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Bcecher-TiltOn.

ST. PAUL, MINI, April 1s.--Thc
following was published hero: "ThO
publication Of Mrs. Tilton's card was
as much surprise to ne as to the
public. I had no agency in its publ
cation, preparation or origiuation.
Mrs. Tilton has made no Ovcrturcs to
MO for family reunion, nor have |
nude any to her, nor had our two
daughters ever made such ovcrturcs to
either Of their parents. What Mrs.
Tiltou's future plans are, do not
know. Whether she is to live in
Brooklyn, do uot know. have not
been in brooklyn for many msnths,
nor have I occupied my rooms in New
York City for more than two or three
days during the present year, accord.
iugly having so little need of them,
when the lease expired | did not re-
new it, but vacated my apartments.
I have long ago thought Of going and
have paid for ticket to Europe, to
sail Immediately after the close Of my
lectures Ny daughters arc in Ger
many, designing to stay there three
years, and during that time expect
to spend with them every day and hour
which my vacation will permit. The
otOry that Mrs. Ti!ton is to accompany
me 20 Europe, or that there is to be u
reunion Of the family on my return. is
. fabrication. A week or two before
the publication Of Mrs. Tilton's card,
persons heard that she hai made
private confession to some Of tho H.
dies Of plymouth Church, who had
been her intimate friends, but oil this
| know less definitely than did my Gu.
cmics, and I hero repeat that l had
nothing TO do with tho origination or
Inspiring Of Mrs. Til,on's card; nor
had any previous knowledge that q
public confession was to be made, or
that there had been pending any ne
gOtia,isns between her and myself 70
reunion Of the family.
(Signcd) TnEODoRE TILroS.
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Election Notice.

Notice Is hereby given 10 the voters Of the
town Of llesiOn, that m election will Lc
held nj the Court House in sIid town. on tile
first Monday in May, 1873, for the election
Of IL Mayor and four Aldermen for said.
to serve rs such for the term Of one year.
Voters will vote for Mayor and one Couu.
Gilman from the Ward in which they re-
side, according 10 the provisions oil til
amended rl:Hrter of said Town
J. II. TODD, Mayor.
j. j. NEFF. Recorder. mar223.i,
Also for the election Of
FIVE SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
for tic independent School District of Yves
ton, to serve rs such Tor the tine prescribed
by law.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


commissioners OFFICE,
Circuit Curt Of LEAFS county,
Weston, W. Va, Feb. 81, 1878.
To J, Hamilton Bush and Cecilia y. Lush,
his wife, plaintiffs
vs..
Gee. ", Jackson, John C. Jackson, Nahnu-
icl Bush, md Martha L. Eash his wi e,
Robert L. Hush, Jnspcr Peterson, " A..
+ Miles, james w.. Niles, Jonathan NJ
Bennett, Executor, Jacob ". Hudson and
PnmtliH +. Hudson, his wife, Matthew
Elmiston and VIM. L. Arnold, defend
ants
WIlliam l.. Huntington sur irving: Trustee,
plaintiff;
vs..
Jasper Peterson aud John q Jackson, dc
tcndaEts.
IL CUASCERY.
fon nrc hereby nUiiIictl TINT have Iixel
upon the 10th day OF June, 1878, III my said
Office, In the town Of Weston, to audit,
s,alc, settle and report the state and cOadi.
ton Of tho rxCcutOiial account Of the it :
Iendant, ]. N. Bennett, executor OF the last
will and testament of Jlcou J. Jackson, de.
ceased, required 10 he TAKEN, by decree
Of The Circuit cOur, of Lewis county, zen.
drred on The 22ud day of December, 1877 ut
Il spCria! tcrm Of sail court, in The above
styled causes, pending in said court, in
which you are parties plaintiffs md defend.
anis aud TINT shall continue the saup
fro" day 10 day, anu time 10 time, ifae {.
essary,..lntil my report shall he completed.
Given under my hand, as one n the COM
missiOners Of said court, this 10Th day OF
February, 1873.
WM. ". DltANN0N,
Commissioner.
april9O Nv.
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Burnside.

