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The Regulators Plea.

Mr.. ST. ANDREW, in his admirable letter
upon the public debt Of Virginia and the
remarkable arguments against paying it,
very happily stated the case briefly as fol-
lows:
"The most captivating themes which
iemae ogues can lind to dilate on are the
losses which Virginia incurred through the
civil war and the abolition OF slavery. Tine
first cannot be admitted as plea in court
of equity. Virginia voluntarily entered
firht which her knightly sons made glorious.
The bondholders neither originated nor en-
couraged the war, but saw their properly
ieopardized by the wilful acts of their debt
ors. A man who secured loan from
bank would cut curious figure If he sought
to evade payment on the ground that ne had
had a fight with another man."
Mr.. ST.. ANDREW shows that the plea as an
excuse from obligation on account OF aboll-
ton IS equally untenable, as indeed 1t is;
but the incisive case Of the inferred inabil-
ity to nav because the debtor had had fight,
is as good as the cases put by Lord MAcAU-
LAY in his Life OF Lord Give, to show that
criminal Justice knows no set-of. He says :
..If man has sold beer on Sunday morn
!" ing it is no defence that he has saved the
6. life of a fellow-creature at the risk OF his
Gown. If he has harnessed Newfound-
I" land dog to his little child's carriage, it
:. is no defence that he was wounded at Wa
" terloo."
Exactly. Mr.. ST. ANDREWS illustration
il as pointed as Lord MACAULAY's. And
our readjusters, or whatever-you-call-'em,
are clearly brought to ridicule by the abso-
lutte unftness and inapplicability OF their
T>loo
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really great and bat her clil iafa.
could once more gait, her and cali
her blessed Us we'll as gIs.it.
To Tho Young 80 most ehrnestls COM
mead the noble examn Of Judge Grieos.
They cannot do better Tor their 'nErep,l.
tntions, their own happiness and for Tue
honor Of their own memories after their
race Is run than By deyoting their talents
and their energies to the good OF the State,
lLet them drink deeply ut the fountain, q
public devotion, and let them ever replenist
the Ore of their zeal at the affairs Of ttleil
country. 49,
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a Great Virtue.

It was lust tribute to the character OF
the late Judge GU1GoN paid by Judge CRUAP
when he said she was the most impersonal
Judge / ever knew" Devotion to public
Justice and public welfare was strong
trait in the character Of the lamented Judge.
In no respect is his example more deserV-
ing OF emulation. The virtue OF self-abne-
cation is the main foundation OF true great
ness. The true statesman sinks all selfish
ness and devotes himself to the State-he
forgets all personality, and is absorbed,
mind and soul, in solicitude for the commu-
nifty. So the great jurist.
It is fact that is deplorable that at this
time the State OF Virginia, whose illustri-
Gus heroes and statesmen taught this virtue
by both example and precept, should, we
may almost say, be singularly embarrassed
wing to the intense personality Of her pol
itics. THE great trouble OF the day in the
State is created by the decline Of the virtue
OF public devotion. The schemes and tao.
tics OF men for their own personal advan-
tage have in large degree taken the place
OF that high conscientious sense that for
merly governed public men and concen-
trated their influence and energies upon
the public interests and the public good.
PRINCIPLES, not men, was the axiom Of the
period after the Revolution. Men were
timid about seeking public station, and in
regard to great many of the worthiest OF
men there was entertained real distrust OF
their own fitness to serve the State. They
were indeed patriots. Their sentiments
were suci as lay at the very foundation Of
repubiicanism. Their motives were disin.
terested and pure. With such men repub-
licanism was pure and righteous princi-
pie. Sustained by such men, it would be
an enduring system.
What change has come over the land
since that day. How much. diminished IN
numbers are they who doubt their capable
ity to fill public offices Aye, and what .
multitudlnons addition there has been to
the number who not only think themselves
entirely capable for any position. Dut VINO
are determined that the public shall not go
unseryed. or that 1t shall not be denied their
valuable iabors. There was day when the
voters had to seek out men to fill offices OF
trust and honor. But now the number
who thrust themselves upon the voters
threaten by their array to outnumber the
voters. Either the persons who are tit
FOR public service outnnmber similarly ca-
pable persons In any other land, or we have
greater amount OF self-conceit and impu-
deDce than is TO be found amongst other
psople
There has certainly been painful Illus
3 tratlon OF the decay OF the virtues OF Inn
personality and public devotion. The State
would be blessed indeed II these virtues
could be revived. and through the trimming
ot the rising generation be brought to the
support and defence OF the Commonwealth.
She might indeed look forward with en-
eoassgenent and hope that she would be
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rne, Old Gust n,

