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The New York herald., 1878-09-29
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BARK ANAL before reported below Boston supposed in
distress arrived that city 9th she IL from Rio
Grsnde with mdse, consigned TO Uelrchs TO-. of New
York Sne does not report any trouble.
BARK rLIos (Ger). from New York Tor Rotterdam, pc
troleun laden, which down aud sunk by steamer
Utopia tBrl sept T. Banks OF Newfoundland,
sept ~ lat - o. Ion 81 TO- with stern about
loot above water and head down.
scnR WATER LILY (of Dennis, Mass carried away fore.
asst and AN sept 2S station No. Cape
Cod and broke up In q short lime. CreS saved.
scnR MAYpJowEE was sold by auction at Norfolk Sept
26 tor s26j.
scHR LoSo IsLaSp laden with cargo Of bricks and
ment bound to David's Island. struck while sailing
Hell Gate tho 2Gth inst and Port
Morris schooner raised the 27h by the Baxter
Nreckin Company and noated by the wrccking
John Fuller ihc mole in her stopped mp ana pro
ceeded on her voyage.
ScHR WABnES GArKs before reported sunk by collidng
up the Hudson will raised by the Baxter Wreckng
Company James Wllisms. colored, belonging to tue
schooner, was drowned.
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IDENTIFIED.

The man who over on Friday night by the
dummy engine ofthe East New York and Cypress Hills
road was identified yesterday as Frank Bonhack,
tbirty-iye wears OF age foreman OF Nelson's torpedo
factory in New Lots He was single man and
boarded with his employer In Baltic avenue.
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SAILED.

Steamers Germ anie lBr) for Liverpool Egypt (Br dol
Herman Ludwig tBelg). Antwerp Bolivia OBJ, Giasgow
Main GER. Bremen Andes (Br), Port rt-ar-Princc &c;
sctiedam Duchl, Rotterdam; bahama (Br. st Thomas
&C; Carcndcict Havana; Kio Grsnde. Galveston knick
Chy Of Atlanta Charleston = knight, Georgetown.
DG; kichmOud. Norfolk Wyanoke. Richmond. &c
ships N Palmer (Nor). Antwerp; Herlof Heriofsen
(Sor), Marscilies barks Arcurus tBrl do Libra (>or
trieste Marie (Nor), do Jacob Aal (NorI. Antwerp;
Herths luer), stettin; Kobe (Norl. Santos; Golden
Fleece (3r, Dcmetara; brgs Fix (Notl, Valencia: l.
Staples. Lispon Emma l. Hall. MstanEss; Daylight,
Dsns Sullivan. Trinidad.
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 2e ls7sQUINTUPLE SHEET

WINDSOR Ms Sept 10 Cleared schrs silver spray Hail.
B.ltmsrr; Aorthern Iiome !Brl sapiord New aoss
2th Hugh Ross (Brj. Mil er, d.; I'D, frances Bradley
do: Annie cotter (sr McLanghIn do 2ith brig Eugene
Hale. Lord do; schrs l. st Pierre Br Haley do; 2oth
j + Blake (Brl. Mealey, do.
YARMOUTH, Ms sept 25-Saed schrs John snow tbr,,
Bradford. Shulee Sarah (B Elkin st John, NIB tboth
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WHALEMEN.

sail cd from Bedford Sept 81 schr Oracle Parker,
spoSen-Sept > nl SIS 81 Ion 40 3s W. bark Sea Queen
Of Westport, steering Sc.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
SPOKEN
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS,

Bark Teresa Lo vco utal. Domenco, from Girgcnt for
Boston, Sept 26. lat Al, lon % 20.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
WESTERN UNION TINE BALL.

