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NOTICE.
Administratur's A Notice.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
I subscriber has been appointed ana qualifiedas
Administrator on the estate OF Charlotte s. Bop
ham, late OF Hamilton County, deceased.
l.. d. BlbNHAM. g
Dated at Elizabethtown. Ohio this 9th esl y
April. 1873 Layl-3la
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Congress - second Ses-
sion.
SENATE.


WASHINGTON, April 30.-The bill for the
relief of certain settlers on the public lands
was reported back from the Committee on
Public Lands and placed on the calendar.
The report of the Conference Committee
on the Naval Appropriation Bill was
read and adopted.
The Committee on Finance reported adj
versely on the concurrent resolution against
continuing the Sinking Fund.
The House amendments to the bill to re-
peal the Bankrupt Act were reported and
after long debate a motion to refer the
bill and amendments to the Judiciary Com
mittee was rejected, and it was ordered to
be printed and the Senate adjourned
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 80. In Committee
of the Whole the House resumed considera-
ton Of the Legislative Appropriation Bill
After a long and excited discussion the
Committee arose without completing the
bill, and the House adjourned.
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Sold. Oferedat.

The following is the 80 p. m. report for New
York Stock Market, as received by Lea, Sterrett u
% hirdr
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Sprinklers again on the street.
Joseph Evans, of Enon, was bound over
in $500 by Squire Hallenback on the charge
Of false pretenses preferred byJ. A. Myers.
Old man Rhodemus, who lives on West
High street, had leg broken by the banks
caving while digging vault on Race street.
Bob Ingersoll lectures Thursday night.
Notwithstanding his well-known antagon-
ism to Christianity, many of the strictly
orthodox will attend.
Chief King and the boys of Queen No. 2,
are repairing the woodwork of the Factory
street Engine-house. Already the front
looks much improved.
MAYORS CoURr. u ohm Wilson, disorderly,
81 10; Joshua Jones, drunk and disorderly,
81 80; Conrad Lohnes drunk, "a 10; Chas.
Hoddinott, disorderly, 81 10; Geo. Mickens,
disorderly, $4 10; Thos, Dugans, violating
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Judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
yesterday in the case of the First National
Bank, Washington Courthouse, against A
Dewitt and A. =. Silcott, to recover 81. $40 9G
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21
Ne Tastes Of Minnesota Air.

There Is q sign.board put up at the
State line 10 tell unwary travellers which
State they are In. We all watched for
q. with great ssgerness. and when We
passed IL We knsw We we're In Mime
sofa. The clear atmosphere. the bra.
cling. invigorating air. the blllowy fields
OF verdant meadow and golden s,ubbls
and the low wooded hills all proclaimed
Minnesota. But above all. the air.
Ali How the sxcursionists thrust their
heads out Of the car windows. and
crausd out their necks. and sucked II in
by the buckstful. oxygen. coal smoke.
cindsrs. snais and all. and said u was
good. And IL was. too. You can't put
enough impuriiy in IL TO spoil II. and
there isn't spsck OF dust in IL, any
where in the State. after you get away
twenty inches from q car window. One
passenger, who mistook n slow board
for the State line, had been breathing
himself hoarse for twenty-five miles on
common air. declaring all the time how
delicious 10 was. He was greatly NOR
tined when he learned his mistake. and
woald not breathe at all again until we
reached Minneapolis. This 10 the place.
I don't think any Of the party want to
come back again. You can cit at your
window and watch the town grow. And
while you are looking in one direction .
man will build house In another. II Is
the busiest place I have seen this sum-
msr. Il makes . lazy mans back ache
L..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21
Ratilssnake lack.

Rattlesnake Jack Is the euphonious
title Of long. haired scout who appeared
on our streets this week clad In buck
akin habilimsnts. Jacks forte 10 ora
tory and shooting After getting out
aide OF half q dozen "straights" he
opened In this style; I'm q man from
the mountains. I'm . hysna from the
tropics and . nephew Of old Kit Car
son I've got q string OF scalps that a
mule can't pack. General Crook and
m. used to slesp in the same blankets
and smile from the same bottle; I'm
q poker player from Arizona. and my
mother rode on the iirst steamboat that
over navigated the Columbia I'm .
buzrard from the Rockies and 'cuss'
on general principles haint slept on
door for fourteen years, except In q
guard house like whisky better than
Moses loved the bullrushes l ken shoot
a mols's eye out 800 yards and make .
jackass rabbit ashamed Of hisself for q
hundred" Here Jacks Grafton was cut
short by one Of an sdmirine crowd. who
invited him 10 mohtsn. When last seen
this celebrated pyfsonags was trying to
get bet that hs could spit in mans
eye nine times out OF ten at twenty
PAGES. According to . letter from j. II.
Rook. Indian Agent at klamath. MIR.
Rattlesnake Jack forgot to say that be
stole horse and needle gun from an
Indian at Linkville rscsntly.-Graai
County Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

