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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-09-04
n0uLp a Guilty. aILvER MIN.


yJ ING C0MPANf.- Location Of principal
place Of business, Han Francisco California.
Location ot worts. Virginia. Storey county.
Ns,sis.
Ssice IL hereby given. that at q rce,ing
OF the boarl of Directors. held ON the slst
day of August. lsyI, an assessment mo.
81 cf One Dollar 81 per snafe was Ieyisd
upon the capital stock Of the corpora.
,ion, payable Immediately. In United states
guild cain. tn the secretary. NJ the once OF the
Company, itoom No. On Nevada Bloch, No. ne
aonig "a cry street, san francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rrmxInnnpaid on the nfth t5thl day of , ctobcr,
1871. will be delinaueLt. and advertised
Tor sale AT public auction. and unless pay.
msnt IL made before win be cold an
THURSDAY. the t~enty.nfth day Of october.
is,7. opay the delinquent Assessment. together
with costs Of advertising and eypenses VI sale.
BJ order 81 the Board of Dircctor.
AtfRED X. DritBROw. Secretary.
0fice-Rooni No. 90 Nevada Heck, No. NO
Montgomery strst. San Francisco. Calforuia.
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y OSsUTM INNING COMPANY.-

- W httlf@ Rt@s' ~ 'ttt
yaa Francisco. California.
Location Of WORKS. Devii's Gate District. Ly, u
county. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given. that 81 9 meeting
OF the board Of DIRECTOR. held on the 3ist
day Of August. 1871. IN q, ssssment mo. 81 Of
Fifteen Cents Yer char. WAS levied upon the
capital sto,k OF the co porstiou, payable I'M
m,diAtely, In United states glld coin. To The
Sccstsry. al the Office of the Company. HON
.. No. ti9 CAliiornis street. ran Francisco.
California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shali
remain unpaid on the tth day of October. 1871.
will he delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
q, public .uetlon. and nnless payment IL msde
before viii be cold ON THURSDAY. the ?sth
day Of October. 1871. to pay the delinquent
assessment thereon. together with costr Of I'd.
vrvtising and expenses OF sale.
D. ORDER , Q the Brsrl OF Dircctocs.
EDWARD v. STONE, Secretary.
Onlco-4ig California street. Room No. q,
San Francisco. California ses ID
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ANNUAL NETTING.

uxyRsr coMsrOcK GOLD AND SILVER
w Mining Company..Ths rssnlar annual
meeting Of the stoehhoide,s o. ,ns soovs:
shs Oonpsnv. Noon u, Real Rstatc Assocfates'
BuiIdine. 10 Montgomery stree. Nan trnncis-
20 CsIforpia, on MONDAY. Septsmosf ~.
i'm. Al 4 o'cIoch ,. H.. for the slectton OF =
Board or Dirseson. and sneh other business %
may cont before The meeting I"ns!rf "''ks
mid w. q. MkR1Ix. escrst.Y.
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pO.rPONHMRNT,

Al q meeting Of the D ard Of Trustees Of The
above Company, held In virgipA City. August
2sh. lsyT. the day Of delinquency on assess.
mout No. I vss Postponed until the 1lh day Of
repismber. and the delinquent sale day until
The TIN day of October. tsIf.
ny order Of the Hoard Of Trustees.
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DISAPPOINTMENT.

AZ q meeting Of the Board Of rrnstees Of the
above c mpAnv. held In Virginia City, Angus,
Ith, ISL, the day OF delinquency on asps smsni
No. 4 was tosiponed until the 18th day Of An.
susi. and the Delinquent sale day until the 18th
DAY Of rept -mbsf, ,5TT.
~ order Of the Boar , Of Trustees.
ans I'd l.. b. hAsrtNoS. SECRETARY.
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ENGINEERS MEETINGS..