AEw YORK. Sept 2S-Noon.
The Western Union ball fell to-day ouetenth second
fast
The New York herald., 1878-09-29
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

ATEs or DEPARTURE FROM SEw YORK ron rBE MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald., 1878-09-29

Csarsd-Barks Bertha CNor,, Knndsen Trieste; Uns,
ham (Sor). KIM lien. GrAnton: briss Atlantic 'u'r''
Harde. >tettin: Is Nash (Brl. Williams, Hamburg.
wAREuAM. Sept 26-Arrved. schr Ada HERBERT Aiier'
New York
:7th-saiIel, schrs WIN Henry " ood, New York; Emms
G Edwsrds winslow. Philadrphia. .,.
wicKFORD sept II sailed schr Sophia Godfrey.
Brown. Phiisde phia.
wAKREN, Sept a7-sailed scnrs West Wind. Romer,
PLilade phia: Luna. Wells. New York
WESTEELi Sept 27-Arrived, sekr 4 Cheseoros
Robinson, " Weehawken.
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS.

noLrnrAp, Sep, 70, rM-wind fresh; barometer
3OUt9
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FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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SHEBA LODE.
U, s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada. Move mber II, 1873.

U, .. LAND VFFfJE, CA1fhON Vii,
Nevada, Move mber II, 1875
NOTICE is hereby given that the De Sofa
~ Gold and Silver Mining Company,
corporation the State of California, bavlrg
its principal Office at san francisco, California,
has, by Peter Noolcock, its resident agent ana
attorney in fact. whose postoffice address is
Mill City, Humboldt comfy Nevada, TINS Gay
fled in this office its application for patent
for twenty-one hundred and thirty-nVe t2l39l
linear feet of the Shebs Eode, bearing gold
and silver, with sur ace six hundred l6C0l
feet in width, the same being officially sur
veyed plated and designated as L ;. Survey
or Lot No. SO i'll Township thirty-one. North
Range thirty-fou east. Mount Diablo Base
and Meridian, situate in the Star Mining Dis
trict, county of Humboldt, and state Of Neva-
da. and described at the surface by metes and
bounds, according to the plat and field notes
of survey thereof on file in this office as
follows viz:
Be, inning at a Post marked No l, q, s..
Survey No. 49, on the hill side east Of the
Sheba mine hosting works; whence the loca-
ton monument bttu cen the Sheba Mining
Company's claim and the De sta mine,
known the orth Monument of the Cali
foinia claim on the Sheba ledge, beers south
seventy (70) degrees, west distant three hun
dred 1900 feet, U. S, monumt ut No. /; being
also Post No. of u. 5, Survey No. 81, bears
South sixty-six 1867 degrees thirty l30l min
utes East, distant two thousand feet 1.-THE said
q. s. Monument No. / being situate at point
bearing south seventy-six (76) degrees fifteen
u.s. minutes, west distant thirteen thousand
and three hundred and forty (l3340) feet from
the northwest corner If section Nineteen 40
in T, 81 n. K. 35 East, NJ. u. NJ the mouth
of the De Soto upper tunnel bears south SO
degrees west distant sos feet, and the mouth
of the De Soto lower tunnel bears south s
degrees west, distant 297 feet, and running
thence from said ost marked No. / u. :.
Survey No, SO, from which said bearings and
distances are given as aboye); LIST Course,
south 10 degrees, west SIX hundred feet to
lost marked No :, U. s. Survey No IS; thence
I'd Course, south twenty degrees, east twenty
one hundred and thirty-fve feet to Post
marked No. 8, U S. Survey No. 3S; thence,
Sd Course, north seventy degrees, east six
Survey No. 38; thence, 4Ih Course, north
twenty degrees, west twenty-one hundred and
thirty five feet to Post No. i aforesai the
place Of beginning, containing 30 40-i00 acres;
courses expressed from Trae Meri Ian with
Magnetic Variations at II degrees 80 minutes
East. Said claim is bounded ON the south b
U. :. Survey No. SO. known al the Heyden.
feldt C aim, upon the same lode, and Is ie-
corded in Books A and b of Lotices of loea.
tions of mining claims OF sal star Mining
District, kept at star Ci-y, Hun. boldt county
Nevada,
Any and all adverse claims must be fled in
this Office within sixty days FRI Ii date OF FIRST
newspaper publication hereof
G. n, HARRIS, Register,
November Is. 1878. 6od
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OALDa 1NCDLss
L. s. AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
N1EuAu Fxrs. JGrG Z