Tmx members OF the Burlington Boat
ing Association are all he-rows. every
one Of them. There 10 not girl in the
association.-Harkeys. All buoys
We supposed . be rowin' was always q
girl.-Aroru Ne,cs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

An Ohio woman has recently given
birth to four boys and one girl simul'
tansousiy. IL Is pleasant TO observe
how the demand for Ohio men regulates
the proportion OF the SEXES as well as the
general supply.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

"wHAr would you say II you should
see the Indians coming right down upon
you now Z" asks an Oregon paper.
Havent given the. question much
thought. but strikes us we would say.
"excuss nv back"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

Orn hat dances on our head like IN
iniuriatsd tee kettle lid. We can hear
our soul slashing around like q teaeup-
full OF scalding grease every time We
move.-P. Donordn.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

Two lawyers. while bathing at st.
Croix the other day. were chased out OF
the water by Q shark. This is the most
ilagrsnt case OF want OF professional
courtesy on record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

Tuxnk isn't as much fuss made over
the Inauguration Of boys hrst pants
pockets a. there Is over the laying Of .
corner stone. but thsrs are more things
put in it.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

LIN mo kick him for his motor.
10 what the disappointed stockholders
nov say about Kesly.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

THfr tell Of Mr.. Henry. Of Lam
caster. Pa. who has had his leg broken
seventeen timss-probAbly ON wager.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

wnY can't America get up weather
OF her own instead Of depending in this
abisct way on Forrinheatr
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

TIE heat wave 10 Republican cam
paign document. IL kills on those who
drink bad vhisky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21
MEDICAL.
CATARR
Sneexing cstarrh, Chronic c.
tarrh, uIosrstive Cstsrh,
permanently euFsd BY
8ANfOR0S
RADICAL oA!L!.-

s.xyowr R.pscAL cv..y.. c.I....s, I, .ssss,
certain. sad psfnsnsns ssr: for css.sss e sssY
Il parsiy y % sessisSls Sissilsiiea and ! scpiisd
loesiy ~ is.sh.iisa. ssd ssessssiiSosllZ " y.
ssasfassoss. ID soothes. heals. and elcansos tho
a.s.l passeg.s of every eeling q hssyin5.a oS.
s.mia,isred n rsnovsiss ne e,.ed. psrf1ss 4 81
The acid poson with which u "a alvays chargsd IN
Cafanh. eliminates the stomach. liver, and ktdnsIl,
tho formsficn of sound. healthy tissnc. and nnaiy
obtains eemplct, control ovef the ehesse. Ihs
a.. Ssises SdIy csss. ~
eiiestcd By tho,lsands Who gratefully reeosnnsp1
!, 2 fsi'svasssss ks ;sisssds 9ias ~ ne ss
nost Fcsrocfaslc ani reliable references. n b .
pc.t and eood medicise. and worthy an cont
ssrIs and Dr. ksnisr,I. I@rssysa laS.liPE TuIe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

HKxSxPIS County. Mimi. has s2s3.-
376 in its treasury and owes nobody.
What under the sun Is the treasurer
waiting for ?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

HhTcnTC obtained for mechanical de-
y vices. medical % Other CON-
pounds, ornsnsntal dssigns
trsds marks and labels. Csvests. Alsignnsnts,
lntsrfsrsnoss Appeals. euits foe infdnltnsnts
and aii csses ariiins undsr ths PATkNT, Laws
promptly attended to.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
Rejected II G =: !: s::; s:::': es: 5. s:Z 3:
sntsd b. rs. Bsins eypo-
site the Patent Once, No oAnl nAks cAoesf
searches. and secure Paisnts more prompuy.
And with broader claims. than those who are
remote from Washington.
InuENTnRc s:ad q. . modal o sas.ss 2. !.
= Il :. exaninatena Ktn %
iss. and NO caxRoi dNLEss rIfssi Is
skoURkD.
We refer 70 ofnciais IN the rstsnt ono, 70
our clients In svevy stats % The unson. snd 70
your senators and Rsprsssutstivs n ooo9fsss.
special references given when desired. -
o. A. sNoM Z 90.
Opposite Patsnt Ono. wnshngton, D. o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