ConsrocK LODGE. NO. I. or TIE
" Brotherhood of ststi nary Rnsiuerrs.
messs AVERY FIRST AND THikD MONDAY
q each month. al Old Fellows Hall. Cola
WILLIAM cANpLxn. chisf.
oEosss J. Px.xns y. A. u. iyis In
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DELINQUENT SALES.
Censennial-ConNnnsd

Names. No. Cert if.shs. Amt.
Company. Room 20 Academy building, No. 80
Pine strsse, Ban flpcisco, California, on
eATokpAY. the 18th day OF September, 1871,
at the hour OF II O'Clock 4. OF said day, 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. tocether
with eorts OF advertising and expenses Of the
sale.
wv. GRANGER. SECRETARY.
0dce-Rooni 20 Academy Building. 80 fine
street. Ban Francisco California. au79 I'd
CILvER HILL MINING COaPA.
- Medication OF principal place OF bust.
meas. Ban Francisco, California.
Nevada.
Notice.-rhere srs delinquent upon the fol.
iowtngdssehbed stock. on account OF assess.
msnt mo. - levied on the eleventh uithl DAY
OF July. 1871, the several amounts set oppo.
site the nance sftns respective s~harehoiders.
a. follows:
NameG. No. Certif. Mia AMI
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up.

A IL PARTIES INDEBTED 10 Us WILL
~ pleass settle immediately and thereby an
c cts Of court. MI. DAN. LYoNB q author
lad to collect and receipt sl .biIla for a..
BfkAN . BON,
M u Main street. Cola Hill.
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DIVIDEND H0TIcE

OYYicE oF TIE CALIFORNIA MINING
OCompany. San Francisco, California, August
Ith, tsf.--At . ~eeting of the Bard OF ID.
rectors Of the shove named Company. held
this day. . dividend mo. lcl of Two i,ollar per
shsre was dsciarvd. payable on "Wednesday.
Assn I lsth Transfer books closed until the
i'.n instant
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VANCOUVER MiNINa COnrA

ny -Location o. principal place Of busis
ness. San FRANCHISES. Califonia-
Location OF works, Virginia Mining District,
storey county. Nevxda.
Noiiee ID hereby given that Il . meeting Of
the Board Of Dircctcrs. held N the 8th day
of August, ISL. an assessment mo. n Of Ten
li0I Cent. per shsre VS. levied upo the
capital ,to,h Of the corporation payable io.
Secretary. III The once of the Company. No. Gus
California street, uAn Francisco, California.
Any stock upSn which this assessment shall
remain unpaid ON the ioth day OF septeuibss.
1877. viii be Delinquent. and adveftis.d for
msds beiote will be sid on "WEDNESDAY. thr
Al day of October. 1877, to pay the delinquent
a~r~esstn~pt. t"vvthcr With costs az advertising
and srpenses Of pale.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
PRANK MOYEk. secretary.
O~vvicE-t0s California street, Room 10, San
Francisco California. anil I'd
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~ COMPANY. Location Of principal place
OF business. Nan Francisco, California.
Location ~ works., Gold liiil Mining Dis.
trict. stosey county. Nevada.
Notiee.-Thsrc arc delinquent upon the FOL
lowing described stock, OH account Of -
sessinent No. 10. levied on tho 18th day Of
July. 1917, The several Amounts oct opposite
me names OF the respective sharoholders. -
follows;
Names. No. Cerif. Shs. Amt.
Old STOCK
Fl'her q. Trustee. 1905. 100 s3s :.
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Meiiss ww....nos Issued. .ss7. 1850. .Sw ..
And In accordance with law and N order Of
the board ofDirectors. nsds on the ifth day Of
July, 1871, % many shares Of each parcel
OF such stock - mag b necessary viii b
sold st public auction, q the omcs q ths
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Cnp 80. 10 O. r, RowELL . 90
~ Nsv Yorf. fee Psuphist. OF 100 pow. &c
49, =. g scss s! sssssses'' y s'a:sss
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And In accordance with law, and an order CT
,he boaid OF Dircctotp. made on the 18th day Of
!niy. ISL, % many shares Of each parcel
OF snch stock - may be necessary win Be cold
psny. ~ ON. 10. Laywsrd's Building, No Sip
Csliiori!ia street. San francisco, California. on
WkDSksDAi. The 9th day Of September,
1871, At the hour Of ] O'Clock r. n. OF aid
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment there.
On. Together With eo'ts Of advertising and eI.
w. D. DEAN, SECRETARY.
Ofice- Room 10 Haysard's Building. No. iio
cAiiioriis street. San frsncisoo, California.
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n Iippmsn.. stock divided. ..isss... 81 70
And in accordance with Law. and an order Of
the Board of Trustees. msds on the soth day Of
July, is7i. % many shares OF ~seh parcel of
such stock - may Be NECESSARY vii Do sold
at public a~uciiou. 81 the once OF the On rsny.
Of fhomas 0silsgh. re ofbrs. ucld Hin. nsvs'
IA. on MONDAY. The let day Of OCTOBER. is1T.
q ths hour Of O'Clock y. ~. 10 ! ~ said aslin.
quens ssssssnent Their 90. fogrihsr Win costs
Of advpetising asd expenses OF the sale.
b. ordes OF the Board Of Trustsee.
sssi IA d. I. rCRxAN. SECRETARY.
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SIR AsTLEY RS
VITAL RESTORATIVE!