L. s. AND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, November, IL, 1873.
~ Office is hereby given that Peter Wool
AV cock, whose postC flee address is Mill
CITY, Hunibo DIT county, state OF Nevada, has
this day tiled Ill this cfice his apple alton for
patent for nine hundred 900 linear feet Of
the sHEBA LODE, bearing gold ana silver with
surface six hundred 900 feet IN width, the
same being tftcially surveyed, plated and
descrit ed as u. 5. SURVEY tx LOT 10. 80 IN
township Tbirty-one, North Range hnty-
four East, Mount Diablo base and Meridian
situate in the star Mining District, county of
hunt oldt, and State OF Nevada and COM
molly known as the eydenfelot Clam Jon the
sheba Lode, aud describ, d by metes and
bounds at tie surface according 10 the plat
and field notes on file in this office as fol-
lows, 10 vii: Beginning at post marked No.
/, u. 5. Survey No. % nom which the south
EN- monument OF the DE Sofa Company
claim TN the said she La Il de, beng also
the northern n-onLmenL Of Ills el-iIi bears
south sevt nty DE- grees west, dls ant three hun
artd al fourteen l3l4J ttet; cut aud incline
on the lcdAe fifteen feet neep bears south 80
degrees 10 minutes west distant AGO feet L .
>. mOnument No. /, ON north side Of r. ad TO
beta mile. being also lost No. 4 OF u. 3.
Survey no. 81. Tears north forty-tvo GegIe es
hftetn minutes east, distant sixteen hundred
and twenty five ll625l feet; the said last men
TONED U .. monument. No. /, being situate
at point bearing south seventy six (7G)
degrees fifteen l5J minutes west, distant
thirt, en- thousaLd thee hundred aud forty
tl334O) feet from the nortLNeht coTntr Of Sec
tion Nineteen III township hlrty -one 1911 ,
Aorih Range 1Lnty-Eve 1851 Last, Mount
Dla bio base and Nit indian; tLtnce nom said
Post, marked No. l, u .. survey No. SO from
which the foregoing bearings and distances
ale CAV NJ,
tlist Course, South two e. degrees, forty
tve l45l mlLuter, Lsht 800 feet TO Post
No 2, L. s. survey No. 80; thence,
second Gu ~, south seventy (70) degrees
west b25 feet 10 kost marked No. s u B.
survey No. 80; thence,
Third Course, North two 90 deg,ees f451
forty-hye minutes, " est $50 feet 10 Post
marKed No. U, 5. Survey No. 80: thence.
Fourth tCurse, North seVel ty tTOJ degrees
asr t2o feet to sad ost o. l. tie place OF
bt ginning, containing II 4G-IOU acres Courses
EXPRESSED fr' III True iidian with Magnetic
yallaaloA at II degrees Ahht
said claim is bOuLut d on tie North by the
De SUt0 Company CLAIM, and on tie south
by the " oicUck claim, upon the sane lode
and il reeOrcea IN Book at Page l45 of tie
record " mining locations Of sAid district
kept at star cry Humboldt &C unity. Nevada
Any ana all adverse claims must be MED
in THIS citlee within Sky DAYS from da. q Il
first publication hereof.
=. ~. HARRIS, Register.
NoNelDet 10, 1919. OUd.
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Buqqies anc So Gdle Horses