Sweet memories Of the shsdovea lane
Wherein I used 10 walt.
To go her pas the waving gfain.
bsyond her fssner's gate.
sbs comes again. thosgh ysars have nsd.
Her trsssss q stipg free;
The sunsst turns the sky 10 rvd-
she iinsers stiil With me.
Sweet memories Of our whispered words.
whsu love and iifs were young;
TIE msrry wabls of the birds.
The music of her tosxas.
And 10 vs talked Of love tooiong.
Forgetting time must ny
whsi nattsrei uf The rooins cong
Was in the summsr sAy.
The b>seh~s bent above sseh bead.
The bresss vss Ia the rine.
And over ell the sansst shed
A radiance divine.
stiii eiinrs hsr love ~ eiose - then.
And eth h~r songs are sans.
And she 10 dearsr far than when
Our love and iifs wtrc ycung.
Beside The sfsIi oil ocean
NE stood In rapt devotion.
with look that sesnsd " grasp some vision
Then turned about her psess.
One Of the barefoot sraees.
And hss fsiry ises rstsesiins made pcss hoiss
In the sand. is.~io~ Itsf.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-21

Ths NlasotIA BAIn 10 q sure dsvics fos
creating pure snd blooming eomplsxiou.
Il eopceals ali natural blsmishss In the mosa
surprising and effective manner.
II removes all rvushnsss. eruptions, redneee.
bktehss, frcckies and Tan with magical power
Il drives away I'll evidences Of fatigue n
e1cltensnt.
II makes the plainsst fses beautiful.
II gives the complexion dAzslins parity and
MAKES the meek. fsos md arms aypsar grsesfui.
rotund and plump.
It mshes maHon Of % or 70 look not mors
than 20 years old. and changes the rustic mai.
dan ints cultivated city bslie.
Tzs Na0noiia Baiss rs9soe0 az Asss!AAs. csd
ooaosais scsry drusoock 10 beohfy: oyd. vAbS v
y AZ Aasynlsa a. eafer. " v Sojlfttlks " ~
se.cfs Aat ne oiosssf eossrvr eenno< defsd w
tA.
iadies who want 10 mafs theussivss q.
trsctivs can make an sbsoiuts certainty Of II By
using HAaAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. and We know
OF no other way. II 10 the cAsspset prepsrstion
In the world. all things oonadsfsd. and may b
bad at any drug store. nslem
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
BOWERS MANSION
wAsnoR VALLEY,


TsHI MOST BEAUTIFUL. ooNvR. -
= nisnt, healthful and pl<asurabis u!
piAce Of resort to b iou'd In the s,s's
op:s @ g yulroas. PLEASURE P1aTiEs
Lovely groves Of fruit and ornamental trsss.
uassy lawns, . fns cfoQuet ground. swings.
ctc.. for the frss use and pleasure Of the guests.
Aho hos. cold, steam and plunge baihs. with
hsthinF suits. fins shooting ground for shoot
Ing ciubs.
Assls q all hours Of the dsy. Charges rss-
suable. The Bar connected with the houss 10
wpil Stocked with the choicest brands OF winss,
Liquor and Clg.y.
fhs Virginia and Truckss Railroad passes
within . short distance. and light wagons con:
veg guests 70 and from the Hansion fres OF
E rrss uss Of the grounds for pienies ss
Tirt,ei.ss pss,urss ., 81 Per month.
myso n NAT. HOLMES, Proprietor.
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ATsE4N..:T:S

OBTAINED FOR MECHANICAL pxvfoIs,
medical OF other cumpcunds ornansntA
dssisns. trade marks ssd hbeaa. Cavses A..
siI mssisrs rslssins . Pstsass pssnpsiy stsssd
Cd 70 We make prslininasy sxsntnaiicns and
furnish opinions - 10 patsataotlty. ne %
charge, and all who ere intsrsstsd N usw tnvso-
tons and Patents ars inviAd 70 send for copy
Of our Guide for Obtaining rstsnts" which
plets distractions how 70 obtain HatsafA md
other valuable matter. Daring the past hve
yeau Ne have obtained beafis tbrss tnsssene
patents fer American and foreign invsnesspl ed
can 1vs s:sisi.esory rsfsrvness y sfn1a svssJ
LOUIS lAaqIn , 90, 4
Solicitors Of Hatsnts "a xaossys = rAv.
hpso'f ssia';{; 81 iS.'Ai.sssas 10
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,nkflpaAl sAleon.