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMkDY FOR
\ Nervous Debility. spermAtorrh9s. seminal
N-atDer-. and prrmstnrs Define u Physical
Force.
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE
VIII po.iti,ely enre. thoroughly and psrma-
nsntiy. any essc u EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
OF nerv0us debility. either acute or of long
. an Ing. snl In either sex. no matter from
what CEN a. p-oiuerd.
THE VITAL REsTORATfvE
IL . thoroughly scsentihe nfeperiptl0n. 10 not Q
quaek ho-trum. hence terf.csiy safe TO take. 10
piessNnt In the tate, supplies la the eerebro-
-p,ral snh -ymp.thstie sS.t IA. of ne-ves new
iufce. pa s'n-. AID enriehe- tic boot. frlusin.
siing and rvinvigor.tlns bpth mind and bsiy
Thousands. both in this county ant In 10
rope. can testify tn the grca r--iorstive prop
rfti~- OF tins really svat m,diein..
Price. 81 Yer hottie .'or foar times the quantity
for $40. sslt IN any address secure fom oh
ser,ation ON receipt of ,iiee.
A. ". MINTiE. n. D..
toradnste rnive sity Of Pennsylvania. lsio
hr,iisnt Surgeon UIthnf oedic uprpi,ai. PhiiA-
dsiPnial IA Montgomery street.
San Francisco.
SOLE AGENT. to whom all le,,sr- ,houId D, al.
drss~d.
p. s-DR. MI TIE ean h. consulted IN rtf.
10 the above complaints our ng onle-
hours from y a. n. tn ar n daiiy, and a TO
: ev,nins. Sundays. III A. Y. o .. n. Pull
direct ohs sni sdsie- mo with every pa ksge
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Al meeting OF the Trustees VI the Silver
iiil Mining Company. held on the I'd day oI
september. 1871. tins date OF pais Of delinquent
stoca Tor ssssssmsnt No. u vas p~ostpoped un.
W MOsDAS. the t<nih day OF September,
sei ID "' ''H'' ''oy .1e BIsss; s.,,...r
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DELINQUENT SALES.
yellow 5AcXH .lLvE. IN II:

