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Application for a Patent
TO THE
UNCLE SAM CONSOLIDATED
MINE.
Nc. $50.
Z. 9. LAMP 0rvtcx
q = bNNH NFFFIF
FuRFyA, New, November 10. 1877,

FuRExA, Nov, fsosemb Der 10. 1877.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ r. j. = hneider and ". G. harrington,
whose postofhce ndtlr q. is Ear la. Nevada.
have thi4 day fl-i heir ari ~lieation o. 4
patent for fifteen hurdrcd ron linear feet
If the Uncle sarl Censultda ted mine or vein.
bearins silver, ,ith %surfac ground 100 fee,
in shith. outside sc the wal 5 o. The Iote. si-
uate. lying ahd being in Euresa Mining b..
triri eoanty OF Eureka aid 5 ate Ct Nevada.
and known aud d~esignat d by the field rotes
and ntieial plat On hle in this oi6eo as Lot
\Hnlbsr la.
Lbs ext rior boundaries of Lot No. 10 be-
ing as iolle vs., TO wiz:
Naristion ID > deg. east.
Commencing at u post marked No. l. U.S s.
Safy ay No. lD. whense he II fgftBn IN tie
town Of Eureka bear y IA d.. h, l7.fij
leet; Ruby Hill Ne. bears y. % q, e. ! min.
s.. u, III fecf: an he nclr sam slait bcafs
", 33 deg. W.. SO feet; thence. rannlng
IL course ~. IS deg. w. 90 feet. to post No.
/. u. 5. snrsey Ne. " liza = burg l.sic. 800 'e,,.
to posi- No. 4 of salJ survey Ma 1!.do eel, .
post marked No. 2 u. >. >utysy. No ia,
thence. End course NJ - deg i min. " Las
fe :, 60 l.osf marked Ne. 3. u. :. Survey No
30. Themes. 81 csar @ =, ho deg r., IA feet
to rost IBareed No. 4, Us. survey M. O.
This lost Il nus On the western boundary IT
L.. >urvey Ne 6A. lie'eba orlimer isHsr.
Thence. s:h course ;, 5 deg. f., 81 $40 fest 10
post marged o. \, L. : Survey M. 10. fbe
same bel x post No. & Of - II survey No. 10:
thence, 3t1 sfilfs ~. - deg. T.. W rs I To
post usarked Me-. &, u. ). survey Ne. 100. and
poet No. 2 Of said sarvey No. ": thepea . b
course :. ~ deg. IA feet rs lost martea
No. I. U. ;. snIvey No. | o. ard thcnce, 1Gb
e ur<e y. IA Il Z. q Biu. r.. t.0Sb feet 10 pest
Nc. !. -, place OF beginsin.. eoutsining II
and 2a-I0o reres.
1hiscsaim - bounded on the south by the
Han b rs mine.
The Iorsiioa of this mine il duty record a
10 the Recorders office If Eureka Mining
b s,ri I. on l,Hgs 1854. in Book L, Of SAID Dis
tTiet Mint 9 r. cords.
Any and nil persons clsi ninA advers ~
sny portion ~ said I rele sam Cons lidatd
mine ar sad fbtnfg ground, Rs hereto.
before described. are rsaair.d TO hfe thrir
adverse calm wi b tie kegi-ter o. iEs
United Stat > Land Utiice at Eureka. in the
Stats Of Nevada. iufi /. ihs sixts days
pcriod o. ~ blie alton hereof. or they W N he
barred By virtno Of tho provisions ni tho
statute. ID. u. lMhEL. Kegister.
Eureka. Nor. 70. 1877. 10000
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MISCELLANEOUS
Application for a Patent
TO THE SILVER WEST MINp

u. ). LAND OFFICE.
EURrKA, New, } o, ZEN her n, 1871.