Washington Correspondent Of tho Wheeling
lut.lligcncsr.
General burnside has introduced
into tho Senate bill which is attract.
ing a great deal OF attention. your
correspondent asked the General
whether it was n joke, as everybody
thought, or whether it was serious
performance.
&" What bill 2" asked tho Senator.
Your educational BILL"
(Which educational bill? I've offer.
ed several"
This bill, Senator"
A bill 10 introduce moral and socia'
science into tue public schools Of the
District Of Columbia.
Be it eaactca by The Senate ane
House Of Representatives cf'the Uuisec
States Of America in Congress assem-
.Uca, That the stockholders shal
Introduce, as part Of the daily cxer
ciscs Of each school in their jurisdiction
instructions III the elements Of sociaI
and moral science, including industry
order, economy, punctuality, patience
self.dcnial. health, purity, temperance
cleanliness, honesty, truth, justice,
pOlitcness, peace, fidelity, philanthro
py,. patriotism, scll.respect, hope
perseverance, checrlullncss, cUur'
age. self.re!iauco, gratitude, pity.
mercy, kindness, conscience, reflection,
and the will.
SEC. 9. That it shall DO tho duty o.
the teacher to give q short oral lesson
every day upon Que Of tho topics men-
toned 10 section one Of this act, mud to
require each pupil to furnish thought
or other illustration Of the same upon
the morning following.
SEC. 3 That emulation shall bc cher
ishcd between tho pupils in accuAula.
ting thoughts md facts in regard 10
tho noble traits possible, aud in illus
trating them BY their daily conduct.
Oh! Yes. That's all right. There
is more in that than may appear ut first
sight. Our schools need something
Of the kind. My idea is that tho teacL i.
cr shall take up one subject each day
aud talk on it, say for twenty minutes.
Take. economy, for instance. The
teacher talks about it; shows how, by
sobricty, patience, sclf.deniul, temper.
auce aud cleanliness, family can I've
on 4 small salary. Our people can do
that
Why that will be Gol.scud,
Senator. "
"Of course. And then there j
justice the children Justice
very few people know just what that
means. aud | tell you We want more Of
it III our daily lie. Justice suggests
pity, mercy. kindness conscience. You
STE one thing leads to another This
course " i'll brurGt tue teucher US we'll
as the pupil. The teacher will have to
think the subject over before talking
OIL it und will VI necessity absorb ZONE
Of the thong gifts. After thinking md
talking on gratitude could u teacher 10
uugraIrful?
l!ardly."
"NUt for that day, any hOw."
Certainly not ="
"My bill is intended for tho schools
Of tho District, but it ought to DO up.
piled elsewhere and everywhere. 1t
can't do aug harm, aud it may do some
good. "
D." Tint is moro than can be said for
much Of our Legislation. Senator. "
I" Of cvuIse it is-EOu catch the
idea.
!" Then the bill is sober, serious
thought Of your own. mud not d joke
nor introduced "by rqucsl?'
" Exactly So
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DFSThu'inc,' you can engage in.
DID l s. 10 SO pr day made By
any worker ofeither sex, right In their own
loCaIi'ies. Particulars and samples worth
s. free. improve your srSre timc at this
business. address SrSsox 4 Co., Portland
Maine.
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ANGNA MoTICNS.
NOTICE.
To Persons Having Claims
Against Lewis County.

In pursuance Of IN order made BY the
county court of Lewis county ut its April
Term, 1878, hereby give notice to NIL
persons having claims against Lewis county
that an Auditing Committee, consisting Of
three of the Justices of said court, will sit al
the court house oil said cUuuy, on
Thursday. May 3Oth,
Friday, May 3lst and
Saturday, June 1st, 1878.
Then and there to audit and lis, all such
claims as may be presented to them, Tor the
action Of the court. Clnims may be lcIt
with the undersigned, at his Office, ut any
time before the meeting Of said committee !
and they will be by him presented 10 said
Committee. Claims must be properly
proven before The undersigned or some
Justice or Notary Public.
by tie terms of the order aforesaid pet
sons failing TO present their claims on or be-
fore the Isl day Of June, 1878, will be- de-
barred the right Of having them audited or
allowed until the levy term ofls70.
Given under my baud, this 18th DAY Of
April, 1873.
J. WoOFTER, Clerk.
A Mill 10 Iw
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NVMllTsEIUNIWS VFFTVF,
Circuit Curt Of LEAFS county,
Weston, W. Va, Feb. 81, 1878.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13
NOTICE.

NHis cIRTIriEs THAT I HAVE rHIa
ist day Of August. 1873, Appointed uRo'
AL 70 b nY authorised coiisrtos.
suin 7. J. NAaIk. u. D.
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6oRh.