s !ss Viii, s: e :..sa "a, ss:s: !: :ss
SifIcGS. q D. 1ssss MN rsnsh. % ~
- ~ sss.r saal'' . s,d -
yoaN AND ANnr HoesNDRocKs
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nrosrs ofoou or BuLLloN sse.,.:ss. !.
fHlCATns th;rsfc., Psyssis tss .hs eIt.o. o. 2,
mara COLLECTIONS, purehass Balboa atths most
fayonbls ratss, o. sdvancs coin sAefeon veen
ssns S siiis q Ersssass. sad iIsssssss osasal
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

lCI'0GER
t9
,-pyf Ssni.. ~,
Clothing cf C.
one low Prict
-4U btyB su
ems suitaas lc
nd SONG 3, B
thsrs l4.l6
nd then come
0 odd years of
,n6rm success /
patrons living
all ths nee, q
make ~ snits
make low as
'src n suit
Ics n'satsand
os1l1 M A
'W1N!Edro
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
MSOusStruck.

The moon fulls to day, and on Thurs
day evening the editor of the ErerS
Evsning was out gazing at i's gradual
changes. We reminded HIM last Sat
urday Of the approaching change and
regre tied the effect which that full
luminary combined with defeat Of the
Democracy in South Carolina might
have upon his mental caliber. Happi-
ly for him South Carolina went glOri.
ously Democratic and thereby relieved
the double strain upon his mental Or
gans, leaving only the full moon to
contend with. As the time drew on
when old Luna was to shed forth her
most brilliant rays, our model editor
who in Just the man to edit a newspa-
per. might have bssn seen on Thursday
night, with his editorial cloak drawn
closely around his editorial body, look
ing through his editorial quizzing glass
o., and with his editorial pencil he no.
ted in his editorial not. book the
changes and influences which the bright
rays Of the moon had upon the editorial
brain.
He looked and 10 the moon about
two hours high and nearly full, was
partly obscured by thin whitish cloud
through which the rays Of the moon
stresmed, forming lunar bow. This
lunar phenomenon had q wonderfully
lunar effect upon the lunatic mind of
our model editor. The longer he gazed
upon the sight the colors became more
duh, and the editorial mind more illu-
minated, until at last the colors became
brown and dull, ~ the editorial mind
became more brilliant. As tho b.auti-
ful sight faded away the editorial mind
was impressed with the thought that
only in the Southern States did such
sp-et scles appear; the North, Of course,
since las: Tuesdays elections, having
lost al attractions. This sxperienc.
bridges the moon plagued editor over
another change, and We shall watch
" it'll considerable interest what the
next full moon change will bring forth.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09
A Disappointed Party.