". =. LAND UFFiCP.
EUPrKA, New, J o, EN- her n. lS-7
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Tuir
IN the S liver West ConsUlid ted Mimi
ompnny, whose postofice address is Ssss
Francisco, Cal, has this day fil.d it, at,rls.
On ion for a patent for ole thousand 1.0o0l
linear / It Of tn SLY r West s-inc or vel.
bearing silver, with surface ground two hun.
dr., d c00) feet in width, ,itnate, lying ma
neing IN tho Eeresn Mining D;stritt. e. COUNT
OF Eureka. aEd State Of nevada, and known
and designated by the field notos ard Official
plat on ii G in this Office as lot No i3l.
Tho exterior boundaries oil said lot l3l bo.
ing n follows. to wit:
Nariatlo D., l6% deg. east.
Cummenclae at 4 nost mn1 hed No. 7, II. q
survey No. III. whence tie flags nf in tho
town of T. -eka bears vi d g Al min. n
g,s5S feet: Ruby Hi No. bears :. 0 deg. u
min + g, 30 ( ct. post No. If u. :. Suryes
No II. Bullwhacker lode, hears :. 81 deg. q
=, 40 9-l9 feet: and tn. Silver West shaft
bears :. s. deg. Z. W. 40 ieei: ther CO run.
ming LIST course s., ~ deg. w, l.0O fe Ito
post ruark d No. Z. u. :. surye, M. la.
hence ~ course ~. Al deg. W.. 90 feet, 10
RIOS, marked No. 8. L.. :. survey No. Isl.
theme ), Sd &C arss NJ. II deg. T., 900 feet, /,
post marsed M I. =. ;. survey No. III:
p st M. /, be place Of beginning, containing
/ 81. 100 acres
This clai u il bounded on neither end B,
any known claimants. Tho nearest mine il
the iu lwbac rr.
The location Of this mine r. duly recorded
in tho n.eorder's office OF Eureka Mining
District, Eureka Ctunty, State OF Nevada. on
age Al. 10 Book u. o. tho Mining k,eords
OF / urcka District.
Any ard all per ons claim ing Adversely
any portion of said Silver West mine ar said
mining grvun "a herein before described, are
r. qnir 4 to flo rnci, Bdvorse c aim with The
Register Of the United State Land ufice at
Eurekn, IN The State of Neva a, duri z ,be
sixty days period 81 uhlicaiion hereof, or
they will be btrred by virtue " the provis
ions 81 the statute.
n2l OIL D. B. IMMEL, Register.
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Notice to Creditors.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN ind rsigned. administration Of The s-
fatc of 1uise.pa Rassetti. deceased, 10 the
CREDITORS al ard ait perss'hs having claims
against the said deceased 10 ex hibit them
wi b the necessary vouchers witt in tn
mon hs after The frstp b icasion o. this no
tic to the said adm nj traitor. at tho law
oties of Z. q. tlubbard. IA tho town and
county uf Eureka. Nevasa.
JAMES BASSEITf,
Administrator IF I'll estate Of Guiscppa Ras-
set i deceased
Etr-Aa. tler. Is. 1877. di6-iw
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Oisticl Court summons.