WILLOW JACKET 1ILvEB AIn.
I INC COMPANY. - Assessmsnt ssie
Location Of works. Gold Hill, s.oreyeounty.
Principal place Of business, Main street.
Gold Hill. Nevada.
N~otiosI-Thsrs sre ~dslinqusnt upon the fol-
lowing-described stock. on account OF Assess-
msnt mo. 26) levied on the 18th day Of July.
1871, the several amounta 81 opposite ths
names Of the respective shaishoidsrs. - fol-
lows;
In Whose Name No. Csrtif. shs. Amt.
Atkinson. Lyon 4 Co. Tms
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And In accordance with law. and an order of
The Boari 0f Direct0v. made on the 18th DAY of
July, 1871, 70 msny shares OF each Parcel
OF such stock ~ mar he necessary will he
sold AZ pubic auction. at the once Of the Com.
pany. Room No. .. t01 Montgomery street. San
frsnei.co. California. on MONDAY. the nth
day u September. 1871. ct the hour Of I O'Clock
y \. of raid day. 20 pay said ~deiinquen, o 1880
meit thereon. together with costs Of advss.
ttstnR and erpenses 81 sale.
W. y. B0oARr, seerctary.
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DELINQUENT SALES.
;NloJAN aININa ToHPANY.-

TNROJAN MINING eozrAnn.--
Location Of principal pace oi ousiness'
An Yrsncisco, California :.
LoestIon Of works. Gold Hill. Nevada:
Notieey-There are delinquent upon the fol-
loriur.dc,enbsd stock. on account OF sssess-
ment (So. s. levied on the 2oth day o. July.
1871, the several amounts set oppo'.s ~,
names Of the respective snarcnoidefs' ~ 'o''
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01

Many congressman, governors. judges.
and successful business men all over the
United States, picked up their bundles
aud Carpet bags. aud left our green
state years ago, and We are proud Of
their record
There are only three classes of men
in the South from which to select officers:
the old rebel element, the loyal blacks
and the carpet-baggers. 1t would seem
that good clean man who has been
trained in New England, would be as
fit for office, even in Louisiana, as for
mer rebel, or negro; but if one of these
is elected'to an office, great many ed
itors and other inconsistent people. set
in and abuse them. Be fair and con-
sisten, brothers; some of our fraternity
brought Cur carpet bags from the
most obscure towns in this little State
and are why berat other people, be-
cause, unfortunately, We have for the time
being control of printing press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01
NARROWING DOWN.

The presidential contest is apparently
narrowing down again. aud the only
State now claimed for Tilden, which was
previously reported for Hayes. is LOuisi-
ana. If the dispatches and papers can
be relied on. South Carolina and Florida
will be given to Hayes by the commit
tees sent by congress to investigate their
election proceedings. The Investigations
are still going on in Louisiana, and it
may be weeks yet before the committees
will arrive at a conclusion in regard to
this State. There may be some trouble
in Congress in regard to the electors
claimed to be ineligible, but each party
has about an equal number of these, and
the difficulty ought to be easily disposed
of, by giving such accidentally elected
ineligible electors their vote. either
Republican or Democratic, according to
the majority vote of the State.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01

words. In the city proper the stream
of plodding and unromantic travel soon
changes the snowfall into black slush
if the weather be warm. or if cold, as
at present, into substance looking and
aching for all the world like mosit
brown sugar. So to get good sleighing
one has to 90 out to the extreme north
end of the city. and there, on such an
afternoon as Wednesday or Thursday
last. one may see some of the swlftest
horseAesh in America, with such drivers
as Robert Bonner, Delaney Kane
James Gordon Bennett. Louis Lorillare
and hundred other prominent cluI
men behind the steaming roadsters.
But one striking figure is MISE
from the flying company this year. III
erect form and streaming white hair d
cid Commodore Vanderbilt, who, SUI
pose, has hardly missed = season fd
forty years before the present one, ha
probably been seen for The last tim
among those surroundings. | warrs |
you that he would to day give some
his millions if he could rise from tt
bed which has been battlefield tw |
|
life and death during all these mon,
for one more afternoon of his oldrs
triumph ION the lane" He thought
much of his horso II of his =
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01