a,he /, ep,s,a.arc !, virginia Ii past days.
vas wont ID levy taxes % meet paei'c .} eS-
s,enditures, md ai.er,s 70 pass 90 al'.
] s,rnnriaiion bill which prescribed what
s .o ID done with the public revenue. s.
Our present Legislature has not adhered
!. 10 thss time-honored usage--a usage scfsl-
BE and bnsiness-li ke--a usage that imp'ieo
mat virginia was ruler Of her own house
hold: that she looked into her affairs fof
herself that she provided the ways ana
r.eans to meet her obligations, and tnen
directed how her revenues were 70 oe s y
pended. q, 8. !
This was exactly right. So should sae !,
have continued to manage her fnanc el'l
matters. But those who acted for lier as
s,,ned that The people could pay no more
taxes. and therefore would not increase
them. The revenue being insufficient, the
Legislature has resorted to expedients I'm.
preccdented and discreditable to the Com.
monwealth. These expedients suggess
preparation for avoidance strategy to save
something strategy to bear off "movables {
by the back door as the creditor enters tue
front. It is all complicated. Bills are pre-
pared promising something to the creditor,
and these bills are prepared by persons who
leny that Legislature can obligate the
State to pay. They go further by holding
ont to the bondhoider--whose dividends
they propose to curtail now one half-the
hone that in some years an additional one
per cent. will be added to the one half.
Illuminating shifts! Strange profiers o.
faith to those with whom faith has been 50
often broken, and who are at this time tue
objects OF insult and denunciation by those
who make these profFers.
Things are wrong. No wonder that the
legislators should go lodging, aud that Vlr'
sinia alas should he put into condition
SO Illuminating, so foreign to her frank ano
honorable course in times past.
And vet what is the use OF all this. VIZ.
GINA cannot hide from her obiisatlons'
The representatives who are exciting in the
breasts of the voters the delusive hope thai
thew are TO find great relief from the un'
manly schemes for avoiding the claims Of
the public creditor Will become themselves
The objects of public censure.
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MT BOOKS. NEW AND OLD, many
of them sold at HALF PRICE: LAW, TiIt"l-
OGY. MEDICAL. POLITICAL, HISTORY, BIO
GRAPHY, TRAVELS, SCIENCE, POET i l :
NOVELS, ANTIQUARIAN, JUVENILE r. am
GREEK, LATIN. ENGLISH. FRENth' "t'h'
MAN, SPANISH, ITALIAN, and ASGLO-sAA"N
SCHOOL-BOOkS.
The largest assortment 10 he found In the south
crn States Is At
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET. RICHMOND
600 SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS B""N>
and MAGAZINES for sale at loo. each.
We offer BOOKS AS GOOD AS NJ" f"i ,.
practical purposes at lower price than the! "a" 's
had else where. a,x,,.., -,
we are manufacturing BLASh-BOOkS ana IN
PER-BOXES OF all styles equal TO amy MADE
j. w. RANDOLPH ( ENGLISH.
Publishers booksellers. Stationers. Priutcrs. bNH-
ers, Paper Box and Blank Book Manufacturers.
fc 2O-d&w
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CORRESPONDENTS speech to the Rich
mond boys at Charleston attributed in our
Saturdays issue to Major Col. WALKER
ought to hare been credited to Captain w.
A. couRrEsAY. Of the Washington Light In
fantry.
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Postal. RUL1NG.-It Is forbidden that any
person be employed as assistant In any post
Office, or as mail-carrier, who shall be at the
time when he subscribes tue required oath
OF Office less than sixteen years OF age
Washington Union.
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NJ EE'E'aNesS.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND CoMMANDERT,}
No. 2, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.
ORDER No. 20.-SIR KNIGHTS ~~
" Attend n stated assembly Of the Com ~
manuery ut the Asylum, st. Adams Hall, ~
corner of Third and Main streets. THIS = Y
(Tucsday) EVENING at 6 o'clock, In ciii-I G,
zens' dress. Members OF the Comnlandery OF 81.
yited to attend. BY order of the Eminent Com
mander. !. ). TOW FIX, tap.ain-oehcra'.
-A ~ fc 26-1t
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n<FS THOMAS X. PRICE 4 co.
ESPECIALLY LOW RATES
FOR
FEBRUARY, MARCH, AND APRIL,