CARPENTER CARROLL- ln Gold It'll. An.
gust Z. By Justice noses, J. Il. Carpenter To
Miss Mary Carroll.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

A sroaY has bean started to the effect
that Secretary Thompson would shortly
succeed Attorney General Dsvsns. and
that Governor Rice. Of Massachusetts,.
would succeed Thompson. As stories
Of changes in the cabinet and war with
Mexico are alternately circulated with
remarkable regularity. no attention was
paid 70 the rumored casting out Of At
tornsy-Gsnsral Dsvsns from the E,scu-
tive Council. The story. however. has
been instfumsntL In drawing from the
President Q remark which ssrvsst to show
that he 10 determined to make his Ad-
ministration notable In one respect at
Lest. Referring to the rumor about
changes In the Cabinet. the President
said : "Ths relations between all the
members OF the cabinst and myself have
been from the frst. and are now. en-
tirsly harmonious and pleasant. and 1t
il one Of ny ambitions. as far a. ! am
concerned. that my administration shall
b notable - one whose cabinet was 10
existent rith ID. in Its entirety. from fist
10 last, unbsoksn BY any changes and
unmarried by any flaw Of unkindly
feeling
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

Jussixu divides plants into three di.
~visions-,he a~cotyledons. when the seeds
arc destitute OF lobes; the m%onocotyle-
dons. with one lobe; aud tho dicotyls-
dons. with two lobes. The first In
cludss what Linnpus calls cr~yptogamia;
the second Is divided into three classes,
OF four orlers. eight orders and four
orders. The dicotyledons are divided
into eleven classes, containing seventy
eight orders. Tho Linnran system
consists Of twenty.four classes and
twsnty-sir orders. divided into 3,0OO
genera; the genera into 10000 or co.
900 species; and the species into an
almost infinite number OF varieties.
The twenty.four classes depend upon
the number Of stamsns. and the orders
on the number OF pistils.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

ONIONS, says Hassiiquist. can never
BE- sufficiently recommended. They
possess more nourishmsnt than. per.
h.ps, any other vegetable. 1t is q well
known fact that q Highlander. with q
few raw onions in his pocket and q crust
OF bread or q bit Of cake. can work or
travel 10 an almost incredible extent for
two or three days together. without any
other food. Whoever has tasted onions
In Egypt must allow that none can be
had better in any part OF the world.
Here they are sweet /; in other countries
they are naussous and strong, whereas
In the north and other parts they are
hard Of digestion. Hence they cannot
in any place be eaten with moro sa.isfac.
ton or less prejudice than In Egypt.
They eat them roasted. also made into
q soup. which is one OF the best dishes
ever eaten.
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TEE cnIsEaE EnsAssY.

Precisely what bearing the arrival OF
the Chinese Embassy will have upon the
solution Of the immigration question. 1t
10 ii present impossible 10 foresss. But
one thing is very apparent. The mis-
sion IL sent 10 this country for the er-
pres purpose Of putting q stop to the
agitation against the Mongolians on the
Pacific Coast. or II that IL impossible. as
they will ind II is. TO influence the pro-
posed legislation In Congress by their
pressnes in Washington. and prevent
any action looking toward the Abrega-
tion OF svsn mobilization OF the Bur-
lingams Treaty. That this il true. is
evident from the action Of the Embassa-
don even since they reached San Fran
cisco. The chief has publicly declared
that his government has no intention Of
submitting to any change in the treaty.
The Consul at San Francisco. In an in
tsrvisw with . reporter in the East. said
that they intended to teach the Chinese
in the country the English language.
This would bring rs nearer together.
and We should eventually learn to ''lovs
and respect the Asiatics. One OF the
Embassy 10 nov furnishing . series OF
letters to the ArgSnaui. written in the
choicest Of English. with 9 view to prov
ing tina. his people are q blessing to this
country. and that California owes all her
prosperity TO thsm' In view Of these
facts We certainly a hope for but little
aid from the Embassy in putting an end
to the curse Of Chinese immigration.
It Is cheering to know that Prssident
Hayes 10 impressed with the magnitude
Of the evil under which the Pacific Coast
10 groaning. and that he will do all In
his power 10 mitigate ID. From British
Columbia also ONE rsfrsshing news.
Parliament has imposed an annual tar
Of $40 on every Chairman In the pro-
vince. and this. II II does not check
their coming. will ct least force them 70
raise thsir price for labor. In imposing
this tar the Government Of British Co
iumbia has set . worthy example which
our Congress. however. cannot follow.
unless the Burlinsams treaty is modi-
fsd. for that document provides that
the Chinese shall Be treated with the
same privileges a. those granted to citi-
xsns Of the most favored nations. But
Congress can, and must, modify or alb
roeats that treaty. either with or with.
out the consent Of China. To allow II
TO continue in force Is = suicidal policy.
and We have no right to stretch our
tssy to China to such lengths as TO de-
stroy u own prosperity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL TT.
SER has had several chats with Grant In
Paris. Grant. he says. will coine home
about the middle OF next Winter. Where
the third term mansion will 10 located
has not yet been hIed upon. possibly at
Galena, perhaps at Washington. likely
at Long Branch--ths General having do.
clarsd that be delights in the Branch and
sees no reason why no should not live
there all the year round.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