"Disappointment turks in every
prize" is an old and true saying, but
70 tn. Democrats il never was more
strikingly true than since the Nov.m.
ber elections. They had the next Presi.
d-ncy all fixed and made sure, and all
that was needed was q figure head for
She party. Tho only question that
seemed to disturb their serenity, was
whether Bayard or Tilden, Thurman OF
Hendricks should lead the victorious
hos. on to the White House. The Oc-
tober elections, though Ohio turned her
back upon them gave them hope. Maine
falt.red, Indiana arrayed herself on
their side, and Iowa tor the first time let
the enemy have q foothold. This is
what inspired the party with false
confidence and like an tgnustatm led
them on through the dark until the
November elections have shown them
that they are standing upon the brink
of a precipice which will be their de-
struction in 1880. The party devoted
its energies to making a solid South
and it has got it, but when 1t finds II
self in possession of that prize it looks
northward and finds that it has sue
cerded in making solid Republican
moth as well. For every Republican
OF tn. South no matter how white or
how black his skin that has been mur.
derei, MANNED, whipped or driven
from home, double the number Of hon
sst and liberty loving Democrats of the
north, have joined the Republican party
and with it are marching on to the
great victory that awaits them in 1880.
and that will not require this vote of
any Southern State to decide. No won
der that the Democracy are surprised
and disappointed ions of future
greatness have vanished, and the gol-
den fruit of victory, almost ready to
pluck, has turned to ashes upon their
lips. Last Tuesday did the work. Let
us take glance over the field, and in
this glance we shall leave the Solid
South where her enemies have left her
writhing under the heel OF fearful des
potism, the remains Of the old slave dig
archy. Turning northward, where lib
erty dwells and lifts aloft the starry
banner. we find that the following
named states have tax en- their places in
the Republican ranks ard will remain
there until Justice is assured to the
South. and it will bs as safe for a Re-
publican to vote in South CaIollna and
Mississippi as it is in Massachusetts
and New Jersey: Colorado, Connect.
cut. Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maine, Mas
sachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Ne.
braska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Vel
mont and Wisconsin. 1t is a singular
coincidence that the Republican State'
above named Just have 1856 votes in thu
Electoral College, exactly the number
that Hayes got in 1876 and which elect
ed him by one majority. 1t is reaSona
bly, certain that all the States named
will vote in 1880 as they did this fall
and that they will be reinforced by
CALIFORNIA; with six votes, and Oregon
with three votes, swelling the Republi
can vote to 1874 and reducing the Demo
cratic vote to ITS. This computation gives
the Democracy the solid South with l6(
votes and Indiana the only Northern
State they now hold with 10 votes, bu
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

70 me directed, viii he exposed U Fublic sale,
at the
HOTEL OF ALEX. MAxwELL.
In Middietown. In St Georges Hundred,
10 New Castle County. Del, on
THURSDAY.
THE ltrH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1874.
The following described Real Estate, vil:
No 1. All that farm and tract Of land
situate In Appoquinimink Hundred, New
Castle county and State OF Delaware, bounded
ana described NJ ioilows, 10 wit On the
north BY the public roah leading from the
thoroushiare neck road to the Landing known
~ TNomss's Landing, on ApPo9uinimink
creek, on the east BY land ol Samuei o.
Thomas, on tho southeast by land Of John
Appleton and on the southwest BY the public
road leading from the State road to Tsyior's
bridge over Blackbird creek, called the Thor.
oughfare neck road, containing ist acres Of
land, he the same more or less, with large
two ind half s,oried double brick mansion
house, fmme barn and stabling, carriage
hou'e, wagon house and shedding, and one
frame tenant house thereon erected.
No q All that farm or tract ofland situate
IN st. Georges Hundred, In the County and
State Aforesaid, bounded and described Us
follows. to wit: On the north and northeast by
~. Augustine creek, on the east by land OF
Wilson Z. Vandegrift, on the south by land OF
Henry g. Walter and land Of Leonard q.
Vandegrlit and on the west BY land Of Philip
Graham, containing 10 acres Of upland and
marsh, more or less with a two-toried
rame dwelling frame yranary and frame
barn thereon erected.
No.3 All that lot OF Ian and premises In
the village Of Odessa, St. Georges hundred,
bounded and described Ne follows, To wit: Be
ginning at n stake on the westerly side Oi
Main street O corner for land late OF Daniel
Corbit, deceased, and these premiset, thence
with said Main street south AZ degrees east
$50 feet to stake corner as last aforesaid,
thence with said Corbit line Az degeees west
$50 feet TO q stake corner as Aforesaid,
thence north ~ degrees west $50
TO stake corner ~ last Aforesaid,
thence north ~ degrees east S3s ieet 10 the
place OF beginning; be the same more or less,
with a two and u half stOried double frame
dwelling house and frame stable thereon
erected. Book 2, Vol 10. Page 80, &c.
Seized and taken in execution MS the pro
perry Of Francis T. Perry, and TO be sold by
ISAAC GkUBB, sheriff.
Sherit's office, New Castle, Oct. 18th,
prt3l
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

which in ~ general rsvolutioN NOD
going on Suld most sasuredly sanss
herself q The side Of the solid Nortt
against the solid South. watchman
what Of the night All bright for the
Republican future; all dark for the dis
appointed and Misguided Democrats.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-09

N sHERM4r s.zs W s5;ss ,ssss.;, sr:f,
purchased Durankk's Rhsumstic Remedy tor
friends suffering with rheumatism, and In
every instance Il worked like magic" Sol
by ali Druggists. Send ior circular 70 X.
HELPHENSTlNE, Druggist, Washington
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