IN THE DISTRICT c. URT OF TIE
L SIKH J adj isi District. ia and for Enreha
: otny, stat.efN vada. Tn Stat, OF Nave
da sends > re' ling 10 Gcntge Dick and Hong
Ice apd All >im, fd,g chung. GEORGE Dies
and ! uns Wab. herefafoto ard now doing
bsfsiness in ku.eks County. Nsyada, under
the firm psmeo o. Hong Lie Company: l.u
are h -reby required to APPEAR ia mn action
estn,nen.ed against YOU. as defendant. ny
Coart VI the sixth judicial District. in AID
ter the County o Enresa. state of Nevaia.
1t lhe town o kures "A. ard answ z the c ,in-
pialHt therrin. VII eh il IN flo with ihc Clerk
% rHil Court within tn days after tac SER
vice on you Of tht- Summons texcla.iyc OF bio
day u seTvicel. i served in said county, ar
twenty days il serv d out OF said eounty bui
within this district and in al other rass
forty das-, or judgment by default vi be
taken against yoa, aecVfding 10 the prayer of
siit e0turiaint.
Tbs said &c ,on ia brought 10 recover judr.
ment against you. tbs sail dciendai "a. for the
sum of $50, u. :. geld c in. ana intefe.t
theron, Ia like sold r,ia. 'r.nn the 18th day
. February. A l.. ls77, at tha rate OF hse 90
per cent per month and that a certain led.
exrsated on tn IL h DAY of MAJ, 1876. by
G.erre Dick and Hong Lee. AMI deli 10
! lam III to re tho pay msHr of said SYN
and interest, may be dccisrei to be a mort
gage upon he premi>cs therein descfib j,
Il d shat said pr misses may he sol / by tho
>heF II ct Enrei a ounts for the satisfaction
~ plaintiffs 10 nsnd. and sor suca other and
further re ief as this Court shall seem meet
and proper, and a. Gre fal y appears by
reference to plaintiffs eon piAint on Tile
herein.
An you arc hereby MT fed iha, If you
fail to appear and answer the said complaint
a. above requ rsss. he aid ola ptif will apply
to said Court Tor t Q reli { demandss th.r in.
$3.50 In testimony uhersof, 1, D.. III.
sy,t tHarmen, havo hereanto set nv
hand and Tfixed the seal Of said
- Courtthi- 7th day Of Aprii, A. n.
lsTT.
+. II. HARMON, Clerk Dis,ric. Court.
SIKH JDdic'a sitticf. Eareta To Ne,
by H. Moan ~ 1. ts~i nsv Clark.
C.G. ursKAgia. A. for I lain, q.
Ataw3n
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To the Unfortunate.
New Remedies! New Remodiesl
DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY.

q Mo. 623 kEAkNY STREET Cur
g. ~ ncr of Commercial. san fran.
H eIseo, Cab Private entrance on Con-
{6S4 merciai It Establish, d in 1854, fr
- tho treatment OF Sexual and Scansnal
btsea SOS such rs uonorrbua, bleet, StrIctare,
syphilis IN all its forms, Seminal ~ eak ness,
lnafrotel ey. etc. etc. Skin diseases OF years
standing and liberated Legs. cte.. successful
ly treated.
DK. UIBBoN has the plca-are of announ-
cling that hs has returned from visiting tho
principal hospitals OF Europe. and has re-
sumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time mol
mtn cy in seeking out new remcsiies. and has
returned with Increased facilities for tho ala
Walton OF human suffering.
Seminal Weakness.
Ssminsi emission is the consequence o. SELL
abuse. Ibis solitary vice. or dspraved scxuai
sndIlsence, u praeticcd By the youth VI both
sexes &c al almost unlimited extent, pTodue-
ing with unerr:5g certainty the following
train OF morbid symptoms. unless ofn bated
by scientilic medical measures. viz: Sailos
coa~ntenanee, dark spots under the eyes. pain
10 the head. ringing In tbs ears. noise like the
~rustling OF leaves or rafting OF charl0is, an-
easlRess about the loins. weakness Of the
iimos. confused vision. blanted Intellect. loss
OF confidence IglIcncc IN approaching stran-
gers. a dislike TO form new acquaintance. 9
disposition to shan society. loss OF memory.
p,tl pils and various crupfions aboat the face,
hectic Eashos, furred tongue, iGtid breate,
coughs. consumption, night sweats, ulopoms.
ola, and frequently insanity If relief be net
obtained. you should apply Immediately. eli
Their in person or by letter. and have q cure
effected by his now and scientific mode u
treating this disease. which never tails 81
saocung a quick and radical sure
Cured at Home.
Persons at a distance may be CURED Al
HOME. by addressing a letter to Dr.. GLIB.
6UN, stating ease. symptoms, length Of tine
the disease has continued. and have medicine
promptly forwarded. free from damsxe asd
curiosity. TO any part of the country, with
tali and plain directions for use,
By inciosins Te. Dollars coin in a regis
lered letter through the Postothee. O.
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co. a package o.
nedicare wall be Forwarded TO any part OF the
Tn on.
Persons writing to the Doctor will pless
state the name Of the paper they see this 30
vertisement in.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address DIR. j. Y. GIBB0S,
Box 1851. San Francisco. California
NJ
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FOR SALE!