Tux wonders Of tho ancient world
we're usually considered TO be seven.
viz: !. The Egyptian Pyramids. 2.
The temple OF Diana at Ephesus. }.
The tomb erected by Artsmisia, Queen
Of Cara, in memory Of her deceased
husband. MANSIONS. from whom IL de-
rived its name OF Mausolsum. 4. The
COLOSSUS Of Rhodes 6. Phidias' Jupi.
ter Olympus. astatas Of ivory and gold.
8. The hanging gardens Of Babylon. laid
out upon the walls Of that capital. z.
The palace Of Cyrus, King Of Persia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

Tur New York Gruphic Of a recent
date speaks OF Senator Jones and the
duty OF Nevada thus; Senator John p.
Jones. OF Nevada. has been received en-.
Enthusiastically by the citizens Of his State
without distinction Of party. Senator
Jones Is certainly . man Of whom his
State ought to be proud. He is hard
working and clsar-headsd. and in the
silver legislation he performed services
to the people Of the United States which
cannot be forgotten. and whose impor-
lance II would be difficult to eraggerate.
The country expects Nevada to r~e-elsct
Senator Jones. He cannot and ought
not to be spared from the Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

HrsoFzAoY 10 becoming decidedly
popular in Vienna, where 2.04o horsss
we're s~lsughtsrsd for food during the
Ont Ave months Of this year.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-08-13

IT Is believed by several engineers
that the midnight howl Of . dog can b
utilized 10 drive corn shelters and other
light machinery. Science wislds q ter.
ribls power.
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surLE.,s

political observers that Dennis hearney
was induced to visit Massachusetts, by
General Butler. and that the sole object
Of his campaign in the East is to throw
the workingmen OF that State into the
arms Of the champion weathsr-eock OF
the age. Butler is a shrewd man. and
he usually selects his agents well. He
has done so in this Nc A man OF his
p~enstration knew that Ksarnsy was IN
unmitisaisd humbug. but lie knew. too.
that the papers Of this coast and the
telegraph had made q lion Of this raving
mailman. That was enough. The
workingmsn would rush to soc him. He
would have an audience Of thousands Of
the men whom Butler himself could not
reach. and all the lower class OF that
audience he would carry with him by
his blAsphsmiss and vile onslaughts
upon capital. This element. added to
the votes which Butler could secure by
ms own eno''s "ou'u
vic'ory IN inc "uusin0''N'
Anu 90 D A
,o'.n~''n
The man required judicious coaching.
and this General Butler gave him. He
ZOOS s00'
II r.r.u;,
~, $3.50
-, .;.,
-,
" h.-.-.r
,o.,.a n.,n,.
was =.
.Y"--. ~. ,,., h.mn .na an.
L-l-..l-.
torch could play NO part IN aea"Paisn
In lav.abiiing Massachusetts,. and that
.,,..i a. s,.h communicate ayen.
.' -rf ;,
eies would result III summary c'ose "
the canvass, and tho conversion Of MI
Dennis ksarnsy into q genuine out IN
voluntary workinguan. behind the iron
bars Of the Charlsstown State prison.
The sand.lot orator msekly obeyed the
commands Of his employer. and is earn.
ing his salary and preserving his free
dom. by paying q decent obedience to
the laws Of the State In which he Is no.
journing. He 10 doing Buffers work
well. and there 10 little doubt but that
his engagement will prove q paying in
vsstmsnt to the man OF many parties.
The effect OF Ksarney's visit took
palpabls form at a meeting OF the work.
ingmsn in Boston last night. The fol-
lowing resolution was passed;
"Rs..lrsd, That NO hail with feelings OF
nonneemsn, of General d. y. butler ina,
be abandons the Republican party. and
viin open arms We "siS'ms hin w 'h'
T.,..~..m..,.,,.. ., ,, ,ou.
It,
,.,,.~v..m.. al w;I, en-. - Rr,.
,l.r m.nv hunar.d yo,s. which h. eoulJ
no, o,h.rv;s. h-.v.a,,w,. The Green.
49,. h.v. a..,.r.a THAR -;,,.n,ion n,
Iii, him ,h.;, s,a,d.,a hs.,,, and
.....S a.. ,-.,.n.,a.n, .,sm.r,s or,.
"a. !, to n[.,,or,, r.,,;.. h,vs bs.n
noo,.a IN nj. ip,.,..t' \, oplv r.molps
o., him 10 c.n,p,. IN. Democracy. and
=. h.. .l,.aav b.reain.a 10 ,ba, end.
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A sIsoLr firm in Sheffield, England,
hiss ordered this season $4,000 dozen Of
Of American hay rakers.