resentment against
her cannot be too strongly condemned. but
after long elaboration upon all the cir
cumstances OF the case, ~ show In tho
record OF tho trial, II IL thought that his
grave oflenses, grave a. they are, do not
warrant the sentence OF dismissai . al
Its consequences upon n who has for
twenty years borne the reputation Of .
brave man and an honorable oficer, and
has maintained that reputation upon the
battle-helds OF the rebellion mi in contests
with the Indians. The President has
berefore modified the sentence, m IL Ii
hohed that Major Reno will appreciate the
demSpsy thus shown him. ~ we'll ~ the
very ri ehensible character OF the acts OF
which hsvas found guilty.
(Signcd)A GEORGE W. McCRARr,
Secretary OF War.
p.,~n., saw. W. "a. Have nioo,i.
-
NEW iohk' nay "a "s'a'a DALI LAAo
special says: In tho tabernacle day before
Yesterday tho Prophet arose at an unex.
80, r,ou.,, sra hrol. ,o,,h 4. an al.
jres. IN ..int. and -sinner,. which gave
AZ. IT,, % understand ,h., 4, th.v
-, =. -...,..,,
and indeed they were likely 70 have more
Of Il let out Of their veins than they could
spare at an early period. Many discreet
wnx.i =, ,hs,r tsmi,is. Al tha isrst ,ivn NJ
an outbresi.
NEW YoRx. May 9.-The Herald says,
,altoiiaiiS, ~ rssaIu wv nn I'M
aavit: IN tne Isnt OF pIs,rie. a,'orncy
i,ovAIu stA'.neu,, W. |. '.u ~
iio"aru nAu " ,so in 4ao,nvu iua.'o'',
an1 Was htenueu W ptocure 'ne Icuio.ai
anu uissrsee oi an omcer Nno aPpAIon,ty
nnoHs .op t,ueh, sna .sa'oa. y
lus'ice; 70 oc iAea ~ ,hc 'nv,m1n Sv'no.
III Inl1 NIHnDI nAA WI h0 AIt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
PIPE LOST.

A PINE MRERsCHAUM PIPE WAS LOST
81. Charles Market and the Gold Hill kKws
once. A suitabls reward will BE- pa d 10 The
Under on returning said pIps TO the ~. Charles
MARKET. my9 80
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

-ros trivar =
is s.,,a ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
Major Ren0's Sentence by
the Court. Martial.
THE PRESIDENT HAS PITY ON THE
MAJOR.
And Aitisates the Harsh Findings
OF the Court.
BRIGHAM YouNG ANXIOUS 70 SHED
GENTLE BLOOD.
Charles o'Conor's Crazy
Proposition.
TEE EvENrFUL CRUISE OF THE
PLYMOUTH.
lsrsciAL DprArcars TO rHs GoLp HILL
DAILY SKwsl
TEE EvENrFUL CRUISE OF TIE
PLYMOUTH.
asjer Rsue'a Sentences

lsrsciAL DprArcars TO rHs GoLp HI
DAILY NEws
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09
Mi.eelIane~ua.

CHICAGO. May "a dispatch to General
Sheridan from General Miles, dated at the
latter's headquarters on Tongue River.
says three hundred hostile Sioux surren-
dcred on the 22d Of April.
NEW YoaK. Nay 9.-To-day's steamer
takes out one million dollars gold coin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

FORMERLY MRLTER AND RgPrSER.
and ists Supervising Assayer OF the UnAed
States Mint. nan franei,eo.
For fuller Advertisement, zee Virginia Even.
NJ Chroniclc or pend Tor q circular. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

Rrrpsbrno. May "a nre hero ycster-
day destroyed seven or eight stores. Tho
loss is estimated at $4,000. Insurance.
$4,000.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-05-09

EDENDoROr0H, May IA London cor.
respondent says the army clothing factory
ut Pimlico Is worked without intermission,
and numerous shifts arc being employed.
There Is . general conviction In military,
naval and official circles that we are on
the brink Of war.
Arrangements have been made for the
embarkment Of $4,000 men within six
days, II necessary. and 10000 more within
n fortnirht.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-08
MAKE NkUC

Ducks are plenty o he lake.
Benz. Butler has go to Oregon
"A. w. Duff is Hiding a new
house.
Samuel Jones is on the sick
list.
Lott Brownlee, of Argos, was in
town last Sunday.
Adam Stevens school will begin
next Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Jones are
visiting i'm Maxenkucke. this week.
Why is it that printers never
spell Maxcnkuckee correctly?
Mr.. Adamson, of Toledo, Ohio
was visiting his brother Barnet
Adamson OF this place last week.
The dance was not so much of a
success as was anticipated.
Wilson Bros. have just finished
burning q kiln of tile which are OF
excellent quality.
DIR. II. f. Swanback, and Gideon
Wolf have purchased farms neal
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Geo. Peoples is having new
porch put in front Of his residence
which adds greatly to its appearance
j. b. Molier has returned from
his Western trip, He says that
wages are low and employment hard
to get where he has been.
Peter Spangler, Of the Allegheny
house was struck with palsy last
Saturday. 1t effects only his right
side but will probably render him O
cripple for life.
w. l.. Miles while curbing well
last Thursday fell about twenty feet
TO the bottom OF the we'll. He was
taken up insensible, and remained
SO for several hours. His ankles
sustained considerable injury from
the shock, and he now effects loco.
motion by the aid OF clutches.
Roy RocKwooD.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-08
ARGOS.

Gid says he made the fur fly.
The band coucert on last Friday
evening was not altogether success.
Al. Wickizer has purchased the
drug store OF J. A. Miller.
Samuel Barr, of ILL.,, is at home
on a visit.
The second monthly examina-
ton OF the Argos graded schools
passed off on last Friday.
Rev. Fowler preached on the
subject OF Baptism at the Christian
church on last Sabbath evening.
Mr.. Calbcrt who preached here
about fifteen years ago. preached at
the M. L. church one evening last
week.
Lowe & HUFF have just received
full stock OF ready made clothing.
We understand that D., X.
Brown intends leaving town as soon
as he gets able.
H. Atkinson receives fresh bread
from Lconard's bakery every two or
three days.
ALI the schools OF this township
have been provided with teachers
and will commence the 18th OF Nov
Tho first grand dance OF the
season will be given at Wickizer's
nall on next Friday evening, Nov. 9th
The best music of the county has
been procured, and all the arrange.
ments for first class dance has
been made.
There will be blue ribbon fes
tivai at N.ckizer's hall on next Sat
urday evening. Admission, supper
and all pertaining to it % cents.
Daniel Gordon lost a very goot
horse one night last week. It's deatl
is supposed to have been caused b,
an overdose OF pumpkins.
There will a literary organized
at the school house on next Frida,
evening. We wish it success.
"A clerk in the Argos bakery upol
being told that their loaves of brca,
were not rs big as at the other place
replied: "Weli, IL they are not as big
they weigh good deal more"
"A. b. Lewis is agent for the
Cherry Hill nursery, Chester county
Pa. He will canvass Marshall an,
adjoining counties during the coming
winter.
TopsY.