nNf Nfw pur> ogTAnLE ENs;tNF.
" eylind I sxis. litn .S~k.f.rt.w.r Il
q b sesu n; ths 4stfr wd / epvf. Eureka.
Price Nery Ios. Aluls %
A.s.1RaW BRIDGE.
o1 IL DO. Nevada.
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SIAN w
3 O r G

V'HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST RE-
esivt-l all the necessary uacaincrY ct
stns ing 1rf~siaa Well. AMI ere nov IRE
fssre-i t. rsc i've rantrscs far boring. Ter
Information 10 r gard 10 srrna>. etc. apply 10
H. II. Palmer i W.
Eureka August =. ls-7. aa2u
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sAzzw xmzwrxsa1@.A cad sns s~~n aaxzzs.
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fgs@ C.lc1-sa far h1m< sit@ ~. asg in
s@rxncs up~a satA~r vessel 80 cxrxa- a
hzAssA he became gn@z~y- He wsz eane
deal hss skip A@a eaesgnsered b~i sesxA
ez, and Ss aesre'a f.r her safety In thi,
s;Eaig he ses; % has TREAD Isaac IL
called him frieai, fho1gh am under tfs<
inpressioa that ls.ac was ose az tia
ehildren " Israel
-Friend Isaac" he said, Il would liks
thee to insure my ship which is At sea
should have done II before, but have
carelcssly neglected il. II thee eansl
have the policy signed, all ready for de-
livery, at three O'Clock on the afternoon
Of the morrow, I will send aud get 1,
and send thee the money 10 full"
Isaac did not seem to be anxious to in.
sure the ship, but being assured that no
unfavorable intelligence had IN heard
from her, he said he would have the poll.
cy made out to take effect on and after
three o'clock the following day, but to
cover the ship and cargo from the date OF
her leaving India.
Early on the following morning Jacob
received a message from the hand Of q
captain just arrived to the effect that bis
ship was stranded and her cargo lost.
This was very unfortunate. Should
Friend Isaac happen to hear the news be.
fore the policy was made out, he would
not make it at all; or, if it was made out
and not signed, he would not sign it.
What should he dot He wanted to act
honestly. It would not be right to let
Isaac 60 and make out that policy under
such circumstances. Finally he bit upon
plan. He summoned his confidential
clerk and sent him with this mes6age: .ss
"Tell Friend Isaac that have heard
from my ahip, and If tho policyis not
signed be noed not sign It."
The clock was close upon tho stroke OF
three when the clerk arrived. Friend
Jacobs message was delivered. The ship
had been heard from, and if the policy
was not yet signed he need not sign it.
II think am in season to save it," the
clerk said.
mo, sir" Isaac answered, promptly
and emphatically. Now, in truth, the
policy Of the insurance had not been
signed, for the insurer had been In doubt
but when he heard the message he judged
at once that the ship was safe, and that
Jacob sought to save the heavy item of
premium he had agreed to pay.
mo, sir" he said; "you are not in time.
1t is past three o'clock; the policy ia
signed. I will go and get it."
He slipped out and hastily finished and
signed the policy, and having dried the
ink, he brought it to the clerk, demand
ing in return the sum which had been
agreed upon. The money was paid and
the policy was taken home to Friend
Jacob, who received it very gladly.
The end can easily be imagined; and it
il not difficult to judge which of the two
felt most aOro over the matfAr
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Connolsseurs

And others, not satisfied with the goods and prices
the interior. would and to their advantage to for
ward their orders TO the old and wcll.knowa Grocery
House Of c. J. HAwLsY 4 Co., established In 1858.
1t has one Of the largest and best selected stock Of
goods on the Pacific Coast Please favor u with your
orders. We guarantee satisfaction or refund the
money. Goods shipped to any depot or boat free Of
charge. Do not hesitate to send your orders. c. J.
HAWLEY CO.. Wholesale and Retail Groccrs III
and 215 suttor street. San Francisco p. O. Box sl4
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Purchasing Agency.