Rev. Leonard Bacon, D. D, of N
Haven writes to the New York Tribu
long letter to show that reconstruct
in some of the Southern States has pr
ed failure in consequence of unlimil
free suffrage. Had suffrage been bal
upon intelligence, had the ability,
read and write been made at first, /,
conditions by which alone the rig
of suffrage could be enjoyed, the dOci
thinLs, that although thousands of
poor whites might have been disfrant
Used, thousands Of freedmen at an eal
day would have become voters, and til
gradually the voting population wou
have increased, both black and viii
in prodortion to the fitness of the peo,
to make a right use of the franchi
There are very m;ny people who "
cordially coincide il the views of Doc
Bacon, for since tn, abolition of SLAYER
it is becoming more and more appard
every year that mel who cannot ieI
nor write are alwa,s liable to becoI
the dupes of the wrst elements of 30
parties, and to act q the interest of
dividuals rather thin for the public W
| fare.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01
THE NEW DOG LAW.

One of the bills passed by the last
legislature affects so large a proportion
Of our citizen that we feel justified In
calling more particular attention to its
provisions. We refer to the so-called
dog law. which was devised for the pur-
pose of putting an end to the warfare
between the dogs and the sheep, by
putting an end to unlicensed dogs, and
il is to be hoped that the law will work
az we'll in this state as it is alleged it
d"1.uyha~ ipiS,qa& in force. ----
the 3lst day of March of each year every
owner of dog shall cause it to be reg
istered, numbered, described and licen-
sed for one year from the first day of
the ensuing April in the office of the
clerk Of the city or town wherein said
dog is kept. and shall cause it to wear
around its neck collar distinctly mark
ed with its owners name and its regis
tered number. and shall pay for such
license two dollars. The clerk then Is
sues the license, and pays the money
over to the town or city treasurer, re
tanning twenty cents for his services.
Parties keeping dogs without registration
are subject to iue of fifteen dollars,
five dollars Of which goes to the com.
plainant.
Warrants are to be issued to the va.
rious police officers or constables direct.
ing them to proceed at once. after thc
18th day of May, to kill or cause to be
killed all dogs not licensed. in their res
pectiVe towns. for which such officers re
ceive fee of one dollar each.
Parties suffering from the depreciation
Of dogs shalt, upon application to tn,
proper town authorities, have the dam
age appraised. and receive town orde
for such amount as they shall adjudge.
IL will be seen that the law is YER,
sweeping in its provisions, and it is s
worded as to render 1t difficult of evas
ion. All parties interested will tax
due notice and govern themselves accord
ingly.-Montpeiier Journal.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01

The q. S. Senate has been regard
- lApislafi.-- ~
of the government and as little liable,
the changes that occur through popur
excitement. but this has not been I
case recently. according to statemt
made on the floor of the Senate, Wa
before last. In the course of an impr-
sive eulogy on Senator Caperton of VT
Virginia. who died last summer. Ser
tor Edmund. on Thursday of week [.
fore last, stated that the Senate has NJ
only three members who held their Sc,
during the administration of Preside
Lincoln, and only eleven who particle
ted in the impeachment trial of Andr
johnson in 1868. The three Senats
whose terms of service date back to l
time of President Lincoln are Mr.. A
thony, who took his seat in 1859; a
Sherman. whose first term began in 6;
and Mr.. Howe, whose membership a
dates back to 1861. Mr.. Cameron v
in the Senate as long ago as 1915, /
he resigned in 1861 to take the Office
Secretary of War. and did not return
his seat In 1867. MIR. Hamlin, althou
not a Senator during Mr.. Lincoln's ;
ministration, presided over the body
virtue of his office as Vice President
the United States.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01
CARPET-BAGGERs.