nY WRIT E Of an execution issued out of
ED the District Court of the Fourth Judi
cial District of the state Of Nevada in and for
The county of Humboldt on the Goth dsy Of
Move mber, A. ID. 1878, and to me directed and
delivered for judgment recovered in raid
Court on the 18th day Of November, A. D.
1878, in favor OF f. ReinLart X Co. and against
the Silver Monarch A. ming Company for the
sum OF S6l2 81 damages with interest theIeOn
at the rate of 10 per cent per annum till paid
together with Sb5 IL costs and disbursements
at the date Of said judgment. az accfuine
costs, all in U. S. gold coin, have this day
levied upon and taken in execution the fol-
lowing described real property. to wit:
That certain quartz mining claim known
and describ, as the Crystal mine, situated in
tehral Mining District, Humboldt county,
Nevada; also that certain quartz mining
claim known and described as the silver
ta'e mine, situated in Central Mining biz
trict, humboldt equity. Nevada; also that
certain quartz mining claim known and des.
embed as the silver Monarch mine, situated
III entral Mining District, Humboldt county.
Nevada; also hat certain quartz mining
claim, known and desc ibed as the Palace
mine, situated IN Cent al Mining istrict,
Humboldt county, Nevada; ala two dwelling
houses, two blacksmith shops, and one barn,
all situated in Central Minitg District. Ia,
said county and State; also all improvements
ON said above described mines.
Notice is by given that on SATURDAY
the 2lst day Of DECkMBhR, 1878. between
the hours OF nine O'clock in the morning AID
tve O'Clock in the afternoon viz: at one
O'Clock ?. NJ, at the front door Of he curt
honee, in Ninnemucca, Humboldt county.
Nevada, will sell all the right. title, Interest
and claim II the defendant, the Silver Mon
2rch Mining Company, of, In end to the above
described prop rty or sufficient thereof TO
satisfy said judgment, costs and EXPENSES Of
the sale.
Given under my hand at my office at Win
nelnucca, Humboldt county. Nevada. tins
2sth day of November; 1873,
ssst' se4 --t GA. KYLE.
Sheriff Of Humboldt county, Nevada.
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BULLION TAX.

n Office is hereby given that the tax on
~ proceeds Of mines for The quarter end
ing September 50 Is 3, Ii now due and pay able,
al my office in the Courthouse Of the County
Of Humboldt, and that the lass for its col.
lection VIII be strictly enforced.
janis BuCkNER, County Assessor.
BY >. BUCKHFA. bcputy ASSESSOR.
"lnneInucca, Nov. Il, 1915. In
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Delinquent Taxes.
oFTIor or cousrY AUDITOR, Humboldt,

OFFICE or CoCHTY AUDITOR, Humboldtl
County, Nevada, NOV ember rs, 1878.
r. Office is hdoby given that the delin-
1N Quent tax list for the fiscal ear Of
1873 has been deposited with the District At
torney OF humboldt county, Nevada. aud
unless the delinquent taxes therein ned
are paid 10 the County Treasurer of said
County within twenty (20) days from the daie
hereof, action will be commenced by the
Distic Attorney for the collection of said
taxes and costs. I'd
CHARLES A. LAGRAYE
County Auditor Of Humboldt county, New.
nOy25-td
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J. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.

a IL WHOM IT MAY CoNCEIN viii
IA please take notice HAT Alex. N,ii has
been appointed Deputy u. >. internal Re une
Collector for the second District Of Ne da
wee \. French. resigned All conn nj
cations concerning Revenue license shoul be
addressed,
ALkX WISE Deputy U.s.I.R c.,
octl6-f, winnemucca. Nevaa,,
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Wotice to Miners.

TENNIBUTE contracts will be let on The
n Manau Mine. House, blacksmith TOOLS
aid minii tools fui nished. None but pom
slbie parties need apply.
w c. 0RIGG.
Greggsville, Nov. q, 1873. I'm
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 3s8.
q. S. Survey or Lot No. 50, T. 81, N. r. 34E
M. h. NJ.
SHtRA LODE
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. $50.
o. 8. Survey or Lot No. 40 T.31, N. R. "a E.
~. D. n.
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Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No. 5s7,
U. s. Survey or Lot No. Ss T. 81 N. +, "a
NJ. d. NJ.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12
DEKK SHIRE AND ESSEN PIGS.