One lot ENDS RICHARDSON'S LINENS al "l"ou;
TWENTY-FIVE per cent. less than regular rate
for shirt-makers and manufacturers "t WHIT,
goods rare opportunity:
HAMBURG EMBROIDERlES at lowest rate, "'"r
offered here: -
FULL LINE OF DONESTlCS: .,
INSTRUMENTATION AMI ANDltoStp|'lN IL
WAMSUTTA. NEW YORK MILLS. and PORE
NAH at l2i-c.; .,,,..-,
Sd, Cd, IA, Sd. l0-4, LII anu ia SlttrI-
ING ut lowest rates: $1,000, 49,
LINEN DAMASKS, NAPKINS, DOYLIE>. ASH
SlIEETINGS, TO suit housckerpcrs;
Fresh exhibit SPRING CALlCOES; ..,...,.,.,..
LIGHT-FIGURED PERCALES, CREThNNh>'
and CALICOES;
In KID GLOVES for gentlemen and ladies We have
II most complete assortment; .,,...
CENT EMEN'S COLLARS. CtFFS. SCARE
HOSIERY, CASSIMERES. CLOTHS. &c.
Look at our FURNITURE-CRETON MI :
TINGHAM LACES, and other HOCSE-F tE-
NISHlSGS. ~ ,.,,,, >..,,.,.,
We offer great bargains in DRESS-GpoDs NOVEL;
TIES.
tr 10 T.. X. PRICE & 60.
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ME- CHAMPAGNE.-Just received, di-
rect from France, fresh lot of CHAMPAGNE,
consisting of
EXTRA DRY vERZENAY,
NAPOLEON CABINET, and
PREMIERE SERRE,
for sale ut moderate prices by
OSCAR CRAM,
feoO-2w No. II Governor street.
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srEesAI. sovicE.
M. OWING TO TIE

EH OWING TO THE
RECENT CHEAT REDUCTroS - prycr,r,o
HAVE ENABLED
COHEN GROTHErs
to give tho below new prices. They ara i, ,
Of full lines OF NEW GOODS. and arc 4, or.,o,,.
offering the best-aasortcd stock In hi, city:
Acc. CORSETS reduced t. Soc.
G5c. CoRSFTs reduced 10 SOC,
81 CORsETs reduced to 75c.,
so CORSETS reduced TO $3.50.
The CORK, DR.. WARMERS. ABDruIT.r
NURSERY, and all other COgSETs redrc.a,u
equal proportion:
12z to lie,
STRIPED and CHECKED SILKS reduced r-,,o
zoe. to Soc; from Toe. 20 Foe: from Z, 3
BLACK SILKS-of which they have the ,a-yc>,
stock In this clty-reduccl In cqua, proportion,
COLORED SILKS, warranted 20 per cont. IT,,
than any other house In This city:
FRUIT LOOM BLEACHED MUSLIN.
&C.; ANDROsCOGGIN at Sc: DAvoL >,
l0c., reduced from 1879: AUBURN ats.
The largest stock OF CALTCOES In this city a, r-o,
to &c. for the very best;
HAMBURG EDGINGs reduced from ) 10 &c.
from TO &C.; from 12 10 &C.; and al fu.r
qualities TO 4 proportionate value;
KID GLOVES worth Csc. ut 37::c.
ALL HOSIERY (oi which they have the hr,, a.
sortmeut In this city at 4 reduction OF % p.r
cent. from last seasons prices;
PIQUE CORDS at 7c. reduced from Sc:
All other WHITE GOODS reduced:
COLoRED DRESS LINENS reduced % to lG>c.
ALL GOODS REDUCED.
Persons buying goods at COHEN BROTHERS
can positively rely Oh not paying Last s"a.on',
prices. foes
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SESSIONS, AGAIN.