EUFUmo1u1R A8ehcys
Any parties DESTROYS Of having goods purchased for
them 10 San Franciscs can do - BY addressing Nrs
". H. Ashley. who will send samples Of goods for
their inspection. To the JodIss would cay that
have Arstcass establishment far Dressmaking, and
am prepared - execute country srdsp witA aspaseA.
Being engaged In buans0 here have the ADVANTAGE
Of buying goods direct from the importsn ct whole.
sale. and would give my patrons the bsnsnt Of same
Goods purchased and sentC. O. D. eepd for Circular
Address ms. ". II. ASHLEY. l0o sattss street,
Room 81, San Francisco
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A Shark Story.

The Providence Psvss tells this story,
apropos of shark story in the April num-
Der Of the Wide Awake, written by DR..
]. +. Payne: HE describes the capture
of o shark, and its dissection at sea, and
says that after the heart.had been removed
from the body and placed upon the deck,
it kept up its contractions for period OF
twenty minutes, Or half An hour, just the
same a. when in place and performing
it's Office of pumping the blood to the va
rious parts of the body We, in company
with the late Surgeon NacGregor, used to
enjoy, annually, ark-dshine excursion.
One season, We rendesvoused at Edgar
town, and 6shed for the monster Of
'Cspoge.' We caught, among others, a
fellow Of splendid pluck and proportions,
and decided to dissect him. We landed
him upon an old wharf, in Edgartown,
about four o'clock in the sfternooa, and
proceeded in true sufxsosS style. We
opsasd hin, took out his imDsase java.
which, vhss oPesed. panssd over 10 the
extreme q oar shoaldssn, 81 sfssrvsrd
fossd his hsssf exps.diag ssd eostrsct-
lag - II In LIE, tho1gA fAe body vss de-
veid Of blood We ezf de k<srt szt.
psncea i upas q isserssd frna try-kxsfis
ssed ~ sk~a<rS. snS praossdsd sisA Ger
vwk- ARR - kse fxisAes-is NJ.
snriF azk-ss sa~& she jxs sss ra~
As~ss. sne Ixxaw srss8 p1xynnx. 10 @zs
kuss&. asd psars6 m lsexsr spmn . ssuss
pnsx. w4dax - uwnr sa ms& bod @zr SEP
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J.w. sHAEFFER 4 CO.'S GREEN SEAL
CIGARS are made from finest Havana To.
baceo. S2S Sacramento street. San Francisco
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A-xEs sss - Ysg odd 1ehea.- &c i<~ss
80 k11KAr4 Ashes. ~ hs.a dswcvszr~6 IN
Cumnka Tia ES<x Dus~f snsl< ksg h
80 6s~w- u ~~@s sAxs 90 . s<xssSa
nd6ssmra ssas~~n o nx1A~r 81 pw~ex~y
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p~nss ch~zwme ss sAw r~ssx 1~xis
EkKm<nns A~s~xs~ss~a a< Wsn&sxw. end
.enss&~xss ~ sw1&s Sw~uGwy ~f sk~x
k~~m<xx.sea wSs $1,000 ~ aumEw -
.sNuuw< ssnE @rsa SxsxzunnR 60 -
Wxmnw - - sx m2 - 80 - .nxw
- go eu~~ ea~es n . 40 snunu1
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ALL Photographs made 1t the New York Gallery
NO - Third ST.. g. r. are guaranteed to be drstcass
Prices to suit the times J. II. PErERs Proprietor.
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For the best Photographs and the lowest prices 10
to the old and reliable establishment Of wM SHEw,
No. lis Kesrny street, San Francisco, established In
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THRrH sAvEp.-Filling Teeth . specially. Sets Of
Teeth from el0 upward. Teeth extracted without
pain. DIR. MORFFEw, lSo Suffer- street sF
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ErxA MOVERS, with double motion and
latest Improvements aud extras" at greatly
reduced prices. Berry & Place, corner Mar
ket and Fremont streets, San Francisco.
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BUrrERIcK Co.'S Patterns. spring styles. Send
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HKAkTxe EEsToKEp-Grr.i inyenfsoa by
one who wss deaf Tor - ysxrs. senx stamp
for particulars JSo. GAkxoEg Leck-sOx
eos. C0yingion. Ky.
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PHUroaRAPns OF superior nnish ct MoYse's Palace
Of Art. Az Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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NEAn~ws Msasr LGsExKxr - . s@Tw cGrr
fsr Se1rslxia. Heaa&rn-, kk~zm4xs~n. ctr
~ nz~.ry rrf1ndee Il 10 sea. ~ all erax
zast<. al 20 cts- Q bottle Asrxms a Csrg0gl.
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1900 . Nsa Naaf - asSaz ls3H.sH = %
R~x - axzy-Ur~w rus ~ nwn1
rNmw fne~ems~ est %zxna arEreseF ~ 80 y -
- - ~ sssr ~ 90 ...a Hn<a - ~ -
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The Fesftre Mssash iners.
RICHMOND, KENTUCKY,
September 18th, 1873