Some Of our state papers are Dragging
over the fact that Senator elect Conklin
is a Vermonter. being native of South
Hero and a graduate of Dartmouth col.
lege. We know nothing pro or con Of
Mr.. Conklin, but to be elected to congress
from those Southern states don't prove
much. Ii savors very strongly Of car
pet-bagsm. for the slime of corruption
is over everything. as Louisiana's fra
grant memory doth show.-Farmer.
The new editor of the Farmer is blow
ing "hot and cold," and the above is
specimen Of his manner of treating men
and matters. If by "Mr. COnklin" he
means Daniel I. Corbin, formerly of
Wells River, and his structures on car
pet-baggers refer to him. the honorable
record of Corbin. in the war and since
the war, is such as to make such impu-
tatiOns unfair and abusive.
Many papers use the term carpet
Dagger as the synonym of meanness and
crime. Now who are carpet-baggers i?
We suppose the term is applied to such
persons as have, within the last fifteen
years, gone from the North and made
homes in the South. That some Of them
have been dishonest, is doubtless true
that all Of them should be reviled by a
portion Of the Northern press. is down
right meanness.
Many of the carpet. baggers are mer
who FIRST visited the South, not with q
carpet bag. but with kuapsack. They
saw the beauty and fertility Of the coun
try. and went down there. bought land
engaged in cotton planting. manufactur
ing enterprises, and other occupations
They we're welcomed by the South the,
are now being invited by that whole re
gion. where their capital. enterprise AM
presence are needed to build up that IN
fortunate section.
Some Of them have beeI elected I
Office. The negroes aud other men VIII
were loyal during the days of the rebe
lion voted for them. and for this reaso
they are ridiculed by such men as neigl
Dor Hubbard and others. In may |
true that some Of the Northern men wi
went South and there obtained election
are bad men. but they are not all 50.
The changing Of residence from OIL
section Of the country to another do
not entitle man to abuse. Vermo
has sent large number Of carpet ba
aebnll over the country, and she is q
their record as a who
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01

Bible to his very lips, which he believes
with all his heart, aud its truth he car
ries in a pointed, brotherly way to lost
men as their only hope. God is with
him, and be has here seen thousand,
in a single day, turn from sin and the
world, to ''seek the Lord while he may
be found" w. II HOLMES
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01

General Grant mde good point !
his recent talk, mich the DemocrS
naturally enough d not like, in sayik
that Frank Blair VS. nominated for vi
President by the hmocrats, in lSd
after the publicatio of his letter to II
Brodhead, in whicIhe said the Prel
dent ought to dec!se the RECONSTRUCTED
acts null and void, md compel the arm
to undo the alleget usurpation at Il
South and leave th white people to r
organize their governments. Upon thi
Grant makes the cement, that if Il
army could be pse to wipe out Il
State governmental would not be in
properly employed sustaining them.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01

large variety cheaper than ever. from Eickle
Plated Students Lamps, down to thirty cent Hand
Lamp.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-01


post large number of Indians took ref
uge. and are now under charge of Gen
eral Hazen. General Miles says that
the Sioux war is over for at least some
years to come, and that all the hostile
Indians will come in and surrender be-
fore the winter is over.
President Grant, in an interview with
the Rev. Sheldon Jackson, who has pass
| ed much time among the Western In
dians in the interest of the Board of
Presbyterian Missions, said it is better
for the Indians, better for the people
and certainly more economical for the
government, to gather all the Indian
nations and tribes as rapidly as possible
within the limits of one designated ter
ritory. where they may be protected
from the encroachments by the whites,
and be more e6ectually prevented from
further wars and devastations upon the
settlement.
A large and brilliant meteor. suppos-
ed to be the same which was reported
passing over Lawrence, Kansas, on
Ihurday evening, passed over Erie, Pa,
on Thursday evening and burst with a
terrible explosion near Concord station
thirty miles from Erie. between nine
and ten o'clock. The report was dis
tinctly heard at Erie, and sounded like
the roar of cannon. Eyewitness
say that the meteor resembled huge
engine headlight. When first seen its
course was easterly. and when it burst
white fragments fell to the ground
others apparently continued this wilc
course If it was the same that passed
over Kansas its velocity must have beer
frightful, the distance traversed being
nearly 600 fmiles in direct course
and the TING consumed in passing abou
one hour.