BIENNIAL SESSIONS, AGAIN.
The following, offered by MIR. WALKER OF
Northumberland, was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Committee for Courts
Of Justice be instructed to inquire and re.
port to the House whether or not this is the
first biennial session Of the General Assem-.
uly under the amendments to the Constitu.
ton; and if not, when said biennial ses.
sions first commence.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
The House was several times interrupted
by messages from the Senate. The effect
was TO stop House business temporarily and
not to advance the bills and resolutions
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NAT COD-LIVER OIL.
MEADE & BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE.
JMpDRTFD DIRECT

We have the testimony of physicians who pre-
scribe It, and Of patients who have taken 1t, that 1T
rs MORE ACCEPTABLE TO THE STOMACH AND
MORE EASILY AssIMILATEp THAN ANY OTHER
OIL. MEADE BAhEk'
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
nol5 9l9 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NE THE BOTTOM KNOCKED OFT
AT LAST.
GREAT PANIC
sYCLE BROTHERS.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
MONEY MUST BE RAISED.
FOR THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
CITY.
NEVER CHARGE OVER TEN PER CENT.
PROFIT ON ANY GOODS SOLD Al
ANY TIME.
REMEMBER. TEN CENTS ON THE DuILAE
rs THE ONLY PROFIT WE
EVER CHARGE.
We buy all our goods for cash, which enable, u- -
sell CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE lN
THE CITY. Come and see for yourselves. and you
will not 90 away dissatisfied.
NEW GOODS RECEIVED FROM LARGE hTr-
TIONS INNEW YORK ON EVERY STEAMER
FULL LINE IN EVERY DErAETMENT
THE INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED Fol:
THIRTY DAYS ONLY.
Don't stop any where else before YOU l""k at
SYCLE BROTHERS,
e., % 81 Broad street.
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MET THALHIMERB BROTHERS, LEAD
Frs OF LOW PRICES, TO THE FRONT-sTILL
FURTHER REDUCTIONS TO CLOSE OUT OUR
WINTER STOCK-SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
OFFERED THIS WEEK.
1900 yards coed quality CORDED PIQUEs at SIS
worth 1876;
25 pieces FRENCH NAISSOOk and CAM
BRIO at 10 worth 15c.
rs pieces NEW STYLE SHIFTING CAMBRIA
PRINTS at CSC.
4 large stock SHEETINGS and C0TTONS at the
lowest market prices. Any one In want OF good ana
chcap DRESS GOODS, SH AW IS, SKIRTS.
BLANKETS, and UNDERVESTS, should give us
a CALL as we guarantee to save from ~ TO 20 per
cent. on them. r.. <,,,,,,,,,c
TAMISE. CREP E-CL0TH, and BRlLLlAN-
TINES at extraordinary low prices. Our stock OF
these goods is complete, and ask call from those In
want of same. TABLE-LINENS, TOWELS, NAP
ETNs, WHITE MARSEILLES and other QUILTS,
GURTAIN-LACES, &C.. at extrs, low prices. We
are selling our extensive stock of CASSlMERES
for mems and boys wear, WATER-PkOOF ana
BEAVER-CLOTHS,: RED. WHITE. Blue, and
GRAY FLANNELS, CHEFIOT SHlRT1NGS, &c,
at prices lower than ever, 10 reduce Stock. Give
ne call on CASSIMERES. $50 dozen ladies',
misses and children's HOSE; ladies' STRIPED
HOSIERY all kinds and prices: misses STRIPED
HOSIERY: chidren's STRIPED HOSIERY, very
cheap as our stock Is large and wishing 10 re-
duce same, we will offer Them at very low figures.
THALHInBR BROTHERS,,
fed COL Broad street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DREHER's CONCERT.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN RICHMOND.
SANGER HALLE.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY &c, 1878,
AT O'CLOCK Pm.
PROGRAMMES:
l. fN'''o S'''- F6i Happy Tourist ....... Dreher'
Q. Violin Solo-Scene de Ballet De Beriot
8. song-Ycoman's Wedding. ...:.... .PonIatowsky
Mr.. PAUL L. DREHEH. po,,o,.
Mr. G. L. SIEGEL.
~ Adagio from De-
riOr Concerto, rs
adapted for piano
by Mr.. PAUL II.
(c) Spring s Song. Mendelssohn
Mr. PATTI II. DREHER:.
6. SonS-In deiren Augen lisgt das Herr. Abt
Mr.. PAUL L. DRE!IER.
T. Piano Solo--lHome, Sweet Home original I, ar
raDse'nesMiI NJ Paul l.. DREIEn. D'e"'i
The GRAND PIANO used at this Concert Is Of The
celebrated make Of William hnahe Co., Furnished
through Henry c. Wyatt. No. $50 Main street, SO le
agent for the sale OF The knabc pianos. fe 26-lt
MOZART HALL:
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1873
viii appear Richmond for the first tire
LITTLE EVA.
THE CuLD-WOEDER.
aged SIX wears suSorted by ffrst-aasso,n2,n
Genera admission, Soc; Children
lery. 25c.; reserved seats, Use.
Reserved seats for sale at WAITS musc-storc.
fe 23-3tk
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Died, III Richmond, February 25th. RUFUS
MORSE: aged seventy years.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
Mr.. R. b. Wilson, No. 3n5 west Main street, THIS
AFTERNOO ut 8 o'clock. His friends are invited
to attend.
Died. mt his late residence, No. 115 west Cary
street, Mr.. L. S. HUTCHISON In The forty-ninth
His funeral will take place from st. Paul's church
WEDNESDAY the 27th Instant at O'Clock L: OIL
Friends and acquaintance arc respectfully lnv,ea
TO attend. ~
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EECTUR ES.
PERSONAL.