September 18th. 1873. !
Editor Interior Journal;
Last Saturday / vas
summoned TO aid in the capture Of several
Illicit distillen in Jackson county, and
left Stanford on the evening train and ar
rived at Mckee, the county seat Of Jack
son, on Sunday night. We made a raid
and succeeded in finding and breaking up
two moonshine distilleries ten miles from
Mckee, in the Big Hills. These still
houses were owned and run by Gregory
and Nicely, and James Cole, John Cole, and
one Clemmens. The elder Cole ia Bap-
tist preacher, and said that he had an
appointment 10 preach next Sunday at
Grey Hawk, and hated to be forced of TO
Louisville, "nntil after preaching was
over" We found the frst still on the 10th.
IL was located In deep, dark hollow.
Hearing before hand that the parties said
they did not intend h be arrested, we left
our horses about sixty yardi from the dis.
tillery and made charge in force on the
party Of moonshiners. Every thing was
soon In confusion men and boys plunged
into small creek near by. Several shots
were fired, but We pressed the party and
caught one man. Neely, who owned one OF
the stills, had a cave near by into which
he went to escape. We knew he had gone
in, but not to be Ouidone by the sly foxes
that have holes." We got some dry wood
and intended 10 smoke Aim Oui, rabbit fash
lon. Al this crisis his wife came to the
rescue and sgreed that II We would not
smoke him she would 60 In and twist her
husband out. Away she went, clear out Of
sight, through the hole In the ground, and
Alter some little time both OF them emery
sd-she carrying his pistol In her hand
We then destroyed the tubs, and started
towards the place Of Jim Cole, which We
reached after some delay and trouble. cap
.ured Cole, taking him by surprise. This
Cole party Is about the hardest set ever
aw. They have been running and hiding
rom the L. \. officers fur long time. We
ave nov three of the moonshiner- In Gus
Ody. and arrived here to-day with them
viii leave for Louisville Tomorrow. The
aptured s'ils viii be brought to Rich.
nond to-day. thur crowd of oni 'ers epn-
isied Of Walker i.ahdrsn,, Young Burion,
Wash Rodgers, Ballard Rodgerr and my
w. all asier that inlrepid oiLoer, Colansl
holloway. Every man did his dniy, aud
% had good iilae, bni little slsep.
WoOD LYrTLE.
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POLITICAL
The Mountain Echo ssmrcs ". that Tom
Turner will have opposition. and that. too.
from man who will snatch from Turner's
head "the crown Of succe~a." All right:
iro, on, your man, and while he Ia irving
to snatch "the crown. the Democrat. win
take pain. to snatch him bald-headed. Let
the fun begin at once ...... Hon. Thomas l..
Jones, Of Newport, a candidate fcr Cover.
nor, addressed small crowd Of our citi.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-09-20
LAST winter in Louisville, negro

LAST winter in Louisville, q negro
named Henry Croomes, qusrrelled
with his mistress, who was sick in bed.
He ordered her TO get up, but on her
failing 10 obey, he threw a can Of
coal oil on her, set the bed on ERE,
and locked her in the room. The
building and two others were destroy.
ed and the woman burned to death.
Croomes was tried In February, and
the jury found him guilty and 6xed
his punishment at death. The case
was taken to the Court Of Appeals.
which sustained the decision Of the
lower Court. Then Governor Nc
Creary was appealed to, but he was
unable to extend his clemency. A
few days ago he sent the death war
rant to tho Sheriff of jefferson. fixing
the 4th Of October as the day for
Croomes to swing.