Thoroughbred and acclimatcd. Without
doubt the best breed for the South. The
subscriber breeds from the finest and best
bred imported Berkshires and their pro-
chester Cardiff" Robin Hood, - "Toplash,'
''Stumpy," "Sweot Seventeen" strains
Has three fine boars at the head of the
herd. Stock entered for the third volume
''Amercan Berkshire Swine Record" where
none but thoroughbred stock are admitted
Pigs for sale at all times, as good as can
be found in tho United States. Price,
boxed and delivered Mt Trenton or Monroe
La, SO per pair.
For further particulars, address
G. Il. HINES, NJ. D.,
Do,c,srille, Union Parish, La.
References given if desired.
February D, 1878. ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12

No public man OF England ever
mingled so much pursuit of everything
in the form OF Indulgence with so much
parliamentary activity as did Charles
James Fox. From the dinner he went
to the debate, from the debate to the
gaming table, and returned to his bed
by daylight, freighted with parliament
tary applause, plundered of hislast dis
possible guinea, and fevered with Sleep
lessness and agitation, to go through the
same round within the next twenty
four hours. He kept no table and no
house, but every house and table of his
party in politics was at his disposal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12

Brigandage is again very prevalent
all along the frontier between France
and Catalonia, and travelling by road
is now attended by such serious risks,
that the few public vehicles which ply
between France and Spain enjoy but
scant custom. The members of the
gangs of brigands are bound by the
most solemn oath, not to divulge any
thing which may compromise their
comrades, and infractions of the rules
which they have laid down are invari-
ably punished with death.
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DIFFICULTIES IN CouRT1Na.

They were counting under difficult
ties. It was in a room through which
members of the family were constantly
passing to and fro.
tsDear Alice" he said 81 can not
longer labor under this sus-''
(The old man appears.)
0-pension of banks is due to the I'M
wise policy"
(Old gent passes on.)
81 was going to say, my dear girl,
that I hope you will promise to be
mine, and name an early day for the
bonds"
(Old woman happens in.)
tsshould never be paid in gold alone.'
exit old girl.)
tsName the happy day when may
call you my own, for can not believe
that you will think it pre-
(Old man slides in again.)
assumption can not be SO soon accom-
plfshed."
(The intruder retires.)
81 say can't belle. 9 you are entire
ly Indifferent to me, but will soon
wi"
(Old lady on deck.)
ssife given the financial question
much study
(Old woman slides off.)
"If you love me, just nod your head.
You nod. Oh, one sweet kiss to seal
one sweet-oh, he'll"
Irrespective father-in-law.)
tt-according to eminent divines, is
a myth, a superstition"
lThey were again left alOne.)
The old folks conclude that Alice is
safe in the company of young man
who can talk nothing but finance and
theology, and so they relax their vigil.
lance.
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A working girl said she thou

A working girl said she thought
Arizona would be a good place for her.
eyes," we said, sswages are good there,
and the prospects of a husband are II o
doubt better than here in California. -
"Oh," said she, 81 am not enough fore
handed yet to marry could not sup
port a husband" What a noble array
of young men there is waiting for that
girl to get ready!
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RUSSIA.