MISSING FROM HOME SINCE FRI
Vl DAY EVENING, ELIZA CHALkLEY, q
coored woman, of light brown complexion, aged
about fifty years. Any information Of her where
abouts will be thankfully received by her mother at
@. ROSS,S, 1912 Cary street. re 26-ltH
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cL1rToN-FoRGE CONNECTION.

The bill proposing to allow the Bu-
chanan and Clifton-Forge Railroad Com
pany to have the use OF the convict labor
after the repairs to the canal have been fin
ished was discussed at length. The bill
was advocated by Messrs. BocoCK, PoPHAA,
FIcKLEN, and ALLEN General TALIAFERRo
in the chair], and opposed by Messrs. row.
LER, SPEssARD, FAUNTLERoY, and EcHoLs.
The bill was pending at 1890, when the
House adiourned-uyes, 43; noes, 81.
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uRgTGS. MEDICINES. &c.

GEORGE a. BOOK, APOTHECAKl
VI AND DRUGGIST, 594 Bk0AD 81 STRkh !:
STREETI-I respectfully announce 10 The patrouT
of the old establishment and the public In genera
that have supplied the st0rs with fresh and pIt
stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAlNIS' OIL
DYES, yARNlSHES, GLASS. and IOlLEi AZ
Giles OF every description. PRESt klfit oS'
ACCURATELY PREPARED Al ALL iio' he'
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MARRIED.,

Married. at 81. Paul's church. February 10th, By
the Rev. DR.. Minnigerode. j. CARELL BROCk.
ENBROUGH aud Miss JENNIE b., daugnlcr OF
Elmslie G. HiggInbotham, ESQ.,; both of this city
No cards.
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TEROSENE OIL, BLACK PEPPER.
~ MISPICE GINGER. NUTMEGS, ana
HARTSHORN, Is offered to the trade at the very
Lowest prices. GEORGE A. BOOK. Druggist
'">'' successor to 5. +. Dove,
1912 Main street and 304 Broad street.
f. 02-Im
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THOSE CIrHERs.

The true inwardness OF the Tilden
campaign Of reform" IL nov being
made apparent by the publication OF the
entire batch Of cipher dispatches which
passed between tho Democratic man
ayers between the election Of 1876 and
the count OF the electoral votes. These
kilograms were captured by the New
York Tribune. and after months OF labor
the key to them was discovered. and
they are now presented to the world for
the first time. with TRANSACTIONS affixed.
Taken as a whole these dispatches fur
nish a complete history Of the infamous
conspiracy entered into by Tilden. Man
ton Marble and a host Of other high
toned "reformers' to steal the Presi-
dsncy and put an end to all semblance Of
popular government in this country. IL
il q beautiful and effective comment
upon the boosted honesty" OF Dem
ocracy, and taken In connection with
the ''fraud' howl and the dastardly at.
tempt to unseat President Hayes In
favor Of a perjurer and a bribsr con-
victed by his own dispatches, this new
ly opened history is remarkably sug-
g~estive. The Tribune has done a grand
work for the entire country In decipher-
ing these dispatches and unmaskins
these reforming" scoundrels, and
deserves the reward which II will prob
ably receive. Of popular approval.
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lyon COUNTY HENS.

Slcr City Times. Oct. 12.-Aitksn has
been succeeded as Superintendent OF
the Atlantic Consolidated mine by John
Yuls.
The Silver Leaf Company have OBJ
tanned q United States patent for their
claim. which adjoins the Silver City
claim.
Work was resumed on the Cherokee
mine last Wednesday afternoon at a
point 100 yards west OF tho Bacon MILL
and consequently near the very center
OF Silver City.
There is Q large amount OF sickness
at Sutro, the chief aus OF which Is
supposed 10 be the impure water from
the Sutro Tunnel, which the residents
arc compelled to drink.
George Cook. the well-known old
miner and prospector. was caved upon
while at work In the Cook and Gray
mine, last Thursday afternoon. and sui.
fersd q severe confusion OF the right
hip.
NJ. A. Hearne is erecting at the lower
end Of Silver City some reduction works,
which are intended TO work sulphureti
| by a process which 10 entirely new on
the Comstoek. lie proposes to ooviate
the necessity Of using chemicals by hrs'
roasting his sulphursts. and thus eI'
tracing all the base metal In them, then
to obtain the gold and silver by hxivia,
ton and precipitation. His furnace will
DO ready in q few days and working,
but the reduction works will not b
completed before next Spring.
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ACCORDING to the latest statistics that
have been gathered. there are. in round
numbers. s.OOo.O 900 OF Jews in the
world. who are thus divided United
States. 1926; Great Britain and Ire
land. $4,000; Italy. $1,000; France.
49.439; German empire. 5i2, i5s; Meth
erlands (Holland). 6s,OO3; Austria, L.
COO. 900; Russia in Europe, 2.Gi2. i79;
Turkey, $50. 200; Roumania, 2t7.i2i;
Morocco. $40. 900; Denmark. Belgium.
Sweden, Switzerland. and Canada have
comparatively few Jews-they number
there from 1900 to 7,0oo-whils Asia
has 2.l3s. 0O0.
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A Queer Fisher.

An account Of a remarkable incident
comes from Aurora, Ind. A few days
ago. as q trio Of young men were hshing
for bass in Hogan Greek. near Aurora,
they were disturbed by q splash In the
water. AZ Of some animal jumping into
the stream. Looking In the direction
whence the sound came, they saw Q large
black hog. which had evidently come
down from among the roaming lots OF
porkers which make life q burden In
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vorE TO SUSTAIN siLvEs.
..The revival Of businsss which Is

"The revival Of business which Is be-
ginning to be felt all over the land"
said Colonel Taylor in his speech At
Reno last Friday evening. "isd due more
than to anything else to the exer'ions OF
your representative In the United states
Senate. John +. jones' Inefe never
was a trusr sentiment uttered In a pun
lie speech than this when We na'e tu0
ted The silver DILL even
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-10-15

OK Saturday evening next the Repub-
licans Of ormsby county will be ad.
dressed in the Carson Theator. Carson
City. by Hon. ]. +. Lewis and Hon.
William woodburn. Both arc able men.
thoroughly posted on National and State
politics. and those who hear them. and
the number cannot fail TO be large. will
certainly have a fine political treat.
Judge Lewis will show up the true in.
wardness OF the so-ealled Bonanza TO-
lief bill, and no one knows its real his
tory better than he. Mr.. woodburn
will tell what he knows about a rebel
Congress. and that same will DO worth
hearing.