RUSSIA.
From a detailed account of the pres
ent distribution of the Russian forces,
given in a usually we'll informed Ger
man paper, it appears that Russia has
still intact in the interior of the country
and quite independently of any garri-
son troops, thirteen divisions of infantry,
of rifles and two brigades of sappers, or
altogether, in round numbers, 15O, 600
infantry, $4,000 cavalry, and 700 field
pieces.
In addition, four reserve divisions
are in process of formation, and 100
local battalions are being modified to
occupy the Polish provinces of the
empire. The army on the Balkan pen
insuia comprised at the time when the
armistice was agreed upon-exclusive
of siege artillery, the artillery parks,
the train, the administrative services,
detachments of sailors-25 divisions of
infantry, with ], 200 field guns 8 bri-
gades Of rifles 16 divisions of cavalry,
with 200 horse artillery guns; or alto
gether 1924 battalions, 24O squadrons,
and 400 field pieces. Assuming the
actual strength of each Of the above
units to average two-thirds of its pre-
scrlbed war establishment, the aggre-
gate effective force of this army would
amount to 100000 infantry, 80, 900
horses, and l 400 guns.
In the Caucasus there were at the
same time two divisions of infantry,
comprising 80 battalions and the Kuban
and the Terek Cossacks, or about q, 900
men, 10000 horses and l56 guns and,
nnaiiy, In Armenia there were eight
divisions of grenadiers and infantry, a
brigade OF rifles and two divisions of
cavalry. representing an elective force
of $4,000 infantry, 900 cavalry and 372
guns. Altogether, therefore, it is cal
calated that, including both the armies
In Europe and in Asia, Russia can dis
pose of field force of $40, 900 infantry,
$1,000 cavalry 1872 guns, or if the spe-
cial and accessory services are added, a
total of zoe, 900 men.
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An old, rough clergyman once took
for his text that passage of the Psalm,
"I said in my haste, all men are liars"
Looking, apparently, as if he saw the
Psalmist standing before him, he said ::
"You said it in your haste, David. If
you had been here, you might have
said it after mature deliberations
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nELICAN SALOON,
Grand Street, Piercc'S Old Stand,
w. IL. FERRY, Proprietor.

Where the public will always find the
served up in style by an old and expert
enced ba-tender. He offers FREE LUNCH
every day as an extra inducement to the
public from IL o'clock a. III. to 3 O'Clock
o. M, consisting of Hot Seasoned Soups;
Roast Beef, Salads, etc. Price OF one drink :,
Inclusive Of Lunch. only 15c. He respect
fully solicits n liberal share of the patron
age of the public.
Monroe, january %, 1875.
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OF the Southern Bishops of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Bishop
Paine has been in Office 80 years !;
Bishops Pierce and Kavanaugh %
years; Bishops Doggett, Wightman and
McTyeire eight years. Two more
Bishops are to be elected at the General
Conference which meets in May next.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12

A little girl, in some way related to
the defendant, was testifying that all
the veal killed by Mr.. Rebeck was not
taken to the market. "Well, what is
done with the part they don't take to
the market ?" asked the prosecutor.
cit is fed to the pigs" ooh, it is fed
to the pigs, is it? What kind of pigs ?''
arching his brow and looking intently
at the witness. "Why, pigs with
tails" replied the little one with child
like simplicity, and the lawyers gig.
gled, the court smiled broad grin, the
prosecutor flushed up and looked fool.
ish.
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the British fleet through the Dardanel-
les, was born in 1925, and represents on
each side a family of fighters. He is a
son, by sister of the late Field Mar
shall Sir John Burgoyne, Of the late
Admiral Phipps Horribly, who served
with great distinction in the French
wars at the beginning of this century.
He is cousin of Lord Derby, and a
brother of the famous head master of
Elton. In addition to his practical
knowledge of naval science, he has
gained much experience in the theore-
teal and ministerial part, having serv-
ed several years as q lord of admiralty.
He is greatly liked by his officers and
men.
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cat what age We're you married ?"
asked she, inquisitively. But the lady
was equal to the emergency, and quiet
ly responded: eat the parsonage"
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Rhode Island has four political par
ties in the field, including tho Nation
ais and Prohibitionists.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12

A barber recently shaving dead
man was constrained by the force of
habit to give him the whole history of
the silver bill, the rise and fall of gold
and the probable situation of the for
eign bond holders.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1878-04-12

What is the use Of n fond wife saying
to doting husband, ell hath no
fury like woman scorned," If there
is no HI?
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FOR SALE.

The above property, consisting of a lot
commo,lious dwelling, cistern, and all
necessary outhouses, situated = mile above
the city of Monroe, fronting on the river, is
place, or to s. w. Bennett, Jr., designer
and engraver on wood, 81 Camp street,
New Orleans. Dec. IL, 1877.